B Reviews / B Reviews Category / Book ReviewsContemporary / Deception / romantic comedy9 Comments
Dear Ms. Wells: It’s hart to recommend a funny book because everyone’s idea of funny is different. Jayne didn’t love Between the Sheets and I would be hardpressed to argue that she would like How to Score. I did, however, enjoy this book and I’ll try to articulate why I ... more >
B Reviews Category / B- Reviews / Book ReviewsDeception / fake-fiance / First-Person / Kristan Higgins30 Comments
Dear Ms. Higgins: For longtime readers of Kristan Higgans (which I suppose is only a few years), Too Good to Be True represents an interesting flip on the plot of Fools Rush In which appears to be your debut book with Harlequin. Fools Rush In is the story of a ... more >
B Reviews / B Reviews Category / Book ReviewsDeception / FBI / female detectives / Jill Sorenson / sports romance / teen romance7 Comments
Dear Ms. Sorenson: I have read your category novels and thus I was excited to make the transition to full length mass market novels. This book had very real characters and very steamy love scenes. I found the suspense to take kind of a back seat to the deception/romance ... more >
C ReviewsBDSM / Deception / Fantasy Romance / futuristic / Loose-Id / m/f/m / Romance8 Comments
Dear Ms. Michaels: I think I bought this book because I wanted to read a science fiction space opera fantasy romance thingy or I may have bought it because someone recommended you, as an author, to me. One of the two. I’m thinking it was the latter because as I ... more >
B Reviews Category / B- Reviews / Book ReviewsBDSM / Deception / law-enforcement / Maya-Banks / Threesome2 Comments
Dear Ms. Banks: As I explained in my previous review, I hadn’t expected to read you again based upon my past experiences, but this book hit my doorstep at just the right time. I had had a rough day at work and just wanted to lay down on the sofa ... more >
C- ReviewsDeception / Eloisa-James / Masquerade / Regency England / sisters / twins2 Comments
Dear Ms. James: I am just a simple reader. I understand that you like to write books with subtle clues and hints as the character evolves. But because I am a simple reader, your subtle clues and hints went way past me. Let’s look at your recent contribution to the ... more >