Rejar

Now's your chance to read this classic. It's .99 cents at Amazonuntil 10/21/14. Just ignore the new fugly cover and all will be good. Caveat: I wrote this review sometime in 1997. I wonder if I'd still feel the same today? In Dara Joy's 1996 release Knight of A Trillion Stars we were introduced to th......more

Okay, Lilac drove me crazy at times, especially for the first half of the book. The regency setting didn't quite seem to come alive for me, we spent most of the time in Lilac's home. She annoyed me because she was so mean to Rejar for no apparent reason. Rejar was very patient with her but even he s......more

I liked this book even if Lilac (the heroine) irritated me to no end at times. I want a Rejar for myself. He's a Familiar; they have two forms - cat and human. Rejar ends up (via a very heroic act) falling into Victorian England in his cat form. He notices a very sexy human, jumps into her coach and......more

A funny, light time-travel (or would this be scifi since hero also comes from another world?) romance. Heroine is annoying at times, but the banter is funny and sex scenes mostly hot.......more

I love sci-fi romance. This one even had a touch of PNR along with a good dose of an all time favorite of mine, historical romance. So, it had it all. Rejar is a shifter alien who is transported to Recency England. Oh, did I forget to mention it also has time travel? Talk about the whole package. I......more