Dear Ms. O’Keefe, I have so many wonderful books on Mt. TBR. It includes quite a few of your earlier books and I’m now kicking myself for not having read any of them. The good news is that I have your backlist to look forward to. I sank into your ... more >
Dear Ms. Jamison: I picked up this book based on a couple of fairly shallow factors: 1) I liked the colorful, poppy cover, which seemed to signal to me that the book fell nicely in the convergence between chick-lit and contemporary romance and 2) your name. Why your name? Well, ... more >
Dear Ms. Lerner, Your third historical romance, book one in your Lively St. Lemeston series, begins in October of 1812, with a knock on Phoebe Sparks’ door. Phoebe, an author of Improving Tales for Young People, is contemplating what fate to inflict on the protagonist of her current story, who ... more >
Dear Rose Lerner, I’ve barely read any historical romance in the past couple of years but when I found out you had a new book releasing, it was enough to tempt me back into the fold, even if (possibly) only temporarily. I adored your debut book In For a Penny ... more >
Dear Virginia Kantra, Carolina Man is the third book in your Dare Island series which, so far has featured the three offspring of Tom and Tess Fletcher. Tom was a Marine for 20 years and after his retirement from the Corps, the family moved back to Dare Island, North Carolina ... more >
“There will be pain but only if she asks nicely. ” Kendall Vioget fell hard for Police Chief Jason Holloway, until the best sex of her life became something more, something she wasn t ready for. Afraid of what he asked of her, afraid of her own desires, she walked ... more >