Tag Archives: Humor
REVIEW: Waiting in Vain by Charlotte Stein

REVIEW: Waiting in Vain by Charlotte Stein

Dear Ms. Stein:
I get several requests a day from authors seeking a review of their book. I generally read the first page of every book I receive for review. Often times the first page is insufficient to keep me reading. The story however opens with an engaging premise, a humorous tone, any promise of a [...]

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REVIEW:  Lead Me On by Victoria Dahl

REVIEW: Lead Me On by Victoria Dahl

Dear Ms. Dahl:
I’m probably not going to do this book justice in the review and I actually have some fear of turning people off the book based on what I am going to write. Robin and I talked about the book and she said it was brave and I agree. It’s brave because Jane, [...]

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REVIEW:  A Black Tie Affair by Sherrill Bodine

REVIEW: A Black Tie Affair by Sherrill Bodine

A Black Tie Affair begins a series about the Smith sisters who are famously as beautiful as the “Cushing, Bouvier, and Miller sisters.” The Smith sisters have had a long history with the Clayworth’s of Chicago, the last event being the hasty termination of their father, former treasurer of the Clayworth department store. There are rumors that Mr. Smith was let go because of something shady and this only serves to foster negative feelings by the Smiths toward the Clayworths, or so we are told.

Athena Smith fell in love with Drew Clayworth and he with her. When his parents died in the Fastnet sailing race, Athena was there for him. Drew felt that Athena had betrayed him and their relationship ended.

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REVIEW & GIVEAWAY:  Flat Out Sexy by Erin McCarthy

REVIEW & GIVEAWAY: Flat Out Sexy by Erin McCarthy

I’ve mentioned before that the contemporary romances that doesn’t feature vampires, campy vampires, werewolves, immortal peril, mortal peril, suspense out the wahoo, or extraordinary extraterrestrial extraneous circumstances seem to be fewer and far between. Every now and again I hear declarations that the contemporary romance is a dying subgenre and it’s harder and harder to [...]

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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: Elrod McBugle on the Loose by Jeff Strand

REVIEW: Elrod McBugle on the Loose by Jeff Strand

Dear Mr. Strand,
When I read the title of your book “How to Rescue a Dead Princess,” I knew you were a different kind of author. And that I had to read this book. I did and loved it and then went out and bought lots of your other books. You can thank me later [...]

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My First Sale by Sandra Hill, I’m in and I’m never leaving

My First Sale by Sandra Hill, I’m in and I’m never leaving

Sandra Hill’s first time traveling romance book was published over 13 years ago before paranormal was even a sub genre. She is a bestselling author of over twenty novels and four anthologies in various genres, including historical, time-travel and contemporary. Hill’s trademark is her humor and you can see it in her titles, [...]

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