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Chapter One: A Seduction
In a Twitter discussion of clergy heroes hot vicars @JanetNorCal suggested Jo Manning’s Seducing Mr. Heywood. I requested it from the library, picked up the hold yesterday, and dove in. Manning’s book was published in hardcover by Five Star, and later released as … Continue reading
Recent Reading, Cover Commentary, and Other Links
What I’m Up To I always think I’ll be relaxed once grades are in, but right now much of my worklife is chairing my college’s academic governance committee, which is crazy busy in May and June. I’m trying to schedule … Continue reading
Posted in erotica, genre musings, linky-loo, review, romance
Tagged Charles Todd, covers, Jayne Ann Krentz, Quentin Bates, review, Shirley Kennedy, Victoria Janssen
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Short and . . . Reviews: Part III
Short and . . . dirty? I feel a bit weird saying this, but I challenged myself to read more erotica and erotic romance, mainly because of the conversation surrounding A Certain Book. So many people in Romancelandia are claiming, … Continue reading
Short and . . . Reviews: Part II
Short and . . . not romance It’s contemporary fiction, though, so I’m throwing it on the pile. The cover and blurb of Helen Smith’s Alison Wonderland led me to expect a chick-lit mystery: “After Alison Temple discovers that her … Continue reading
Short and . . . Reviews: Part I
Short books–novellas and category-length novels–are perfect for times like this, when I’m busy and burnt out and often don’t have the mental energy for more than a few pages at bedtime. So, short reflections on some of my short reading: … Continue reading