B ReviewsContemporary / from enemies to lovers / Ireland / shipwreck / treasure2 Comments
When underwater photographer Katy Ryan embarks on a secret mission to salvage priceless jewels from a First World War shipwreck, she’s pissed as hell to be be pitted against Dex Fitzgerald, her super sexy treasure hunter ex. She’d left him in the past. He’s about to blow up her future. ... more >
B ReviewsContemporary / France / mystery / SourceBooks / treasure9 Comments
Emily Braden couldn’t resist the invitation to join her charming but unreliable cousin, Harry, on a visit to the town of Chinon—where, according to legend, Queen Isabelle hid her treasured jewels during a siege in the 13th century. But when Harry vanishes and Emily begins to search for him, she ... more >
B- ReviewsDuke / friends-to-lovers / heiress / Historical Romances / Regency England / treasure31 Comments
Dear Ms. Jewel, I loved your 2009 book, Scandal, and very much enjoyed Indiscreet, which came out later the same year. So when I learned that you were publishing a new historical called Not Wicked Enough I got excited, and asked Jane if she could send me the ARC. Having ... more >
B+ ReviewsAmber Quill Publishing / Darlene-Marshall / Florida / pirate / treasure16 Comments
Dear Mrs. Marshall, I’ve been waiting a long time for your next book but hot damn if you haven’t come through like a champ. We’ve got pirates, um – I mean privateers, pirate treasure, hot sexing, early Florida, lots of insects and a great match up of hero and heroine. ... more >
Book Reviews / C Reviews / C Reviews Categorycountry-living / country-set / Regency England / Stephanie-Laurens / treasure14 Comments
Dear Ms. Laurens: What can I say? I can’t quit you. (Note to self, this is becoming the most overused phrase in the english language, a close second behind “maverick” and “change” so please try to eradicate it from your vocabulary). Temptation and Seduction is like 50th in your Cynsters ... more >
B Reviews Category / B+ Reviews / Book ReviewsCon / Magic / Scotland / treasure2 Comments
Dear Ms. Greiman: I have never read a Greiman book before. I always meant to read and have, in fact, purchased your contemporary books, Unzipped and Unplugged before. But with the muscle bound chests and arms and titles with “Highlander”, I wasn’t terribly excited about reading the historicals. As I ... more >