B Reviews Category / B+ Reviews / Book Reviews / EbooksContemporary / Harlequin-Blaze / Kathleen-OReilly / NYC / second chances67 Comments
Dear Mrs. O’Reilly, How do you do it? How do you make accountants sexy? No offense to any number crunchers out there, especially at this time of year, but the profession isn’t up there on the sexy-job-o-meter. Daniel’s brothers, the lawyer and the bartender, have jobs that could be considered ... more >
A Review Category / A Reviews / Book Reviews / EbooksHarlequin-Blaze / Kathleen-OReilly / New-York18 Comments
Dear Ms. O’Reilly, As with the first book of your last trilogy, this one is a winner for me. Straight from the beginning and all the way through. I enjoyed all the characters in this book, the plot, the setting…in fact everything. At first I was a little leery about ... 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 >
Book Reviews / C Reviews Category / C+ ReviewsKathleen-OReilly1 Comments
Dear Ms. O’Reilly, Jane and I mentioned in our reviews of “Beyond Daring” that Mercedes (who we knew would be the heroine of your next book) needed some work before we could like her. You promised that she would undergo some growth in the year since the setting of the ... more >
InterviewsKathleen-OReilly / promotions / publishing6 Comments
Kathleen O’Reilly first came to my attention in the anthology, Hell with the Ladies, but it wasn’t until my blogging partner wrote her review of O’Reilly’s Harlequin Blaze, Beyond Breathless, that had me moving O’Reilly from an author I should buy someday to an author I should buy now. Beyond ... more >
B Reviews Category / B- Reviews / Book Reviews / C Reviews / C Reviews Categoryheiress / Kathleen-OReilly13 Comments
Dear Ms O’Reilly, Sequels can be a dangerous thing. If I enjoyed the previous book, will the next one live up to it? Or will it bomb for me and somehow taint what I feel for the one (s) I previously liked? Will secondary characters be twisted out of recognition ... more >