Lisa Kleypas is one of the first historical authors I ever read and glommed. I thought I had read every book she’d written, including the novellas. As it turns out, I was wrong. Back in the late 80’s (87 and 88, I believe) she released two novels with Onyx, before she signed w/ Avon. Forever […]
The Men and Women’s Club Robin Schone shares a tale of a man and a woman in a notorious club, who learn how very dangerous desires of the flesh can be. You know how you feel when you walk into a conversation and realize you have no idea what’s going on? That’s how I felt […]
I have a guest review up at The Good, The Bad and The Unread for Master: An Erotic Novel of the Count of Monte Cristo by Colette Gale. Check it out: I’m a huge fan of The Count of Monte Cristo. I believe I first read the novel by Alexandre Dumas when I was a […]
One of the things Judith McNaught does better than anyone is write drama. Her novels are filled with conflicts. The h/h are always struggling with each other, outside influences and themselves. And just when you think all is well and things are resolved and they’re going to live happily ever after, some new drama […]
With Loretta Chase, it’s all about the dialogue. I have yet to read another historical author who is able to pull off dialogue like she does. I was blown away by it in Lord of Scoundrels, and Your Scandalous Ways doesn’t disappoint. Francesca is a real live courtesan. I have to applaud Chase for writing […]