Silhouette Special Edition

REVIEW: The Long Way Home by Cheryl Reavis

REVIEW: The Long Way Home by Cheryl Reavis

Dear Ms. Reavis, I’m so glad that by the time I’d heard of these books, the second one was already out and the third one wasn’t too much of a wait. In Little Darlin’ you make me actually like a secret baby book and toss in a marriage of convenience just for fun. In this(…)

REVIEW: Little Darlin’ by Cheryl Reavis

REVIEW: Little Darlin’ by Cheryl Reavis

Dear Ms. Reavis, The books which make up this series have been favorites of mine for years. First published in the late 1990s, they’ve also been out of print for about that long so I was delighted to notice them among the Harlequin Treasury reissues. I hope that this will allow more people to try(…)

REVIEW: The Billionaire’s Handler by Jennifer Greene

REVIEW: The Billionaire’s Handler by Jennifer Greene

“A whopping multi-million-dollar inheritance should have been Carolina Daniels’s dream come true. Instead, the money brought nothing but vultures looking for their share of the wealth. Fortunately for her, the generous gift also came with a rescuer: sexy billionaire Maguire Cochran. Instinct told Maguire that the generous inheritance his father had given Carolina for saving(…)

REVIEW: The Boss’s Proposal by Kristin Hardy

REVIEW: The Boss’s Proposal by Kristin Hardy

Dear Ms. Hardy, Almost two years ago, I reviewed the first book in your series about the McBain’s of Grace Harbour, “The Chef’s Choice.” You mentioned that the next book wouldn’t be out for a while. Well, you were right but I still remembered the series and picked up “The Boss’s Proposal” when I saw(…)

REVIEW: A Bride After All by Kasey Michaels

REVIEW: A Bride After All by Kasey Michaels

Dear Ms. Michaels, June and June brides are upon us so the second book in your “Second Chance Bridal” series is right on time. After loving “Suddenly A Bride” last month I wanted to see who would get another chance at finding that perfect dress to go with the perfect guy. Claire Ayers and Nick(…)

REVIEW: Suddenly a Bride by Kasey Michaels

REVIEW: Suddenly a Bride by Kasey Michaels

Dear. Ms. Michaels, I will admit to loving to wander through bridal shops and checking out gowns, headdresses and accessories. There’s just something about all that hope and promise of a future plus getting to look like your version of a Princess for a Day that gets me every time. And though I would probably(…)

REVIEW: A Bride for Jericho Bravo by Christine Rimmer

REVIEW: A Bride for Jericho Bravo by Christine Rimmer

Dear Ms. Rimmer: I am not sure why I am always surprised when I read a good series romance. After all, I’ve been a big proponent of series books for the last few years. I suppose it’s partly the titles and maybe it’s the brevity of the books that gives rise to a preconceived notion(…)

REVIEW: The Husband She Couldn’t Forget by Carmen Green

Dear Ms. Green, I had heard about your book, The Husband She Couldn’t Forget, back in September and made a mental note to myself to purchase it, partly because I want to encourage more diversity in the genre, and buying a Silhouette Special Edition that features African American protagonists is a good way to do(…)