B ReviewsHarlequin Treasury3 Comments
Cassidy’s Courtship was a difficult one to rate since there were so many moments I just wanted to hug the heroine Brenna for all her suffering and applaud her next for carrying on. When Cole Cassidy meets Brenna they are at the opposite side. He is prosecuting her for a ... more >
A ReviewsHarlequin Treasury10 Comments
Stacy’s life changed dramatically since her husband Len was attacked while on the job. He went crazy, burned her house and then while driving recklessly drove his car into a tree and managed to get himself killed. Now Stacy is in a hospital, pregnant & nearly broke. The one stroke ... more >
Book Reviewsanimals / Harlequin Treasury2 Comments
I don’t usually read category romances, but after enjoying several that were recommended on DearAuthor.com, I thought I’d give this one a try. I’m glad I did, because despite its publication in the nineties, it holds up remarkably well. Dr. Eric Bergstrom is a small town vet approached by the ... more >
C- Reviewsdivorcee / Harlequin Treasury / Older-Woman-/-Younger-Man6 Comments
I have fallen severely off the TBR wagon over the last few months, but it’s time to get over my guilt and shame and climb back on. This month’s topic is “fairy tales,” and since I didn’t have one in my TBR, I stretched the category and decided to read ... more >
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Recommended ReadsHarlequin Treasury / Recommended Reads48 Comments
On Friday, Harlequin released the first batch of out of print backlist titles that have been recently digitized. These are called Harlequin Treasury (link to AMZN search page for HT) books and are easy to spot by the red surrounding the old covers. I’ve read three since their release and ... more >
B+ Reviewsbetrayal / Harlequin Treasury / Marriage-in-Trouble / Michelle-Reid / revenge-plot20 Comments
Dear Ms. Reid: Romance is equated with porn quite often. Porn, of course, is traditionally labeled as a creative activity that has no literary or artistic value other than to stimulate sexual desire. If romance is porn in any way, it is emotional porn in that the romance novel stimulates ... more >