B Reviews / B Reviews Category / Book ReviewsEarl / historical romance / Regency England / traumatic-past4 Comments
Dear Ms. Kingston, I saw your novels mentioned on Twitter, where some people I follow read your first book. Very shortly after that, I came across of a review of your second book, A Fallen Lady, on AAR. Caz, the AAR reviewer, mentioned that what kept A Fallen Lady from ... more >
B- ReviewsAthlete / Contemporary romance / Fighter / traumatic-past5 Comments
Dear R. J. Prescott: Angela James told me to read this. I do whatever she tells me. Actually I think she read this because she asked for feel good romances on Twitter and someone recommended this. She (and the original reader) are right that this is a feel good story ... more >
B Reviewsactor/actress / college/university / NA / PTSD / revenge-plot / traumatic-past8 Comments
“Penniless and behind on rent, college student and once famous child actress Ellie Barlow takes on the role of a lifetime when she’s hired by a group of young women to break the heart of the campus player who cruelly dumped them. Transformed from slob slacker to jaw-dropping beauty, Ellie ... more >
B- ReviewsContemporary / Harlequin Present / Rock-Star / second chances / traumatic-past7 Comments
“Ambitious CEO Luke Bryant needs a big-name star to help launch his luxury department stores–everything hangs on its success. What he doesn’t need is washed-up pop princess and tabloid joke Aurelie Schmidt. Faced with the sexiest, angriest man she’s ever met, Aurelie’s first comeback gig isn’t exactly going as planned. ... more >
B+ Reviews / Recommended ReadsCamelot series / Contemporary / Recommended Reads / traumatic-past27 Comments
Dear Ms. Knox, Your 30,000 word novella, How to Misbehave, charmed me to my toes. How to Misbehave takes place in the college town of Camelot, Ohio, in the year 1999. This then is Amber’s opportunity to flirt with Tony and see if he’s interested in her. Amber knows it, ... more >
B+ Reviews / Recommended Readsfather issues / Greece / Harlequin-Presents / traumatic-past18 Comments
Dear Ms. Morgan: You’ve taken a number of standard fairy-tale and romance ingredients and turned them into something fresh and original in this book. I’ve always enjoyed your disadvantaged, yet plucky and intelligent, heroines, and in Selene Antaxos you’ve created a character that ranks for me with the heroines of ... more >
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