Mills and Boon Novels in general

I can't believe I'm writing this review because any street cred I had has probably disappeared now!!! lol Mills And Boon isn't the sort of book I'd choose to read but a few years ago when I was still in school we did a topic about romance novels and how they fit into the modern world. I read 10 of them in the space of about 3 months and you don't need to list the titles individually because they take on one of 2 formats and that's it. There's always a heroine and a leading man, he doesn't always come into the book until quite a way in so you don't get as much chance to get to know him as you do the woman character in the book. Either ...  Read the complete review

This is a slightly odd one for me to review (I am more reviewing Mills & Boon in general rather than their website, although I did have a sneaky peak and it seems like a pretty well organised site) as I am a man, and this kind of literature is aimed pretty much exclusively at women. I am an English Literature student and am doing a course on Medieval Romance texts, comparing them to modern day romances. As a result, I was given 4 M&B books to read, two "Romance", one "Blaze" and one "Modern". I had to pick them up from my tutor's office in town and on the walk back to the car I actually felt quite ashamed to be seen with ...  Read the complete review