Welcome to The Romance Reviews Fall into Fall Blog Hop, which runs from September 13 through the 21st.
My prizes for this hop area S10.00 Amazon Gift Card and a copy of Alpha Me Not, nominated by TRR for Best Erotic Paranormal of 2012.
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As a participant in the Fall into Fall Blog Hop, I’m supposed to feature books that I love. These are three of my favorites:
Flowers From The Storm by Laura Kinsale, Midnight Angel by Lisa Marie Rice, & Come To Me by Josie Litton
The first book deals with strokes and insanity during Regency period, the second is an erotic men in uniform classic, and the last romance is a haunting Viking tale set during King Alfred the Great’s reign.
Flowers From The Storm is the tale of a rakehell Duke who has a stroke and becomes temporarily paralyzed and unable to speak. He’s saved from Bedlam (that infamous mental prison) by, of all things, a devout Quaker. It’s a beautiful story.
I read the Midnight series eight years ago and they all stand the test of time. Midnight Angel’s my favorite of the trilogy because I totally fell in love with Kowalski. What’s not to love about a warrior, who, because he’s ugly and likes sex, learns how to please women so he can get a ton of action?
Come to Me is one of my all-time goto Viking books. The male protagonist, Wolf, is to die for and the heroine, Lady Cymbra, is no simpering female. She matches wits and will with Wolf tit for tat.
Has anyone read any of these? What are your favorite genres and books?
Enjoy the hop; remember you can comment once a day from 09/13 to 09/21 and each comment counts for an entry. Click on the button below to go to the next blog on the hop!
Cheers,
Jianne