Raine Balkera - Romance Author

alexstoneart - DeviantArt Well, since everyone else is doing it, I figured I may as well, also. I'm really in the mood to write, so there is that. I've gone through my Blog Posts for 2017 and have chosen each of the Romance Novels I rated highly for one reason or another. They are 5 and 4 1/2 star reviews only. Then Came You by Wendy Lindstrom (as an aside, this is a Book Two out of Eight, and although I thoroughly enjoyed this one and Miss Lindstrom's writing, I was startlingly disappointed in Book Six in this series, which wasn't written at all like this second novel in the series. The story itself was interesting and had purpose, but the writing had changed drastically... from thoughtful and educated to slipshod and rushed.) The Fall of Lord Drayson by Rachael Anderson (and I still look forward to reading Books Two and Three in the Tanglewood Series) Intertwine (House of Oak Book 1) by Nichole Van (also still anxious to...

(Author Note:  I did NOT intend to make it sound, via the Title of the LinkyLink, like MY novels are what I re-read, adore most, and feel are the best out there. No, no, no! I simply wrote the wrong thing down in the wrong box on the Linky Tool thingamajig. My bad! Do hope you'll forgive me for being a klutz, but it is 2 a.m. for heaven's sake.) Welcome, again, to Week 25 of the 52-Week Blog Challenge , sponsored by MFRW.org. This week, we're asked to list Our Favorite Books to Read . I'll assume the TO READ part is there to mean redundancy as opposed to any movie versions? I'd like to begin this challenge by listing a few Classics but do feel compelled to add that this isn't meant to sound literary snob. In no particular order The Old Man and the Sea by Ernest Hemingway Very few authors can actually Take Me There the way that Hemingway can do. I'm hardly interested in Cuban seaports or the African Plain, and yet this novel and T...