B Reviews / B Reviews Category / Book Reviews / Ebooksancient-greece / erotica / Jennifer-Mueller4 Comments
Dear Mrs. Mueller, Once again you deliver the goods. A hot story, well told in under 40 pages (on my IPAQ). I’m still trying to find out information about this battle which Kybele took part in which resulted in her capture and eventual sale to our hero, Orestes, in Greece. ... more >
B Reviews / B Reviews Category / Book ReviewsJewish-faith / Tudor-England6 Comments
Dear Mrs. Gregory, Having read and loved “The Other Boleyn Girl,” I hurried out and bought “The Queen’s Fool” when it was first released three years ago. Then….life happened and despite the fact that it sat on a table right in front of me for that long, it’s taken me ... more >
B Reviews / B Reviews Category / Book ReviewsBeauty-and-the-Beast / Fairy-Tales / Gothic / sandra-Schwab7 Comments
Dear Ms. Schwab: I remember when The Lily Brand was release in 2005 and many were shocked by its dark tones. I had to read it because it sounded different and back a few years ago, we weren’t really getting the variety that we have today. Like many dark books, ... more >
B Reviews / B Reviews Category / Book ReviewsMerline-Lovelace / second chances8 Comments
Dear Mrs Lovelace, I’ve read and heard on numerous occasions that there is at least a 50% divorce rate for Special Forces marriages. Which is why I’ve always looked at these SEAL, Green Beret, Delta force, Whatever romances with a degree of skepticism. And when an author tries to get ... more >
B Reviews / B Reviews Category / Book Reviews18th-century / Georgian / Historical / Jo-Beverley5 Comments
Dear Mrs. Beverley, At last, Rothgar’s story. I think that you did a good job considering the fact that you’d built Beowulf Malloren, the Marquess of Rothgar into an almost superhuman figure over the course of the other four books in this series. He needed a strong woman to balance ... more >
B Reviews / B Reviews Category / Book Reviewscurse / Historical Romances / Kresley-Cole11 Comments
So here's the thing about Kresley Cole's books: they completely blow my nice, logical grading curve, and the most recent re-issue of the second MacCarrick brothers historical, If You Desire, is no exception. Use whatever tired metaphor you want –" this is where the rubber meets the road, caught between ... more >