Book ReviewsContemporary / erotic / mystery3 Comments
Matchmaker and stationery shop owner Matilda Davies brings people together. For those on her list, Tilda will find the man or woman of their dreams—whether it’s for an hour or a lifetime. But due to a painful past, the British expat has never put her own name on the list. ... more >
B Reviews / B- ReviewsChef / Contemporary romance / New York City / paramedic / sexy10 Comments
Dear Ms. Calhoun, I’ve read and enjoyed a few of your novellas in the past, so when an ARC of your new 164 page offering, Afternoon Delight, was made available to DA’s reviewers, I requested it. Afternoon Delight is set in New York City and features a hero whom readers ... more >
B Reviews / Book Reviews / Recommended ReadsContemporary romance / Recommended Reads / Small Town Romance / South Dakota10 Comments
“Nice job with the presentation,” he said. “You made a library sound both necessary and really exciting.” “Libraries are both necessary and really exciting,” she said. “To me, anyway.” Dear Ms. Calhoun: The sequel to Unforgiven (reviewed here by Dabney,) Jaded is a story about discovering and rediscovering passion. The ... more >
A Reviews / Recommended ReadsContemporary25 Comments
Dear Ms. Calhoun: Uncommon Passion is easily the best book you’ve written. The novel takes the strengths of your earlier works–strong characters, sensual sex scenes, believable redemption–and expands on them. Everything works: the lovers, their back-stories, the setting, the passage of time, the secondary characters, the plot, and the deft insights ... more >
Book Club / Book ReviewsBook-club8 Comments
1 – What was the inspiration for this duology? Ty first appeared in a Quickie I released through Ellora’s Cave called ON THE EDGE. I intended him to play a very minor role in the story when I drafted it, but the moment he showed up at No Limits, ... more >
B ReviewsContemporary / Erotic-Romance / menageComments Off on REVIEW: Uncommon Pleasure by Anne Calhoun
Note: The comments are closed on this review because it is our book club pick. Don’t forget to join the conversation later today and all through the week. Dear Ms. Calhoun: I am so glad that you are back publishing longer length works (not that I minded the holiday novella). ... more >