Dana Taylor

Time Travel Tribulations

Revisado: 09-27-23

It took a while for the story to gain momentum. But it ultimately grabbed me with the characters and contrasts of a difference 130 years can make. And how much further the world has to go for creating a kinder civilization. Will read more in the series.

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Another excellent adventure

Revisado: 07-23-21

Sorry to see the series end. I love Ms. Bourne’s style. Kirsten Potter does an excellent job of managing the character voices the ironic narration. I hope JB is continuing to write. Her books are a major cut above the rest of the genre.

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Searching for the real traitor

Revisado: 05-26-21

Another engaging tale in this series. Jess Whitby is brilliant, but vulnerable. Sebastian, a wonderful romance novel hero combo of strength, devotion, and consideration. I love Bourne’s style and will be sorry when I’ve exhausted her tales. Excellent narration.

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Love the Series

Revisado: 04-27-21

I’m treating myself to a new story every few weeks. Pax and Cammie’s story kept me as engaged as the others. I especially enjoy Bourne’s interesting turns of phrases and descriptions. She never goes for the cliches. Her loves scenes are filled with passion more than body parts. The pithy family sayings at the beginnings of each chapter were a nice touch. Grand intrigue and adventure. Love it.

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A rousing adventure and romance

Revisado: 02-28-21

I saw this on someone’s top romance picks and hunted it down. Really enjoyed it. Not your usual Regency with the society blah, blah, blah. There was some actual history here and worthy adversaries with the h/h. Kristen Potter did an excellent narration, giving light accents where needed. Planning on following up with more from Joanna Bourne.

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Still one of my favorites

Revisado: 01-01-21

Some books just stick with you. No Place Like Home is such a beautiful gem. The descriptions are paintings in the mind. I appreciated hearing it come alive after so many years since I read it. A lovely tribute to family, forgiveness, and love.

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Not your usual regency

Revisado: 11-12-20

Enjoyed this wrap up to the series very much. I liked the growth of so many characters throughout the series, especially Lord and Lady Fairchild. All the characters have human foibles to overcome. Didn’t miss steamy sex scenes usually so repetitive in the genre. Clever dialogue and engaging plot. Laura and Jasper are a fun couple. Will look for more from this author and narrator.

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Doing the SEP Happy Dance

Revisado: 06-13-20

Classic SEP material with the force-the-couple-into-the-same-house structure. Good character development, snappy dialogue, and engaging small town characters. SEP takes on women’s health issues and empowerment through her midwife leading lady. All in all, a feel good, satisfying story. Nicole Poole brings it all to life very well.

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Entertaining and enjoyable

Revisado: 06-08-20

A cut above the usual Regency with good character motivation, dialogue and sensual scenes that create the mood without getting crass. Excellent narration.

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An engaging take on a familiar theme

Revisado: 05-27-20

I enjoy the elegant writing style of Mimi Matthews. She writes engaging characters with strong motivations. The romance elements are strong without being crass. Justine Eyre delivers both male and female characters with strength and grace. This novella with the Beauty and the Beast theme is enjoyable.

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