Recent Reviews

The Champion (A Series of Worthy Young Ladies – Book 4)
Kate Archer
Lady Arabella Berestock has a fondness for animals, and has gained a reputation as
someone who is astute with caring for the injured of many species. Lord Peregrine
Hadleigh, Marquess of Blackwood, and heir to the Duke of Stanbury, finally has what he’s
always wanted - his own home in the city away from his mother who’s constantly trying to
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Never a Proper Lady (Daughters of Desire – Book 5)
Colette
Cameron
By modern standards, Lord Constantine Kellinggrave would be considered a nerd. He
studies butterflies and other species that pollinate plants and flowers. Faith Roth is not a
proper lady of the ton, but she has goals. She wants to be a scrivener, and when the
opportunity to work for Lord Kellinggrave lands in her lap, she’s not even concerned that
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The Lady of the Mirrored Lake (The Wild Rose and The Sea Raven Book 2)
Jennifer Ivy Walker
Issylte must escape to prevent the Black Widow Queen from finding her. She leaves Avalon
with two Knights who have been accused of treason. They’re determined to prove their
innocence and defeat their enemies. Things don’t quite go as planned when they arrive in
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Dubious About The Duke (Second Sons of London Book 2)
Alexa
Aston
A shy, but dedicated, young woman volunteers to act as an impromptu governess to two
unruly six-year-olds on a ducal estate. Seraphina Nicholls recently returned to England
from Upper Canada to rejoin her newlywed twin sister, Araminta, now the Marquess of
Kingston. Minta’s husband, Percy, is one of the Second Sons of London, a tightknit group of
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Tempted: A Vampire Mafia Paranormal Romance (The Vampire Syndicate)
Rebecca
Rivard
A Dark Angel meets an angelic ingenue, and the temptation is exquisite. Gabriel Kral is heir to the powerful Kral Vampire Syndicate. When innocent Mila Vittore stumbled onto the Kral family’s Maryland estate, she didn’t understand the danger she was courting. Gabriel knew his corrupt attention could destroy Mila, but he couldn’t contain his curiosity.
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