A- ReviewsHarlequin Presents / Michelle-Reid / mistress / secrets / subversive24 Comments
Dear Ms. Reid: I was introduced to your work through the Blogger Bundle Volume II: WeWriteRomance.com Selects Presents that was released by Harlequin at the start of the year. I really enjoyed your work and after exhausting your digital backlist (which, at the time, was about 4 titles) I proceeded ... more >
B ReviewsContemporary / Harlequin Presents / Harlequin-Blaze18 Comments
Dear Ms. Kelly: I think you were part of my Harlequin Presents subscription. The title is pretty ridiculous and the cover doesn’t match the book at all given that it is set in the city of Chicago and this cover gives off a certain tropical vibe. Although it is sold ... more >
C+ ReviewsBusiness woman / competition / Harlequin Presents / Venice6 Comments
Dear Ms. Gordon When the story first started, I thought for sure this was going to be the standard HP with the hero jumping to conclusions about what a slut the heroine was when, in truth, she is this shrinking violet innocent despite her knock out body. Instead, I’m treated ... more >
D ReviewsHarlequin Presents / opposites / rags-to-riches / revenge-plot / virgin28 Comments
Dear Ms. Graham: I can’t say I ever understood the motivations of the characters in this story. Five years after being jilted, literally at the altar, Valente Lorenzatto is putting the final touches on his revenge against Caroline Bailey nee Hales. Five years ago Valente was a lorrie truck driver ... more >
B ReviewsHarlequin Presents / mistaken-identity / misunderstanding5 Comments
Dear Ms. Donald: This is a very recognizable storyline within the Harlequin Presents line. The hero, Kain Gerard, believes that the heroine, Sable Martin, is a no good gold digger out to seduce his cousin’s fortune away. Kain is summoned by his aunt to check out this woman for whom ... more >
D Reviewsbaby / Harlequin Presents / Lynne Graham / Russia20 Comments
Dear Ms. Graham: When I start reading this book I was pleased to see that it was a billionaire from some other region than Italy, Greece, London or Spain. Instead we are treated to a Russian billionaire. I have fond memories of Russian billionaires. One of my favorite Lindsay books ... more >