Dear Ms. McCahan, Teen romances have recently opened up to exploration of sexual identities, acts, and what it means to really be in love. Novels such as Kiss It explore the often real fact that teens do want to have sex. I Now Pronounce You Someone Else, however, explores what ... more >
Dear Ms. Pace: Jayne raved about this book when it first came out and it has only taken me a year to read it. I am not sure why I waited other than the fact that I can be a cheapskate at times and didn’t want to splurge on a ... more >
Dear Mr. Cornwell, Let me say that even though I give The Fallen Angels a B+, I doubt that many people will want to read this one once I’ve finished with this review. How’s that for a ringing endorsement? It’s 1792 Paris and the full horror of the French Revolution ... more >
Dear Ms. Piel, I’ve read a couple of your books before and always enjoyed them though sometimes some improbabilities marred my final grade. Therefore, I was really excited to see a 5 heart review for your first Woodland Mage book. My final thoughts are: not as good as the review ... more >
Dear Mrs. Treanor, After reading “Some Other Sea,” I knew I wanted to read more by you. Keishon’s review of “Undead Men Wear Plaid” decided which one of your other stories to try next. I’m happy to say this book worked well for me. Once again, your knowledge of Scotland ... more >