Recommended ReadsFantasy / Historical Romances / Romance19 Comments
Recommendation Memory of Morning by Susan Sizemore is recommended by Shana who is a librarian and avid reader. Shana says: I am recommending this book because Because I really like this book. It’s an alternate world without magic, but the flavor she was trying for, and I think got, was ... more >
D ReviewsHistorical Romances / London / orphan / Paranormal / Penguin / Young-Adult12 Comments
Dear Ms. Zink, I admit it. The lovely cover is what made me stop and give your new novel a second look. I’m a sucker for pretty covers, and I thought this one was highly effective for the genre. If only I could say the same for the content. Helen ... more >
B+ Reviews / Recommended ReadsHistorical Romances / road trip25 Comments
Dear Ms. Dare, As I read A Week to Be Wicked, I kept thinking about Cyndi Lauper’s assertion “Girls just want to have fun.” The heroine of this book, Minerva Highwood, prior to hitting the road with your hero, Lord Colin Payne, really hasn’t had much fun. She certainly hasn’t ... more >
A- Reviews / Recommended ReadsHistorical Romances / Meredith Duran / Recommended Reads18 Comments
Dear Ms. Duran— As I read At Your Pleasure, I wondered if you will ever write a book I dislike. It seems unlikely. I love three of the books you’ve written and the two I don’t love—A Lady’s Lesson in Scandal and Wicked Becomes You—I like tremendously. I am enamored of your use ... more >
Film ReviewsChina / Friday Film Review / Historical Romances / Historical-China / POC / Tang Dynasty / Wuxia33 Comments
House of Flying Daggers (2004) Genre: Romantic, Action/Adventure,Drama Grade: B- Our recent post with the luscious Asian mantitty reminded me that I’ve wanted to review this one for ages. Okay, prepare your brickbats now because this time I’m sure that a lot of you are going to disagree with my ... more >
Reading ListsContemporary / Historical Romances / Julie James / Literary fiction / Meredith Duran / non-fiction / short stories / Young-Adult25 Comments
Since last I wrote, I read and reviewed Patricia Gaffney’s Crooked Hearts. Here’s what else I’ve been reading: The Great Famine: Ireland’s Agony 1845-1852 by Ciarán Ó Murchadha: Because apparently one book about innocent people starving to death just wasn’t enough for me. Actually, it wasn’t until I started this ... more >
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