B Reviews / B- Reviews / C ReviewsAnthology / Christmas Stories / Contemporary romance / Kimani / lawyer / law related / reunited-lovers / sports romance5 Comments
Dear Ms. Jenkins, Ms. Perrin, and Ms. Smith: I’m a sucker for Christmas stories, and anthologies are a great way to try out new authors, so a Christmas anthology can be a double winner for me. While I’ve read one of the contributors to this volume before, but the other ... more >
C ReviewsContemporary romance / opposites attract3 Comments
Dear Ms. Fox: I was interested to read Body Heat–I enjoyed your book, Love, Unexpectedly. Love, Unexpectedly had heat, heart, and smarts. Body Heat, not so much. The book’s heroine, Maura Mahoney, is about to turn thirty and her life is marginally more exciting than watching paint dry. Maura, like so many pitiable leads ... more >
B- ReviewsAthlete / Contemporary romance / fake-fiance / sports romance11 Comments
Dear Ms. Lynn: A sports romance! A sexy sports romance! This is my kind of book. Chad Gamble is an all star pitcher for the Nationals whose contract is up. Chad takes full advantage of his star power, cavorting with models, actresses and all manner of female flesh. his antics, ... more >
B ReviewsContemporary romance / self-published5 Comments
Dear Ms. Frank: I picked up your book on Amazon because I was interested by the cover (which has absolutely *nothing* to do with the actual plot of the book). Dr. Magdalena O’Donnell is grieving. She was driving the car that her 18 year old sister Carly was riding in ... more >
A- Reviews / Recommended ReadsContemporary romance / Recommended Reads / Sarah Mayberry38 Comments
Dear Ms. Mayberry: Immediately after reading your latest, Suddenly You, I knew exactly what my review of it should say: “Yet another well-done book by Ms. Mayberry with appealing characters and a sweet love story.” However, DA readers expect a bit more. And while their time would be better spent reading ... more >
C- ReviewsCarina Press / Contemporary romance1 Comments
Dear Ms. Taylor, Cute cover, crappy book. Finally Home must be what Carina calls “sweet” and, in this case, that means–among other things–no sex. More’s the pity. It’s not I must have sex in my romances–although, in general, that’s my preference. It’s, if there isn’t sex, there’d better be something ... more >