C ReviewsBrava / featured / Paranormal / zombies20 Comments
Dear Ms. Archer and Ms. D’Arc: When Zoe Archer offered ARC copies of your new two-novella book, Half Past Dead on Twitter, I enthusiastically requested one, with more than a little curiosity about how zombies would work in Romance. I would have to read substantially more books to fully quench ... more >
C+ Reviewsballet / Contemporary / Erotic-Romance / featured / Lauren Dane / tattoos17 Comments
Dear Ms. Dane: I included this book in January’s recommended reads because I like straight up contemporaries that feature two people falling in love. This is one of those books. It is, however, a qualified recommendation for a couple of reasons. First, the love story is largely without conflict, either ... more >
B+ Reviewsattorney / Canada / featured / Jewish-faith / Loose-Id / m/m romance8 Comments
Dear Ms. Amara. I was reminded about your Holiday Outing by Jessica’s review of it at Racy Romance Reviews. I read Holiday Outing and enjoyed it, I think when it first came out, before I was reviewing. I especially loved the perfect depiction of a Jewish family, with all their ... more >
C+ Reviewsfeatured / psychiatrist / romantic-suspense / Susan Crandall2 Comments
Dear Ms. Crandall: I liked Pitch Black enough to buy two other backlist titles of yours: Seeing Red and Back Roads. I found I liked your overall balance of suspense and romance so I was excited to read Sleep No More. The tone of this book was quite creepy, particularly ... more >
B ReviewsBDSM / featured / law-enforcement / Loose-Id / Serial-Killer18 Comments
Dear Ms. Riley. DA reader cs recommended your writing to me in one of my previous posts. I bought this and Amor en Retrogrado and devoured both of them in about 36 hours. I adore Roger and Sean in this story, adore your presentation of BDSM, and adore the storyline, ... more >
Book Reviews / C+ Reviewsancient-Rome / featured / Historical Romances / m/m romance / Military / Rome3 Comments
Dear Ms. Domin, Thanks again for contacting us about reviewing “The Soldier of Raetia.” I’m a pushover for just about anything regarding ancient Rome and having reviewed lots of m/f books about the era, I was primed to try some m/m toga action. At least I thought I remembered it ... more >