December 2008
RT 4 1/2 Stars Top Pick
January 2009
RT 4 1/2 Stars
December 2009
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Seasoned romance writer Sinclair (Into the Mist) sends an accident-prone angel to earth in this holiday heart-warmer. After Dora overpolishes a fellow angel's halo and sends another tumbling off a cloud, she begs to become mortal. Her superior angel grants her wish, but only until Christmas, assigning her to act as a nanny to six-year-old orphan Penny and help Penny's uncle, Tony, learn how to love again. Lighthearted humor is interspersed with romance as Dora learns how to drive and cook and earns the affection of her charges. While the burgeoning romance between Dora and Tony is intense, their physical relationship is gently glossed over, a feature that will appeal to many readers of holiday fare. Sinclair's smooth, succinct writing and memorable characters will keep readers engaged all the way to the charming twist conclusion. (Dec.)
~~Publishers Weekly
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. . an enchanted tale of love, courage, hope, faith,
heartbreak and trust in a small village where time
is relative and miracles can happen . . . a beautiful
story of the human spirit... a must-read for fans
of romance and paranormal literature ... who need
their spirits lifted . . .
~~Romantic
Times, 4 1/2 Gold Top Pick
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. story of love and healing . . . no doubt of Ms. Sinclair's
ability to capture . . . internal emotional battle
~~ Affaire de
Coeur
FIVE HEARTS!
Oh, I just love these stories. I love the entire concept
of the story.
~~ The Romance
Studio
Sinclair
(A Question of Love) sketches out her characters thoroughly
. . . their pain and love is tangible.
~~ Publisher’s
Weekly
Marge Smith's
wonderful ability to bring both her characters and her readers
alive with her stories is a Disneyland-type magic the young
at heart will enjoy over and over again. Her captivating
stories and gutsy but vulbnerable characters leave me with
only one regret—that the book hadn to end.
~~Anne Marie Duquette
Harlequin American Romance®
Eight
Men and a Lady is full of wonderful, sensitive
characters and fun. Sinclair has a great sense of
humor that shines through in dialogue and crazy mishaps.
~~Affaire de Coeur (4
1/2)
...fast-paced,
fun and sensual. ...characters are rich, believable
and full of life. If you want a fun, good read, remember
this book...and remember the name Elizabeth Sinclair—I
predict all her books will be keepers.
~~AOL Online
Reviewer
I loved this
sensitive romance with its fragile characters and rewarding
conclusion.
~~Rendezvous
Reviewer
Elizabeth
Sinclair makes an auspicious debut with Jenny's
Castle, an emotional story that tugs at the heart
strings.
~~Diana Whitney
Hinz
Silhouette Intimate Moments®
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