Ames’ review of Because You Tempt Me by Beth Kery. It starts with that first look, when you know you have to have him… Francesca Arno has been commissioned to create a grand centerpiece painting for the lobby of Ian Noble’s new skyscraper. It’s at a cocktail party in her honor that she first meets […]
InterMix is a collection of digital first books and e-releases of some old favorites. Be sure to check out their site for more great books. Here are a few to get you started (I’m especially excited for the Emma Wildes and Christie Ridgway shorts). How We Started by Luanne RicePillow Talk by Maya BanksThe Bride […]
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Tracy’s review of Coronets and Steel by Sherwood Smith California girl Kim Murray is unsatisfied with grad school and restless in life. Modern men disappoint her, and she studies ballet and fencing because they remind her of older, more romantic times. She lives with her parents and her beloved but secretive aristocratic grandmother, who speaks […]
Ames’ review of The Feather by Red Garnier. After years dedicated to business, lawyer Meredith Sinclair is having the wildest ride of her life. James Hamilton is everything she respects, admires, and desires in a man. So when James makes her the most indecent proposition she’s ever heard, Meredith can’t resist. That night, as he […]