General Romance Novels

If you, like me, are a fan of Ms. Roberts, and I imagine you are, otherwise you wouldn't be reading this, then you can rest assured she delivers with this gem of a tale.

I may be a man, and not just a man, but a manly man, but even I...
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I don't think this story was strong enoughto stand alone. It's typical Roberts fare - witchy woman, unbelieving man, Destiny, and totally bad dude.

It was done Much better in the three sisters trilogy. And those lasted longer than a...
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This is a sweet, short love story, a thousand years old. A true Nora Roberts tale of Ireland, witches, and history. I enjoyed the tale, but found it to be very "thin". The story could well have been one great novel instead of 94 pages.
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This is one of the Wolf series books. It was excellent. Better then other's I've read in the series but it is also more grahic as to how Charity was treated. I definitely recommend the read.
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Dark Lover is a feast of sensuality and a breath of fresh air for those who love paranormal romances, vampires in particular. Ward does a splendid and thorough job of creating a world where vampires exist as a separate species, not hunting and...
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Man, what a letdown! Even though the story is mildly entertaining, the characters are absolutely disappointing. What the heck is up with the names - Rhage, Wrath, etc. - zero points for originality! And to make a physically imposing vampire nearly...
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Only the fact that protecting Beth, the half vampire daughter of his closest friend was that friend's final wish impels Wrath to take that duty. Beth does not know who she is, but she is approaching the time of Transition, that will either bring...
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Born ugly, called the spawn of satan by his own father...Sebastien sees himself as a self-fulfilling prophecy....one ugly man. How is he to know that time has transformed him into a startling, sexy, man. Bring a practical minded female, Jess is...
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For me a great read starts when I am at least interested in the hero because of the mystery surrounding him, the danger he exudes, his sex appeal, his wit... something! I found none of these in this book. AND I didn't find the heroine to be...
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The story is about the reforming of a notorious rake named Lord Dain who is a devoted whoremonger and debauchee and appears not to have a single decent bone in his body. He meets Jessica, a stunningly beautiful spinster woman in an antique shop...
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I have read all of the books in this series, and have found each one to be more compelling than the last. The attention to historical accuracy is refreshing and each book has been worth the wait. I look forward to "Drums of Autumn".
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Perhaps all the stitches in my nether regions kept me from enjoying this book but somehow I don't think so. As the Chinaman says, 'boom-boom all night' Claire reaches for a bar of soap, and Jamie, mesmerized by her soft looking skin, whispers,...
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I had been a D. Gabaldon fan up until this point. Voyager was sooo boring, I couldn't stay awake. I just had a really hard time trying to follow what the heck was going on. It just wasn't as colorful or passionate anymore as the other books in...
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"Into the Dreaming" by Karen Marie Moning portraits Jane Sillee, a romance writer like Karen Marie Moning, who has been struggling since her hero and inspiration, a highlander named Aedean MacKinnon, has been lost from her dreams.
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I love the Highlander series and I was hoping for a book with the same kind of feel. Unfortunately, I thought Into the Dreaming was crammed into a short story, the characters weren't developed and the plot took shortcuts.
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At first I was confused when I opened my Amazon box and found this TINY little book in the stack. Was it a freebee? A teaser of Ms. Moning's next book? But then I looked at the invoice and realized that I had paid $4.98 for this, this bookmark....
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Daisy Bowman cannot believe that she is the only Wallflower without finding a spouse. Three Seasons without a catch has frustrated her father, Thomas who announces to her and his wife that since she will never score a spouse from the British...
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I love Lisa Kleypas. She's one of my favorite authors and an automatic buy. But unfortunately even the best authors aren't always going to write amazing work, like this final book in the Wallflower Quartet.

What was wrong with it?...
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I would have enjoyed this book a lot more if it had not been for the foreshadowing in "Devil in Winter." That book hinted at a relationship between Daisy and Cam Rohan - a much more colorful hero with a gyspy background. I was expecting an...
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I must admit that this by far is her best work. I waited impatiently for the third Wallflower book to come out (Devil in Winter) and I finally have a copy.

The premise is simple. Sweet and innocent Evie Jenner needs to get married...
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I have quite a few of Kleypas's books but after reading the last two I am becoming less of a fan. The first "Wallflower" series books was definitely the best of the bunch. My main gripe with the book is that there is no sexual tension, no teasing...
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This is the third book in a four book series. The first two were: Secrets Of A Summer Night and It Happened One Autumn.

The first book I would rate as a 4 star. The second a 5 star. This one rates only a 3 star despite having the...
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If you've ever read a Reggie Chesterfield, you pretty much know what to expect. Ridiculous, tongue in cheek, explicit, hilarious erotica. Turned out! is no exception. This has to be one of the most over the top tales of sexual exploration I have...
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