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The Soldier's Homecoming (Harlequin Romance)

by Donna Alward
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“The Soldier's Homecoming by Donna Alward
Harlequin Romance March 2008

Through a serendipitous mailing glitch, I got my hands on an early copy of Donna Alward's 'The Soldier's Homecoming' and last night I gave myself a treat and sat down and read it. The story of Jonas and Shannyn hits all the right emotional notes. He's a man who's given himself to the service of his country. She's the woman he left behind. It's young love and growing up into love and a very relatable, believable story. Tissues will be required when this book hits the shelves in March, and the online stores in February.

Jennie ”

jennieadams wrote this review Friday, January 18 2008. ( reply | permalink )
To Love And To Cherish (Harlequin Romance)

by Jennie Adams
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“This is my sixth Harlequin Romance novel. Available online Feb 2008. ”

jennieadams wrote this review Tuesday, January 15 2008. ( reply | permalink )
Unexpected Babies: The Talbot Twins (Harlequin Superromance No. 997)

by Anna Adams
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“Reunion stories are not usually my first choice in personal reading, but this story pulled me in on every level. The characters had an edge of that made them feel very, very real, and the conflicts were well drawn. I enjoyed the story very much.”

jennieadams wrote this review Saturday, November 24 2007. ( reply | permalink )
Fantasy Lover

by Sherrilyn Kenyon
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“This book had an interesting plot. I can see why readers would have enjoyed the book, but for some reason it didn't do it for me personally. ”

jennieadams wrote this review Friday, November 9 2007. ( reply | permalink )
Scandal's Daughter (Berkley Sensation)

by Christine Wells
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“Scandal's Daughter is one of the most well-rounded, appealing historical romances I've read. I felt I understood Scovy completely, even when he acted his worst. Gemma was so right for him - they just had to get together! The secondary characters supported the story beautifully, and I came away at the end feeling I understood families and all their struggles and love and machinations that little bit better. I look forward to reading more Christine Wells stories. ”

jennieadams wrote this review Saturday, October 27 2007. ( reply | permalink )
Vixen

by Jane Feather
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“I've read a number of Jane Feather books and really enjoyed them. I enjoyed the characters in Vixen, too. The roles of ward and guardian aren't uncommon in an historical romance plot but I have to confess in this case I came away feeling uneasy about that age gap and their roles in relation to each other, perhaps because the heroine came across as so very young and having been cloistered all her life, and the hero as though he gave into his desire for her a little too easily? Nevertheless the characters were beautifully drawn and I found myself 'in their corner' even in the face of my misgivings - something that for me definitely denotes great writing!”

jennieadams wrote this review Thursday, September 27 2007. ( reply | permalink )
The Dating Resolution (Harlequin Romance)

by Hannah Bernard
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“I have also read Ally's Sexy Sensation book 'Getting Down To Business', but it's not available for listing. Wish Shelfari gave access to amazon.co.uk as well as amazon.com! Younger feel characters aren't the easiest sell to me, but Ally's storytelling drew me in and I was pleased to see Abby and Flynn find their Happy Ever After. ”

jennieadams wrote this review Wednesday, September 26 2007. ( reply | permalink )
Maggie's Wish

by Sharon Ihle
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“One of the things that intrigued me about this story was the war between the hero's commitment to do the job he had agreed to do, and what his heart wanted. Really enjoyed the book!”

jennieadams wrote this review Tuesday, September 18 2007. ( reply | permalink )
Unlikely Governess, An (Avon Romantic Treasure)

by Karen Ranney
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“Enjoyable! And I had to know that the young duke, Robert, was going to be safe in the end.”

jennieadams wrote this review Saturday, September 15 2007. ( reply | permalink )
Taming the Barbarian

by Lois Greiman
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“I couldn't quite take to this heroine, but the hero had great qualities. ”

jennieadams wrote this review Saturday, September 15 2007. ( reply | permalink )