An Englishwoman’s Guide to the Cowboy by June Kearns
Texas in the nineteenth century. Colt McCall, half Sioux, half Irish, is a handsome cowboy. He earns his living dealing horses, is popular with the local ladies, and has friends…
Prime Time by Jane Wenham Jones
I admit here and now that I owe Jane Wenham-Jones a huge debt. It was reading her book “Wannabe a Writer?” that finally persuaded me to give writing a go…
No Such Thing as Immortality by Sarah Tranter
Vampires eh? You’ve gotta love ’em. Well, no, actually. I never loved them. In fact, they terrified the c**p out of me. When I was young, many, many moons ago,…
Once Upon a Winter by Valerie-Anne Baglietto
I wasn’t sure what to expect from this book but from the first chapter I was hooked. The story is very well-written and the characters are immediately likeable and intriguing.…
Tall Dark and Kilted by Lizzie Lamb
I loved this book! For a start I loved the heroine Fliss who has suffered loss and comes out fighting. Fliss is making her own way in the world and…
Vampire State of Mind by Jane Lovering
Personally I blame Sarah Tranter. Having managed several decades (never mind how many!) without having the slightest interest in vampires, and having sat through the first two Twilight films, at…
The Birds and the Bees by Milly Johnson
This was the first Milly Johnson book I ever read. I bought it when browsing for “chick lit” type books a couple of years ago and Milly Johnson’s books seemed…
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