Rowena’s review of Scrumptious by Amanda Usen. Hero: Joe RaffertyHeroine: Marlene Bennett TALL DARK AND DELICIOUS Joe Rafferty is just as mouthwatering as the food he cooks. But if he thinks he’s going to waltz in and take over her kitchen, he’s denser than a thick slice of chocolate ripple cheesecake. Marly has invested too […]
Rowena’s review of To the Moon and Back by Jill Mansell. Hero: Zack McLarenHeroine: Ellie Kendall Jill Mansell is one of the biggest authors of women’s fiction in the UK with a growing audience in the U.S. Her appeal lies in her poignant, funny, romantic love stories with secondary characters from different generations that draw […]
Ames’ review of Yours for the Taking (Domestic Gods, Book 4) by Robin Kaye. He might be too good to be true… Ben Walsh should be single. Handsome and wealthy, Ben is equally at home in Idaho where he grew up and in Manhattan where he’s now an art dealer. Suave and successful with impeccable […]
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Tracy’s review of Taming the Wolf by Lydia Dare. Lord Dashiel Thorpe has fought his true nature his entire life, but whenever the moonlight proves too powerful, Dashiel is unable to control the werewolf within him. It is on one such moonlit night that Dashiel accidentally bites the beautiful Scottish witch, Caitrin McLeod. Though now […]