B Reviews / C Reviews1910s / 1920s / amputee / anxiety / boarding school / convalescent hospital / Cornwall / disability / England / English countryside / epistolary / historical romance / infidelity / m/m romance / Oxford / trauma / World War I12 Comments
Janine: The Larks Still Bravely Singing begins when Robert Montagu and David Callahan reunite after being invalided from the battlefields of World War I. Robert and David both attended the Abbey, an English boys’ boarding school. As members of the same natural history club, they rambled along the countryside and ... more >
C Reviewsamputee / disability / K-9 / Military / romantic-suspense / service dog / veteran5 Comments
Dear DD Ayres, Primal Force is the third book in your K-9 Rescue series. I was able to follow the story without any drama so I’m confident it can be read as a stand alone. An Author’s Note in the beginning of the book indicates where you have taken some ... more >
B Reviewsamputee / Contemporary / disability / Military / Secret-Baby / Soldier7 Comments
Dear Ms. Bell, Hold on Tight is a secret baby contemporary but you made it believable and kept the heroine sympathetic while doing so. Mira Shipley was 18 when she met 20 year old Jake Taylor at a bowling alley. Jake had just finished his training and was one month ... more >