Tag Archives: Marriage-in-Trouble
REVIEW:  Billionaire’s Bride of Innocence by Miranda Lee

REVIEW: Billionaire’s Bride of Innocence by Miranda Lee

Dear Ms. Lee:
The previous two books in the series have told us some awful things about James, the hero in Billionaire’s Bride of Innocence. James was desperate to have a family and when his super model girlfriend could not deliver the goods, so to speak, he divorced her, impregnated a nice young woman, and [...]

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REVIEW: The Santangeli Marriage by Sara Craven

REVIEW: The Santangeli Marriage by Sara Craven

Dear Ms. Craven:
I’m never sure what to expect from you. On the whole, you are one of my favorite HP authors but from time to time, your stories send me over the cliff. I wasn’t sure how I was going to respond to this one.
The Santangeli Marriage begins with a scene from the [...]

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REVIEW:  A Christmas Wedding by Tracy Wolff

REVIEW: A Christmas Wedding by Tracy Wolff

Dear Ms. Wolff:
Your book came to my attention due to the numerous and varied nominations of it for our DABWAHA tournament. I’m a big lover of good series books so I just had to pick it up. A Christmas Wedding is a Harlequin Superromance and not usually a series from which I choose books, [...]

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REVIEW: The Holiday Inn Anthology by Farrah Rochon, Stefanie Worth and Phyllis Bourne Williams

REVIEW: The Holiday Inn Anthology by Farrah Rochon, Stefanie Worth and Phyllis Bourne Williams

Dear Ladies,
I’m often leery of trying anthologies. Generally there’s one author I want to read, a few I’ll deal with and at least one I automatically skip. Or, behind door number two, there’s one story I’ll love, one or two that are readable and one that’s just awful. So, imagine my delight when three unknown [...]

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California Supreme Court Rules Same Sex Marriage Constitutional

Today the California Supreme Court’s decision dropped on the constitutionality of a same sex marriage ban. Specifically, the court addressed this question:
The question we must address is whether, under these circumstances, the failure to designate the official relationship of same-sex couples as marriage violates the California Constitution.
The Court found that the “right to marry [...]

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CONVERSATIONAL REVIEW: Tempted by Megan Hart

CONVERSATIONAL REVIEW: Tempted by Megan Hart

Janine: My friend Jennie F. and I had so much fun doing a conversational review of Jane Lockwood’s Forbidden Shores that we decided to do it again. Lo and behold, the subject of this discussion is also a novel about an erotic entanglement that involves two men and a woman! This time, it’s Megan [...]

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REVIEW:  An Affair Before Christmas by Eloisa James

REVIEW: An Affair Before Christmas by Eloisa James

Dear Ms. James:
An Affair Before Christmas is the first book of yours I read, and I did so without knowing where it is in your canon or how it relates to any other books (now I know that is it second in your Desperate Duchesses series). The title of the series reflects a heroine-centric [...]

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