Carnal Innocence | Romance Reading Challenge #1 | Honest Review

My honest review of Carnal Innocence, by American author Nora Roberts. This reading came aboug as part of the romance reading challenge thrown by author Janny Wurts.

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Janny's challenge list consists of:

Carnal Innocence by Nora Roberts - set in the south, surrounding a murder, exquisitely well written and beautiful character work woven into an evocative setting.

Tell Me No LIes by Elizabeth Lowell - plot revolves around Ancient Chinese Art/reads like a thriller - my FATHER loved this one.

Flowers From the Storm by Laura Kinsale - quaker woman whose father shares advanced mathematics with a spoiled, rich aristocrat....who suffers a stroke in a time period when the treatment for brain injury bordered on horrific....this book was a major award winner, again, with well done historical setting and exquisite character work.

Black Silk by Judy Cuevas - if you love brilliantly stunning prose and incredible setting and character work - this book is just gorgeously done, and the character interaction - absolutely top notch.

Prefer to read INDY? Check out Krista Ball's novella, Spirit Caller, set in Nova Scotia with all the color and local flavor of the region, and Rachel - a modern woman with opinions and humor and a zany progressive outlook. The romance unfolds (with a Canadian mounty) over the course of five sequels, and includes a tough, opinionated old woman, Mrs Saunders,- who spikes her lattes and totally won my heart.

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