In the wake of this year’s divisive elections, Operation Cinderella gives us faith that not only can staunch supporters of opposing parties find common ground, but they can also make good bedfellows. Hope Tarr spins this fun romance that, at times, reminds me of a modern day Pride and Prejudice.
Looking Through Lace – Ruth Nestvold Toni Donato is a xenolinguist, normally working behind the scenes, cataloging inflection, grammar, and structure of alien languages in massive databases, but she’s finally gotten her big break to do field research. On the planet, Christmas, the women appear to have a distinct, secret language from the men, and […]
Angel’s End by Cindy Holby I’ve got a category on my Kindle called “Unread
Pointe of No Return ( A Dani Spevak Mystery) – by Amanda Brice When this book came up as the November selection for the Washington Loves Romance bookclub, I hesitated. I seldom read young adult books, and this book borders on mid grade (young teen and pre-teen). I wasn’t sure how I’d like reading a […]
I’ll agree, the title annoyingly plays on the popularity of That Despised Book. That alone almost made me pass this one by, but I’m glad I didn’t. This Fifty Shades is a modernized parody that has nothing to do with tortured billionaires and their implausibly virginal obsessions. Nope, this book is lively romp through the […]