This is the sequel to His Bonnie Bride, one of my most favorite books of all time. Unfortunately, I think perhaps my expectations were too high, because this one fell far short. Both the hero and heroine were good characters, and they plot had the same elements I’ve always enjoyed in HH novels before, but […]
This was an enjoyable book. Light and easy to read. I breezed right through it. It was laced with humor. Flynn has an excellent sense of humor and often made me laugh out loud. When her grandmother starts haunting her, Flynn’s way of dealing with it (Turning the music up as loud as possible, hiding […]
This is book two in the Hearts of the South series by Linda Winfree. Although not a favorite plot device, if done well, the “married couple reunites” really works for me. This one definitely worked. The story was filled with interesting characters and a good plot. There is a very fine line, in my […]
This is one of my favorite Hannah Howell books. I originally discovered this about 5 years ago, and now my copy is so tattered it’s falling apart at the bindings. Storm Eldon is the favored oldest daughter of an English Marsh Lord. We first meet her when she, her brothers and her cousins are kidnapped […]
Beyond All Reason is the first book in Judith Duncan‘s Wide Open Spaces series which center around three siblings in a small town in Canada. As I mentioned in my post yesterday, I first found out about this series years ago and had been searching for the first two books for years. I finally found […]