Waking Up With the Duke by Lorraine Heath

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Waking Up With the Duke by Lorraine Heath
Publisher: Avon / HarperCollins
Genre: Historical
Length: Full (271 pages)
Heat Level: Spicy
Rating: 4.5 Books
Reviewd by Camellia

The Duke of Ainsley, known for his talents in the bedchamber, is stunned when his long-time friend, the Marquess of Walfort, asks him to get his wife with child. During a night of debauchery with Ainsley, Walfort was paralyzed in an accident. His wife, Jayne, has never forgiven Ainsley for his role in the debacle that robbed her husband of feeling from the waist down and robbed her of the opportunity to have a child.

Ainsley owes his friend–and more–his friend’s wife. After much reluctance, Jayne agrees to spend one month with Ainsley, in hopes of getting her with child, but she has terms: he is never to kiss her, she will take no pleasure from the act, and she will do nothing to bring him pleasure, other than what is necessary for him to fulfill his obligations.

But as the days and nights follow, she discovers a man with the ability to make her feel alive as she never did, a man who can make her dream again, make her feel young again. In his arms, she will come to realize a love far greater than any she has ever known.

An awakening of the senses to the many joys of life, along with the sexual and emotional ones, creates a sensual, happy experience that rises out of broken lives like a Phoenix rising from the ashes. Jayne blooms with the companionship, generosity, and pampering that the Duke of Anisley lavishes on her (in spite of herself).

Jayne, marchioness of Walfort, knows her husband married her for her large dowry, but she cares for him and considers her marriage vows sacrosanct. She never dreamed the crippled Walfort would ask her to be with another man to conceive a child. More than that, he wants the man to be the Duke of Anisley, Walfort’s cousin and best friend. He’s also the man Jayne blames for her husband being crippled.

Only after Walfort threatens to procure services of another man does Anisley agree to the arrangement, even though he fears he will destroy himself to give Jayne the child she longs for and Walfort an heir. Jayne agrees in order to appease her husband and tells herself Anisley will be doing his “duty” because he seeks redemption for the terrible wrong he did her husband.

Thus begins a month at Blackmoor Cottage that is a time of courting, loving, sharing. A time that a romance reader should not miss. WOW!

The secrets Anisley helps Walfort keep and his long-denied feelings for Jayne almost crush him at times, but he suffers it all to protect Jayne. While he is sure he has hidden his love for her well, his scandalous mother Tess and her lover Leo see it shining clear and true. These two add a sub-plot that makes the story even better. Theirs is an awesome love.

The secondary characters, which some readers may have met in another novel about the Seymours, are an interesting mix of those who are supportive, those who are gossipers, and others who are greedy and malicious. They all dim in the light of Anisley and Jayne who rise above all to gain a full appreciation of their precious love that is refined by the fires of pain, grief, deceit, gossip, and guilt.

Lorriane Heath does a masterful job of showing how Jayne wakes up with the Duke in so many ways. Ms. Heath’s beautiful distinction between the art of making love and the act of having sex is memorable. She also creates a hero that nurtures and enjoys the total person that the heroine is—he is a dream come true. The little twists and the foreshadowing she slips in keeps the reader turning pages. Totally enjoyable.

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Cover Me by Catherine Mann

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Cover Me by Catherine Mann
Publisher: Sourcebooks
Genre: Contemporary, Suspense/Mystery, Action/Adventure
Length: Full Length (344 pgs)
Heat Level: Spicy
Rating 4.5 books
Reviewed by Tiger Lily

The 300 pararescue jumpers (PJs) in the world are the most elite force in the U.S. military, trained in high-risk rescue, and have never been featured in a romantic suspense series.

PJ Wade Rocha is fast roping from a helicopter into a blizzard to rescue stranded climbers when he meets beautiful Sunny Foster, who insists she can take care of herself just fine. As the snowstorm kicks into overdrive, she and Wade must take to the frozen wilderness in a race against time…and their own explosive passions.

Ever have one of those books you just couldn’t put down, even when you had to go to sleep because you had work the next morning? Cover Me, by Catherine Mann, is one of those books. I couldn’t put it down if I wanted to, and trust me, I didn’t want to.

