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November 18, 2009

REVIEW: The Husband She Couldn’t Forget by Carmen Green

JanineC Reviews Category / C+ ReviewsAfrican American / amnesia / Kentucky / Silhouette / Silhouette Special Edition11 Comments

Dear Ms. Green, I had heard about your book, The Husband She Couldn’t Forget, back in September and made a mental note to myself to purchase it, partly because I want to encourage more diversity in the genre, and buying a Silhouette Special Edition that features African American protagonists is ... more >

February 6, 2009

Thursday Afternoon Haiku Moment: Man in a Million by Jessica Bird

Guest ReviewerB Reviews Category / B- Reviews / Book Reviewshaiku / Harlequin / Jessica-Bird / JR-Ward / Silhouette7 Comments

Live under a rock? Jessica Bird is also penname JR Ward. Spike = hero. Ex-con gourmet chef hottie Not millionaire. Heroine is “Mad” No, really – that is her name. She is the rich one. Reverse HP theme? Maybe. But Mad comes off as Poor little rich girl Will they ... more >

September 1, 2008

September Harlequin Lightning Reviews

JaneB Reviews Category / B- Reviews / Book Reviews / C Reviews Category / C- ReviewsHarlequin-Presents / India Grey / Kathleen-OReilly / Silhouette6 Comments

Angelo’s Captive Virgin by India Grey.   I know that some well known authors like Grey’s voice but the doormat to asshole ratio is very high in this book, leaving me dissatisfied.   Anna, or Lady Roseanna Delafield, is forced to sell her family estate.   The family has fallen on hard times ... more >

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