Judith‘s review of The Spurned Viscountess by Shelley Munro Cursed with the sight and rumors of witchcraft, Rosalind’s only chance at an ordinary life is marriage to Lucien, Viscount Hastings. She doesn’t expect love, only security and children of her own. Determined to go through with the wedding, she allows nothing she encounters at the […]
Ames‘ review of One Fine Cowboy by Joanne Kennedy When brilliant, beautiful graduate student Charlie Banks comes to Wyoming for a conference on horse communication, the last thing she expects to get is a lesson in love from sexy horse trainer Nate Shawcross. While Nate’s always had a way with horses, it’s the women in […]
Ames‘ review of Love’s Fortress by Samantha Kane Gideon North wants a wife. She must be practical and hardworking. But above all, she must have a hearty constitution. Horribly injured and scarred from his PeninsularWar service, Gideon does not want to deal with a wife who flinches every time shelooks at him. Gideon’s estate manager […]
Ames‘ review of Love in Exile by Samantha Kane Gregory Anderson has reluctantly returned to England in 1817 after more than seven years sailing the world. Half Polynesian, Gregory is caught between two worlds. He isn’t looking for love. He’s only looking for a warm body with a modicum of wit and reasonable intelligence to […]
Judith‘s review of Sloane Hall by Libby Sternberg. In 1920s Hollywood, young John Doyle learns the craft of cinematography when a stupid mistake costs him his job. On a tip, he heads to Sloane Hall, the estate of a famous silent screen actress, Pauline Sloane, where he lands a position as chauffeur. Sloane Hall first […]