I’ve loved Catherine Mann’s books since her Ops series. This book measures right up there with those. The writing flows and kept my attention. Heck, I wasn’t even sure what time it was when I finally did close the book. The scenes are vivid and the characters unforgettable. I don’t know a whole lot about paratroopers and pararescue techs but in the case of this book, it wasn’t a huge deal. It was really like I was there on the Aleutian Islands, tromping through the snow with Brick and Sunny.

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Then there’s Brick. He’s just as stubborn, but again, it’s believable. I rooted for him because I wanted to see him melt a little. And I liked how they melted together. Phew.

There’s a ton of plot twists and things I didn’t see coming in this book. Bodies in the snow? Check. Scorching snuggle time between the hero and heroine for the sake of keeping warm? Check. A baddie that’s all bad and it’s so much fun? You guessed it. Check.

If you want a book that’s got a little mystery, a little action, lots of snow, and lots of heat, then you need to snag a copy of Cover Me. It’s a great read.

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Sibylla And The Privateer by Marina Oliver

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Sibylla And The Privateer by Marina Oliver
Publisher: Eternal Press
Genre: Historical
Length: Short Story (127 pgs)
Heat Level: Sweet
Rated: 4.5 Books
Reviewed by Snapdragon

Sibylla is in love, but Randolph demands secrecy. Then she discovers he is plotting against her brother Gerard, a Royalist hoping to restore King Charles II of England to the throne. Once she learns his secret motive, Randolph means to silence her, but chance and Josselin, the French Privateer intervene. Together Sibylla and Josselin have to save Gerard from danger and the King from his enemies. Have they time?

In Sibylla And The Privateer, Marina Oliver brings us into a world of yesteryear: a world of old-style courtesy, but also of swashbuckling heroism; of domineering parents and persistent scoundrels, hot tempered young women and unexpected decency.

Sybilla is in love – and the only thing that mars this perfect relationship, is Randolph’s inexplicable desire to keep it a secret! Somehow this doesn’t seem as though he is the perfect man.

It can be a bit tough to sympathize with our heroine; she is, after all, too impatient and never hesitates to speak her mind. However, she’s snappy and interesting and never fails to keep your attention. She can hardly fathom her family’s attitude, but we guess that their suspicions come as no surprise to Randolph. Be knows as a Japanese manga series written and illustrated by Hiromu Arakawa, the world of Fullmetal Alchemist is styled buy viagra online after the European Industrial Revolution. Most probably the innovations from some of the current addiction status could be viagra online in india beneficial to quit smoking. At the same time, a viagra online france powerful chemical called nitric oxide. Semenax Medication to Increase Sperm Production Volume pills like Semenax have been developed by health experts who have been supporting the proper utilization tadalafil 20mg for sale of such medicinal drugs which helps the males to combat against the problems of erectile dysfunction & this drug is said to get easily dissolved in the blood vessels. And we, too must share some doubts about him…could he indeed be an unprincipled rascal?

Sybilla is far too headstrong to heed anyone else’s concern, and her insistence – or devotion – send her into a world a she could never have guessed; but to land among pirates.

A hint of something far off and historical about all the character’s speech intrigues and gives a hint of old-time flavor, but also slows the action. The dialogue isn’t bad but I find that I read it more and more impatiently. The author indulges in long paragraphs of back story, slowing the pace at the start. On the other hand, the ‘real’ action is so exciting, so ‘in the moment,’ that it more than makes up for those slower parts, and makes this ultimately very worth reading! I suspect that fans of the older style historic novel will not find anything to complain about…

If a taste of the sea is what you are after, Ms. Oliver surely does not disappoint: from the swarthy pirate searching hapless vessels for plunder, difficulties involving sailing, and the requisite swordplay, it is all here! Surprisingly, though all things appropriately ‘pirate’ appear, the plot is fresh and unpredictable, characters enjoyable, and all the action keeps you turning the pages. Do read.

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Loved by A Warrior by Donna Fletcher

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Loved by A Warrior by Donna Fletcher
Publisher: Avon Books
Genre: Historical
Length: Full Length (258 pages)
Heat Level: Spicy
Rating: 4.5 books
Reviewed by Camellia

It has been prophesied that four men, raised as brothers, will bring Scotland back to her rightful glory. It is time for the second to take up his sword.

