Review:This is the story on which the motion picture was based. The film is absolutely true to the story, even to using the same dialogue at times. I had actually seen the film first and been so impressed that I wanted to read the story.

Make sure you read the story also. It demonstrates the same passion and love and loss as the film. It also demonstrates the same fear and inability to let go and grab all that life offers.

My hat off to Annie. I am also a writer and I wish I had half her ... Read more

Review:A great change to read historical MM. Loved it. Keira is new to me, but it won't be my last read :) This book had it all; the characters, the descriptions, the romance, the intrigue. Enjoyed it tremendously! Read more

Review:Review by Karen, posted at ScuttlebuttReviews

This is not an unbiased review. I love KJ Charles’ writing; how she combines strong plotting, rounded characters, romance, sex with a healthy dose of humour, and playfulness.

My anticipation was so high regarding Think of England; it seemed tailor-made: the Edwardian Era is one of my favorite historical periods, any book with a Jewish MC gets my vote, and I write poetry. When I started reading ‘grown-up’ books that weren’t for school, I... Read more

Review:I have literally just finished reading this book.

My thoughts, when I finished the last sentence: "That was lovely!"

There were a few laugh out loud moments, some "awww!" moments and a lot of good intentions all around.

Thoroughly enjoyable and highly recommended lighthearted reading :-) Read more

Review:I loved this book the story was just so relatable of what you feel
When you are barely coming out in high school, the way you feel when you like someone. Got me teary eyed at the end. You are amazing charlotte thank you Read more

Review:This book was well written and definitely kept my interest. I learned a lot more about World War I, probably more than I ever wanted to know. Be in a good mood when you read it. It is definitely a heavy book and can be very depressing. Read more

Review:I loved the combination of sweet romance, humor, and a bit of feistiness in this story. There's some angst but not as much as there could've been and that worked well for me. It's what I would call a comforting read, where you just get immersed in the story, get transported to a different world. I think Felix's story is still my fave in this series, but this one is a close second. Read more

Review:Felix is shy and studious. His academic interests take him to an island in Europe where he meets another visitor to the castle Felix is studying. What Felix does not know until much later is the man he meets is the Crown Prince of Liorland, Lio. The main conflict in the story is how will a future king be in a relationship with a man when there are so many expectations that come with the role he was born to have.

Lio is very down to earth for a royal. He's kind, generous, and thoughtfu... Read more

Review:With his thirtieth birthday looming, Jamie Fielding questions where his life is headed. Ending yet another relationship, Jamie begins to feel like there is something just out of his reach where relationships are concerned. While adding more ink to his body, Jamie converses with Jeremy at the Hard Ink Tattoo studio. During their conversation, Jeremy gets Jamie thinking about where his sexual preferences lie.

As one of the Masters at Blasphemy, Alex McGarry knows a thing or two about sexual... Read more

Review:Hartley is devastated by the damage to get catamaran from a storm..needed for her business she meets Jonathan and Cruz, who are willing to help with repairs. What she did not know was that these two hot men stole her affection and have her feelings and didn't know existed. Jonathan and Cruz are Masters at Blasphemy Club and teach Hartley that all things are possible when your heart let's go!!!! Read more