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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 [...]

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REVIEW: Falling Star by Olivia Brynn

REVIEW: Falling Star by Olivia Brynn

Dear Ms. Brynn,
Who is it who said that books about rock stars don’t sell? Well, in the case of this book, I hope that saying is wrong.
Adam Nash parties like a rock star – even if he’s a country and western rock star. And he’s got the headlines and tabloid stories to prove it. But [...]

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REVIEW: The Care and Taming of the Rogue by Suzanne Enoch

REVIEW: The Care and Taming of the Rogue by Suzanne Enoch

Dear Ms. Enoch:
After finishing the previous trilogy which I believe to contain some of the best work of your career, I was delighted when The Care and Taming of the Rogue arrived on my doorstep, ridiculous title notwithstanding. With the adventurer hero, I thought we might be getting something unique again.
While prose in The Care [...]

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Friday Film Review: Say Anything

How did I miss this? Srsly, where was I? Dunno. I’ve heard about the “holding up the boom box” scene. I’ve seen it on so many “Gawd, these are the best films evah!” lists and heard from so many people that “you have to see this film, I mean it!” that I should have seen [...]

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REVIEW: Samantha’s Cowboy by Marin Thomas

REVIEW: Samantha’s Cowboy by Marin Thomas

Dear Ms. Thomas,
This is the last book in a trilogy that doesn’t read that way. Which is a relief to me as I hate jumping into a series and feeling over my head with past characters and situations. After reading the middle book, The Cowboy’s Promise, I knew the book on the hero’s brain [...]

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Friday Film Review: The Big Easy

The Big Easy (1987)
Genre: Romantic Thriller
Grade: B+
When this film was released over 20 years ago, I remember all the detractors and criticisms. No one from New Orleans talks this way. Whenever the NOPD makes the news it’s because of corruption allegations. Why must Mardi Gras always be mentioned in any film about the city? It [...]

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REVIEW: Angel with a Ray Gun by Deb Kinnard

REVIEW: Angel with a Ray Gun by Deb Kinnard

Dear Ms. Kinnard,
Despite absolutely loving the title of your book, I finished it with a sense of disappointment. And a feeling that if this is what contemporary Christianity is supposed to be, I want no part of it.
Matt Greenlee, Senior Pastor of New Hope Church, has a secret life. For years, he’s been writing a [...]

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