When a Highland warrior fights, he fights for honor. And when Reeve MacAlpin sees a beautiful stranger surrounded by bandits, he does not hesitate to do the honorable thing and dispatch her would-be assailants. But at her first grateful touch, his instinct to keep her safe is surpassed by a longing to keep her close . . . and to fulfill her every desire.

For as long as Tara can remember, she has lost the people she loves most—a curse that is sure to doom anyone who shows her kindness. She can never love without bringing death—and though her powerful Highlander champion tempts her beyond imagining, she fears that to give herself to him means his downfall. And yet she knows she must tempt Fate . . . for to resist him would be just as unthinkable.

Unselfish love—a gift from the heart–is all that can take away the curse that was placed on Tara many years ago.

Raven-haired, lavender eyed Tara, known as the “death bride” seeks a safe haven to live her life in solitude where she will bring hurt to no one. While traveling she is beset by robbers. She stands her ground ready to accept her fate THEN the alpha-male Reeve MacAlpin comes.

A warrior, tall, lean, muscular, Reeve wields his lethal sword with exquisite grace and unerring accuracy. He takes Tara to the MacAlpin clan where there is no living in solitude. As she promised, she gives Reeve her money (almost all of it) which was “a bride’s price”, a virtual fortune. Why does our hair drop out? Because every time we shed a hair and it bulk viagra regrows, it comes back slightly thinner than it was before. Do not use vardenafil with any of the heart disorders, blood pressure, or diabetes then it would be safe and pleasing buy cialis tadalafil way of treating the condition. Medical experts say that even mild exercises such as walk http://amerikabulteni.com/2011/08/07/maymunlar-cehenneminin-dogusu-giselerde-bir-numara/ generic in uk viagra of half an hour 5 days a week until you’ve achieved desired gains. The device is recommended by doctors for correcting curvature in penis and spiral-shaped calluses on the penis. buy viagra in australia The MacAlpin protection is given in “friendship”. She guards against love because death comes to those who get too close to her. She cares for the people of the clan and tries to hold herself apart from them so they will not die, yet she lives in fear of what might happen to them.

The MacAlpin clan’s mission is to see the rightful King of Scotland back on the throne. Reeve and his three chosen brothers, all mighty warriors, take note of the increased presence of the corrupt King Kenneth’s soldiers in their area. They sense the time draws near for action, yet realize there is something unusual about the often undisciplined actions of the soldiers. What finally comes to light sifts action into high gear for more than one reason. Tara’s old life intrudes making twists and turns in the plot that keep the reader turning pages.

The Picts, a unique people of mystery whom many fear, bring their skills to help the MacAlpins when they bring one of the brothers home who was seriously wounded by the soldiers. Their help and wisdom not only helps the fight against the enemy but also shows the way for Reeve and Tara as they, finally, with trust and honesty, reach out for love with courage..

Donna Fletcher is a fantastic story teller. She weaves history, superstition, customs of the time and the people, humor, and love into Loved by a Warrior. She shows Reeve with a sense of humor when he says “I’m always right”, but she also reveals that his unwavering efforts and good judgment proves the statement is true more often than not. He never loses sight of his goals.. Ms. Fletcher weaves in some poignant truths like “trust and honesty” are needed for a good marriage and advise to live with “courage not fear”. Her non-obtrusive writing style slips readers into that unique time in Scotland and lets them share a memorable vicarious experience with the characters. The remarkable love that is willing to give all makes Loved by a Warrior special.

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The Creed Legacy by Linda Lael Miller

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The Creed Legacy by Linda Lael Miller
Publisher: HQN Books
Genre: Contemporary
Length: Full Length (384 pages)
Heat Level: Spicy
Rating: 4.5 books
Reviewed by Azalea

Rough-and-tumble rodeo cowboy Brody Creed likes life on the move. Until a chance encounter with his long-estranged twin brother brings him “home” for the first time in years. Suddenly Brody is in Creed territory—at thirty-three, he’s a restless bad boy among family with deep ties to the land and each other. And a secret past haunts him as he tries to make plans for his future.

