B Reviews / Book ReviewsChristmas Stories / Commoner Aristocracy pairing / England / Historical / holiday novella / novellaComments Off on REVIEW: A Pirate for Christmas: A Regency Novella by Anna Campbell
There’s a pirate in the manor house! What is vicar’s daughter Bess Farrar to do when the dashing new earl, the man gossip paints as a ruthless pirate, kisses her the day they meet? Why, kiss him right back, of course! Now Lord Channing vows to claim the lovely firebrand, ... more >
Letters of Opinion / Recommended ReadsAnthology / Christmas Stories / Hanukkah / m/m romance / Regency Romance34 Comments
I’m not a huge fan of a lot of aspects of the Halloween-to-New-Year’s marketing and consumption extravaganza. I think Halloween costumes should be left to the under-12 crowd, I prefer to leave the country for Thanksgiving, I haven’t put up a Christmas tree in nearly two decades, and I’m usually ... more >
B Reviews / Book ReviewsAnthology / Christmas Stories / Regency5 Comments
Dear Ms. Metzger, When I was scanning my memory for good Christmas stories to recommend here, I remembered reading two of your other holiday theme books but this one didn’t ring bells for me. Turns out that’s because though I have an older OOP paper copy, I’d never read it. ... more >
C ReviewsAfrican American / Christmas Stories / friends-to-lovers / Interracial / multicultural / novellaComments Off on REVIEW: Second Chance Christmas by Dahlia DeWinters
Dear Ms. DeWinters, I wasn’t exactly sure what I was going to get based on the blurb and excerpt. It sounded like there’s some dark past event that heroine Naomi is trying to face down but you kept it hidden through the into chapter that sets up Naomi and Zach ... more >
B Reviews / C+ ReviewsChristmas Stories / class-difference / country house party / holiday setting / London / Regency England20 Comments
Janine: We’ve all read Christmas stories which feature cynics whose hardened hearts soften during the holiday season. From Ebenezer Scrooge in Dickens’ A Christmas Carol to the Grinch in Dr. Seuss’ How the Grinch Stole Christmas, such figures are not uncommon in holiday stories in or out of the romance ... more >
B ReviewsChristmas Stories / Contemporary / road-romance / second chances5 Comments
Dear Ms. Matlock, One of the first books I read when I was getting back into romance was one of yours: “If Wishes Were Horses” which I think helped cement my interest in more working class/down to earth characters. This is another one which starts evocatively with the image of ... more >
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