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A Reviewsgoverness / historical romance3 Comments
Dear Ms. Burrowes, Upon reading the blurb for The Duke’s Disaster, I found myself utterly charmed – and intrigued. Much of the “classic” Regency romances seem to center around certain inviolable strictures of society that Must Not Be Deviated From. You know the ones I’m talking about – the heroine ... more >
A Reviewsgoverness / Historical / Scandal9 Comments
Dear Ms. Burrowes, Upon reading the blurb for The Duke’s Disaster, I found myself utterly charmed – and intrigued. Much of the “classic” Regency romances seem to center around certain inviolable strictures of society that Must Not Be Deviated From. You know the ones I’m talking about – the heroine ... more >
C+ ReviewsErotic-Romance / Forbidden Romance / Paranormal2 Comments
Dear Ms. Michaels, When I saw that your latest book was about gargoyles, I was intrigued. That sub-genre of paranormal romance normally doesn’t see a whole lot of love – no pun intended. And I certainly can’t recall very many where the female is the gargoyle in question. I must ... more >
C ReviewsContemporary / HumorComments Off on REVIEW: Me, Myself and Why by MaryJanice Davidson
Dear Ms. Davidson, I was first introduced to you via your paranormals – particularly the “Undead and…” series of books. While perusing Amazon in the after-Christmas haze of “I have a gift card burning a hole in my pocket,” I came across one of your older books (2010 publication) that ... more >
A- Reviews / Recommended ReadsParanormal / Urban-Fantasy14 Comments
Dear Ms. Diver: I’ll admit that I was a little skeptical when I picked up Bad Blood from the Samhain Publishing table at this year’s Author’s After Dark. It looked well and good, from the cover, though I debated whether or not it was really my cup of tea. I will ... more >
A- ReviewsContemporary13 Comments
Dear Ms. Higgins: Ok, I admit it, any book that begins with a strong heroine almost getting to use her Taser automatically has an edge with me. Add in the fact that the female protagonist is in law enforcement, is a firm believer in the use and abuse of common sense, ... more >