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I don’t think two single consenting adults hooking up are misbehaving all that much

April 29, 2015 by Malin Leave a Comment

3.5 stars Having really enjoyed Along Came Trouble, I wanted to check out more of Ruthie Knox’ Camelot series, and as they are extremely reasonably priced (this, for instance is only $0.99), I went out and bought the entire thing. This novella is a sort of prequel, showing how Amber, Caleb (the hero in Along Came Trouble)’s older sister met her husband Tony. Amber Clark is your quintessential good girl, working as a program director at the Camelot Community Centre, spending quiet nights in the […]

Filed Under: Fiction, Romance Tagged With: Camelot, CBR7, Contemporary Romance, How to Misbehave, Malin, novella, Ruthie Knox

Malin's CBR7 Review No:49 · Genres: Fiction, Romance · Tags: Camelot, CBR7, Contemporary Romance, How to Misbehave, Malin, novella, Ruthie Knox ·
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“He held my hand and it was the hand of the man I had married, lost and found again.”.”

April 18, 2015 by Malin Leave a Comment

In the novella Whisper of Jasmine, dashing explorer and archaeologist Gabriel Starke meets quiet dreamer Evangeline Merriweather at a New Year’s party thrown by their socialite friend Delilah Drummond. While Delilah most certainly intended to matchmake at the party, she had picked out completely different partners for both of them. Instead, Gabriel and Evie are instantly smitten with each other, and over the course of an evening, fall hard enough for each other that they decide to elope to Scotland. There are quite a few […]

Filed Under: Fiction, History, Romance Tagged With: 1920s, adventure, archeology, CBR7, City of Jasmine, Deanna Raybourn, historical fiction, Malin, novella, romance, Whisper of Jasmine

Malin's CBR7 Review No:40 · Genres: Fiction, History, Romance · Tags: 1920s, adventure, archeology, CBR7, City of Jasmine, Deanna Raybourn, historical fiction, Malin, novella, romance, Whisper of Jasmine ·
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Meh.

April 10, 2015 by narfna 7 Comments

This was okay. Not a bad way to spend an hour, but I think I wanted a different story than it ended up giving me. I just never connected with the characters after I realized it was going to be a different story than I thought it would be after reading the first three pages. Here’s how it starts. Violet is a wallflower at a ball on Christmas Eve, when in comes a seriously injured man fresh from being shipwrecked or something. He’s speaking some […]

Filed Under: Romance Tagged With: narfna, novella, once upon a winter's eve, romance, Spindle Cove, Tessa Dare

narfna's CBR7 Review No:57 · Genres: Romance · Tags: narfna, novella, once upon a winter's eve, romance, Spindle Cove, Tessa Dare ·
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Brandon Sanderson goes meta.

April 4, 2015 by narfna Leave a Comment

So the other day, B-Sand just decided to drop this surprise novella on us, and SURPRISE, it was surprising. I downloaded it immediately. I went into it blind, and at first, I wasn’t really very into it. It takes a little bit before you have your bearings enough to realize that no, this isn’t just yet another magical world he’s created with yet another magical system that didn’t seem all that distinct. I was particularly worried when his narrator (a first person narrator) starts talking […]

Filed Under: Fantasy, Science Fiction Tagged With: brandon sanderson, fantasy, narfna, novella, perfect state, robots, science fiction, virtual worlds

narfna's CBR7 Review No:51 · Genres: Fantasy, Science Fiction · Tags: brandon sanderson, fantasy, narfna, novella, perfect state, robots, science fiction, virtual worlds ·
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Mirror, mirror and all that stuff, except ON THE MOON!

February 18, 2015 by narfna Leave a Comment

Once upon a time there was a little girl, a princess, born on the moon. No, not that princess. The other one. The one who grows up to be the evil, baby-killing psychopath who brings a literal plague to Earth and is now using it to control diplomatic relations so she can, you know, take over and stuff. Fairest is a novella-length attempt at a much-needed fleshing out of Levana’s backstory and motivations, Levana being the villain from Meyer’s Lunar Chronicles series. If you haven’t […]

Filed Under: Fantasy Tagged With: Fairest, fantasy, Marissa Meyer, narfna, novella, the Lunar Chronicles, Young Adult

narfna's CBR7 Review No:22 · Genres: Fantasy · Tags: Fairest, fantasy, Marissa Meyer, narfna, novella, the Lunar Chronicles, Young Adult ·
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He’s come undone

February 9, 2015 by Emmalita 3 Comments

I have a stack of books that I am reading and will be reading.  Books I selected specifically for CBR7 and my goal of 52 reviews this year.  My list is heavy on the scifi and fantasy, but romance keeps sticking it’s pretty nose in my list, so another romance it is.  Mrs. Julien kindly lent me Cecila Grant’s novella, A Christmas Gone Perfectly Wrong.  I must read it within 2 weeks, so what am I to do, but quickly read and review? Mr. Andrew […]

Filed Under: Romance Tagged With: Cecilia Grant, novella

Emmalita's CBR7 Review No:9 · Genres: Romance · Tags: Cecilia Grant, novella ·
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