posts by Jane Litte:
Book Reviews / C Reviews Category / Ebooks7 Comments
Dear Ms. Dane: I think that Ja(y)ne and my foolish hope was we could write good reviews for all the books we choose. Yours was the first one that I picked. Your promo promised me a “smart heroine, alpha hero who isn't a bossy jerk. Funny dialog, hot secks. Oh ... more >
B Reviews Category / B- Reviews / Book Reviewscourtesan / Julia-Justiss / Regency England3 Comments
Dear Ms. Justiss: Beautiful cover. Writing for these upper tiered lines at Harlequin must make you thrilled because you can usually expect a gorgeous, arty cover which is what convinced me to buy this book in the first place. I have a love/hate relationship with courtesan novels. Usually the courtesan ... more >
B Reviews Category / Book Reviews9 Comments
Dear Ms. Armstrong: I spent much of last night and this morning scratching my head over my final thoughts on this book. This is the third entry in the Elena and Clay saga which began in 2001 with Bitten. Bitten was one of the first werewolf books that I really ... more >
Book Reviews / C Reviews CategoryComments Off on REVIEW: Blaze by JoAnn Ross
Dear Ms. Ross: I know that you have a number of fans and huge body of work. For some reason, I can’t recall ever reading you before. I bought your book because it was a story that someone recommended featuring southern gentleman. I had just finished a reread of Carnal ... more >
A Review Category / Book ReviewsClaudia-Dain / Historical Romances / western3 Comments
Dear Ms. Dain: I am not sure where you are today in your writing career, but in 2003, you wrote one of my favorite westerns ever published. It is an oft overlooked gem and I am glad to have this forum to bring it to a few people’s attention. I ... more >
B Reviews Category / B+ Reviews / Book Reviewsdragons / Naomi-Novik5 Comments
Dear Ms. Novik: This really is a series for the ages. I believe that this trilogy will make every best fantasy list out there. The things that I like best are learning about the dragons themselves and seeing the interaction between Temeraire and Laurence. The things I like least are ... more >