B Reviewsbaking / cake / Contemporary / Motorcycles / Reality-TV4 Comments
Dear Marie Harte, I’ve been having trouble settling to read lately and, I’ll admit, when I first started All I Want for Halloween, I had my doubts it would work for me. But I ended up being, somewhat reluctantly, charmed by Gear and Sadie, in spite of it all. Sadie ... more >
B- Reviews / Book Reviews / C+ ReviewsContemporary / family relationships / Reality-TV / road-romance2 Comments
Sheltered by a strict father, Paulina Rostakova spends her time working for the family business and yearning for some grand adventure. So when contestants are needed for a reality show reenacting an historic 1908 car race across the US, Asia, Russia, and Europe, Paulie jumps at the chance to get ... more >
B Reviewshumorous / novella / Paranormal / Reality-TV5 Comments
What would happen if the Bachelorette found herself in the Hunger Games? Riley Davenport has it all. She’s America’s Sweetheart, the lucky woman seeking her true love from a pool of twenty-five handsome bachelors. All she has to do is survive. The odds are stacked against her. With Lucifer and ... more >
C ReviewsAustralia / Contemporary / full figured / Reality-TVComments Off on REVIEW: Makeover Miracle by Charmaine Ross
Dear Ms. Ross: I thought the blurb of this book was effective because it conveyed that it wouldn’t be the run of the mill reality tv show but one that featured a woman who would undergo an internal transformation as well as an external one. I love makeover shows because ... more >
C ReviewsBerkley Books / Contemporary / England / Reality-TV / Regency England14 Comments
Dear Ms Doornebos, We at Dear Author get sent a lot of requests to review books and many of us have lamented at the frequency of Jane Austen themed ones. Yet, despite that, another reviewer and I were interested in the description of your book “Definitely Not Mr. Darcy.” A ... more >
B Reviewschick-lit / Contemporary / England / Reality-TV / second chances8 Comments
Dear Ms. Roland, I will admit to not understanding the whole appeal of reality TV shows. Let’s go on national TV, make a fool of myself – or be made a fool of by the hosts, all for …what? Fleeting D list fame? Nope, not for me. And not for ... more >