Category Archives: Reading

I don’t usually read Romance set in China, nor do I read Historical Romance set in the Tang Dynasty.  That is, until I read Jeannie Lin’s The Dragon and the Pearl.  Now, all that might change.  She’s a gifted writer … Continue reading →

Over at Heroes & Heartbreakers, I have recently been talking about historical romance series involving irresistible heroes. I started out with Jo Beverley’s Mallorens because – you know – Rothgar (I think I mentioned this in an earlier post). Today I am celebrating Loretta … Continue reading →

Over at Heroes & Heartbreakers, I’m talking about Stephanie Laurens’s latest Cynster book, Viscount Breckenridge to the Rescue. I fell in love with the orignal Cynsters (mostly Devil, Vane and Gabriel) and then sort of stopped reading them. It was … Continue reading →

Well, yes.  It’s been 11 years since Devilish was published, but The Marquess of Rothgar is as fresh in my imagination as the day he stepped into my life in My Lady Notorious, the first of Jo Beverley‘s Malloren books. … Continue reading →

My reading extends beyond Historical Romance (although there’s plenty of that) and research.  Yes, add me to the J.D.Robb fans. Here’s a blog I wrote  for Criminal Element: Nora Roberts has written 32 books as J.D. Robb (and that’s not … Continue reading →

I just finished gobbling up the first three books of Miranda Neville’s Burgundy Club series, about rare book collectors (an enticing organizing scheme).  The third book, The Amorous Education of Celia Seaton will be released on July 26.  I reviewed … Continue reading →