Books by Samantha Kane
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review 1: 2 stars for this silly regency romance, that wasn’t particularly romantic. I appreciate the author’s effort, but the story lacked depth. The characters were bland. The author tried to make the heroine bold and independent, but she just came off as strange and impulsive. There ...
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review 1: 4 ½ Stars! ~ Swoon! … ah, that Derek! Dark, tortured Derek. What is it about tortured heroes? Oh so yummy! From the beginning of the book, it’s very clear that Derek opposed Ian’s desire to marry; he wants his man to himself. Though during the war, the pair had often shared a wom...
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review 1: You must think of this as an alternate world because there's no possible way this scenario would have occurred in Regency England. A threesome consisting of two men and a woman, all involved with each other including the two men, just didn't happen in high society of the time. ...
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review 1: This is the first book in this series that the men are already lovers. I liked the way they approached Leah, telling her the truth about what they wanted and how they loved each other. I also liked seeing the other characters that showed up in previous books. I also like how m...
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review 1: This book took me a bit longer to read than the last. It was more intense than the others. Full of sacrifice, and grief to mix with the happiness, once Brett, Freddy and Anne finally let themselves be happy. I loved the addition of the letters that Bertie and Brett wrote to An...
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review 1: I enjoy reading Samantha's books. She writes her stories with just the right amount of humor, danger and love. She always develops the best characters. I like watching her hero,Alasdair, who thinks he has everything under control find out he doesn't have a clue. Then her heroine,...
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review 1: The first story, The Gift, irritated me. I don't mind the concept, but I felt it was done very awkwardly. There was too much back-and-forth that I became impatient. Maybe because it was a shorter story, there wasn't as much time to expand on the relationship and it had to be s...
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review 1: Another great book by Samantha Kane. I know I am reading these out of order but they all can be read as stand alone stories.This is the story of one woman who brings realization to two difficult men of their love for each other. She heals them and makes the triad complete.One a...
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review 1: THE DEVIL'S THIEF by Samantha Kane is a sizzling historical romance. #1 in "The Saint's Devils"set in 1818 London. A passionate filled,sensual tale of thievery,deception,romance and love.Oh did I say it was fast paced and filled with passion? When next door neighbor,Julianna Har...
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review 1: Mmmm, let's see. Samantha Kane. Love her work. This one just ....didn't hit if for me. It was good, don't get me wrong. I doubt Kane can tell a bad story, but I gave it a four star review because, well, it just lacked -- for me -- a believable story line. I felt it was rushed too...
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review 1: John Ford is lost. Oh, he knows where he is physically. He is in Mercury, NC, a small town he moved to from LA several months ago. About a year ago, Ford’s long-term partner, Steve, had been killed while on military assignment to Afghanistan. And when multiple lovers – both past ...
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review 1: 3.5 starsAn enjoyable story. It was too short to get into much character development, but what was there I liked. I enjoyed Nick's interactions with Oliver more than with Vanessa, truthfully, but overall, I liked the story. One thing that would have sold me on Vanessa is if sh...
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review 1: 5+ stars! I was not familiar with Ms. Kane's work until I read her short story, LOVE AND WAR: THE BEGINNING, which I thought was extremely well written, especially for a short story. Because I enjoyed LOVE AND WAR so much, I downloaded ISLANDS, and I'm glad I did.I'm a fan of M/M...