A- Reviews / Recommended ReadsGay / Historical fiction / Mexico / multicultural / revolutionary war5 Comments
Dear Michael Nava: I’m a huge fan of the Henry Rios mysteries, and when I saw that the same author had an upcoming historical novel set in early 20thC Mexico, I knew I wanted to read it. Despite my eagerness, though, I started and set aside the book at least ... more >
C+ ReviewsBarbara J. Hancock / Harlequin Spice / Latino / Mexico6 Comments
Dear Ms. Hancock, After reading and reviewing your impressive novella, Ghost in the Machine, I was eager for more of your work and curious as to what your writing was like in other genres. Silent Surrender, your new Spice Brief, caught my attention and I decided to try it. Alexia ... more >
Film ReviewsFriday Film Review / Mexico / road-romance / western17 Comments
Two Mules for Sister Sara (1970) Genre: Western/Action/Road Romance Grade: B It recently dawned on me that I haven’t reviewed all that many Westerns. They’re just not the first genre of films I think of when I’m looking for romance. So in an effort to remedy that I give you ... more >
B Reviews / B Reviews Category / Book Reviews / EbooksAgent/Spies/Undercover / Contemporary / Josh Lanyon / law-enforcement / m/m romance / Mexico / Samhain-publishing5 Comments
Note: It will be hard to totally avoid spoilers in this review. Dear Laura Baumbach and Josh Lanyon, Dr. Sarah read and recommended “Mexican Heat” back in February but it’s taken me this long for a spare moment to check it out. Hot action, hot love and hot loving all ... more >
B Reviews Category / B- Reviews / Book Reviews19th century / American historical / Harlequin / Historical Romances / Mexico / Mira / New-Orleans13 Comments
Dear Ms. Blake, Last year I enjoyed another in your “Masters at Arms” series so when the arc arrived for “Gallant Match,” I made sure to make room for it on my reading schedule. Once again we’re back in second quarter 19th century New Orleans (May 1846 to be precise) ... more >
B Reviews / B Reviews Category / Book Reviewsarcheology / Mexico5 Comments
Dear Ms Nicholson, What a fun book. It’s kind of a cross between Indiana Jones and Jurassic Park with a dollop of history thrown in. Then add suspense and great character chemistry on top of that. Then finish with fun, playful humor. It’s been a while since I read a ... more >