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How to Misbehave

21 Monday Jan 2013

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Book Review, Camelot series, How to Misbehave, Ruthie Knox

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Ruthie Knox kicks off her new Camelot series with a smoking hot and oh-so-tempting novella. Amber Clark has a crush on one of the construction guys doing work at the Community Center where she is the Program Director. She sees him off and on throughout the week, looking buff, sexy and in charge. And since she closes the center, on the days he works she waits to walks him out, only getting a good night in return. Until the day they are forced to take shelter in the basement due to a tornado warning. Does she dare to do something about her attraction? Tony Mazzara knows that Amber isn’t the woman for him. She might as well wear a sign saying she’s innocent and good. He’s very aware of the feelings she has for him, and they are mutual, but he won’t do anything about them. But once they are forced to spend time together, will he be able to resist?

Knox’s Camelot series tells the stories of three siblings – Amber, Caleb and Katie – and although How to Misbehave is the first to be published, it was the last to be written. Along Came Trouble, which is Caleb’s story and due out in March, was actually first but as both Tony and Amber are in the story, it was important to tell their tale first. And I’m so very happy she did. They are both fun, funny and sweet. The pages practically catch fire with their passion but it is their more tender moments that make them irresistible.

Amber is tired of being seen as only the good girl and she’s hoping Tony will help her misbehave. Having her let loose with Tony is both steamy and delightful. Tony had a horrible thing happen in his past and it has left some scars. He doesn’t trust himself and he finds it hard to give in to his feelings for Amber. Tony’s troubled brother, Patrick, also makes an appearance and I really hope we get some more stories about the Mazzara brothers and sisters.

How to Misbehave is the perfect choice for a cold winter night … it’s sexy enough to toast your toes but romantic enough to warm your heart.

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Crazy Thing Called Love

20 Sunday Jan 2013

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Molly O’Keefe’s latest is bursting with heat and heart, a tantalizing romance about old love and second chances. Little more than children, Billy Wilkins and Maddy Baumgarten got married thinking that with love nothing else mattered. Unfortunately life proved them wrong. Fourteen years later, after changing her name and her image, Maddy now hosts Dallas’s most popular morning TV show as Madelyn Cornish. No one knows about her past and she wants to keep it that way. But now her show’s producers have decided to do a segment about a make-over of NHL’s reigning bad-boy of hockey, none other than her ex Billy. Billy knows this is his perfect, and probably only, chance to get close to Maddy again. His life has been one big fight and she was the only bright spot in it. Can he show her that they have changed? That they deserve another shot?

Crazy Thing Called Love actually started with All I Want For Christmas Is You, O’Keefe’s novella in the Naughty & Nice anthology. Thought it isn’t necessary that readers read the novella first, I think that it definitely gives a lot more background into Billy’s history. In the book, you are given an idea of how bad his childhood was, the things that happened to him, but you get so much more with the novella. O’Keefe describes how messed up his family is, how needy and twisted his addict sisters are, how different Maddy’s life is, and how much he truly relies on her.

Billy definitely needed a growing up period and it took a long time for him to do that. But the good parts of Billy are there, they just need a little help being the biggest part of him. Knowing what kind of history he has, though, it is truly heartbreaking to see the man he became, especially knowing there was potential for more. Maddy is understandably resistant to have anything to do with Billy. She was devastated by how their relationship played out, but I truly enjoyed how both of them grew in the book and the fact that love didn’t cure everything. Both of them were at a point where change could take root, they just needed a little push in the right direction.

O’Keefe does a fantastic job creating completely messed-up, but likable characters. People that you root for and fall in love with, and just want to hug when things are bad, which is most of the time. You’ll cheer for them at the end, with tears in your eyes.

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No Foolin’

18 Friday Jan 2013

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Book Review, Lisa Scott, No Foolin'

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Kate Riley is heading inside a local Italian restaurant to apply for a summer job waitressing when she’s stopped by an extremely good-looking, and stressed, man asking for a ride. Her small-town roots kick in and she agrees, only to find out the man is Hollywood bad boy, Teague “T-Rex” Reynolds. He’s in Willowdale, North Carolina, for reasons he doesn’t want known and has press hot on his tail. In desperation he asks Kate to pretend to be his girlfriend so the truth doesn’t come out … but what will they do when the pretense starts to seem very real?

