Who doesn’t need a bit of romance every now and then…
A very enjoyable new direction for Jessie Mihalik… I’ve been a fan of Jessie Mihalik’s writing for a while – see here and here for a couple of reviews. But with Silver & Blood, she has not only has shifted genres, but has really stepped it up, creating a book that I, for one, will […]
A review of Silver & Blood from Jessie Mihalik – coming on January 27 Read More »
A fitting finish to the trilogy… I came late to reading Nora Roberts “as Nora Roberts”, although I’ve long enjoyed her In Death mystery series, which she has written using a different pen name, JD Robb. And even now, the three-book Lost Bride series is the only trilogy of Roberts’ that I’ve read – so
A review of The Seven Rings by Nora Roberts – published yesterday Read More »
A fun romanstasy with a nice twist… I just finished reading A Dragon Rider’s Guide to Retirement by Julia Huni, and really enjoyed it. Recently there has been a bit of a trend towards middle-aged heroines (and heros) in romance/romanstasy – a welcome trend IMO. But usually the protagonists are discovering their powers in their
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A classic middle book… Like many folks who read Nora Roberts’ Inheritance, which is the first in the Lost Brides trilogy, I liked that book a lot, until it ended on what was, to me, a totally unacceptable cliff-hanger. So I’ve been waiting for the next book to come out, in an somewhat annoyed, but
A review of The Mirror by Nora Roberts – coming 19 Nov 2024 Read More »
Over the past year or so, Jessie Mihalik made her readers happy by offering a couple of short fantasy/romance stories for free on her website: Books & Broadswords in early 2023, and then later, in early 2024, Rocks & Rapiers. These were web-serials, both set in the same world, but not really linked other than
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A quick fun read, but what a cliff-hanger… I’ve read and liked many of the “In Death” mysteries that Nora Roberts has written using one of her pen names, JD Robb. But I have never read any of her romances or romantic suspense books. So I was excited to be offered an advance review copy
A review of Inheritance by Nora Roberts – coming in November 2023 Read More »
Jessie Mihalik, author of the Consortium series, Starlight’s Shadow series, and several others, sent out an email that she is nearing the end of her web serial short story, Books & Broadswords. Of course, I had no idea she was doing a web serial to start with (!), but I checked it out, and it’s a
A fun and slightly different Regency romance… Although I mostly read murder mysteries, I am a fan of a good Regency romance from time to time, and Kasey Michaels has written a really fun one in Shall We Dance? Most Regencies just take place during that early 1800s time period and refer to the future
Shall We Dance? by Kasey Michaels – a review Read More »
The subject line pretty much says it all – a new serial, Sweep of the Heart, is up on the IA blog, with new chapters every Friday: https://ilona-andrews.com/sweep-of-the-heart/ The intro says it’s a novella, and there are two chapters up so far…
Ilona Andrews have started another free Innkeepers serial on their blog Read More »
