Comfort and Joy
/Mary Balogh’s Survivors’ Club novels are romances, which means they tell hopeful stories about people whose struggles end happily. Why should that optimism earn them such disdain?
Read MoreBook Review: The Chance
/The scenic seacoast town of Thunder Point plays host to more than its fair share of romantic drama in Robyn Carr's popular series
Read MoreBook Review: Midnight Pursuits
/An elite mercenary and an elite thief cross paths - with wonderfully predictable results - in Elle Kennedy's latest "Killer Instincts" novel
Read MoreBook Review: Risky Game
/A muscular NFL demigod is stalked by a spunky blogger in Tracy Solheim's latest "Out of Bounds" novel
Read MoreBook Review: Hope Ignites
/A hard-hearted cattle rancher is intrigued by the young Hollywood movie star filming shoot on his property in Jaci Burton's latest "Hope" novel
Read MoreBook Review: Willing Sacrifice
/A battle-hardened warrior must fight for the very memory of the woman he loves in Shannon Butcher's latest 'Sentinel Wars' novel
Read MoreBook Review: The Sweetheart Rules
/Three old ladies watch over a town in Florida where broken hearts go to mend in Shirley Jump's follow-up to "The Sweetheart Bargain"
Read MoreBook Review: Must Love Dukes
/The lovers in Elizabeth Michels' new novel get off to a rapturous, then a rocky start - and when next they meet, a year later, the real games begin
Read MoreBook Review: Much Ado About Jack
/A strong-willed countess and a dynamic sailor become Shakespearean-style star-crossed lovers in Christy English's latest novel
Read MoreBook Review: Romancing the Duke
/The daughter of a famous novelist has her own life take on a decidedly fairy-tale twist in Tessa Dare's new novel
Read MoreBook Review: The Taming of the Rogue
/A sensible young widow tries hard not to fall in love with a dashing young playwright in the latest offering from good old Harlequin Romances!
Read MoreA Fine Romance
/Is there more to romance fiction than perfect people meeting cute and living happily ever after? Sarah Wendell thinks so, but her arguments in defense of this most reviled of genres may themselves sell it short.
Read MoreInterview: Christina Brooke
/An interview with Romance author Christina Brooke!
Read MoreBook Review: Mad About the Earl
/When it comes to matters of matrimony, Christina Brooke's Ministry of Marriage will have its way, even if - in her latest novel - it means matching a ravishing beauty with a reluctant beast!
Read MoreBook Review: When Passion Rules
/In Johanna Lindsey's latest, the heiress to a distant kingdom returns home to stop a war and promptly falls into tempestuous love with the captain of the palace guard, giving whole new meanings to 'porous borders'
Read MoreBook Review: A Beginner's Guide to Rakes
/A spirited and enterprising widow returns to London and finds herself locking horns with the cardsharp lord who crossed her path three years before in Vienna ...
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