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May 8, 2012

REVIEW: Silent Surrender by Barbara J. Hancock

JanineC+ ReviewsBarbara J. Hancock / Harlequin Spice / Latino / Mexico6 Comments

Dear Ms. Hancock, After reading and reviewing your impressive novella, Ghost in the Machine, I was eager for more of your work and curious as to what your writing was like in other genres. Silent Surrender, your new Spice Brief, caught my attention and I decided to try it. Alexia ... more >

Everything Changes by Megan Hart
July 22, 2010

REVIEW: Everything Changes by Megan Hart

JanineC- Reviewsbisexual hero / erotica / Harlequin Spice / Megan-Hart / sexual-encounters / Threesome9 Comments

Dear Ms. Hart, The plot of this Spice Brief deals with the same events described in your full-length novel, Tempted, which Jennie and I reviewed here. But whereas Tempted was narrated in first person from the POV of Anne Kinney, a married woman in her late twenties, “Everything Changes” is ... more >

November 25, 2009

REVIEW: The Birthday Present by Alison Richardson

JanineA Review Category / A- Reviews / Book Reviews / Ebooks18th-century / class-difference / Erotic-Romance / erotica / First-Person / Germany / good-narration / Harlequin Spice / Scientist12 Comments

Dear Ms. Richardson, I had a blast reading The Birthday Present, the third and final story in your Countess Trilogy. To readers who have not read the earlier stories, but would like to read this one, I have to suggest reading this series in order. Like The Countess’s Client and ... more >

November 24, 2009

REVIEW: An Impolite Seduction by Alison Richardson

JanineA Review Category / A- Reviews / B Reviews Category / B+ Reviews / Book Reviews / Ebooks18th-century / class-difference / England / erotica / First-Person / good-narration / Harlequin Spice / Scientist9 Comments

Dear Ms. Richardson, Recently I reviewed The Countess’s Client, the first Spice Brief in your Countess Trilogy. I enjoyed the story, and especially its haughty narrator, Anna, Countess von Esslin, a young widow with a taste for good sex on her own terms. To read more about her, I purchased ... more >

November 23, 2009

REVIEW: The Countess’s Client by Alison Richardson

JanineB Reviews / B Reviews Category / Book Reviews / Ebooks18th-century / brothel / class-difference / erotica / First-Person / France / Harlequin Spice / Paris / Scientist17 Comments

Dear Ms. Richardson, When your Countess Trilogy was recently recommended to me by no less than three friends, I sat up and took notice. I quickly purchased the first of the three stories, downloaded it to my Sony reader, and devoured it. The practice of genuine virtue leads to a ... more >

December 25, 2008

REVIEW: Chance of a Lifetime by Portia Da Costa

JaneB Reviews Category / B- Reviews / Book ReviewsContemporary / England / Erotic-Romance / Harlequin Spice5 Comments

Dear Ms. da Costa: You are one of SuperLibrarian’s favorite authors and I’ve always resolved to give your books a try.   This Harlequin Spice Brief seemed like a good way for me to get an introduction to your writing.   In the context of a short, short story, I learned a ... more >

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