Here’s a wrap-up of Sweet Savage Flame’s posts in the month of April 2024.
Tag: old school romance
March 2024: Monthly Wrap-Up
Here is Sweet Savage Flame’s wrap-up for March 2024, featuring links to our articles, romance reviews, and Covers of the Week posts. March 2024 Posts It’s a new month! For your convenience, we’ve created a wrap-up of Sweet Savage Flame‘s posts in March 2024. Romance Book Reviews Posted The following list consists of the romance…
Covers of the Week #155: Regency Easter by Zebra Books
Our Covers of the Week celebrates Easter Week with Zebra Regency Romances that showcase the elegance of Regency England combined with the bright colors of Easter.
Historical Romance Review: Bandit’s Embrace by Georgina Gentry
Bandit’s Embrace by Georgina Gentry is part of “The Durango Family” sub-series and the “Panorama of the Old West” series. 3.5 Stars
February 2024: Monthly Wrap-Up
It’s a new month! For your convenience, we’ve created a wrap-up of Sweet Savage Flame’s posts for last month, February 2024.
January 2024: Monthly Wrap-Up
Sweet Savage Flame’s January 2024 wrap-up includes a list of our posts, including romance book reviews, articles, and favorite book covers from the past month.
Covers of the Week #131: Steve Holland
Sweet Savage Flame’s Covers of the Week #131 showcases some vintage romance novel covers featuring the legendary model Steve Holland.
Historical Romance Review: Comanche Cowboy by Georgina Gentry
Comanche Cowboy by Georgina Gentry follows the captivating journey of a man and a woman against the backdrop of the Old West. With its well-developed characters, sensual love scenes, and typical genre action, fans of Western romance will want to read this one. 4.5 Stars
Romance Round-Up: Our January Book HaulÂ
Sweet Savage Flame’s book haul for January includes rare historical romance novels and insightful non-fiction books.
Covers of the Week #130: Aleta Jenks-Rafton
Sweet Savage Flame’s Covers of the Week #130 features romance books from the 1990s and early 2000s with artwork by the talented artist Aleta Jenks-Rafton.