Kisses and Corsets: Delcinia Diaries Book Five by Dania Vos is a sizzling romance about the budding relationship between Akira Hayashi and Trevor Jones. Akira, better known as Kiki, is the Lead Darling for Delcinia. As if her choice in her career isn’t enough cause...

In this apocalyptic world, where the undead stalk the streets in search of human flesh, survival is a constant struggle, and trust among the living is just as dangerous as the threat of the dead. Renee has seen her fair share of death during these...

Kissing Toads by Danissa Wilson is an engaging exploration of the quest for love through the metaphor-laden journey of kissing toads to find a prince. Set against the vibrant backdrop of the late 20th century, the story follows Annie, a young woman whose romantic misadventures...

Kat Girl by Sarah Lahey is a contemporary romance novel set in Australia, following the story of Kathleen McDermott and Liam Wolf. After facing a coup in her previous role as CEO of Volt Construction, Kat embarks on a fresh start as a Heritage Consultant....

I love a good, well-written or well-told historical romance, whether it is a book or a movie. There is something about them that makes them easy to read and leaves me with a feeling of satisfaction. The world can be a terrible place, but romance...

Key Change by Barbara Valentin is a wonderful romance that involves music, writing, newspapers, coming back from a horrible situation and not falling down the well but changing the situation into something good. Sara, the main character, is working for the Gazette as a music...

Kat's Law by Samantha St. Claire is an 1888 western romance and much more. Katherine has become a doctor during a time when women doctors are not well received. Dr. Katherine Meriwether, Kat, returns home to Snowberry in the Idaho Territory before starting her...

I was drawn into Kitty McKenzie by Annemarie Brear from one of the first sentences in the first paragraph. “Below two weighty men filled the back of the wagon with furniture.” You think, “Oh the family is moving.” You are right, but not in the...