B Reviews / Book Reviews1950s / fashion-industry / Florian series / friends-to-lovers / Paris2 Comments
Marianne was young, she was in Paris – that perfect setting for romance-and she was in love with Nat. The only snag was that she was not at all sure of Nat’s feelings for her. Did he have any more than a brotherly affection for her? Could she possibly hope ... more >
B+ Reviews / Book Reviews / Recommended Reads1950s / design / fashion designer / fashion-industry / Florian series / Model / Paris2 Comments
Yes, I’m reposting this review I originally did in early 2017 because – yippee! – Endeavour Press has now released this book. I think the earlier one was a bootleg edition but this one is legit. And I actually like this cover too, so bonus! “Just pretend that the man ... more >
B+ Reviews / Book Reviews / Recommended Reads1950s / design / fashion-industry / Florian series / Model / Paris18 Comments
“Just pretend that the man you wish to marry is standing before you,” the famous designer Florian instructed Anthea as she waited to model the wedding dress in the grand finale of his Paris Spring Collection. But the man Anthea wished to marry was out there in the salon–with the ... more >
C- ReviewsContemporary / demons / fashion-industry / kensington / NYC / police6 Comments
Annie Lou Riddle had a plan: Move to New York City. Break into the fashion industry. Work her way to the top. Nowhere in that scenario did she expect to accidentally sell her soul in exchange for a job at Hot! Magazine. Oops. Demons, it seems, aren’t big on letting ... more >
B ReviewsContemporary / fashion-industry / Harlequin / Harlequin Romance4 Comments
Dear Ms. Jump, I was looking for something fun and quick and found it here. Maybe parts of it are more Romance Land than believable in real life but the ride was so much fun that in the end, I didn’t care. Sarah G has put her life on hold ... more >
B Reviews Category / B+ Reviews / Book ReviewsChicago / Contemporary / fashion-industry / Harlequin / Harlequin-Blaze / Kathleen-OReilly / New-York14 Comments
Dear Ms. O’Reilly, I love what you do with your heroes and heroines. They’re not always totally believable (I mean, stranger sex in a stretch Hummer?) but I like these people. I’d like to have dinner with them on a couples night out and just sit and talk for hours. ... more >