Monthly Archives: September 2006

Too Wicked to Wed by Cheryl Holt

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Everything’s Coming Up Rosie by Kasey Michaels

Oh, books of this type are on the shelves. You just have to dig through all of the book with photos of vampires, witches and mostly naked people on the bindings first. And when you find that non-historical, non-erotica, non-paranormal romance you face an even bigger issue – will it hold your attention. [...]

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Enchanted – Nancy Madore

Still she kept reading, deciding that no one tome would fit her every mood. She settled on a mix of stories, figuring variety was the spice of fantasy. After all, there is a great difference between story and reality. One always ends just right, the other, well, you know how it is when you wake [...]

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Slave To Sensation

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Dream Man – Linda Howard

One of the worst-kept secrets at Paperback Reader is that we love to force our personal favorites on each other. I won’t bore you with the behind-the-scenes process, but somehow this is one of HelenKay’s favorites…so it makes sense that L.J. and I are reviewing the book.

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Danse Macabre, Laurell K. Hamilton

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Trouble in High Heels by Christina Dodd

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To Rescue A Rogue – Jo Beverley

I am the ultimate series sucker. You write them, I will come. And will keep reading and reading forever. In fact, I will keep reading long after I have sworn I will stop. There are possibly twelve-step programs for people like me, I simply haven’t found them. But still, there’s a point where even I [...]

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Lover Awakened by J.R. Ward

The success of the series is balanced between Ward’s ability to write a story that envelopes and an imagination fertile enough to give birth to the six warrior vampires who make up the Brotherhood: Phury; Vishous; Zsadist; Rhage; Wrath; and Tohrment. They are over-the-top males who make standard issue alphas look like cotton candy. [...]

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Black Sheep – Georgette Heyer

You grow bold. This is a rare moment. Probably not to repeated in this century You say, “So, wanna co-review Black Sheep with me?”
Much to your surprise and happiness, she agrees. Eagerly. You have found a soul mate. Which is good, because Black Sheep is all about soul mates. The good kind, the you-honestly-believe-these-people-are-meant-for-each-other kind, [...]

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