Bride

The Bride and the Mercenary is one oif the most intriguing books I've read in a while. Keeping you on your toes throughout the whole
book guessing who the evil villian is.

Should a party planner experience love at first site with a groom planning on marrying one of her best friends?  Should she charge him for the extravagant wedding even if it doesn't take place?  What other things should Sylvie Smith do?  Probably not anymore or less than Tom McFarlane pulls off!

I liked this book, but towards the end, I just wanted to scream "Ask/tell him/her already!!!" 

As always, Liz's writing is awesome, and although I didn't like this one as much as her others books, it is still an awesome read.   BTW, the sexual tension in this book is very VERY hot!!!

After witnessing a brutal and nearly fatal attack on her neighbor, Simone Whitfield is placed under the protective custody of U,S. Deputy Marshal Raphael Madison. But can he protect her from the sensual attraction burning between them? Coming August 2008.

--review by Vicki So, proofreader 

Why would anyone want to change the name of a town from "Jingle Bells" to "Summer Valley"?  Kristianna is apalled to learn that an investor wanting to "help" their towns economy insists that it's name be changed.  A name change of this caliber would destroy the town's image and cause a lot of people to have to rename, decorate, and design their businesses.

Legend claims this antique Irish wedding veil can grant your heart's deepest desire. But be careful what you wish for...

Historical, regency

I'm not normally a fan of the regency sub-genre, so you may not see too
many of those from me, unless something about the blurbs on the back
really promise a great story.

I am delighted to say I am adding Barbara Hannay to my list of favorite authors! 

"The Bridesmaid's Best Man" is enchanting.  Rich with description and fresh characters, it is a book you dare not read just before bed!  Guarenteed, it will keep you up, turning pages.