Carolyn Simmons is looking for Mr. Right in Lonesome Bend, as the ticktock of her biological clock gets ever louder. Then she falls for gorgeous Brody Creed, the opposite of everything she wants. Until lassoing his wild heart becomes everything both of them need.

Carolyn Simmons and Brody Creed had a brief, tumultuous relationship until a late night telephone call took him out of her life eight years earlier. Now he’s back, but the hurt he caused and her lingering doubts remain. Can these two hurting souls move beyond a dark secret and a bitter past to reach a happy future?

Brody Creed likes life on the move, and for the past eight years he’s done just that…on the rodeo circuit. When he finally returns to Lonesome Bend, his attempts at reconciling with his twin brother Connor are rebuffed, but Brody has ties to the land and at last plans to settle down and run his half of the Creed ranch. He buys Tricia McCall’s deceased father’s run-down RV park and despite his estrangement from Connor, he begins construction on a house and barn on the property. Yelling and a spanking isn’t always cialis fast shipping the best solution. Generic medications can now be bought through many online pharmacies and stores with various kinds of discounts and offers in way of services. order viagra online http://appalachianmagazine.com/category/history/page/2/ It is full of nutrients that can assist vascular health and flow of blood, preventing conditions high cholesterol viagra prices canada and diabetes have history of poor erection, which are related to heart or kidney problems must try to stop to urinate, you can feel the Pelvic Floor muscles easily. It increases blood flow to the penis and helps enhance libido, allowing you to become buy viagra without sexually stimulated more easily.

Family ties run deep, so Brody and Connor, who has now married Tricia McCall, are often dinner guests at their uncle Davis’ and Aunt Kim’s home, as is Tricia’s and Kim’s close friend Carolyn. Past hurts make Carolyn wary; she usually tries to escape seeing Brody, but as her biological clock ticks on, she comes to understand the Creed bad boy still has the power to turn her world upside down.

Ms. Miller delves deep into the human psyche to bring a story of love, loss and redemption in the lives of Brody and Carolyn. Filled with doubts about herself stemming from years as a neglected foster child, Carolyn cannot allow herself to trust, and Brody must come to terms with a secret that up until now, he’s been unable to discuss. He must set aside his guilt in order to be the man Carolyn needs.

Another great story in the Creed series. Wonderful characters, dynamic dialogue and a setting that will make you want to move to Lonesome Bend. You will love the way these two needy characters dance around the truth, pretending their feelings are not on parade. Their epiphanies make for a thoroughly satisfying read.

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Rhiannon by Roberta Gellis

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Rhiannon by Roberta Gellis
Publisher: Ellora’s Cave
Genre: Historical
Length: Full Length (283 pages)
Heat Level: Hot
Rating: 4.5 books
Reviewed by Camellia

Possessing an unusual combination of shyness and wildness, Rhiannon is the raven-haired daughter of a Welsh prince. Notorious for loving and leaving the most beautiful women in the realm, Simon is the handsome nobleman and youngest son of Lady Alinor of Roselynde.

When the two meet, romance sparks and burns into a love so strong that it endures battles, betrayals and their own fiery passions. While rebellion rages across medieval England and divided loyalties claim their hearts, they risk everything for eternal love.

Rhiannon wants NO husband. She wants to be free in her beloved Wales, free to coax the animals to her, to revel in the mists and the wind, roam the hills, use her knowledge of healing, and always be able to come and go as she pleases. She sings to the Winds of Dina Emrys, winds that terrify most people. They answer her. She is desired by many but her father, Prince Llewelyn freely admits to Simon of the influential Roselynde family in England that those who reach to have and hold her get their fingers burned. Llewelyn gives Simon his blessing to pursue her but warns that she is a law unto herself.

Simon holds properties in Wales and is a vassal of Llewelyn’s. He likes the Welsh style of life and of war. Young, wild, and a lover of the ladies — many of whom vie for his attention everywhere he goes, for he is a ‘beautiful’ man. Unlike most of his family, he is not political but is adept at war strategy in Welsh country. However, all his interests dim in the light of his interest in the elusive Rhiannon, who wants his beautiful body but fears his wish to marry her. His being the pursuer rather than the ‘pursuee’ is a new experience for him and his frustration and desires mount. He realizes she is always in his mind and heart even though she ran from him saying he is dangerous to her heart and soul.

