A Matter of Time

Think of eating white rice without any kind of seasoning or accompaniment, and that pretty much sums up reading A Matter of Time. It’s certainly not a bad book, but while I wasn’t cringing in horror, I wasn’t enthralled either. Douglas MacKendimen is hunky doctor with a strange heritage. His parents claim to have time-traveled…

Crystal Memories

Is it possible to travel through time and not remember your previous life? I didn’t think so, but apparently for Amelia Baldwin it is possible and apparently is exactly what has happened. While I was able to follow most of the story fairly easily, this little twist threw me off and left me somewhat confused…

A Time for Dreams

Crafting a love story set amidst tragedy is always a chancy proposition. In A Time for Dreams, author Jen Holling succeeds, to a degree. Although I had some difficulty with the writing style, and found the hero and heroine less than totally engaging, the story was compelling enough to keep me going to the believable…

Free Falling

I do not know when I have ever enountered a more idiotic heroine than Cora Talmadge from this book. Cora has been talked by her friend Jenny into parachuting. Since this is her first jump, she is going to be strapped to the instructor who turns out to be Adrian de Vargas, Cora’s old boyfriend….

An Original Sin

Can you imagine living in a world where there are no real men, only men who were created in a lab or workshop? Can you imagine living a life where you never have the joy of having a father, brother or husband and the only reason you exist is because you were cloned? For Nina…

The Impostor

I always like a good time-travel romance. My only question: Where are they? A good time-travel, indeed any paranormal, requires a certain level of depth to the story in order to avoid having the metaphysical elements come across as too simplistic. Time-travel – especially in romance novels – is a fascinating concept but, in order…

The Impostor

Most of us just get drenched from falling into a fountain. We don’t end up traveling to another time – and we definitely don’t do it twice. Flynn Patrick is reluctantly returning to England to attend a wedding at Merestun. During the reception he stumbles headlong into a fountain and emerges from the very same…

Lady of the Night

Lady of the Night is one of those reads that contains good ingredients but never manages to transform them into something special. I read it in one sitting, but I did sigh from time to time, ever hoping it would make a last minute turnaround. Katharina Ferguson is visiting haunted castles in England when she…