Book Reviews / C- ReviewsContemporary / cowboy / Harlequin / Kathleen-Eagle / Older-Woman-/-Younger-Man / POC4 Comments
“When photographer Skyler Quinn first fixed her lens on gorgeous cowboy Trace Wolf Track, she liked what she saw but didn’t give it much thought. Until everywhere she went—the rodeo, the Double D Wild Horse Sanctuary—there he was, and the heat between them built to the boiling point. As a ... more >
Book Reviews / Top Ten ListsAbout-Us / Best of 2008 / best of list / Ellen Hartman / Jo-Beverley / Joanna Bourne / Kathleen-Eagle / Kathleen-OReilly / Loretta-Chase28 Comments
Jayne, one of the founding members of Dear Author, is our resident explorer. She goes out and finds the most unusual settings, the most unknown authors, in all different genres, and brings them to our attention. She’s also one of my dearest reading friends. Without her, this blog probably would ... more >
Recommended ReadsKathleen-Eagle / Kathleen-OReilly / Maya-Banks / Recommended Reads / Rob Thurman14 Comments
Madhouse by Rob Thurman is recommended by Jia. (Thurman is a woman if that matters to you and I have to admit I have a pro-female author bias so I thought I would throw that out there). Madhouse is a continuation of a series about two brothers which started with ... more >
A Reviews / A- Reviews / Book ReviewsAmerican Indians / Contemporary / family relationships / Kathleen-Eagle / Native American / POC8 Comments
Dear Mrs. Eagle, Your books have been favorites of mine for years. When I got back into reading romance novels about 10 years ago, “The Night Remembers” was one of the first books I read and from there I started to collect everything you’d written. Your latest book, “Mystic Horseman,” ... more >
B Reviews / B Reviews Category / Book ReviewsAmerican Indians / Contemporary / Kathleen-Eagle / My Favorite Things-2006 / Native American / POC / western11 Comments
Dear Mrs. Eagle, I’ve adored your books for years and have posted in praise of them in the past. And then something happened with your writing. A new direction, I think it was called. I know you have to follow where your muse leads you but frankly, I wasn’t happy ... more >