Like Stand-In Star by Rachael Johns, No Foolin’ is an entertaining look at what happens when a Hollywood hot shot and an every-day woman get together. Teague, like Johns’s hero Nate, has commitment issues. He was given up for adoption as a toddler and feels unlovable. Time spent with Kate shows him what he could have, as long as he is strong enough to reach for it. Kate also has relationship issues, stemming from watching her step-father cheat on her mother and having an old boyfriend get another woman pregnant while they were on a break. She can’t stand lies but her relationship with Teague is based on them, plus his paparazzi-filled, image-is-everything life just generates more. Both Teague and Kate are engaging and easy to relate to, with heart-warming depth. They have the typical romance problem of misunderstandings and communication mix-ups, but Scott’s compelling prose delivers it with emotion and style.

No Foolin’ is an amusing mix of small-town charm and big star flash – a rich delicacy of humor, heart and sexy fun.

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Stand-In Star

17 Thursday Jan 2013

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Book Review, Rachael Johns, Stand-In Star

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Stand-In Star finds Aussie anthropologist Holly McCartney in Hollywood to represent her recently deceased, and estranged, sister for her Best Supporting Star nomination at the Academy Awards. Holly is out of her element and overwhelmed by paparazzi at the airport when she’s rescued by Nate Devlin, her sister’s oh-so-gorgeous friend. Though Nate obviously has negative feelings for her, that doesn’t diminish his appeal. Nate is only helping Holly because that is what her sister would have wanted, even though Holly’s rebuffs hurt her terribly. But the more time he spends with Holly, the harder he finds it to resist her. Will their pasts keep them from getting their happy ending?

This is an absolutely wonderful story about two people who have to overcome their preconceptions. Nate doesn’t like Holly for all the hurt she caused her sister but the more time they spend together the more he realizes that he may have misjudged her. Adding to that, he had a difficult childhood and feels that he doesn’t have what it takes to be in a relationship. I do wish that more time had been spent on Nate coming to terms with his issues, but otherwise I enjoyed the way he handles his growing feelings for Holly.

Holly was hurt by her sister and is dealing with that, as well as her guilt and grief from the fact that they will never be able to change things now that her sister has died. Her interactions with (and attraction to) Nate, someone who obviously is on her sister’s side, only makes things worse. I found Holly to be an interesting character, with her issues related to her famous, beautiful sister. Her bookishness and the self-doubt she felt growing up in comparison make a good foil to her sister’s LA lifestyle.

Both Nate and Holly learn some hard truths about themselves, each other and Holly’s sister, causing them to reevaluate some long-held beliefs. Stand-In Star is a delightful, fast read that provides depth and heart in the shallow world of Hollywood.

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Defying the Odds

15 Tuesday Jan 2013

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Battered Hearts Series, Book Review, Defying the Odds, Kele Moon

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In Defying The Odds, Melody Dylan has moved to the small town of Garnet to start over.  She’s divorced her abusive husband, gotten a restraining order against him, and come somewhere new.  Taking a job as a waitress in the local diner, she gives a slice of pie to a man eating alone on Thanksgiving, changing her life forever.  Clay Powers grew up in Garnet and is now one of the most famous UFC fighters in the world, but he still feels as much of an outsider as ever.  Until he gets a little gift of kindness from the new girl in town.

This is marked as erotica, although it really isn’t all that different than some of the more steamy mainstream romance novels out there.  I don’t know what causes a book to be labeled one or the other – maybe it depends on frequency of the sex scenes or the words that are used.  Yes, the sex is hot (but that’s not a bad thing) and graphic, but it is also tender and emotional.  These two are as mismatched a couple as you can get – a woman who was beaten and a man who fights for a living – and everyone likes to point it out.  But they are also so much more.  Their relationship is sweet and they have so much heart, I loved them both immediately.

Clay grew up as a foster kid and his only real family is his two best friends, Jules and Wyatt.  He’s big, gruff and misunderstood, a little lonely.  Melody has had it rough but she hasn’t totally lost her innocence and good nature.  She sees so much more in Clay than most people do and she’s attracted to his big heart immediately.  They have their issues, mostly stemming from her ex-husband, but the resolution is so very touching.

If you don’t mind a little sizzle in your story (alright, a lot of sizzle), run out and get Defying The Odds, then kick back and enjoy the ride.  But be warned, this is the first in Moon’s Battered Hearts series, so get ready to head back out to get the second in the series, Star Crossed.

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Fatal Intent

15 Tuesday Jan 2013

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Book Review, Fatal Intent, Ryshia Kennie

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In Fatal Intent, Garrett Cole leads a scientific team deep into the Borneo rain forest looking for new insect life. But when her local guide turns up dead and headless, will she be able to get them all out alive? Aidan was raised by a local tribe, making the blonde haired white man an enigma. He lives in the city working as a PI, but periodically he comes home to the jungle to find serenity in the life he used to know. When he comes across Garrett and her team, lost in the jungle and obviously in trouble, he can’t turn away. But investigating the murder may give him answers he doesn’t want to know, answers that lead too close to his home and family. And his attraction to the team’s leader may prove as dangerous as the jungle around them.

