B Reviews / Book Reviewsbirds / Contemporary / England / First-Person / Scientist / socially awkward6 Comments
Simon Selwood is an academic expert on the monogamous sexual behaviour of birds – but hopeless at finding human love. Then he meets Kim, and at last something is more important to him than ornithology. Kim doesn’t give a hoot about birds. And at first she isn’t very interested in ... more >
B Reviews / Book ReviewsAlternate POV / Contemporary / First-Person / friends become lovers / King and Queen series / novella / second chance / shy hero / socially awkward3 Comments
To jump inside a bouncy castle is to risk falling… …in love. Living in a tiny house built for one, Caitlin only has room in her life for Mr. Right Now. Even though the bad boys she dates keep letting her down, they’re a whole lot more fun than… Dan ... more >
B+ Reviews / Book Reviews / Recommended Readsconfident heroine / Contemporary / England / First-Person / mystery / shy hero / socially awkward7 Comments
Stranded in England without money or a ticket home, Mercy Starling takes a job working for a medieval reenactment company. After all, who wouldn’t want to pretend to live in the past, wield swords and long bows, and dress up in armor? And the best part of her summer job ... more >
B+ Reviews / Book Reviews / Recommended ReadsEngland / Historical Romances / Jo-Beverley / marriage-of-convenience / socially awkward / Yorkshire19 Comments
Dear Mrs. Beverley, When I hear the name “Malloren,” I go to point like a champion gun dog. I’m there, poised and ready to read. But, after my disappointment that your last book didn’t work better for me, I opened this one mentally chanting, “please, please, please.” My prayers paid ... more >
B Reviews / B Reviews Category / Book ReviewsHistorical Romances / illness / Jennifer-Ashley / socially awkward46 Comments
Dear Ms. Ashley: As a satisfied reader of your Regency pirate series, I was definitely on board to try your new late Victorian book about a hero who suffers from Asperger’s. The barbaric aspects of a growing medical tradition and the increasing urbanization and complexity of British society are a ... more >