B- Reviews / Book ReviewsAuthor Reader Relationship / authors / Contemporary / Ellen Hartman / Harlequin / Harlequin SuperRomance / secrets11 Comments
Rhian’s Rooftop Resolutions: 1. Write a children’s book 2. Learn to play basketball 3. Have a summer fling Between caring for her orphaned nephew and working as a tech writer, Rhian MacGregor has spent several years perfecting the art of abstinence. But the arrival of Nathan Delaney—her gorgeous housepainter—has her ... more >
B Reviewsarranged-marriage / Ellen Hartman / fake-fiance / Harlequin SuperRomance / non agency / wedding11 Comments
Dear Ms. Hartman: This turned out to be such a lovely book and in a way that totally surprised me. The story opens with Cooper Murphy proposing to Jorie Burke after knowing each other for six months, in a totally romantic and kind of scary way (come on, it was ... more >
C Reviewschildren / Ellen Hartman / enemies to lovers / hockey6 Comments
Dear Ms. Hartman: I’ve really loved some of your past Superromances particularly because I think you do such a great job of creating authentic, believable people in your stories. While the prose was still strong, I felt that the pacing was a bit slow, the ending was a bit too ... more >
Recommended Readsbook-pimp / Ellen Hartman / K.A. Mitchell / Karen Ranney / Recommended Reads / Red Garnier / Tracy Wolff6 Comments
December was a slim month for us here at Dear Author, but here are our December recommended reads. Books on Board will be offering these at a discount (we got them to BoB very late). The links go to the reviews. Plan B: Boyfriend by Ellen Hartman Flameseeker by Kay ... more >
B Reviews / B Reviews Category / Book ReviewsContemporary / divorce / Ellen Hartman / joint review3 Comments
Plot summary from Ellen Hartman’s site: Sarah Finley’s husband left her to marry his boss. Her children have been tossed out of elementary school for a violation of the weapons code. Her friends and neighbors are avoiding her like the plague. Clearly, Sarah is in need of a Plan B. ... more >
B Reviews Category / B- Reviews / Book Reviewsauthor / Ellen Hartman5 Comments
Dear Ms. Hartman: I think this is your first book. I was thrilled when I found it on Mill & Boon in digital form because I could immediately buy it (along with all your other titles) after the thoroughly enjoyable Boyfriend: Plan B (review to come). Nathan Delaney is a ... more >