Dear Ms. Locke: I’ve been in something of an extended slump with historical romances this year – none have earned better than a B grade from me, and nothing has really held my attention and impressed me as new or fresh. I decided to branch out to new-to-me authors, but ... more >
Dear Ms. Packard: I liked everything about this book from the tall, athletic heroine who had some body issues but still loved herself to the baseball hero who was coming out of a bad place in his life. Most importantly for me, I got to watch as the two actually ... more >
Dear Ms. Fox: This is the second book in your “Dirty Girls Book Club.” I tried to read the first one but it didn’t work for me so when I received this novel I had every intention of putting it in the discard pile until I read the blurb. The ... more >
Do It Like A Dude – Painted Faces I must confess that when I first start reading Painted Faces I was pretty convinced the book should have actually been about two lines long: Fantastically hot drag artist: Hey, do you want have sex? Heroine: Yes. And then I realised I ... more >
Dear Ms. Maguire, I decided to read “Making Him Sweat” because I like to try new-to-me authors at Harlequin, I hadn’t read a Blaze book for a while, and I wanted to see if a book about boxers could hold my attention. I mean no insult to boxing but it’s ... more >
Dear Ms. Parr: I get the sense from the various internet reviews that people either love this book or hate it. I fall into the latter category. It’s not that I didn’t hate it so much as I wasn’t convinced at the end of the story that the two protagonists ... more >
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