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REVIEW: The Accidental Countess by Michelle Willingham

REVIEW: The Accidental Countess by Michelle Willingham

Dear Ms. Willingham,
I haven’t always had the best of luck with the Harlequin Historical line, but always being in the lookout for new historical authors, I decided to give The Accidental Countess a try. I wish I could say that my experience was a resounding success, but unfortunately that wasn’t the case. While I [...]

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

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 that, [...]

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REVIEW: A Hint of Wicked by Jennifer Haymore

REVIEW: A Hint of Wicked by Jennifer Haymore

Dear Ms. Haymore,
When I first picked up A Hint of Wicked, I did not have much in the way of expectations. I assumed that this was your first book, since I hadn’t heard your name before. I hadn’t really heard any buzz about the book, and I had to remind myself of the plot before [...]

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Harlequin Lightning Reviews: January 2009 Edition

Harlequin Lightning Reviews: January 2009 Edition

Tycoon’s Pregnant Mistress by Maya Banks.
I laughed a little when I finished this book because it had virtually all the common HP/SD tropes smushed into one small category. We have the secret baby, amnesia, asshole boyfriend with trust issues, evil other woman, and an abduction for added spice (plus the requisite travel to an [...]

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REVIEW:  Seduction of a Proper Gentleman by Victoria Alexander

REVIEW: Seduction of a Proper Gentleman by Victoria Alexander

Dear Ms. Alexander:
One thing that continually frustrates me in romance is the idea that readers will only find one type of male heroic. To wit, that only the alpha male, stern and unyielding, can make the loins aquiver and her heart to pitter pat. This is why the Duke is such a [...]

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REVIEW: Kushiel’s Mercy by Jacqueline Carey

REVIEW: Kushiel’s Mercy by Jacqueline Carey

Dear Ms. Carey,
I loved the original Kushiel trilogy. I found the heroine Phèdre nó Delaunay, her story as a premier courtesan and the only anguisette in generations, and the Terre D’Ange setting fascinating and compelling. All those things were enough to keep me reading the second trilogy about her adopted son, Imriel, despite the [...]

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Harlequin Lightning Reviews

Harlequin Lightning Reviews

Drop Dead Gorgeous by Kimberly Raye. The premise was that geek girl saw her geek boy bestfriend get super hot, super confident, and super sexy and she wanted that too. Except the reason that the geek boy bestfriend got super everything was because he got bit by a vampire and now he too [...]

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