*EDITED TO ADD: Taking cue from Jane at Dear Author, I thought it pertinent to alert my readers that I don’t support plagiarists but this author seems to (from a guest blog she wrote to promote a well known plagiarists blog). I won’t be recommending this authors work to my family, friends or blog readers […]
Tracy’s review of Anna Doubles Down by Missy Martine. Anna can’t believe how much the woman in the picture looks like her. They could be twins, except the picture was taken in 1871. Either she’s a relative, or Anna had a past life in Hamilton, Nevada. Either way, the temptation to visit the old ghost […]
Tracy’s review of One Magic Moment by Lynn Kurland (De Piaget #13) by Lynn Kurland Medieval studies scholar Tess Alexander is thrilled for the chance to live in a medieval castle. But then a trip to the village brings her face-to-face with the owner of the local garage, who looks a great deal like the […]
Ames’ review of Kiss Across Time by Teal Ceagh. Taylor Yates just got fired from her university job for insisting that the fifth-century British poet and playwright, Inigo Domhnall, existed. When she hears the poet’s lyrics in a death metal song, she engineers a meeting with the dark-eyed, dark-haired lead singer, Brody Gallagher. An unintended […]
Tracy’s review of The Rake and the Recluse by Jenn LeBlanc The Lady in Question Francine Larrabee woke up on the wrong side of the century. She was fairly certain she went to sleep in her own comfy bed, but she doesn’t quite seem to be there now. Only adding to her problems is that […]