C- ReviewsFantasy Romance / Liquid Silver Books / Paranormal / steampunk7 Comments
Dear Ms. Gooden, I’ve never read a steampunk book and frankly had doubts that it would be to my taste but since I’m trying to expand my reading of new-to-me authors, I thought why not try a new genre as well. The results weren’t what I was hoping for but ... more >
B ReviewsContemporary / hockey / Liquid Silver Books / Older-Woman-/-Younger-Man16 Comments
Dear Ms. Howard, Older women-younger men must be the new vampires. I’m seeing quite a lot of it in the past few months but that didn’t stop me from picking this one up. What can I say, I’m weak for (hot, hunky, muscled) sports heroes. So, um plot. Older heroine ... more >
B- ReviewsEngland / Historical Romances / Liquid Silver Books / World War II3 Comments
Dear Ms. Munro, Years ago I read one of your other novellas set during WWII and liked it enough that your name stuck in my mind. When Liquid Silver offered us the chance to review “A Discreet Affair” I was all ready to go. Widow Pamela Allison has avoided her ... more >
B ReviewsContemporary / Liquid Silver Books / novella6 Comments
“Eric Layton is used to being awakened by the phone. Firefighters are always on call. When his phone rings in the middle of the night, he's halfway to the door before he realizes that it isn't his chief calling him in for an out-of-control fire. The woman on the other ... more >
C ReviewsLiquid Silver Books / SF / soulmates9 Comments
Dear Mr. Rosso, Though it’s not a genre I read often, every now and then I’m in the mood for a SF story. This one, with its female ER doctor heroine, caught my attention as I wondered what an alien fighter would do with her. Answer: lots of sexing and ... more >
B ReviewsContemporary / Hanukkah / holiday novella / Jewish-faith / Liquid Silver Books / religion20 Comments
Dear Ms. Sookoo, Off the top of my head, I can’t recall reading any Hanukkah stories so when DA was offered your book for possible review, my ears perked up and I took notice. Though I’m not Jewish, I thought it would be fun to read something different from the ... more >