Books by Annette Blair
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review 1: I a not sure exactly what it is about this series that bugs me. I enjoy it enough to keep going back for the next one. I am getting used to the fashion-based "swears" that struck me as just too cutesy and forced in the first book. Perhaps it is just that the relationships seem...
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review 1: I adored this series. This last installment was my favorite of them all. The series combines everything that I love, vintage fashion, good old fashion romance, paranormal witchery, and a mystery to boot. This series made me laugh at loud, lust over clothes, and pick sides in f...
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review 1: The first half of this book was a bit choppy and I backtracked on several phrases to gain clear understanding. It just didn't flow well from a writing standpoint. The scenes jumped rapidly and at times I couldn't determine which character POV I was reading. Things did improve ...
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review 1: Madeira who is nicknamed Maddie lives in Mystic Falls, Connecticut. Her most important goal for the year is to get her sister, Sherry's, wedding off to a great start. She is redoing the VanCourtland bridal gown which has come down through the family of Sherry's husband. Maddie wi...
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review 1: 3.0 Really.I love this series. I really do. This story, however, I dislike, through and through.Ok. SO I really shouldn't start with the end of the book, but I'm going to start at the end of the book. What the "cape" is going on here? Nick? Seriously? Uggh. This is why I had to s...
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review 1: I wanted to like this - I really did. But it was too cutesy and there were too many "clever" characters for me. The protagonist can "see" the past when she touches vintage clothes. Quite naturally she owns a vintage clothing shop and of course has a detective boyfriend and a g...
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review 1: Ok, let me just start off by saying I liked this book (book #2) of the Vintage Magic Mystery series, more than the first book. I wanted to give it 3.5 stars, but since that isn't an option, alas the four stars. I liked the storyline of this book much more than the first one and...
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review 1: Love the Dragonelli brothers. Very funny. More action then the first two. Wish the other 2 brothers were a little more involved, but when they were it was funny. Fun, easy read. I hope that Jaydun's story is finally told in the next book, I feel like there was a gap between thi...
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review 1: A delightful story! I was reminiscing about old pirate romances from my teen years and saw this in my TBR list. It was just what I needed. Enjoyable characters, light humor, and some "they shouldn't" moments mixed with plenty of "Oh. Yes. They. Did." moments. I liked the writing...
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review 1: As with the last one in this series I felt like I was missing half the relationship. Perhaps the best part of it because what I read was little more than lust and sex. While it was written that there was emotion there it simply didn't feel like it to me.While I managed to finish ...
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review 1: Sitting in a doctor's office gives you plenty of time to read while you're waiting for them to finish up with your child. This morning, it enabled me to finish up this story. I found it to be more annoying than anything else, as it seemed to follow the same pattern as the first...
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review 1: Set in 1881, an Amish community in Pennsylvania. Very well-edited, and very readable! Published as "Thee I Love" in 1999, this novel was recently reissued with this new title. Some would not consider this "Christian literature," and the author issues warnings that tell us it w...
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review 1: This is the second in Annette Blair's Scoundrel series and it does not disappoint! This is the story of Justin and Faith. When Justin is injured in a "carriage accident" Faith is hired but his brother to take care of him. With Faith's help and to Vincent's dismay, Justin start...