Romance

“. . . 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.”

“. . . a gentle, homey story . . .”

“. . . a harmless romp.”

It can be tough to be a man in Icicle Falls, especially if you’ve reached your mid- to late-thirties and you’re still unmarried.

“The Search leaves the reader educated in K9 search and rescue procedures and the details of dog training, but a little confused about the storyline.”

“Children of Liberty might hold some intrigue for those interested in Alexander’s parentage, but it’s unlikely to hold the attention of most anyone else.”

“. . . a delightful book, filled with humorous fish-out-of-water scenes, bright dialogue, and fast-moving action.”

“. . . a highly enjoyable, intelligently written story.”

David Anderson has been an agent of death—a grim reaper—for the past 60 years.

“[a] fast-paced novella . . . [with] a real story . . .”

“The Chocolate Kiss is a Parisian confection filled with delights.”

“Sarah MacLean has crafted a very funny, very sexy romp through mid 19th century England . . .”