A Side Post on the Romance Novel Marathon

I'm tracking my reading on Goodreads as well as this blog and I will look at other people's reviews after I give mine.  (sometimes before I start the book).  My questions and thoughts on this are the following: 1. Why do some people feel the need to write a summary of the story as the … Continue reading A Side Post on the Romance Novel Marathon

Book 11: “The Captain’s Conquest”

Christine Elliott's "The Captain's Conquest" This book was fun and actually had me laughing out loud a few times at the couple's antics.  Maddie's attitude is a great read.  The sexual charge was definitely apparent and the author is not shy about the amorous scenes which is great and a bit uncomfortable for me to … Continue reading Book 11: “The Captain’s Conquest”

Book Eight: “Soft Focus”

Jayne Ann Krentz' "Soft Focus" A cross between a mystery, murder and romance.   The character build up was great, I really felt like I knew each personality and the way they reacted to situations fit nicely with who the writer created. Nice twist towards the end, I didn't expect the "who done it" to be … Continue reading Book Eight: “Soft Focus”

Book Seven: “Heart of the Sea”

Nora Roberts'  "Heart of the Sea" Who wouldn't love a romance novel set in a sea side village in Ireland and has one supporting character that is a ghost and one that is a faerie prince?  Come on!  =) I love this book although there are definitely moments of ... Huh?... in it it's still … Continue reading Book Seven: “Heart of the Sea”

Book Six: “Yesterday”

Fern Michaels’ “Yesterday” Not what I would typically consider a romantic novel, in fact it is rather dark and has sad undertones throughout.  An interesting story with a satisfying end.  I will pass this book on though I did enjoy it. The characters growing up together under such odd circumstances and the author taking us … Continue reading Book Six: “Yesterday”