Contemporary Romance Novels

Francine Rivers has written some of the best romance novels on the market. In this work, she has completely transcended the genre to produce one of the best novels on the market. Angel, the girl sold into prostitution as a child, is portrayed...
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This book came across to me as a Christian's excuse to read smut. One could write a similar story full of sexual details about David and Bathsheba, but I don't think it would honor God. I realize the author was trying to portray the theme of...
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I read this book almost right after it came out, largely because I love Francine Rivers' books. However, I have to admit that I didn't like it as much as her other works. I liked the characters, and appreciated much of their development as...
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Finding Noel has more of everything I have come to know and love about Richard Paul Evans' writing. It's seems as though he has taken even more time to develop and enrich his characters, which I love. He has taken me back to the snowy winters of...
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FINDING NOEL by Richard Paul Evans
December 23, 2006

Amazon Rating: 3.5/5 stars


Fans of Richard Paul Evans will enjoy this holiday story just in time for Christmas. FINDING NOEL was written in honor of...
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I read this book several times as a young teen over 20 years ago, and remembered it as one of the best books I had ever read. Recently I picked it up again to see if the story was as interesting to me as an adult as it was when I was a girl. I...
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This book was extremely boring and seems to get more boring everytime I read it
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Interesting Enough Book. Although I felt that too much "action" was packed in the book, you did not get to really know the characters that well as they were just jumping from one adventure/tragedy to the next...
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Great book!!!! Only a great author can make a reader fall in love with a woman who has an affair with her best friends fiance... I couldn't put the book down! She brings the characters to life and forces you to love them and hate them.
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The main character of this book is by far the most unlikable protaganist I've ever come across. She sleeps with her best friend of 20 years fiance and doesn't feel guilty about it!! And she whines incessantly about how her friend is so lucky and...
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This a witty romance with snappy dialogue and an entertaining romantic duo. If you've enjoyed Janet Evanovich's Stephanie Plum series, you're going to get a kick out of her stories for the Loveswept Romance imprint.

This one tells the story of...
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I picked up Thanksgiving hoping for a cute fun read for the holidays. Instead I found the plot of this novel rather thin and the humor a bit 'meh.' From the moment where the rabbit was eating our heroine's costume to the scene where the single...
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This is another of Janet Evanovich's rereleased romance novels. In my opinion, this is the weakest of the bunch so far. There is, of course, her signature humor and wit, but the plot is lacking. I just read it yesterday and I can't even...
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Nora Roberts delivers an great ending to her 3 books with Valley Of Silence. This book is both strong and touching. She not only manages to successfully mix war with love but also a large touch of truth. I think you should read the previously three b
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Nora Roberts is an excellent writer with realistic dialog and characters. But action novels are not her forte. This book is the climatic battle that was being set up in Morrigan's Cross and Dance of the Gods. We have waited over 800 pages for the...
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Got this book yesterday, finished in 5 hours.
Love it!
Sin, the ex-god of the Sumerian is out for revenge on Atermis for stealling his godhood. He ends up capturing Katra. The two Joint together to save the world from the Gallu, a...
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I have really enjoyed the Dark Hunter novels until this one. I know the author is leading us up to Ash's story, and I for one am looking forward to it, but she could have done a much better job with this particular book.

One of the...
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Wait for the paperback! This is the second book in a row from this author (who I've loved, loved, loved in the past!) that is disappointing.

I read a LOT of romance/paranormal/mystery books every month, between 20 and 30, and I'm...
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These 3 "mini-books" were great for a weekend reading session. Each was just long enough to satisfy, but short enough not to get boring.
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I really liked the 2nd wife of reilly. I thought vacation was mediocre. I did not care for mistletoe and holly at all. the 2nd wife of reilly was very clever and entertaining and kept me guessing. I really enjoyed it. Vacation was OK; I would...
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Nicolas Sparks has the artistry of using words to paint emotions on paper. While his books are short, they contain within them the power to make you experience emotions in tandem with his characters. This is his best of the three! Can't wait...
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I loved Message in a Bottle and The Notebook! A walk to Remember was well written, but it was easy to guess the ending by the 3rd chapter.
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Still worthy of sitting down and enjoying it in one, uninterrupted sitting, though. Unlike The Notebook or Message in a Bottle, the path is clear throughout the book. Not as long, not as well developed, but still an enjoyable escape.
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Like the first edition of babble, this proved to be a fun and fast read. There is definitely another sequel on the way...
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I love Meg Cabot books and I loved the first Queen of Babble book. This one is totally predictable. The character developments are boring. Each and every plot point can be figured out in advance. It also didn't have the same charm as the first...
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I used to be a huge fan of Mag Cabot's chick lit until I've read Queen of Babble and Queen of Babble in the Big City. It may just be the characters, like Lizzie, in these books that I dont particularly like and that annoy the heck out of me. It...
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FUN, RELAXATION ARE ONLY A FEW OF THE FEELINGS I HAVE WHEN READING ANY OF JANET EVANOVICH BOOKS CANT GET ENOUGH OF THEM
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Daisy is a grad student with far too many balls in the air (and jobs for that matter). One of her many jobs is working at a radio station, and she asks for the traffic spot, only to unwittingly become the object of obsession by a mobster after...
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