★ ★ ★ ★ ★ An excellent change of pace from the last series I read and oh-so-much fun.  A mom of little ones, I related well to heroine Maggie and Terry is my kind of hero.  Back in the world of Le Petite Mort Club, we meet a most unlikely pairing, both divorced parents […]

★ ★ ★ ★ ★ A sweet romance which I loved reading around the holidays.  Melissa has sworn off love.  After her ex broke her heart, and she hurt another man not returning his feelings, she decides a hot fling is all she can handle and exactly what she needs.  Enter Sergei.  He comes into

Thanks so much for joining me! I’ve been looking forward to hosting a release party for Ruthless [The Shores of Avalon Series] since I first came up with the premise for the story in 2020. I shuffled between different books for a while, deciding I’d write Ruthless first, when I realized it was my favorite.

This book is crazy, but I loved it anyway! The dialogue is awkward, it has loads of typos, but honestly, I couldn’t put it down. Emma and Damien’s chemistry is smokin’ hot! We jump headfirst into the fire fast, and those first love scenes are so steamy I’m still getting goosebumps long after putting the

In my early days as a writer, I attended many conferences where we were told that it was critical, as authors, to have a presence on social media like Facebook and X (then Twitter). I was reluctant. I’d had a Facebook page, once. I used it mainly to connect with former classmates. Since I was

As the story opens, I was expecting an alpha hero, but Giles Fitzhenry is anything but. Gentle and kind, with patience that exceeds my own, it’s clear this conquering warrior’s resume is reflective of the time in which he lives, and the station he is forced to overcome in life, as opposed to who he

It’s amazing how so many great things came out of the mid-nineties – movies, TV, books. When I learned this title was first published in 1994 I wasn’t especially surprised. It was a more innocent time, though I would hardly describe the worldly gaming hell owner Derek Craven as innocent. Many historic romance novels attempt

I’d never marry Simon Augustus Traherne but I couldn’t put his story down. I picked up Scandal right after finishing Dangerous, which is also an excellent read. Dangerous, however, kicks off with a very enticing build up about a dark hero who quickly softens, whereas, in Scandal, the character building of the hero is slower

I stuck it out with this lengthy historical romance, which gets off to a really slow start. And when I say “start” I’m referring to the first 268 pages of the book. Jennifer Blake is a master at detail, however, so little happened for me for such a long time that it was surely my

Reading time is a precious commodity. In this crazy world of ours, it often seems that those who want to read don’t have the time to do it and those who do have the time don’t choose to do it. The grass may seem greener on the other side of the fence, for instance, if