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January 17, 2007

REVIEW: Eye of the Storm by Dee Davis

JaneBook Reviews / C Reviews Category / C+ ReviewsAction/Adventure / Dee-Davis1 Comments

Dear Ms. Davis: I mentioned after reading the anthology Hell With the Ladies that I thought it would be interesting to read a full length novel of yours as you had a good voice. Bookseller friend informed me that you wrote both chick lit and romantic suspense. I was interested ... more >

December 6, 2006

REVIEW: Hell with the Ladies – Anthology – by Kathleen O’Reilly, Julie Kenner and Dee Davis

JaneBook Reviews / C Reviews Category / C+ ReviewsAnthology / Dee-Davis / Julie-Kenner / Kathleen-OReilly / Paranormal7 Comments

Dear Ladies: Here’s the sttory behind how this book was chosen for the dueling review and why it’s late (it’s supposed to be a November dueling review). Jayne and I were tossing around ideas. I suggested Drop Dead Gorgeous but Jayne confessed to not having read Linda Howard in years. ... more >

December 6, 2006

REVIEW: Hell with the Ladies – Anthology – by Kathleen O’Reilly, Julie Kenner and Dee Davis

JayneB Reviews Category / B- Reviews / Book ReviewsAnthology / Dee-Davis / Julie-Kenner / Kathleen-OReilly / Paranormal5 Comments

Ladies, I think most romance readers view anthologies as a mixed blessing. Readers get a chance to read favorite authors or try new ones in a short format. Sometimes the stories work but usually there’s at least one which doesn’t. I’ll cut short your suspense and say that in “To ... more >

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