Holly‘s review of Tempting a Proper Lady by Debra Mullins A Most Improper Alliance Two years ago, dashing Captain Samuel Breedlove disappeared without a word. But he’s resurfaced in London a wealthy man, only to discover his fiancÉe preparing to wed another. Now Samuel needs to restore his good name and expose a villain—and tempting, […]
Holly‘s review of Song of Seduction by Carrie Lofty Tormented by guilt. Haunted by scandal. Freed by love. Austria, 1804 Eight years ago, composer Arie De Voss claimed his late mentor’s final symphony as his own and became an icon. But fame has a price: fear of discovery now poisons his attempts to compose a […]
Spencer Dumarque, the Duke of Morland, has garnered a reputation for himself. Every night at the stroke of midnight he shows up at a ball, dances one dance with one girl, escorts her to dinner, then leaves. Thus society is totally smitten with him. They’ve dubbed him The Duke of Midnight. Lady Amelia d’Orsay has […]
Rosie’s review of Open Country (Blood Rose Trilogy, Book 2) by Kaki Warner How do you forgive a brother’s betrayal? How far do you go to protect the family you love? Hank and Molly find out in OPEN COUNTRY, Book II of the 1870s family saga, the Blood Rose Trilogy. Molly McFarlane is as desperate […]
Judith’s review of Kismet by Monica Burns Raised in a brothel, Allegra Synnford learned at a young age that survival meant taking charge of her destiny. Now a renowed courtesan skilled in the pleasures of the flesh, she chooses her loves carefully—vowing never to be vulnerable to any one man. Until a mesmerizing Sheikh strips […]