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Siren Songs | The Reader’s Shelf | November 15, 2012
Print readers easily recognize names such as Lee Child and Bob Woodward. In the audiobook universe, Scott Brick and Katherine Kellgren top the best sellers lists, consistently offering listeners...
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Historical Gems (Balogh, Bourne), Stunning Contemporary (Higgins), Holiday...
IT’S BEGINNING TO LOOK A LOT LIKE CHRISTMAS Although it’s not yet Halloween, Christmas is already in the air—at least in publishing circles, where October has become the month of choice for most...
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Best Books 2014: Romance
Library Journal‘s Romance reviewer Kristin Ramsdell puts the Top Ten Best Romances of 2014 in perspective. Intelligent, talented, goal-driven heroines are the norm in most romances, and those featured...
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The Spy Who Loved Me: Romance and Espionage | The Reader’s Shelf, February...
There’s nothing like a good romance to get the pulse racing and heart pounding (see LJ 2/15/15, p. 77 for LJ’s Romance column)—even more so when the danger and intrigue of espionage are added to the...
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Love at First Read: Romance Debuts | The Reader’s Shelf, February 1, 2016
Romance, at its giddy outset, is about beginnings. It is then fitting to read debuts concerning love in preparation for Valentine’s Day. In the charming modern romp Ally Hughes Has Sex Sometimes...
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