B Reviews / Book Reviews / EbooksB+ / Ebooks / Explicit-Sex / Historical Romances3 Comments
Bianca Claremont, daughter of the Earl of Covey, and widow of Oscar Clairemont, skirts the edge of propriety every day. She openly takes lovers and lives a life of abandonment. Hawkins (aka Hawk) was a friend to her former husband and now a friend to Bianca. While they engage in ... more >
B Reviews / B Reviews Category / Book ReviewsB+ / Contemporary / demons / Julie-Kenner / Mom-Lit / Paranormal / Urban-Fantasy5 Comments
Dear Ms. Kenner, I love Carpe Demon, last year’s prequel to California Demon, so I was ready when this one went on sale. Though it took the Waldenbooks clerk a couple of minutes to find where her co-workers had shelved it, I was able to go home happy. My credit ... more >
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Dear Mrs. Marshall, See I’m finally getting around to writing you a letter about the first book of yours I actually read. So, I’m a little backwards! My enjoyment of Smuggler’s Bride did lead me to read your other two books. ;) Lady Julia Delarue has arrived in Florida to ... more >
B Reviews / B Reviews Category / Book Reviews / EbooksComedy / friends-to-lovers / Samhain-publishing7 Comments
Dear Ms. TorinoTenorio: Jorrie Spencer mentioned on her blog (in the comments no less) that your book was inching its way up the bestseller list at Samhain. I went to your blog and saw that the book was a friends to lovers theme. I love those. Plus it also had ... more >
B Reviews / Book Reviews / Ebooksfriends-to-lovers / Regency England5 Comments
Dear Ms. Dove, What a delightful traditional Regency romance you’ve written. You have a good feel for the period and seem to have done your research. I enjoy friends turned lovers stories and hope that we hear from you for a long time. I like how you’ve made Mr. Richard ... more >
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Dear Ms. Peters: When this book turned up in the mail, I wasn’t really excited about it. First, it wasn’t a romance. Second, the narrator was male, or in this case, a preteen boy. But the clarity of emotions shown through with each word and I couldn’t help but be ... more >