B Reviews Category / B+ Reviews / Book Reviews / Recommended ReadsAmerican historical / Civil-War / nurse / PTSD / western9 Comments
Dear Ms. McKade, As other reviews have stated, it’s hard to sell a Western romance today. Everyone wanted Regencies and now they want paranormals with vampires, werewolves and whatnot. I’ve always had a special love for Westerns and am glad to see such a nice addition to the genre. The ... more >
B Reviews Category / B+ Reviews / Book ReviewsAmerican historical / Historical / nurse / Western Romance2 Comments
Dear Ms Murray, I picked up your name from a thread at AAR. Lots of people had good things to say about you and this book in particular. After reading this, I can see why. The basic story is about a young Scottish woman who first trains in London with ... more >
Book Reviews / D Reviews19th century / American historical / Historical / Western Romance2 Comments
Dear Ms. Banning, I’ve never read any of your books and I don’t think I’ll try another. It’s too bad that this one has such a wonderful cover (though it has nothing to do with anything that happened in the book). The inside stepback does look as if he’s examining ... more >
B Reviews Category / Book ReviewsAmerican historical / westernComments Off on REVIEW: Hope’s Captive by Kate Lyon
Dear Ms Lyon, After seeing the cover of your second novel, I have to wonder who you pissed off. Wow, that cover is ghastly, complete with huge man titties. Which is a shame since the book isn’t bad. Set against the historical backdrop of the Cheyenne Indian’s flight from their ... more >
C ReviewsAmerican historical / Historical Romances / western2 Comments
Dear Ms Snodgrass, I loved the excerpt for The Wishing Tree. And I’m a sucker for a good marriage of convenience and was still in the mood for a good Western. Enough that I bought the book soon after reading it. I’m still debating with myself if this was a ... more >
B Reviews18th-century / American historical / French and Indian War / Historical Romances3 Comments
Dear Ms. Clare, This one is a definite improvement over last year’s Ride the Fire. Yes, by today’s standards, the hero is a bit overbearing but a) he knows when he’s f*cked up and b) most of the time he’s just trying to keep the heroine safe. And the heroine, ... more >
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