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Her Irish Warrior by Michelle Willingham ... QC #370
4 ½ Hearts! ~~~ What is it about a tortured hero that is so appealing? This is Bevan's story and he's plagued by guilt that he had been unable to protect his wife from the raiding Normans. He's vowed never to wed or bed another woman and this vow tortures him when he rescues Genevieve from her brutal betrothed. Wedding her himself is not what he desires, however it is the only way to return his lands to his ownership and to see that she is safe from harm. A delicious lovestory! I loved how Genevieve captures his heart!
Her Irish Warrior by Michelle Willingham ~ Harlequin Historical #850 ~ March 2007
Reviewed by KatherineT-eHqn on November 9th, 2009, 9:01am
The Preacher's Wife
Cheryl St John has written a great book for her first Love Inspired novel. After writing many Harlequin Historicals which have a higher level of sensuality, the author still conveyed the emotions and conflict necessary to an entertaining book. She picked her characters and their traits well and I really enjoyed reading this book.
Reviewed by Anita Mae on June 25th, 2009, 2:41pm
Lone Star Diary by Darlene Graham... QC #184
3.5 Hearts~~ This author fills her books with suspense and emotion.
Lone Star Diary by Darlene Graham, H. Superromance, #1377, October 2006 (book 3- The Baby Diaries)
Excellence Rating- Good+
Steaminess Rating- Romantic (*)
Reviewed by christa_r on May 28th, 2009, 11:36am
The Secret Passion of Simon Blackwell (2007) by Samantha James (Avon)
A very good but heartbreaking at times story. Simon had suffered a truly awful loss and his awakening to life again was nice to see happen. Annabelle is not a shrinking violet of a woman and her determination even when she didn’t know about the tragedy did Simon a lot of good. With Simon trying to protect his heart he almost didn’t see what he had until it was to late.
Reviewed by blake on April 18th, 2009, 2:18pm
Twins for the Teacher by Michele Dunaway (HAR 03 ’09)
Excellent book. I enjoyed the way she showed two people each dealing with loss and how they let it affect their lives. I especially liked the way she had both of the characters deal with their goodbye moment. His was soft and touching, while hers was a bit more emotional, but both rang true.
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Reviewed by Cady on March 2nd, 2009, 4:40pm
Wanted: A White Wedding by Natasha Oakley (HR – 05 ’08)
This book had said in the pile for a while, I had started it a couple of times, but never got into it. I finally finished it up over the weekend. I did end up enjoying it, but felt the ending was far too short.
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Reviewed by Cady on February 23rd, 2009, 1:58pm
A Doctor's Vow by Christine Rimmer (SSE 1293)
Dr. Ronni Powers doesn't really have time for men or a family, but when she stays temporarily in Ryan Malone's guest cottage while her condo is being finished, she just sort of gets caught up in the moment. It all starts when Ryan's oldest son breaks into her bedroom to make sure she's safe and won't hurt him or his siblings.
Reviewed by ellysoar on February 6th, 2009, 10:46pm
10. Lost in Sensation - Maureen Child (Silhouette Desire)
Series: 7th Man Talk book (includes Harlequin Presents and Silhouette Desire), 3rd Silhouette Desire Man Talk
Publisher: Silhouette Desire #1611
Print Date: October 2004
Copyright Date(s): c2004
ISBN: 0373766114
Pages: 184
SERIES DESCRIPTION:
Man Talk: Silhouette Desire from *his* point of view.
BOOK DESCRIPTION (from back cover):
HERE COMES...
THE GROOM'S SISTER
Reviewed by SilverFire on January 9th, 2009, 9:38pm
A Mommy For Christmas
The heroine- Kate Burgess consultant general surgeon
The Hero- James McEwan working a locum as Kate's registrar although he had previously been a consultant surgeon in another hospital before taking an 18 month break
The children: Rory and toddler Freya, the latter born soon after her mother's inoperable metastasized cancer was found.
Reviewed by Lauren Victoria on January 3rd, 2009, 5:24am
Stand-In Wife, The Manning Brides Mira 2008, by Debbie Macomber
The second book in The Manning Brides, also written in 1992. The books have stood up pretty well over time. If you are a Debbie Macomber fan you will enjoy reading these earlier books of hers.
Reviewed by Donna M on October 31st, 2008, 4:10pm
