B Reviews / Book ReviewsDragon / Elder Races / kidnapping / Las Vegas / novella / PNR2 Comments
Dear Thea Harrison, I’ve been a fan of your Elder Races series ever since I read Dragon Bound back in 2011 (2011! Has it really been so long?). [That reminds me: I really need to re-read Dragon Bound] I’ve enjoyed all of the novels and novellas in the series to ... more >
B Reviews / B- Reviews / Book Reviewsbabies / changeling / child in jeopardy / epilogues / kidnapping / psy / reunited-lovers30 Comments
Janine and I have done joint reviews of two previous books in the series, Tangle of Need and Shield of Winter, and when she suggested doing a joint review of the newest book, I was more than game. — Jennie Jennie: Allegiance of Honor marks the 15th (!) book in the ... more >
B Reviews Categorycontemporary mm romance / kidnapping5 Comments
Stewart Folger lives in the Appalachian Mountains, where people take care of their family and follow the Bible. He feels that Appalachian pull in his blood, but that hasn’t tamed his wild side. A youth full of pranks left him with the nickname Stunt and a preference for danger in ... more >
B Reviews / B- Reviewshistorical romance / kidnapping10 Comments
Dear Ms. Wildes, When I saw you’d published a new historical romance, Ruined by Moonlight, I downloaded the ARC. I’ve read quite a few of your books since your print debut An Indecent Proposition (Jane liked it less than I did.) and enjoyed several. (Let’s agree not to discuss One Whisper ... more >
F ReviewsElle Kennedy / enemies to lovers / kidnapping / romantic-suspense42 Comments
Dear Readers: I ordinarily don’t pick books from the category Suspense line. Most of what I’ve read in that line has glaring problems in balance between a believable suspense and a believable romance but I like Elle Kennedy books and I wanted to try to get back into the Intrigue ... more >
Book Reviews / C Reviews / C Reviews CategoryContemporary / kidnapping / opposites attract / romantic-suspense23 Comments
Dear Ms Adair, Somehow I’ve managed to go this far without reading one of your books. Amazing, I know. I was surprised too when it dawned on me. But I’m afraid that “Hush,” despite the parts I liked, probably won’t turn me into a fan for life. Just too many ... more >