B Reviews Category / B- Reviews / Book ReviewsMeg-Cabot / mystery5 Comments
Dear Ms. Cabot: Everyone knows by now I have an inappropriate girl crush on you and that I squeal a bit every time I get a new book of yours (okay, maybe only Ned knows that I do this squealing thing . . . and now everyone else). But I ... more >
B Reviews Category / B- Reviews / Book Reviewsancient-Egypt4 Comments
Dear Mrs. French, This is a series I’ve always meant to read but just never quite got around to. When I saw book three, “The Warrior” in the store, I decided to jump in and start there. The first thing I noticed is that it’s got an older style. Romance ... more >
B Reviews Category / B- Reviews / Book ReviewsContemporary / demons / Nora-Roberts11 Comments
Dear Ms. Roberts: This is a tough review to write and not because I was unhappy with it but because while good, it reads like one giant prologue. This book is better suited to be purchased and read with its two other companion books because the plot is one that ... more >
B Reviews Category / B- Reviews / Book Reviewsaliens / Linnea-Sinclair14 Comments
Dear Ms. Sinclair, Janine loved a book of yours she read a few months ago and that plus the posts asking us to try and review more RSF books is what got me to try “Down Home Zombie Blues.” Like Jane, I’m still not too sure of the title but ... more >
B Reviews Category / B- Reviews / Book Reviewsarranged-marriage / Harlequin Historical / Regency England3 Comments
Dear Mrs. Landon, After my great experience with “The Warlord’s Mistress” I was in a quandary. I wanted to go out and read every thing of yours I could get my hands on and at the same time, I was worried that nothing would match up to that first book. ... more >
B Reviews Category / B- Reviews / Book Reviewsromantic-suspense / thriller2 Comments
Dear Ms. Sala: You are another “new to me” author. I may have read you in your category iteration, but not in a long, long time. Cut Throat is apparently the second of in a series of books featuring Cat Dupree, a bounty hunter. The story was at its strongest ... more >