Book Reviews / D ReviewsAsian hero / Business woman / Contemporary / First-Person / Korea / multicultural / POC2 Comments
What girl doesn’t dream of an amazing promotion working on the other side of the world? This once in a lifetime opportunity is presented to 28 year old investment banker, Maddison Johnson and instantly fills her with abject fear. It isn’t the New York transfer she had set her heart ... more >
B Reviews / Book Reviews / D ReviewsContemporary / Cult / First-Person / heroine with commitment issues / Iowa / Royalty / second chance at love7 Comments
Genesis Kelley didn’t just get her heart broken. The aspiring veterinarian had it crushed in front of millions of viewers on the dating reality show Marry Me. Now, just as she’s getting her life and dignity back together, her royal heartbreaker, Prince Rafael of Monterra, has landed in Frog Hollow, ... more >
Book Reviews / D Reviews19th century / American historical / engineer / Historical / military hero / novella7 Comments
The daughter of a powerful army general, Evelyn White vows she will never marry a man in uniform. Which is why Clyde Baxter, a West Point cadet on the verge of graduation, presents a problem. Their attraction is instantaneous, but it threatens Evelyn’s lifelong dream of going to college. Clyde’s ... more >
Book Reviews / D ReviewsDark Fantasy / epic fantasy / fantasy/scifi / Japan / Series / The Tale of ShikanokoComments Off on REVIEW: Autumn Princess, Dragon Child by Lian Hearn
A self-assured warrior stumbles into a game of Go that turns fatal. An ambitious lord leaves his nephew for dead and seizes his lands. A stubborn father forces his son to give up his wife to his older brother. A powerful priest meddles in the succession to the Lotus Throne. ... more >
Book Reviews / D ReviewsFantasy / m/m romance2 Comments
It takes a con to expose a con. But this con could strip their secrets bare. Framed for his twin sister’s murder, Sebastian Swift has been kept drugged in a mental institution since age thirteen, aware of only one horrible fact—every night in his dreams, he drowns. After a freak ... more >
B- Reviews / D ReviewsContemporary / novella / PTSD / SEAL24 Comments
Dear Anne Calhoun, It’s no secret I’m a fan of your work. The previous novella in this series, The SEAL’s Secret Lover, was, for me, missing a little something which linked the “hey you’re hot, let’s hook up” and the “let’s get married” but I still enjoyed it. I enjoyed ... more >