Review: True to the Law by Jo Goodman

True to the Law by Jo Goodman

True to the Law takes us back to the town of Bitter Springs. We were first introduced to the town and its townspeople in The Last Renegade (which I quite enjoyed). Tru was hired as a schoolteacher by Raine, the heroine of TLR, and has been in town for a few months settling in. Unfortunately [...]

Review: Beauty and the Bounty Hunter by Lori Austin

Beauty and the Bounty Hunter

”I thought I could fix you.” “With make-believe?” “It had worked for me. Why not for you?” This book rocked. I loved the characters. You should read it. The End. …What? Not enough for you? I seldom love characters quite as much as I loved Alexi and Cat. It seems like more often than not [...]

Review: The Last Renegade by Jo Goodman

The Last Renegade Jo Goodman

*sigh* This author remains one of my absolute favorites. She can write the hell out of a book. I read her work and feel like she values my intelligence as a reader. (She doesn’t know me from Adam, but just roll with it) She doesn’t feel the need to shove things in my face to [...]

Review: Texas Bride by Joan Johnston

Texas Bride - Joan Johnston

Miranda Wentworth never imagined becoming a mail-order bride. Now marriage to a stranger is her only hope of finding a home where she and her two younger brothers can escape the brutality of the Chicago orphanage where they live. With any luck, she can even start a family of her own, once the three of [...]

Review: Cowboy Come Home by Janette Kenny

Cowboy Come Home

I’m back…the resident Cowboy Expert here at FVBR. Sophia always knows how to tempt me with a book – it either has a cowboy on the cover or “cowboy” in the title. Sadly, Cowboy Come Home just didn’t work for me. I kept with it until page 220 (out of 379) when I finally gave up. [...]

Review: Kissing Comfort by Jo Goodman

After finishing this book, I can say with all certainty that it has been much too long since I read a Jo Goodman. I enjoy the current offerings in Historical Romance, but sometimes I long for something a little different. That’s where Jo Goodman comes in. Twisting plots, clever dialogue, subtle characterization…it all works so [...]

Review: Bloodlands by Christine Cody

Bloodlands

I finished this book last night and I’m still conflicted. I honestly don’t know whether I liked it or not. It’s one of those grey books that leaves you with murky feelings and makes you wonder if you should check out the next book before you make up your mind. I found this book really [...]

Review: Texas Blue by Jodi Thomas

Texas Blue (Whispering Mountain #5)

Do you know what this book made me realize?  I don’t seem to read any Westerns.  The last Western Romance I can remember reading was Never Love a Lawman by Jo Goodman back in 2009, and that was only because I buy pretty much whatever she writes.  Before that?  Your guess is as good as [...]

Joint Review: Saddled and Spurred by Lorelei James

Saddled and Spurred (Blacktop Cowboys, #2)

Today Samantha and I are talking about Saddled and Spurred by Lorelei James. Since this is a book chat the following may be considered slightly spoilery. We’ve tried not to reveal anything key that would ruin the book for anybody, but everyone has a different opinion about what a spoiler is so keep that in mind [...]

Short And Sweet Review: Cowgirls Don’t Cry by Lorelei James

Cowgirls Don’t Cry by Lorelei James Paperback: e-Book Publisher: Samhain Available: November 9, 2010 Genre: Contemporary Romance – Western Source: Purchased by reviewer Reviewed by: Sophia (FV) Jessie McKay has accepted her marriage to Luke McKay wasn’t perfect. After two years of widowhood, she’s ready to kick up her boot heels—until Luke’s younger brother shows [...]