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Night Call

by: Radclyffe

October 01, 2008

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The Well of Loneliness (Virago modern classics)

by: Radclyffe Hall

April 29, 1982
Radclyffe Hall was an amazingly perceptive person who was born not only in the wrong body but the wrong era... This classic book is an absolute must for anyone confused about their sexuality. There is a reason why it is referred to as "the lesbian bible"...!! Without a doubt the inspiration for this book was Radclyffe Hall's own real life experiences interspersed with her own fantasies-on this occasion reality/fantasy work..!! NOT recommended in real-life..!!

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Fated Love

by: Radclyffe

July 06, 2005
I was quite shocked to see that no one has written a review for this book to date and I felt compelled to write something.

Having read all of Radclyffes books and enjoyed them all - I want to marry Reece from the Province Town Series :-)
I feel that Fated Love is again another excellent easy read from Radclyffe.
The characters of Honor and Quinn are very likeable (and very sexy - especially Quinn - I kinda like the tall, dark, brooding kind of heroine)
The story is carefully woven and well paced and you do get drawn into the lives of Honor and Quinn and those around them and you find yourself hoping that Honor will take the risk to love again as Quinn is perfect for her.
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Honor Bound

by: Radclyffe

January 31, 2006
Cam and Blair are two strong women in the process of understanding and accepting the strength of their feelings for each other. The process is complicated by the fact that one of them is the daughter of the US President, and the other is the head of her secret service detail. Politics, passion, fear, romance, and some steamy love scenes…Radclyffe characters are totally believable. You will fall in love with Blair and Cam.

'Honor Bound', the second book in Radclyffe’s “Honor” series does not disappoint.

Secret Service Agent Cam Roberts is once again put in charge of the security team guarding the US President’s Daughter, Blair Powell. They had finally become lovers after Cam took a bullet meant for Blair.
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When Dreams Tremble

by: Radclyffe

January 31, 2007
Just get this book and read it.
Especially before you go to bed...
Highly recomend

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Passion's Bright Fury

by: Radclyffe

September 30, 2006
This is definately one of my favourite authors and certainly one of her best books (I've read about 9 of her books in the space of 3 weeks and that's only because i'm trying to pace myself!)

The characters in Passion's Bright Fury are well developed and believeable from the dark and brooding Saxon Sinclair to the fiery and independant Jude Castle. The book is so well written I read it in a day, the spark literally flew off the page! I'd definately recommend this one and any of her other books.

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Word of Honor (Honor (Bold Strokes Books))

by: Radclyffe

July 02, 2008
This is definately one of my favourite authors and certainly one of her best books (I've read about 9 of her books in the space of 3 weeks and that's only because i'm trying to pace myself!)

The characters in Passion's Bright Fury are well developed and believeable from the dark and brooding Saxon Sinclair to the fiery and independant Jude Castle. The book is so well written I read it in a day, the spark literally flew off the page! I'd definately recommend this one and any of her other books.

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Innocent Hearts

by: Radclyffe

September 30, 2005
This book is a lovely romance brought to us by a brilliant writer. Thank you Radclyffe. I was engrossed in the story right from the first page. The two heroines were both so very innocent in matters of the heart. Although I wanted to read this book quickly to find out whether Jessie and Kate would find true love and happiness, at the same time I wanted to savour every last page of it.
What a dilemma!
When I had finished this book, I realised that Radclyffe had written a sequel. Promising Hearts. Well, needless to say, I was straight on Amazon ordering it.
All together an excellent book.

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Above All, Honor

by: Radclyffe

September 23, 2004
Radclyffe is an author of the finest order and as far as I am concerned be more famous than danielle steele!!

This is the first book in the 'Honour' series and certainly does a fantastic job of getting you hooked.
It's pacy and gripping but still manages to contain lots of angst and romance for all us sappy women/girls (even sappy men if they happen to exist! :) ) out there.

There's a good balance between the personal lives of the characters, their relationships as well as the good guy- bad guy thriller aspect.

A great read, just make sure you don't have anything important to do for a few hours (or days!) when you pick it up.

Enjoy..

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Storms of Change

by: Radclyffe

October 31, 2006
Amidst war abroad and upheaval at home, Reese Conlon and Tory King face their gravest challenge to their life together. Can love and passion survive the unforgiving storms of change?

In the continuing saga of the Provincetown Tales, Reese Conlon's obligations to family and country are put to the test as war engulfs the Middle East, while her partner Tory King must chose between her career and motherhood when her family is disrupted. While friends and family struggle with the fears and uncertainties of a world in strife, the small seaside town is rocked by a series of crimes that suggest newly arrived real estate entrepreneur, Ricarda Grechi, may have connections to more than just the business world. State Police Detective Carter Wayne intends to find out. ... Read More: