It's time to move on... Any day now Jon Adamson will pack his bags and hit the road. After all, his intention was never to hang around...

As a student and part-time bartender in Manhattan, Tessa Hart has found that a succession of roomies and cramped apartments are necessary ev...

Here Comes the Groom by Karina Bliss If Jocelyn Swann weren't so furious, she'd probably laugh. Her best friend, Dan Jansen, has ...

When he left Montana thirteen years ago, Cade Coulter swore he'd never return. But Joseph Coulter's first-born couldn't turn his...

During the last year I've been on the look out for new category romance authors to add to my list of old favorites. Recently, Wendy me...

This was a category romance with the friends-to-lovers trope, a favorite trope and a triangle -- not a favorite romance device for me -- so ...

Subject: Jason Mauer, National Guard. Current status: Homeward bound. Mission: Getting some R & R! Obstacle: Lizzy Mann. Sexy blast f...

In Take on Me , the first book in the category romance Daytime Divas series, Sarah Mayberry begins with a couple who has a past history. Dyl...

When eighteen-year-old Mariah found herself pregnant and unmarried in her small Colorado town, she disappeared. One year later, she returned...

WIFE WANTED... Reece Duncan lost half his ranch and all his dreams to his ex-wife, so when it came time for a family he did the logical thi...

Jake Stevens—star reporter and celebrated literary genius—is a snake. How else to explain the way he turns Poppy Birmingham's hero wors...

I make a point of searching for new authors every year. I make lists and eventually those authors that attract my interest get read. 2009 ha...

Memories... Tye Hatcher returned to Aspen Grove to find that life in the sleepy Western town hadn't changed much. The townspeople stu...

I've read more this month that I have in a long time! Well, being home sick for two weeks and having nothing else to do but sleep and re...

Category romances, why do I like to read them? They have always been a bit special to me, but sadly I hardly ever read them any more. When...