Tag: Retro-Review

Retro Review: Craving Beauty by Nalini Singh

Retro Review: Craving Beauty by Nalini Singh

******As part of our 10 year anniversary celebration, we’ll be re-posting old reviews that make us cringe, laugh or sigh all over again. This review was originally posted on October 5, 2007. Harlequins are one of my favorite guilty pleasures. I love how I can pick up a book that is less than 200 pages […]

Retro Review: Over the Edge by Suzanne Brockmann

Retro Review: Over the Edge by Suzanne Brockmann

*****As part of our 10 year anniversary celebration, we’ll be re-posting old reviews that make us cringe, laugh or sigh all over again. This review was originally posted on May 27, 2009. This is my May read for Nath’s Re-read Challenge. It’s my absolute favorite book in the Troubleshooters series by Suzanne Brockmann. I picked […]

Retro Review: Angels’ Blood by Nalini Singh

Retro Review: Angels’ Blood by Nalini Singh

*****As part of our 10 year anniversary celebration, we’ll be re-posting old reviews that make us cringe, laugh or sigh all over again. This review was originally posted on September 11, 2009. As many of you know, I have an aversion to vampires. A big one. I kind of have a mental block in place […]

Retro Review: Mr. Cavendish, I Presume by Julia Quinn

Retro Review: Mr. Cavendish, I Presume by Julia Quinn

*****As part of our 10 year anniversary celebration, we’ll be re-posting old reviews that make us cringe, laugh or sigh all over again. This review was originally posted on September 26, 2008. This is the second book in the Two Dukes of Wyndham series. The first story follows the long lost son of John Cavendish, […]

Retro Review: Lover Enshrined by J.R. Ward

Retro Review: Lover Enshrined by J.R. Ward

*****As part of our 10 year anniversary celebration, we’ll be re-posting old reviews that make us cringe, laugh or sigh all over again. This review was originally posted on June 8, 2008. Where to begin? This is going to be a review that is all over the place, b/c the book was all over the […]