B+ Reviews / Recommended ReadsContemporary / Small-Town12 Comments
Dear Ms. O’Keefe, I have so many wonderful books on Mt. TBR. It includes quite a few of your earlier books and I’m now kicking myself for not having read any of them. The good news is that I have your backlist to look forward to. I sank into your ... more >
B- Reviewshistorical romance / western4 Comments
[themify_box style=”light-yellow highlight rounded shadow”]This book was edited by Robin aka Janet who does freelance editing on the side. The reviewer did not discuss this book with Robin or the author prior to reading the book or authoring the review. The book was provided by the author at the request ... more >
Book Reviews / C+ ReviewsContemporary; Arkansas; small town; reality television; famous heroine4 Comments
Dear Molly O’Keefe: One of my favorite things about your books is the way they refuse to shy away from messy, complicated characters and relationships. Wild Child is no different in that regard, although I found the book more problematic and less satisfying that I had hoped. Mayor Jackson Davis ... more >
A Reviews / B- Reviews / D Reviews / Recommended ReadsAnthology / Contemporary / holiday setting / Recommended Reads24 Comments
Dear Ms. Knox, Ms. O’Keefe, and Ms. Sloan: I suspect a conspiracy. Every anthology I’ve read this year, composed of three novellas, contains one novella much weaker than the other two. I can’t figure out if the point is to get the writer of the lesser work to be considered ... more >
PodcastpodcastComments Off on Episode 31: DA SBTB Podcast, RWA Interviews with authors
From Sarah who graciously allowed me to bow out of the Podcasts conducted at RWA conference a few weeks ago: This is the final interview from RWA. I had two more brief interviews but alas, the background noise made it very hard to distinguish the audio, so I apologize that ... more >
B- ReviewsContemporary / texas14 Comments
Dear Ms. O’Keefe: Just last month, I wrote an almost giddily positive review of your debut single title contemporary Romance, Can’t Buy Me Love. I still remember reading that book for the first time and feeling both excited and afraid to read Victoria’s story, Can’t Hurry Love, given her pitiably ... more >