One author whom I adore is USA Today bestselling writer, Sandra Marton. I’ve been reading her Harlequin romances for years and this past winter and spring became caught up in three that comprise the Wilde Brothers series. When I completed those books my trusty Kindle via Amazon suggested I try a book called The Prince of Pleasure. I did, but didn’t realize at the time that Marton had published it herself. I just knew it was the prequel to the Wilde Family Saga, and I’d have more of Jacob, Caleb, and Travis.

I was drawn into the story …

When I read the description of Denise Grover Swank‘s new book The Curse Keepers, to be published 19 November 2013, I was immediately intrigued as I’ve always been fascinated with the story of the Lost Colony of Roanoke. However, I want to be absolutely frank, once I began reading the book I had a pretty hard time of it.

Swank’s two main characters – Ellie Lancaster and Collin Dailey – are the Curse Keepers, the first in their families in 400 years to meet and trigger an ancient curse. One of the problems was that I found I …

From the moment I started reading the first book in Sarah Morgan‘s new series, the O’Neill Brothers, I was hooked. Sleigh Bells in the Snow is a wonderful holiday romance featuring a transplanted citified, workaholic Brit based in Manhattan, Kayla Green, and a businessman/Yankee/champion skier, who’s also a hunk, Jackson O’Neil.

When Jackson hires public relations expert Kayla to restore his families Vermont resort to solvency, Morgan makes sure we know there is a mutual attraction between the two of them – even if both of them try to resist it. I adored Kayla’s cluelessness as to dress …

What is the perfect Halloween read? Marie Treanor’s Serafina’s series without a doubt. Set in modern day Scotland and populated by psychics, witches, vampires, zombies, faeries, leprechauns, ghosts, ghosts, rockers (some of the scariest of the bunch), and more, this a fabulous series that is filled with a bit of mystery, suspense, the supernatural, humor, and a lot of hot, sexy romance. In fact, this is the perfect read for any paranormal romance fan, and I’d extend that to romance fans with a thing for sexy hunks in Scottish kilts and lovers of Scottish brogues.

The first book of the …

From the moment I started reading the first book in Sarah Morgan‘s new series, the O’Neill Brothers, I was hooked. Sleigh Bells in the Snow is a wonderful holiday romance featuring a transplanted citified, workaholic Brit based in Manhattan, Kayla Green, and a businessman/Yankee/champion skier, who’s also a hunk, Jackson O’Neil.

When Jackson hires public relations expert Kayla to restore his families Vermont resort to solvency, Morgan makes sure we know there is a mutual attraction between the two of them – even if both of them try to resist it. I adored Kayla’s cluelessness as to dress …