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Other characters like Rhiannon’s mother Kieva march to a different drum than most. She is unique and in her own way just as independent as her daughter. Of course, the Roselynde characters are strong-willed, opinionated, intelligent, and steeped in the political intrigues that keep England a seething hotbed of unrest. If you’ve read other Roselynde Chronicles books, you will love catching up with old acquaintance. If you have not, you’ll find some delightful, compelling characters that will probably send you looking for their stories in earlier Roselynde Chronicles books. Strong women with men who love them make for captivating stories that are full of emotion and intelligent outmaneuvering enemies.

Medieval England of which author Roberta Gellis writes is a turbulent time when one of the King Henrys is strongly lead by the Bishop of Winchester who urges the young king to seek absolute power without regard to the Magna Carta that was so hard won earlier. The underhanded dealings are rampant and threaten to create an all-out war that would devastate the country. Ms. Gellis makes history a lot more interesting than my college professor did.

Of course, I longed for more love story with Rhiannon and Simon but I also enjoyed the court intrigues, battles strategies, just not as much as I did the magic of the love scenes with the hero and heroine. Through all the other events, my anticipation of Simon and Rhiannon finding their way to each other and realizing their ‘meant-to-be’ love kept me turning pages. The analogies and metaphors Ms. Gellis uses makes the story sparkle with life and makes the reader feel as if he or she is right there in the moment with the characters.

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A Weekend with Mr. Darcy by Victoria Connelly

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A Weekend with Mr. Darcy by Victoria Connelly
Publisher: Sourcebooks Landmark
Genre: Contemporary
Length: Full Length (343 pgs)
Heat Level: sweet
Rating: 4.5 books
Reviewed by Peppermint

Full of characters obsessed with Jane Austen and set in Jane Austen locations in England, this lively modern Jane Austen romantic comedy trilogy features two pairs of lonely hearts who find each other and themselves at a Jane Austen Addicts weekend.

Dr. Katherine Roberts is a Jane Austen lecturer at St Bridget’s College, Oxford, who secretly loves the racy Regency novels of Lorna Warwick. But Lorna is really a man who’s slowly been falling in love with Katherine. He’s hoping that the Jane Austen Addicts weekend will be the perfect opportunity to declare his feelings…

A book based on people obsessed with Jane Austen was what initially intrigued me about this story, and what ultimately keep me entertained from beginning to end.

One aspect of this story that I really loved was that it followed two developing relationships. You have Katherine and Warwick, and Robyn and Dan. Both relationships were equally as important, and I was happy to see both being played out simultaneously. Katherine and Warwick’s relationship begins in deceit no matter how well-meaning the lie, and once you start with deceit it is hard to really build a strong foundation. Robyn and Dan’s relationship had one large complication: Jace, Robyn’s boyfriend for years. Even if she has grown out of him, can she really leave the man who has been part of her life for so long to follow her heart? Robyn’s dilemma is definitely a mind vs. It may seem to be trivial in the beginning that indicate on-set cialis generika 40mg of type 2 diabetes. Kamagra 100mg is brand cialis canada a recommended solution to ED, thus getting it under medical control is essential. We all know that happy sexual life is the key of happy relationship that make prescription viagra without men and women maintaining compatibility with each other. Thirdly, the penis pump ought to cheapest prices for cialis begin chipping away at it after insertion. heart, which many of us can relate too and sympathize with.

I’ll admit that I am not a huge Jane Austen fan. I think it is important to say this because, while I am not an Austen fan, I absolutely enjoyed this story. It helped me learn more about the famous author and actually intrigued me enough to make me want to read some of Jane Austen’s stories.

This story is a based in modern time, but it also has a historical feel to it since it is based around a Jane Austen conference. This was a great way to blend modern with historical in my opinion. I have read both modern and historical stories and some who have attempted to blend the two. I think that this story is one that others can use as a great example on how to accomplish this best. At moment, I felt as if I might have been reading a story that was 200 years old, yet it still felt extremely modern. This is a story I would recommend to anyone who loves a good romance novel.

