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Five powerful races - one mortal go-between. Vampires aren't the only creatures of the night....

I had another book set aside to read when I finished Heart of Stone, but nothing will do now but to follow up with House of Cards, the sequel for which I just couldn't help reading an excerpt online in our bookstore, yup, I'm hooked!

It's upstairs vs downstairs, with a twist in this delightful story of star-crossed lovers Josie and Will. Former socialite *Go-Go Jo* aka Lady Josephine has turned her back on her proper English upbringing to dance to her own beat and this sweet romance has her pitted against a seemingly stuffy, propriety-seeking Lord who is trying to prove himself worthy of his recently inherited title and social standing. The story unfolds with gentle humour and a lovely sympathy for Jo's rebellion against the rigidity of uppercrust society.

I seem to be reading a lot of BLAZE books lately, could it be because I really, really like them? That would be a big fat YES, and I liked Coming Soon very
much.

Virgin Slave, Barbarian King? Puh-lease, no question that this is a horrible title, that it in itself goes in the completely wrong direction if historical romance is seriously trying to elevate itself above bodice ripper status,

A psychic joins forces with a high powered sports agent on his gazillion dollar estate in the Thousand Islands to end a family curse placed on him by the spurned lover of his great grandfather. At the same time, a very real threat manifests itself in the shape of a villain determined to make Dex pay dearly for the career misfires he blames on him by ruining him financially and taking away from him everything he holds dear, including his new found love, Lara.