posts by Angela T:
A ReviewsContemporary / Farmer / friends-to-lovers / Harlequin SuperRomance / Karina Bliss / Military / secret42 Comments
Dear Ms. Bliss, Jane sent me Here Comes the Groom after I told her how much I loved your last book, What the Librarian Did. Like What the Librarian Did, Here Comes the Groom takes a fairly cliched romance novel convention and gives it the kind depth and re-charge that ... more >
C+ ReviewsHistorical Romances / Regency England / revenge-plot30 Comments
An Extremely Short and Not So Sweet Review of Anne Stuart’s Breathless in Five Limericks Preceded by a Very, Very Short Synopsis Miranda Rohan, true to her parentage, ruined herself with one bad decision. Though she’s happy in her life away from the ton she feels something lacking in her ... more >
A Reviewsalternate-reality / Fantasy Romance / western19 Comments
Dear Ms. Hobson, The first books that were ever read to me-‘aside from children’s picture books that is-‘were C.S. Lewis' Chronicles of Narnia, thus establishing a long history of love for the fantasy genre. As a child, my favorite books were those that had any kind of magic, fairy tale ... more >
A ReviewsCourtney Milan / estranged marriage / Marriage-in-Trouble / reunited-lovers40 Comments
If I were to describe this plot, I would say that it is a plot of estranged spouses. Ned has gone from boy to man, as is most often the result of journeys. And Lady Kathleen has suffered the rumor of her husband's swift removal for the past three years. But this book is so much more than the reconciliation of estranged spouses. It is more than the two protagonist's getting to know each other as they fall in love, despite the forced marriage. No, this is a book about what makes a hero.
Dear Ms. Stuart, Recently, I reviewed your book Ruthless and have been given the honor of doing the same for the second book in your House of Rohan series-‘Reckless. If I may be so bold, I would like to address this particular review to you hero, Adrian, Viscount Rohan. Ahem! ... more >
B+ ReviewsElizabeth-Hoyt / Georgian / Historical Romances51 Comments
On the whole, the ambiance, the setting and the strangely Gothic vibe that ripples through this book was delightful and just unusual enough to stand out. I ripped right through it in a matter of hours and would re-read it, which is always a sure sign I enjoyed a book. Looking forward to the future installments of the Maiden Lane series.