Book Reviews / C- Reviews4 Comments
Dear Ms. Winston: This book features Rennie Piccabea, a 19 year old woman, who dreams of a better life than being a beautician (the career her mother wants her to pursue). Juan Allistair is a half French, half Argentian (sp?) polo player who plays for a Palm Springs backer. One ... more >
Book Reviews / C- Reviews / Ebooks4 Comments
Dear Ms. Quinn Sybil and Keishon pointed out that Fictionwise had the your second epilogues for sale with 100% micropay rebate. I have plenty of micropay $$ so the book was essentially free for me. I purchased the Viscount Who Loved Me because I didn’t really care to know where ... more >
Dear Ms. Stuart: It is with a heavy heart that I write this letter. I enjoy your blog. I enjoy your comments. Yours was a book that was recommended in the contest by several people so I know you can be reassured that that you have fans of your work. ... more >
Book Reviews / C- Reviews / Ebooks8 Comments
Dear Ms. Kent: Call me Miss Late-to-the-Party, but this is the first book of yours that I have read. And maybe it is the first book because instinctively I knew we wouldn’t be a very good match. If you have visited our blog (and I don’t think that you have), ... more >
B Reviews / C- Reviews / D ReviewsAmber Quill Publishing / Anthology / pirates3 Comments
Dear. Ms. Jordan, While “The Legend of Black Robert Flynn” isn’t awful, neither is it any better than just average. It starts well with young, innocent friends then fast forwards to the heroine running away from an abusive marriage straight into the hands of the now pirate hero who saves ... more >
C- ReviewsEuropean-Historical / Historical Romances1 Comments
Dear Ms. London: I am not sure whether Simon&Schuster did you a big favor by giving us ebook readers a web exclusive because this is gonna be one of those “Dear Jane” letters. I have purchased several books by you and after each book, I wonder why it is that ... more >