Book Review: Kate Emerson’s The Pleasure Palace
Based on the life of the real Jane Popyncourt, Jeanne must navigate the Tudor Court evading danger and seduction along a perilous path that may bring her at last to happiness.
Genre: fiction
Book Review: Deborah Swift’s The Lady’s Slipper
Memories of the English Civil War still rankle when Alice Ibbetson discovers a rare orchid growing in a wood belonging to a Quaker, who is determined to keep the flower where God intended it to grow.
Book Review: Anya Bast’s Blood of the Rose
Class difference has kept Aidan, a working class Irishman, and the wealthy Penelope apart, but soon that will change, for unless these two can come together, it’s going to be hell on Earth.
Book Review: Colleen Gleason’s The Rest Falls Away
Victoria Gardella Grantworth is chosen to be this generation of the Gardella family’s to be their vampire slayer. But Victoria is torn between duty and Victoria’s heart is torn between London’s most eligible bachelor, the Marquess of Rockley.
Book Review: Maggie Shayne’s Twilight Begins
A two-for-one deal that includes both full-length stories that begin the Wings in the Night historical paranormal fantasy series.
Book Review: Emma Holly’s Devil at Midnight
A vampire queen has set her immortal sights on Christian, he must choose between his darker urges and a powerful love that spans centuries.
Book Review: Carl Hiaasen’s Nature Girl
The impassioned, possibly bipolar, self-proclaimed queen of lost causes Honey Santana, who schemes to help rid the world of irresponsibility, indifference, and dinnertime sales calls.
Book Review: Martha Grimes’ Foul Matter
A razor-sharp and raucously funny send-up of the cutthroat world of publishing.
Book Review: James Howe’s Nighty-Nightmare
It’s a camping trip with Chester warning everyone of the evil woods. It’s not until they set up camp near strange men and their stranger dog, that Harold begins to believe.