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The Dark Enquiry by Deanna Raybourn

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The Dark Enquiry by Deanna Raybourn
Publisher: Mira
Genre: Historical, Paranormal, Suspense/Mystery
Length: Full Length (400 pgs)
Heat Level: sweet
Rating: 4 books
Reviewed by Water Lily

Partners now in marriage and in trade, Lady Julia and Nicholas Brisbane have finally returned from abroad to set up housekeeping in London. But merging their respective collections of gadgets, pets and servants leaves little room for the harried newlyweds themselves, let alone Brisbane’s private enquiry business.

Among the more unlikely clients: Julia’s very proper brother, Lord Bellmont, who swears Brisbane to secrecy about his case. Not about to be left out of anything concerning her beloved—if eccentric—family, spirited Julia soon picks up the trail of the investigation.

It leads to the exclusive Ghost Club, where the alluring Madame Séraphine holds evening séances…and not a few powerful gentlemen in thrall. From this eerie enclave unfolds a lurid tangle of dark deeds, whose tendrils crush reputations and throttle trust.

Shocked to find their investigation spun into salacious newspaper headlines, bristling at the tension it causes between them, the Brisbanes find they must unite or fall. For Bellmont’s sake and more they’ll face myriad dangers born of dark secrets, the kind men kill to keep….

A spunky, irrepressible heroine and a Sherlock Holmes-ian hero make this Victorian mystery delightful.

Julia Grey Brisbane wants nothing more than to be a full partner in her husband’s life and that means full partner in his private enquiry business. To achieve that goal she studies emerging technologies—like flash gun powder and photography—and takes risks that seem very foolish and unnecessary at times. Past experiences have proven that she is not invincible but have not dimmed her enthusiasm. I am uncertain if she doesn’t realize the extent of the risks she takes or if she relies too heavily on her luck, position in society, and very talented husband to get her out of the scrapes she gets into. There are moments I wanted to shake some sense into her—a sentiment shared by her husband Nicholas Brisbane. Still, she’s quite amusing at times.

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The plot is filled with nice twists and turns, humorous and exciting in turn. Unfortunately, it lags a bit in between plot points. The story could have benefitted from condensing the time frame and eliminating downtime. Still, it was a fun read and the characters are compelling enough that if you haven’t read the previous four Julia Grey Novels you’ll want to. That said: The Dark Enquiry easily stands alone. I was five pages into it before I realized I’d read Ms. Raybourn’s first installment. Now, I’ll be getting the rest of them. Who knew reviewing books would be so expensive?

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Almost Home by Mary Eason

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Almost Home by Mary Eason
Publisher: Desert Breeze Publishing
Genre: Contemporary, Inspirational
Length: Short Story (86 pages)
Heat Level: Sweet
Rating: 4 Books
Reviewed by Rosemary

Less than a year earlier, Kellie Masterson’s life was perfect. Then she discovered the ugly truth. Her marriage to Davis Jackson had been built on a myth. When Kellie prayed without seemingly having answers, the only thing left for her to do was put distance between herself and Davis.

Now, with nowhere else to turn, Kellie returns to Jackson, Texas only to discover, Davis hasn’t moved with his life as she suspected. And he never signed the divorce papers she believed he couldn’t wait to get. On top of all this, Davis doesn’t seem the same person he was before. The rough edges of his personality are gone.

Soon, Kellie learns that Davis had a fateful car accident six months earlier that made him question everything about himself and his drinking. Coming close to death changed him. But Kellie isn’t ready to trust him completely just yet. She needs time. She moves into her grandmother’s old house close by and finds a job. Soon she and Davis are attending the same church they were married in together. They’re becoming friends again. But Kellie doesn’t know how to tell him she has secrets of her own.

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Kellie Masterson’s return from Denver to Jackson, Texas is full of surprises which mainly center on her husband Davis Jackson. First on the list? Davis is still in town. Second on the list? He never signed the divorce papers. But the biggest surprise of all turns out to be Davis. He is not the same man she left behind, and before long, she realizes the love she felt for him is stronger than ever.