Ryshia Kennie’s book shows itself to be an enjoyable, suspenseful read. The answer of who killed the guide is given to readers pretty quickly, but the intricacies of everyone involved and the why runs through the rest of the story. It is well-developed, straight-forward, and doesn’t leave any unanswered threads.

The characters involved are diverse and interesting, however my only real complaint is that they supporting cast wasn’t as fleshed out as I would have liked. Personally, I like detailed descriptions and though we are given that for Aiden & Garrett, plus vague physical descriptions of some of the people, I had a hard time picturing everyone. Some may prefer to come up with their own ideas on what the people are like, but I want to have a little more provided by the author. And while we are given a look at the personality of some of Garrett’s team, I didn’t feel like I knew enough about the rest to get too attached to them. Since the group is in danger for a decent part of the book, without that connection, I didn’t feel any fear for them. That said, what was given was well-written and the jungle came alive in my mind.

Fatal Intent is a good choice for those whole like a light suspense with a little romance thrown in.

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The Other Side of Us

13 Sunday Jan 2013

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Book Review, Sarah Mayberry, The Other Side of Us

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In Sarah Mayberry’s latest Harlequin romance, The Other Side of Us, Oliver Barrett discovers that his wife has been cheating on him, so he retreats to the beach-side cottage his aunt left him. Thinking of being neighborly, he introduces himself to the woman living next door and is shocked at her rudeness. He decides that it is best that he stays to himself anyway, to evaluate his situation and what he wants to do now that his marriage has been shattered. Mackenzie Williams has also decided to spend some time alone, to recuperate from the devastating car accident that has left her scarred and broken. After finishing a grueling rehab session, she’s a little surprised by the knock on the door. Trying very hard to not give in to the nausea caused by overtaxing herself, she can’t help but be rude to the man at the door. Consumed with improving her health and getting back to her job, she too decides to keep to herself. Unfortunately their dogs have other plans, developing a canine friendship that forces Oliver and Mackenzie together again.

I’d forgotten how much I like Mayberry’s romances. She gives readers complex characters with depth and interest, and stories that touch the heart. Both Oliver and Mackenzie are troubled and have much to work out, but they become friends and have an attraction that leads them to something more. I enjoyed how they helped each other and Mayberry did a good job of giving them realistic reactions to their issues. Some may have a problem with how quickly Oliver moves into something with Mackenzie but it’s handled well. The epilogue is tender and I liked how they have a happy ending, but it isn’t all roses and candy. They are given real issues with real consequences.

The Other Side of Us is a sweet romance with depth and realism.

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Trouble in Texas

11 Friday Jan 2013

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Elizabeth Murphy is happy to be Bramble’s spinster librarian. She’s content with her good girl life … then she inherits one of the most infamous whorehouses in Texas. It gets even worse when she discovers a handsome, and very naked, man handcuffed to the bed in the house’s master suite. Brant Cates is trying to solve his great-grandfather’s murder but being held captive in Miss Hattie’s Henhouse wasn’t part of his plan. Elizabeth may be the key to helping Brant solve the mystery but can they trust the attraction between them?

Trouble in Texas is Katie Lane’s newest Deep in the Heart of Texas book (following Going Cowboy Crazy, Make Mine a Bad Boy and Catch Me a Cowboy). When I started this book I didn’t realize it was a part of a series but there were no issues following along. Brant’s brother Billy is the romantic lead in Catch Me a Cowboy and the plotline of revenge against the town of Bramble for the Cates ancestor’s mysterious death flows thru all of the books but it doesn’t take long to get you caught up. I have actually read Going Cowboy Crazy and the other two are on my To Be Read list but after reading Trouble in Texas they’ve moved to the top. I really enjoyed the first book, which is why the other two are on my TBR list, and this one is just as good.

The characters are fun and interesting. The old Hens still living at Miss Hattie’s are a hoot and they add that touch of whimsy to this romance. Brant has had a difficult life and he’s starting to believe that he’s living under the family curse. He had a brother that died young, another brother fought cancer at a very young age, and he lost his wife and son in a tornado. He’s extremely dedicated to his family but he does not do relationships beyond that. His recovery at the hands of Elizabeth and the Hens is very sweet. Elizabeth’s mother grew up at Miss Hattie’s and it left scars of its own, which she passed along to Elizabeth. Her discovery of her sensual side at Brant’s hands and change from the prudish librarian to a more comfortable woman is a delight. Brant’s brother Beau also makes an appearance and sets up the next story in the series and I’m pretty anxious to get my hands on his book. He’s in remission for cancer, which has given him a different outlook on life than the rest of his family.

