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REVIEW: Shadow Hawk by Jill Shalvis
Dear Ms. Shalvis: I can’t exactly recreate how I found your book, but I did a websearch about something, ended up at your site and read the excerpt for Shadow Hawk which led me directly to Harlequin’s...
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REVIEW: The Sheik and The Virgin Secretary by Susan Mallery
Dear Ms. Mallery: In an effort to broaden my horizons and understand the appeal of the category romance and to support Harlequin’s phenomenal digital effort, I’ve taken to buying two or three series...
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REVIEW: The Chocolate Thief by Laura Florand
Dear Ms. Florand, When Jane said she had a book set in Paris with a romance centered around chocolate, I didn’t see how I could pass it up. I’ve never read anything else by you, but I plan to rectify...
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REVIEW: Love in the Afternoon by Alison Packard
Dear Ms. Packard: When I saw that your debut novel was set in the world of soap operas, I couldn’t resist. I watched soap operas with my grandmother when I was a little immigrant kid, newly arrived in...
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REVIEW: Romancing the Holiday anthology by Helen Kay Dimon, Christi Barth, &...
Dear Ms. Dimon, Ms. Barth, and Ms. Burton: Carina Press’s holiday anthologies are fast becoming autobuys for me. I was sorry there was no m/m anthology this year, but this entry in another favorite...
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REVIEW: Sex and the Single Fireman by Jennifer Bernard
Dear Ms. Bernard: For the record, the first two books didn’t really work for me but I picked this book because I wanted to read about the female firefighter. There were some moments of gentle humor and...
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REVIEW: Ballroom to Bride and Groom by Kate Hardy
Dear Ms. Hardy: I’ve read Kate Hardy’s Medicals and Presents novels for years, and the Posh Docs series is on my keeper shelf. When I saw a new novel in the Harlequin Romance line, I was intrigued,...
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REVIEW: The Chocolate Temptation by Laura Florand
Dear Ms. Florand: It’s always fun for me to see what will turn up in a Florand book; I hadn’t seen the cover before I started reading, so the fairy tale allusions here snuck up on me. (Hmmm…. Sarah is...
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REVIEW: Baby, It’s Cold Outside by HelenKay Dimon
Dear Ms. Dimon, I’ve enjoyed your Harlequin Intrigue Romantic Suspense books for years, I thought your recent Cosmo Red-Hot Read was great fun, and one of your contemporaries for Carina landed on my...
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REVIEW: Snow Falling on Bluegrass by Molly Harper
NOTE – this series is in e or audio only. A love triangle of colleagues heats up the winter lodge where they get snowed in for a week. Kentucky Tourism Commission employee and executive assistant...
View ArticleREVIEW: Days Like These by Miranda Barnes
Everybody deserves a second chance…or do they? Meg’s marriage is shattered when her husband, Jamie, walks out. Devastated and with no idea where Jamie is, she tries to maintain a normal life. Before...
View ArticleDUAL REVIEW: Rookie Move by Sarina Bowen
Dear Ms. Bowen, I’ve enjoyed most of your Ivy Years NA books and when I saw that you had an adult contemporary romance spinoff series coming out, I decided to give the first book in the Brooklyn...
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REVIEW: Love in the Afternoon by Alison Packard
Dear Ms. Packard: When I saw that your debut novel was set in the world of soap operas, I couldn’t resist. I watched soap operas with my grandmother when I was a little immigrant kid, newly arrived in...
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REVIEW: Romancing the Holiday anthology by Helen Kay Dimon, Christi Barth, &...
Dear Ms. Dimon, Ms. Barth, and Ms. Burton: Carina Press’s holiday anthologies are fast becoming autobuys for me. I was sorry there was no m/m anthology this year, but this entry in another favorite...
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REVIEW: Sex and the Single Fireman by Jennifer Bernard
Dear Ms. Bernard: For the record, the first two books didn’t really work for me but I picked this book because I wanted to read about the female firefighter. There were some moments of gentle humor and...
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REVIEW: Ballroom to Bride and Groom by Kate Hardy
Dear Ms. Hardy: I’ve read Kate Hardy’s Medicals and Presents novels for years, and the Posh Docs series is on my keeper shelf. When I saw a new novel in the Harlequin Romance line, I was intrigued,...
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REVIEW: The Chocolate Temptation by Laura Florand
Dear Ms. Florand: It’s always fun for me to see what will turn up in a Florand book; I hadn’t seen the cover before I started reading, so the fairy tale allusions here snuck up on me. (Hmmm…. Sarah is...
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REVIEW: Baby, It’s Cold Outside by HelenKay Dimon
Dear Ms. Dimon, I’ve enjoyed your Harlequin Intrigue Romantic Suspense books for years, I thought your recent Cosmo Red-Hot Read was great fun, and one of your contemporaries for Carina landed on my...
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REVIEW: Snow Falling on Bluegrass by Molly Harper
NOTE – this series is in e or audio only. A love triangle of colleagues heats up the winter lodge where they get snowed in for a week. Kentucky Tourism Commission employee and executive assistant...
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REVIEW: Days Like These by Miranda Barnes
Everybody deserves a second chance…or do they? Meg’s marriage is shattered when her husband, Jamie, walks out. Devastated and with no idea where Jamie is, she tries to maintain a normal life. Before...
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