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Paradise by Judith McNaught

Brought up without a mother and taught to live according to her father���s wishes, Meredith Bancroft has only one dream. Two really. First and foremost, to, one day, be the President of Bancroft and Company, a departmental store chain. Secondly, … Continue reading →

By The Sword by Alison Stuart

A romance novel where, for the most part, the hero and heroine live apart. It being a time when letters were the mode of communication, these two had no idea what happened with the other. Kate Ashley is a young … Continue reading →

Medical Romances

I have often been asked why I say that I specially like to read Medical Romances. Here, I will try answering the same. Following are the reasons: - The doctors and nurses these stories are of, are very passionate about … Continue reading →

She Loves Me, He Loves Me Not by Zeenat Mahal

As usual, Zeenat Mahal comes up with a story that leaves you awed. This is a story of a lawyer and a TV anchor. Zoella had been crushing on her best friend’s brother, Fardeen, for ever since she can remember. … Continue reading →

Meant To Be

Sitting in his office, Huzaifa Saleem was glancing again and again at the woman in the office next door; a glass wall separating them. He knew that looking at Sarah Afridi would bring nothing but heartache. That was still not … Continue reading →

The Paris Connection by Cerella Sechrist

I rate it 4.5 stars. Finding the real deal when you think you have had it all along. Cole comes to Paris after his marriage proposal is rejected and given the position that was intended for both; the woman who … Continue reading →

The Nanny Proposition by Rachel Bailey

I rate it at 4 stars. Born to power, Jenna is undaunted by hard work. Brought up a princess of the royal house of Larsland, she earns a living first as a housekeeper and then a nanny. Liam is a … Continue reading →

Her Vampire Husband by Michele Hauf

I give it 5 stars. When I started the book, I had mixed feelings about it. But as the story progressed, I enjoyed it more and more and it finally made to my list of favourites. As legends go, Vampires … Continue reading →

The Fiancee Caper by Maureen Child

I rate it at 4 stars. What could be a better team than a former world-class thief and a former cop? Hard to think up. Here is that exactly. Two people stand on the two opposite sides of a figurative … Continue reading →

Pretender to the Throne by Maisey Yates

I rate it 3.5 stars. Beauty is not what the eyes see and families have much more than blood in common. Xander knows himself to be not the legal heir to the throne and indulges in the vice of the … Continue reading →