posts by Angela T:
B Reviewscinderella / Eloisa-James / Fairy-Tales / Historical Romances8 Comments
Dear Ms. James, When Jane sent me a batch of books for review, I was particularly excited to find A Kiss at Midnight in the pile. Over the years, I have come to expect interesting and realistically rendered characters from you; characters who often defy the clichés their roles in ... more >
B ReviewsHistorical Romances / rake26 Comments
Dear Ms. Stuart: Elinor Harriman is the quintessential elder sister of romance. To wit, she is desperately trying to keep her little family together by protecting, guarding and working herself to the bone. Simultaneously, she is, of course, trying not to let on to her younger, more beautiful sister, Lydia, ... more >
Letters of OpinionAlpha Male / heroes51 Comments
I have this theory that all Romance Novel Heroes (RNHo, from now on) are born under the astrological sign of Scorpio. Okay. Maybe not all of them, but a really, large majority for sure are Scorpios. I'm a bit of a Scorpio expert. I attract them, them and Leos. I ... more >
C- Reviewsenemies to lovers / England / pirates52 Comments
Dear Ms. Lindsey, Despite being one of the grand dames of romance, I haven't ever read one of your books before. I don't know why. It's just worked out that way. When I picked up That Perfect Someone, I was going into it blind but excited about the story based on ... more >
B+ Reviewsdysfunctional family / Historical Romances / Tessa Dare13 Comments
Dear Ms. Dare, Dear Ms. Dare, I've heard good things about you for the last year, ever since your debut The Goddess of the Hunt appeared as the beginning of three inter-connected novels. I've been meaning to read something of yours for quite sometime, in the same way I've been ... more >
B- Reviews19th century / Historical Romances / Kathryn Smith8 Comments
This is a review from lazaraspaste, one of our guest reviewers for the summer. Next Tuesday we’ll do an introduction of all the new summer reviewers. Dear Ms. Smith: Having read boat loads of romances over the years has taught me something about titles. Essentially, any romance novel’s title will ... more >