Last year I bought and read Everything I Left Unsaid and The Truth About Him on the strength of Janine’s two very positive reviews. I liked both, if not quite as much as Janine did. The two books featured the same hero and heroine, Dylan and Annie, and introduced the ... more >
The following review contains spoilers for this novel’s direct prequel, Everything I Left Unsaid, which features the same main characters. If you have not read Everything I Left Unsaid and prefer to avoid spoilers, you may wish to skip this review and read the one of the earlier novel. Dear Ms. ... more >
Dear Ms. Flynn: While it is not explicitly stated and I don’t see any acknowledgment of it, this appears to be a fictionalized version of “what happens next” after a true life abduction of Amy Billing that occurred in 1974. The similarities between the setup as well as when the story ... more >
Dear Ms. Porter: I have a hard time rating this book. There are some lovely turns of phrase and the story is different than I expected which made for a pleasant surprise. “The dart boards still dotted one wall as did the myriad of hunting trophies peering down at us from ... more >
Dear Ms. Wylde: One of the most feminist books I’ve read. This is the line I’ve used to describe Devil’s Game to any number of people who would listen. When the words “motorcycle club” are invoked images of overly misogynistic men telling their property how to act leaps to mind. But within the ... more >
Dear Ms. Wylde, I read Reaper’s Property (reviewed here by Jane) last year and, somewhat to my surprise, I liked it very much. I say somewhat to my surprise, because I wasn’t sure I could buy into the “hero” of a romance novel being a) in a Motorcycle Gang Club ... more >