Romance

“Though it starts strong, Sugar Jamison’s Thrown for a Curve falters early on.

“ . . . an enjoyable read about a season of love in which two people come to recognize in each other the person each has been waiting for.”

The Sum of All Kisses tells the story of Hugh Prentice and Sarah Pleinsworth, two people who have traveled in the same circles for years and have nothing but disdain for each other.

“In Wild Cards, both the premise and the hero are irresistible.”

“ . . . a spy caper and a romantic romp . . . with a chuckle or three . . .”

“True Spies is a treat of a novel.”

“The novel is well written [but] . . . can't make up for a lack of depth and character development.”

“. . . a fast-paced thrill ride . . .”

Chrysander Notos is one of the Anemoi, a god of the winds.

Many women have issues with their weight and can relate to Holly Brennan’s situation.

“And to bed they go. And to couch, and to lawn, . . .

“. . . long, depressing, and plodding.”

“The authors do a good job of evoking a sense of place and a life’s pace, but could have taken a page from the books of their predecessors on this road by creating memorable, believable cha

“. . . funny, romantic, a bit racy, and definitely enjoyable.”