Reading ListsCarolyn Crane / Cindy Gerard / Emma-Holly / Helen Brooks / Jill Myles / Lorelie Brown / Lynne Graham / Reading lists / Sylvia Day27 Comments
This is more a list of what I read last week because I don’t know what I am going to read this week. Last week I read: Never a Mistress, No Longer a Maid by Maureen Driscoll. This was sent to me by the author. The pitch was really good. ... more >
B Reviews / F ReviewsAnthology / Emma-Holly / Lauren Dane / Megan-Hart / Penguin / Threesome23 Comments
Oh dear. Yes, that’s what I said when I finished reading this book. During the various stories I also said the following: WTF!?, Shut UP!, No way…, and Huh? Three to Tango is a collection of four novellas all featuring m/f/m ménages and the tag-line on the cover says “sex ... more >
Book Reviews / C+ Reviews20th century / Emma-Holly / vampires1 Comments
Dear Ms. Holly: The problem I’ve run into with reviewing this trilogy is discussing the book while trying to avoid spoilers. I’ve decided that it’s close to impossible. You’ve been warned . . . Saving Midnight begins soon after the events of the second. Edmund has been rescued thanks to ... more >
Book Reviews / C+ Reviews20th century / Emma-Holly / vampires8 Comments
Dear Ms. Holly: When I first decided to read and review your latest upyr trilogy, I had the idea that I would write a single review of all three books together. Two paragraphs in, I realized I was going to need more space than a single review allowed. Breaking Midnight ... more >
Book Reviews / C Reviews Category / C+ ReviewsEmma-Holly / England / Erotic-Romance / medieval / Paranormal / Scotland / shapeshifters24 Comments
Dear Ms. Holly, A few years ago, I read your historical romance Beyond Innocence. While I didn’t love the book, I thought it was better than average and I especially liked your writing voice, so much so that I quoted from it in my opinion piece on style. Therefore, when ... more >
B Reviews Category / B- Reviews / Book Reviews19th century / alternate-reality / demons / Emma-Holly / Erotic-Romance / erotica / Threesome7 Comments
Dear Ms. Holly: When we think of cross over genre, we readers usually are referring to the science fiction/fantasy book that appeals to both the sff reader and the romance reader. But you are probably one of the first cross over authors I ever read except I never really identified ... more >