If you are looking for a fun romance full of small-town charm, Trouble in Texas is the book for you. But, if you haven’t visited Bramble before, be prepared to add the three preceding books to your own To Be Read list.

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Wicked Wedding of Miss Ellie Vyne

06 Sunday Jan 2013

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Book Review, Jayne Fresina, Wicked Wedding of Miss Ellie Vyne

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I really enjoyed Fresina’s The Most Improper Miss Sophie Valentine and though I didn’t find Wicked Wedding of Miss Ellie Vyne to be as unique I still liked it a lot. Ellie Vyne has been responsible for taking care of her family for years. Her latest scheme involves dressing up as the Count de Bonneville and playing cards with unsuspecting aristocrats. One night, after getting a diamond necklace from a lady as payment of her card debts, Ellie finds herself face to face with her childhood nemesis, James Hartley. The last time she’d seen James they’d shared an anonymous kiss at a masked ball. James is now looking for the Count to get back his necklace and, finding Ellie instead, he believes her to be the man’s mistress. Up until now, he’s found Ellie to be just an irritant. But now that he’s seen her in nothing but a man’s shirt, he can’t get her out of his mind. Thinking to use her to get his necklace back from the count, James is stunned to discover that Ellie was the mystery woman he kissed the past summer … the one woman he’s looked for all these months has been right in front of him all along.

This was a fun book – the two constantly bicker and snipe, obviously hiding a deeper attraction. This could have gotten old quickly in the hands of a less talented author, but Fresina does a great job of keeping it entertaining, while moving the story along. Neither Ellie nor James is faultless and they both have a lot of growing to do, but they are a great match. I was a little frustrated with the lack of communication between the two, but based on their history and their issues it worked with the story.

If you read Sophie’s story, you’ll likely remember James – he was Sophie’s suitor before she fell for Lazarus. In this story, you’ll get an update on Sophie and her family, as they are close to both James and Ellie, as well as tidbits of others living nearby. This was a nice continuation of the world Fresina has created and I hope that she’s planning to give us more glimpses in the future.

Wicked Wedding of Miss Ellie Vyne is a great fit for readers looking for a mix of romance, humor, and misadventure. Ellie and James may have a rocky road but everything turns out wonderfully well in the end.

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To Give a Heart Wings

03 Thursday Jan 2013

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Book Review, Mary Kay McComas, To Give a Heart Wings

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One night Colt McKinnon meets Hannah Alexander at a dance club and the two have an undeniable, instantaneous connection. After a dance and a passionate kiss, Hannah walks away and ignores Colt shouting after her. Unbeknownst to Colt, Hannah is deaf and, after years of seeing men’s interest turn when they find out, she’s decided that she’d prefer to keep the happy memory than risk having him reject her. Can Colt handle the reality of her life? Can Hannah trust him enough to give him a chance?

I absolutely love the rereleases of Mary Kay McComas’s books. I’ve already read By The Book and Ms. Miller and the Midas Man and just finished To Give a Heart Wings. All of them have been short and sweet, but pack quite a punch. Like her other two stories, this one is full of characters that are so believable and realistic that before long you feel like they are old friends. They have everyday problems, with everyday reactions, and you’ll find yourself pulling for them from the beginning.

Granted Hannah’s issues are a little unique, but there are millions of hearing impaired people in the world and almost all of us have likely interacted with at least one in our lives. This book was originally released in the 90s so some of the technological advances that would make her life so much easier weren’t available. But it is very realistic for the time period, and makes readers think about what it would be like. Hannah doesn’t feel sorry for herself; instead she does everything that she can to live as normal a life as possible. She’s hard-working, brave, tough, and caring, with enough smarts and humor to keep Colt on his toes.

Colt has his own issues but with Hannah’s help he is able to overcome them. He’s just as caring and hard-working as she is. He’s amazingly good to Hannah – going out of his way to do everything he can to show her that her deafness does not affect his feeling for her at all. Hannah’s friend Willie and Colt’s brother Trevor nicely round out the cast, adding a little zaniness and fun.

To Give a Heart Wings might come in a little package but it has the heart of a racehorse and McComas does a fantastic job giving readers a lot of depth in a few pages. This little romance is a quick-read but it will easily find a spot in your heart.

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