B- ReviewsAustralia / Contemporary / Harlequin Presents3 Comments
Dear Ms. Hunter: Within a relatively short time, your books have become auto-buys for me. They provide the emotional angst and alpha hero Harlequin Presents are famous for, but it seems you are always trying to do something interesting with your heroines, pushing them well beyond the “doormat” designation some ... more >
B- ReviewsContemporary / Harlequin Presents4 Comments
Dear Ms. Marinelli: Captivity narratives are a staple of the romance genre, but rarely is it ever done correctly. And yes, I do believe that there is a correct way in which a captivity narrative is carried out in a book. The idea is that one person, usually the woman, ... more >
C- ReviewsContemporary / Harlequin Presents20 Comments
Dear Lynn Raye Harris: My biggest problem with this story is that I was unprepared for the emotional reactions of the characters. They were two steps ahead of me and the whole time, I was internally thinking “wait up.” Anna Constantinides is the jilted and humiliated bride who learned of her ... more >
C+ ReviewsContemporary / Harlequin Presents / tortured hero13 Comments
Dear Ms. Morgan: The length of the book was felt keenly in this story. While the story has a believable conflict and is well written, the truncated ending left me feeling unsatisfied. Lucas Jackson is a wealthy man who has no interest in any personal entanglements. This is due to ... more >
Book Reviews / C+ ReviewsAustralia / Contemporary / Harlequin Presents10 Comments
“Ruby’s Relationship Rules… Ruby Maguire is done with being jerked around by men. Now she just needs to know three things about a potential bedmate: his name, where he’ll be in a week’s time and what it is he wants from her. Damon West knows plenty about subterfuge and secrets, ... more >
Publishing NewsHarlequin Presents / privacy / Young-Adult7 Comments
Tara Palmer-Tomkinson finds love with prince – Telegraph – “The former lover of, among others, Alexander Spencer-Churchill, the Duke of Marlborough’s nephew, says aspiring princesses would be well advised to look to mainland Europe. “In European countries, there are more princes than dentists.”” Telegraph UK I thought this piece was ... more >