Tag Archives: Doctor
Saturday Shorties: Faked Deaths, Amnesia and Fertility Clinics

Saturday Shorties: Faked Deaths, Amnesia and Fertility Clinics

Under the Gun by HelenKay Dimon
I’ve never been a huge fan of the Intrigue line because I felt that even full length romantic suspense books struggled to fit both romance and suspense in one story, how could a compressed format do both topics justice? Under the Gun had a good balance of both the [...]

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REVIEW: Zero at the Bone by Jane Seville

REVIEW: Zero at the Bone by Jane Seville

Dear Ms. Seville.
Denise Rossetti recommended this book to me late last year, but it took Maili ALSO recommending it to me recently to finally make me read it. I think I had about 7 hours of sleep in the three days since I started it. It’s just…brilliant. As I write this review a few days [...]

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REVIEW: No Souvenirs by K.A. Mitchell

REVIEW: No Souvenirs by K.A. Mitchell

Dear Ms. Mitchell.
Ever since you revealed that your next book would be about Jae Sun Kim, the hot, sarcastic, misanthropic doctor from Collision Course, I have been yearning for this book. Yearning, I tell you. The problem, of course, with wanting a book so hard is that when it comes, it might suck and all [...]

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REVIEW:  Pleasured by the Secret Millionaire by Natalie Anderson

REVIEW: Pleasured by the Secret Millionaire by Natalie Anderson

Dear Ms. Anderson:
Over time, the Australia/New Zealand Harlequin Presents (HPs) have become my favorites mostly because I feel that the women are slightly more emancipated in these stories (not always of course). Pleasured features the requisite millionaire but the heroine isn’t a virgin. Instead, she’s provocative and proactive.
Sienna, on vacation in Sydney, is drawn [...]

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REVIEW:  Immortal Protector by Ursula Bauer

REVIEW: Immortal Protector by Ursula Bauer

Dear Ms. Bauer:
I’ve had this in my TBR pile since Keishon’s review last year. I’ve dusted it off (metaphorically since it is an ebook) for Keishon’s monthly TBR challenge. While I agree with some of Keishon’s points (particularly on the extensive world building), I found the romance to be forced in many places.
Dr. [...]

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REVIEW:  The Scottish Companion by Karen Ranney

REVIEW: The Scottish Companion by Karen Ranney

Dear Ms. Ranney:
Here's a problem I have. Sometimes I get authors mixed up in my head. I got you mixed up with another author named Karen and I thought you and she were the same person so I haven't picked up any books of yours since 2005. After reading the Scottish Companion, though, I clearly [...]

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REVIEW:  Dangerous Tides by Christine Feehan

REVIEW: Dangerous Tides by Christine Feehan

Dear Ms. Feehan:
I haven’t bought a book written by you in years. My neighbor bought this one and offered it to me. It’s hard to turn down free books and I thought I remembered you fondly. After reading the first 100 pages, it was brought back in stark relief why I had [...]

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