Deborah Cooke: Author

Tag: review

  • Reviews for the Dragons of Incendium

    On Friday, Sandy at the Reading Cafe posted reviews for Nero’s Dream and Wyvern’s Prince. What a wonderful way to start the weekend. Here are some of the good bits! “NERO’S DREAM is a short story that runs parallel to the events of book one-Wyvern’s Mate-revealing some of the background information not previously explored in…

  • Review of The Last Highlander

    I don’t usually post on Saturday, but Eileen’s review is worthy of an exception. She’s posted a five-star review of The Last Highlander on her site, BookTalk with Eileen, and it’s a rave. Here’s a good bit: “I’m partial to time travel.  I mean, after all, what is better than experiencing the real thing instead…

  • Fabulous Audiobook Review for The Frost Maiden’s Kiss

    There’s a wonderful new review of the audiobook of The Frost Maiden’s Kiss at Rabid Reads this morning. This is pretty much the best way to start a day, in my opinion. 🙂 Here’s a snippet: “The Fae aspect of this book wound through the story in different ways, all the while taking a backseat…

  • A New Review for The Scoundrel

    The Book Review blog posted a new review yesterday for The Scoundrel, my action-adventure medieval romance which is #2 of the Rogues of Ravensmuir trilogy. Here’s a good bit: “Medieval is one of my very favorite historical romance sub-genres, and I have been in the right mood to immerse myself in ancient times that are…

  • New Audio Reviews

    I have some new audio reviews to share with you, for my Champions of Saint Euphemia series. This medieval romance series is set during the Crusades and features a company of knights on a quest to deliver a treasure from Jerusalem to Paris. They find adventure, danger and love on their way. The audiobooks are…