Review: A biased opinion
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 06 17, 2013
Red Roses Mean Loveis one of the first historic romances I've read and remains one of my very favorites. I urge anyone to give it a try. Callie, the heroine in this novella, was an adorable little girl in that one.  It's been years since Roses was published so I was surprised and extremely happy to hear that an all grown up Callie got her own story. Heart's Desire, although short, is excellent.  Callie returns to the country, before the season, to persuade the boy she grew up with that they belong together.  William fights his desire because he believes he is not good enough for a duchess sister.  A magical mirror, showing pictures of the future, is added to the mix. Loved it!***If by some absolute miracle D'Alessandro reads this review, I beg you to write a novella about the secondary characters Lady Darvin and Adam Straton fromThe Bride Thief. I can't stand to think that the poor abused widow and the magistrate with a serious case of unrequited love don't get their HEA. Please!