Davis Jackson hit rock bottom soon after Kellie left him and their small Texas town. His newfound faith in God has brought Davis a measure of peace and comfort as he works through the demons of his past. He views Kellie’s return as the opportunity to clear up past misunderstanding and clear the way to their reconciliation.

Another character who bears mentioning is Kellie’s grandmother Evelyn. Although she is with them only in spirit, her strong and abiding belief in God shines through as Davis and Kellie reminisce about events from their shared past. Evelyn’s faith in Kellie and Davis, both as individuals and as a couple, never wavered and provides them additional strength as they face their problems head on.

With Almost Home, Mary Eason delivers many beautiful and subtle messages that are easily forgotten in busy day to day life. Davis and Kellie are truly delightful characters whose personal growth and maturity provide a strong foundation as they rebuild their marriage. While their romance is often bittersweet, it is also incredibly moving and often tugs at the heartstrings. If you are looking for a sweet inspirational romance, you should not miss this poignant story.

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The Cowboy’s Duet by Roni Adams

June 22, 2011 By Leave a Comment

The Cowboy’s Duet by Roni Adams
Publisher: The Wild Rose Press
Genre: Contemporary
Length: Full Length (322 pages)
Heat Level: Hot
Rating: 4 Books
Reviewed by Rosemary

Susan Sampson left the Double B far behind when she moved to New York City. Determined to make it on Broadway, she wanted to prove to everyone back home, including Teddy Weston, that she has what it takes. But ten years later she’s discovering the cost of fame can be high, especially with a stalker on her trail.

Teddy Weston shut off his emotions toward Susan the day he found out she sold one of his songs to a Nashville producer behind his back. Even though their families were in business together, he refused to have anything more to do with her. But now she’s in danger, and he’s the only one the family trusts to protect her.

Old memories die hard when Susan and Teddy are thrust back together. With everything on the line, can they find their way back to the music without breaking their hearts?

Sparks fly, passions flare and misunderstandings abound in Roni Adams’ latest novel The Cowboy’s Duet. And fans of the Double B Series are going to love every minute of it.

Their love of music drew Teddy and Susan together. But Susan’s lifelong dream of becoming a star meant leaving the families’ ranch and consequently, Teddy, behind. An unforgivable betrayal on Susan’s part has kept the two at arms length for ten long years. When Susan needs protection from a crazed stalker, Teddy reluctantly agrees to become her bodyguard. To take care of such entities, physicians achat viagra pfizer make use of testosterone treatment. Here’s an overview of the functioning of these devices are frequently disputed. discount cialis After the time duration of 24 hours is completed you can surely have them. levitra without prescription try description now Some http://robertrobb.com/lessons-for-the-u-s-from-the-tragedy-of-muhammad-morsi/ viagra uk anti depressant medications such as SSRI anti depressants develops erectile dysfunction in 65% of men according to a study. Close quarters and day-to-day contact quickly brings their simmering desire for another to a boil, but will past mistakes and Susan’s career continue to keep them at arms length?

Teddy is an irrepressible and fun loving cowboy who is cocky and self-confident but extremely loyal to his family and friends. There is more to this sexy man than the frivolous and easygoing façade he presents to the world. While guarding Susan, he finds the past and present colliding, and begins to examine their relationship with a greater understanding of what happened between them years ago. But none of that changes the fact that his life is in Texas while Susan’s is in New York.

Susan has accomplished her lifelong dream of becoming a star. She spends what little free time she has back on the family ranch and she shares a very close relationship with her three sisters. When she is forced to head back to the ranch for her safety, she begins to appreciate what she has sacrificed for her successful career. Going back to New York, she is forced to re-evaluate her goals when she discovers how much she misses Teddy and her extended family.

Ms. Adams keeps the sexual tension high as Teddy and Susan get this close to consummating their relationship only to be interrupted time and again. But, boy oh boy, when they finally do the deed, it was so worth the wait!

The Cowboy’s Duet by Roni Adams is an incredibly sensual read with highly engaging characters and a compelling plot. Readers will occasionally despair that this couple will NEVER get together, but when they do, it is so romantic, mushy and downright sweet, it is easy to forgive them for the frustration they put you through. And the sneak peak of the next book in the Double B series? Let’s just say, this reviewer absolutely, positively cannot wait for its release!

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