Victoria Dahl is a contemporary romance author whose books I have always wanted to check out. Too Hot To Handle is the first book I have read by Victoria Dahl, but it most definitely will not be the last. One of my favorite romance authors is Jennifer Crusie, because she blends strong women, humor and love […]
Snowed Over | Angie Stanton | Book Review
February 10, 2013
Oh hey for once I am reviewing a seasonably appropriate book on two fronts – Snowed Over by Angie Stanton has a blizzard AND it’s a romance, so it’s an awesome February read, especially in light of the latest snow storm. Also, this review is not going to be terribly long, because Snowed Over is a novella, it’s only […]
Yours At Midnight | Robin Bielman | Book Review
February 9, 2013
Even though Christmas is done and over with, same with New Year’s, I am still down for winter-setting and holiday romances because it is freezing cold here and thoughts of the beach would fill me with an insane sort of jealousy. Yours At Midnight by Robin Bielman was a quick at my desk sort of read […]
Allison reviews Dante’s Girl by Courtney Cole
January 31, 2013
Sometimes in the dreary months of winter, you need a book that is going to pick you right up and take you away to a far away place filled with cute boys and fun in the sun. The book that did this for me recently was Dante’s Girl by Courtney Cole. From the very beginning, […]
Playing For Keeps R.L. Mathewson Book Review
January 20, 2013
Now that we’ve established how much I like romance novels and how I’m totally into using them as break books, I kind of figure I can just dive right into my review of Playing For Keeps by RL Mathewson without a long lecture as to why I like romance. Anyways, I started reading Playing For Keeps in the […]
The Marriage Bargain Jennifer Probst Book Review
January 13, 2013
Is it weird that I’m glad I snapped up The Marriage Bargain by Jennifer Probst before it became $7? Maybe I’m just super cheap. Anyways, I bought The Marriage Bargain back when it was under $3 and it sat on my Kindle for months. At the end of 2012, I was going through a bit of a […]