Tracey Richardson

Richardson gives us masterful moments of exquisite sensuality (in By Mutual Consent) counterbalanced with frustrating silence or miscommunication from these characters to create heated tension. Throughout this tale, the main characters are compelling and the narrative is filled with passion and poetry. The reader is sure to delight in the spark and sizzle of this tantalizing story.

(The Song In My Heart) was a surprising delight. When I began reading it took me only a handful of pages to become completely captivated by the book. I liked that Richardson introduced personal flaws and fears into the equation because it made everything more believable. Nice work.

Richardson does a great job (with Last Salute) ... Both women grow and change as the story is told. [Richardson]... has done her homework in the vivid descriptions she gives of the Army camp, the terrain, the dust, and the motivation of the soldiers... Last Salute is a powerful book which I truly enjoyed. The love scenes are well done, as are the characters and the story.

(Richardson) writes beautiful, well-formed characters and strong, clever plots that are sprinkled with liberal does of angst and redemption. We read them because they take us to a place we want to be... And like those other books, there are so many delightful elements to The Wedding Party.

This (Blind Bet) is the second of Ms. Richardson's novels I've reviewed. I like her brand of romance. Neither fluffy nor edgy, they strike me as, just right. They are playful and sexy, not silly.

No Rules of Engagement (is) an enduring love story that will linger in the reader's thoughts long after the last page is read. This is Richardson's finest writing.

The romance in The Candidate is intense, captivating and, at times, heartbreaking.