Book Reviews / C Reviews / C Reviews Categorycaptivity narrative / Charlene-Teglia / Contemporary / Erotic-Romance3 Comments
Dear Ms. Teglia: Thank you for sharing with me your latest book, Satisfaction Guaranteed. I really liked Wild Wild West which was an anthology collection of three women who experience great sex and find love along the way. Satisfaction Guaranteed is modeled after the first book and contains three semi ... more >
Book Reviews / C Reviews Category / C+ Reviews / C- Reviews / Ebooksancient-Rome / captivity narrative / Harlequin Historical / Louise-Allen10 Comments
Dear Ms Allen, I had planned on reading this book anyway because 1) I like a previous book of yours I tried and 2) I just had to support the era in which you’d set the story. After all, I can’t remember the last book I read that features Visigoths! ... more >
Book Reviews / C Reviews Category / C+ Reviewscaptivity narrative / forced-seduction15 Comments
Dear Ms. Campbell: I realized reading your new release Untouched that for me your books are fundamentally a revisiting of older Romance motifs, with both retro and current elements. At your best, your work brings out the best of both past and present Romances, because you are often examining some ... more >
B Reviews Category / B- Reviews / Book Reviewscaptivity narrative / Michelle-Styles / Vikings14 Comments
Dear Mrs. Styles, I trust that placing “Viking” in the title has got this one selling well in the UK. Isn’t that one of the words that your mother-in-law’s friend always looks for when deciding which new books to buy? Too bad for us US buyers that Taken by the ... more >
A Review Category / A- Reviews / Book Reviewscaptivity narrative / texas / War / Military / western6 Comments
Dear Ms Haseloff, Years ago I read the DIK review at AAR for this book. I was interested and purchased it. I read it and was blown away by it. I contacted you and you were gracious enough to email with me a little about this book and others you’d ... more >
B Reviews / B Reviews Category / Book Reviews / Ebookscaptivity narrative / western9 Comments
Dear Ms Black, One thing that has always bothered me about reading Westerns in which Indians and Whites come into conflict is that usually the white heroine gets captured by the noble Indian hero, falls in love after being humiliated by him numerous times, completely accepts the Indian culture and ... more >