Category: Review
23rd Mar / 6 Comments
Travis by Mia Sheridan: The thing about small towns is that everyone always remembers the stupid things that you did in the past, and this could not be more true than it is for Travis Hale. But gone is the wayward boy and in his place is the man Travis has […]
22nd Mar / 5 Comments
Right Girl, Wrong Side by Ginny Baird: Two families that have a long-time feud against each other sharing a beach house? The boisterous Machado family and the conservative Hatfield family vacationing together? This book could not be anything but hilarious!
22nd Mar / 5 Comments
Breaking the Single Mom’s Rules by J.C. Harroway: Kat has come home to New Zealand to practice medicine after leaving England behind. She needs to help her parents and have more support for her 5 year old daughter Lucy. She is a single mother since once she told her boyfriend she […]
21st Mar / 13 Comments
In The Mostly True Story of Tanner and Louise by Colleen Oakley, Twenty-one-year-old Tanner’s life changed drastically because of one foolish decision towards the end of her college career. Something that affected her physically while also wreaking havoc on her emotions and mental well-being. Taking a job as a caregiver […]
21st Mar / 5 Comments
Her Man of Honor by Teri Wilson is the first book in the new Love, Unveiled series, and it’s off to a good start. Everly England is a bridal-advice columnist for Veil, a wedding magazine, where she also works with her sister and their friend. Who would be better to have […]
20th Mar / 10 Comments
In Fearless Enough by Kelly Elliott, When Blayze Shaw finds out his father is sending him on a quick run to pick up someone who’s going to write an article about his famous family, he’s not impressed. But when he’s told it’s Georgiana “Georgie” Crenshaw, his first love, he knows […]
20th Mar / 7 Comments
Engaged to London’s Widest Billionaire is Kali Anthony latest instalment in her Behind the Palace Doors trilogy and her exciting April 2023 new release. Sara has been saved a lifetime of misery when her fiancée, the crown prince dies.
19th Mar / 6 Comments
Twisted by Emily McIntire: Set up like a contemporary dark fairy-tale, Twisted follows Princess Yazmin, heir to her father’s fortune as head of Sultan’s Diamonds. And for Yazmin, her charmed life has had patriarchal layers clearly outlined so much so that her father’s dying wish is that she will marry before […]
18th Mar / 6 Comments
Merritt and Her Childhood Crush by Emma St. Clair and Jenny Proctor is a funny heartwarming book about getting a second chance at love with your childhood crush. The characters were funny, solid, and amazing. The story was cute, captivating, and entertaining. This is the story of Merritt and Hunter.
17th Mar / 9 Comments
In The Good Luck Cafe by Annie Rains, 911 dispatcher Moira Green’s world gets turned upside down when the town council makes plans to demolish her mother’s bakery to make room for a much-needed parking lot. This pits her against mayor Gil Ryan.