Rosario's Reading Journal

Nope, The Vampire Viscount , by Karen Harbaugh isn't about a Trad Regency author getting on the vampire bandwagon. This is a 1995 book,...

. . . I added the Strangers in the Night anthology to my TBR after hearing raves about the Pam Rosenthal story. I'd also been meaning t...

Patricia Ryan has written category romance, medieval romance and even historical mysteries, as PB Ryan. I remember reading and liking well ...

After reading and being wowed by Anne Perry 's The Face of a Stranger , I immediately started the book that comes next in the Monk seri...

The fourth installment in Marjorie M. Liu 's Dirk & Steele series, A Dream of Stone and Shadow comes in the Dark Dreamers antholog...

As you can see in my post about the results of the AAR Annual Reader Poll, Nalini Singh 's Slave to Sensation was my best read of the ...

Moonlit is my first Emma Jensen book. It's apparently related to at least one earlier book, but it stands alone just fine. Award-winni...

Random pick from my Susan Napier stash: Honeymoon Baby . I winced when I actually took a good look at the cover and read the blurb, but by ...

Settle in, because this will be long. The results for the AAR 2006 Annual Reader Poll were announced yesterday (see them here ), with an ana...

The Pirate Lord ( excerpt, etc. ) is the first in Sabrina Jeffries ' Lord series. I've read the other two (in fact, the book after...

Nalini Singh has created a cool meme for the release of her latest, Visions of Heat . It's a really excellent book (I got an ARC, nyah...

Local Hero is an old Nora Roberts Silhouette Special Edition from 1988. Who was that masked man...? When Mitch Dempsey appeared in Heste...

Candace Camp is an author I rediscovered a few years ago. Back when I first started reading romance I picked up a couple of her books which...

All three books in Sharon Shinn 's Samaria trilogy rated A grades from me last year. Angelica is a bit of an add-on to the series, writ...