Lots of variety here with some really great ones, and ones that just didn't do it for me.Blaze for Me: This was really cute. When Nicoletta is busted spying on a couple having sex by her longtime crush, neither one of them is really sure what to do. There's a lot of heat here and I really enjoyed th...
Review Posted on HarlequinJunkie.comJames Wolfe hates that he’s a “hero”. He was part of a team, and just because his picture as a doctor saving lives in a war zone made headlines didn’t make him better than everyone else. In fact, he wants nothing more than to be an anonymous face – flying back to ...
Taming the Tutor by Natalie Anderson: A ReviewThere’s nothing like a good children’s movie to engross your kids and sub-freezing weather to provide the perfect quiet to submerge yourself into a steamy romance novella. Although the premise of Taming the Tutor is as old as time, it is the sexy twist t...
4 stars for the heat is on!I tried to read the other but stopped at her giggling. The first story was short and sweet. It was just right. The premise was intriguing. Definitely droolworthy guy.Not much to say but if your up for a cute read, here it is!
Swooooooon! Aah, it's been a long time since I've been satisfied by a sweet, simple read. Whose Bed Is It Anyway? was anything you'd like for a steamy, romantic novel. Care to believe that the whole time I was reading -from start to finish- I can't help but sigh and feel giddy because James and Cait...
I’ve read one other novella by Natalie Anderson, and it really worked for me (Melt). Gamble in Gold, sadly, did not. Even though it featured one of my favorite tropes, it was too short and too predictable to keep me engaged in the story. Worse yet, a day after reading it, most of the plot has es...
For this review and more visit my blogThe Right Mr Wrong was a sweet little romance that had a nice twist and reminded me slightly of Sliding Doors. The prologue ends with the main characters long term boyfriend Oliver asking her to marry him. From there the book splits into two stories one where ...
I wondered from the start if I would like this book. In general I did, but it suffered from being too short and when the going got good, it ended.Lexie Peterson was an exchange student in America when she had a crush on the hosting families son, Luke Marchetti. Shy and young, she got her heart torn...
Review Posted on HarlequinJunkie.comThe Right Mr. Wrong by Natalie Anderson is more like a novella, but delightful all the same. The latter half of the book contains The Wedding Dress Diaries by Aimee Carson. Victoria had things settled. She was about to be engaged to a lovely man whom her family a...
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