Books by Janet Chapman
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review 1: What's not to like about a book that covers so many genres? Janet Chapman writes good stories in her time-travel series. I really like the Hero, Nicholas. The Heroine was not easy to get a handle on...one minute she was over confident and the next minute she was a shrinking vi...
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review 1: Trace and Fiona have a hec of a time figuring out their relationship. However, in the end they manage to work it out blissfully happy.This is a funn novel and Fiona is quite the character and Trace seems to have the patience of a saint.This is the second book I have read of this ...
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review 1: I have yet to read a Chapman book I haven't loved. I started with the Dragon Warrior and have now read all the connected books to that storyline, so I decided to try her Scotish Warriors series by begining at the end lol (her most recently published story) and now I believe I wi...
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review 1: This was a nice anthology. I definitely liked Janet Chapman's "Man from the Moon" best. It had more of an edge to it than her usual work and definitely kept me in suspense. Sandra Hill's "Tomorrow is Another Day" was very much in keeping with her time-traveling Vikings. Veronica ...
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review 1: Pros: This was a fun, entertaining read like what I've come to expect from most of Janet Chapman's work. I enjoyed the hero's means of courting the heroine and especially liked the interaction between Alec and the heroine's protector, Nicholas. There was a nice balance of romance...
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review 1: This book made me ANGRY. The whole. way. thru it. ANGRY. See, apparently (like Catherine Anderson and her dadgum Coulters), Janet Chapman has two clans that she writes about. And if you pick the wrong book, you're coming into the middle of a MESS that will make absolutely no ...
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review 1: Normally I love Janet Chapman's books, but I'm not really liking the Spellbound Falls books for some reason. This book was particularly annoying because I listened to it on Audible. How many times can an author use the word growled to describe a way in which a person speaks. Afte...
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review 1: Even after forty years of marriage, Titus Oceanus finds himself trying to win back his heart and wife, Rana.Rana Oceanus finds that she is still unsure of where she stands in the scheme of things. A mere mortal, married to an immortal who has fought to keep mankind safe, she find...
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review 1: This book starts off really interestingly with an unlikely representative of a self-made millionaire CEO being given his proxy vote to decide which of his three grandsons should have control of his company. There was plenty of snark and twists with the out-of-her-depth proxy not...