Harlequin Romance Author Team

Michelle's latest release in North America - The Viking's Captive Princess (DEC 09)

Great book - to be honest I don't think I've read a medical before and now I get it. It's like Alexander Keith's beer. Those that like it...like it a lot. LOL. I think I could become a very regular fan of the Medical line.

Seriously- a very enjoyable book with a spunky, independent heroine and a gallant hero, and a seriously cute baby.

Donna

Just...wow. I will admit that I have never read any of Susan's before despite my best intentions - blame a towering TBR. I'll sure be reading more though! Characters I cared about, a plot that kept me turning the pages, a few laughs and unexpected twists...

NFM

I've finally read all of Julianne's "American Heiress" series!

I'll admit, this was not my favourite one, probably because it depended so heavily on what had happened 13 years in the past. Not that I didn't enjoy it, I did. But she has set such a high standard eventually there had to be one that didn't make me absolutely rave. So a fine, enjoyable read.

I got this book in DC and grabbed it last week to read. It's not a long or hard read, and it's compelling, though very different from my usual fare. I read recently that the movie rights have been picked up and so had that in mind when I was reading. It could be an interesting adaptation.

This is the first book of Sherryl's I've ever read and I enjoyed it a lot. I love the construction of a big family that has its healthy share of love and dysfunction. :-) Abby and Trace were likeable characters and I am looking forward to reading more of her Chesapeake Shores books to find out what happens with the Winters family.

Donna

Trish Wylie did a series on this book during National Conference this summer, and my critique partner Michelle Styles also read it and so it came in my last amazon order.

Third in the "Time" quintet, so far this is our favourite. We couldn't wait to read more each night. I am constantly in awe of L'Engle, and the way she blends science and religion and myth. The mythical story element in this one was what really made it special for us. And how it all tied in together...just very cool.