Reviews by Author, H-K
Reviewed by SB Sarah on March 02, 2010
Three years ago, U.S. Attorney Cameron Lynde worked closely with Jack Pallas on an investigation that went totally FUBAR. His career was in the toilet,…
Reviewed by SB Sarah on February 02, 2010
I mentioned this book during a giveaway last week: it’s a light and fun contemporary that’s sexy and poignant at some moments. Amanda Bauer is…
Reviewed by SB Sarah on September 29, 2009
My internal monologue while reading this novella went as follows for the first third: “Oh, now that’s different.” “Ok, cool.” “Huh. That’s some smart use…
Reviewed by SB Sarah on September 22, 2009
Despite the focus on romance novels in the hot pink palace, I buy many other different types of books, including cookbooks (boy is that a…
Reviewed by SB Sarah on September 12, 2009
A house full of Jacks is not a winning hand for Mariah Eller. She knows she is in trouble when she is called to her…
Reviewed by SB Sarah on September 10, 2009
I read this book because not one but two different people emailed me and said, to wit, “OMG you have to read this it is…
Reviewed by SB Sarah on September 06, 2009
Before I begin the review in detail, I want to say something to Harlequin. Thank you for my gift certificate! While I’ve been a romance…
Reviewed by SB Sarah on September 02, 2009
There is something I need to say before I start this review…I LOVE the Sony 505 Reader and it’s going to kill me to return…
Reviewed by SB Sarah on June 24, 2009
I am having a much easier time easing back into the flooded pool that is paranormal romance by reading novellas, it seems, and when I…
Reviewed by SB Sarah on May 25, 2009
I have it on good authority that the following names will appear in the next Lorelei James cowboy erotica novel, seeing as Cody, Cade, Kane,…
Reviewed by SB Sarah on April 21, 2009
A User’s Guide for Reading Butterfly Tattoo: 1. Put aside your concepts of what love is, between whom it should be shared, and what a…
Reviewed by SB Sarah on March 31, 2009
I like YA fiction, I like YA paranormal fiction, and I like heroines who are trying to figure out what the hell they need to…
Reviewed by SB Sarah on March 24, 2009
Reading Smooth Talking Stranger made me appreciate even more Lisa Kleypas’ skill and talent in writing romances that feature familiar themes with memorable, unique characters.…
Reviewed by SB Sarah on January 26, 2009
I’ve recommended this book to both Jane and KatieBabs, and both of them seemed to be as caught by the story as I was. If…
Reviewed by SB Sarah on December 30, 2008
When I redid the re-captioning of Wayne Jordan’s book from the Uncyclopedia definition of romance, the book itself caught my eye. The synopsis sounded very…
Reviewed by SB Sarah on December 16, 2008
Clap your hands, everybody… everybody clap your hands! We’re Lambda Lambda Lambda, and Omega Mu! And we’ve come here on stage tonight, to do this…
Reviewed by SB Sarah on December 04, 2008
ToroHo sent me a link. It was very mean of her. It was a link to the book you see pictured over there: An Enema,…
Reviewed by SB Sarah on October 21, 2008
When I wrote last week about reading a paperback and compared that experience to The Kindle-Ade, this is the book I was talking about. I…
Reviewed by SB Sarah on September 24, 2008
Thanks to a very kind person dove into her bookstore’s ARC stash, I had a few days to read The Jewel of Medina. I needed…
Reviewed by SB Sarah on May 30, 2008
A two-book review from the “And Now For Something A Little Different” department. You know those women who are friends with scads of men but…
Reviewed by SB Sarah on May 01, 2008
Note! Small contest ahoy at the end of this entry! Harlequin Enterprises is launching a new line today, Noctune: Bites (no, that is not a…
Reviewed by SB Sarah on October 31, 2007
Hi, this is SB Sarah’s Hubby. As you may remember, Sarah got me an autographed copy of Don’t Hassel the Hoff at the book signing…
Reviewed by SB Sarah on October 13, 2007
Candy once said that Lisa Kleypas is her romance novel crack, and I can see why. Even as my brain questioned the possibilities and the…
Reviewed by SB Sarah on August 22, 2007
When a romance resonates with me days and weeks after I’ve read it, forcing me to think and remember parts of the plot or specific…
Reviewed by Candy on June 21, 2007
To entertain myself while reading this book—because God knows this book was not entertaining, or at least, not intentionally so—I found myself imagining what it’d…
Reviewed by SB Sarah on May 07, 2007
You know that movie Office Space where outside consultants come in and reorganize the place for efficiency? Hell’s Belles is like that, except the office…
Reviewed by SB Sarah on April 01, 2007
Sarah, pages 1-30 of Devil’s Cub: Man, someone is going to march to Jersey and fly my ass on a skillet when I review this…
Reviewed by Candy on January 24, 2007
This is the second installment of capsule reviews of romance novels written by Laura Kinsale. Read Part I first, if you’re so inclined. For My…
Reviewed by Candy on January 23, 2007
Damn, I can’t believe I haven’t done one of these yet for Laura Kinsale. (Or Patricia Gaffney. Or Loretta Chase. Oh, my review backlog weeps,…
Reviewed by SB Sarah on September 29, 2006
I mentioned to Candy recently that I was reading Kinsale’s The Dream Hunter and she said that she was looking forward to hearing my opinion,…
Reviewed by SB Sarah on July 30, 2006
Ann Herendeen has written a very clever, highly articulate, historically sharp and delightfully entertaining romance, one that would make certain factions of the RWA tear…
Reviewed by Candy on May 11, 2006
This book has it all. And by “has it all,” I mean “Oh god it’s so very, very, very wrong and so very, very, very…
Reviewed by Candy on November 11, 2005
It Happened One Autumn in seven sentences and one acronym: Sassy American heiress meets high-in-the-instep English earl. Sassy American heiress immediately rubs high-in-the-instep English earl…
Reviewed by Candy on October 20, 2005
Oh my God. Never has a book sagged so much in the middle. I mean, seriously, it droops more than the bits ‘n pieces you’ll…
Reviewed by Candy on July 27, 2005
OK, all of you who were taking bets on whether I’d love or hate The Demon’s Daughter can now close the books because the results…
Reviewed by SB Sarah on July 14, 2005
I have to give this book an F because I am so damn bored by it I don’t even want to finish it. I’m on…
Reviewed by SB Sarah on June 19, 2005
I swear I’ve read Suddenly You before. I even think it was on my BnF queue and I had it in the house. I remember…
Reviewed by Candy on May 17, 2005
All right, finished my first Eloisa James novel, and… well, it wasn’t painful. It was, in fact, mostly pleasant. Overall, though, I think the book…
Reviewed by SB Sarah on May 14, 2005
In the previous entry on romantica, erotica, and romance novels, oh the heaps of contrast, Stef mentioned a conference in which a person explained the…
Reviewed by Candy on May 11, 2005
Monica has warned me that she has her author calming visualization aid at the ready should I decide to rip In My Dreams to pieces.…
Reviewed by Candy on May 09, 2005
I think I mentioned on Wendy’s blog what a difficult time I have resisting an Emma Holly book when I have one on my TBR…
Reviewed by Candy on April 12, 2005
Emma Holly was recommended to me by my sister. How cool is my sister? Pretty fucking cool, because she’s the kind who doesn’t hesitate to…
Reviewed by SB Sarah on April 07, 2005
For the seventh day in a row, I am sick. I have more phlegm than I care to think about, and I am over being…
Reviewed by Candy on April 03, 2005
You can find the first part of the Kleypas Lightning Reviews here. Somewhere I’ll Find You: In one word: SNORE. C- Because You’re Mine: In…
Reviewed by Candy on April 02, 2005
Short, snarky vignettes on every published Lisa Kleypas novel to date. (Edit: Uhhh, actually, only goodly chunk of published Kleypas novels are covered in this…
Reviewed by SB Sarah on March 28, 2005
Most of the time, I get books from BooksFree, and I have a queue as long as my arm of books I want to read.…
Reviewed by SB Sarah on February 12, 2005
I have been dragging my feet about writing this review, because this book was so God awful bad I can’t even figure out where to…
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