In Malibu Rising by Taylor Jenkins Reid, By 1983, the Riva family is the stuff of legends–especially in Malibu. Their father Mick, a world-famous singer, and their mother June had a whirlwind romance in the 1950s which led to them having four beloved children: Nina, Jay, Hud, and Kit. Through […]
The Scot Who Loved Me Gina Conkle is the first book in the Scottish Treasures series and the first book I have read by this author. I loved the cover of the book and the summary of the book looked promising.
Stolen in Her Wedding Gown by Amanda Cinelli is a super exciting start to what I feel will be a fantastic mini-series about three Greek brothers racing each other to the Alter in order to obtain their inheritance from their duplicitous birth-father.
Today it is my pleasure to Welcome author Regina Kyle to HJ! Hi Regina and welcome to HJ! We’re so excited to chat with you about your new release, How Not To Mess With A Millionaire! Hi, Sara and HJ readers! Always a pleasure to be here. Please […]
Today it is my pleasure to Welcome author Amanda Cinelli to HJ! Hi Amanda and welcome to HJ! We’re so excited to chat with you about your new release, Stolen In Her Wedding Gown! Hi Everyone, Amanda Cinelli here! Tell us about the book with this fun little […]
In The Gravedigger’s Son (Charley Davidson #13.6) by Darynda Jones , Private investigator Amber Kowalski is tracking down a demon who killed a couple of locals in Madrid, New Mexico when she comes face to face with her former best friend/boyfriend, Quentin Rutherford. After about five years apart, there’s a lot […]
How to Train Your Earl by Amelia Grey is the third book in the First Comes Love Series. Each book can be read as a stand-alone, but I feel like they are improved by reading books in order. The series is based on three widows who lost their husbands on the […]
Holding On by Stacy Finz is the eleventh book in the Nugget Series, which takes place in the small-town of Nugget. I have not read all the books in the series, but I did read the previous one (Choosing You.) I do suggest reading it first because Joey, who is the […]
In That Summer by Jennifer Weiner, From the outside looking in, Daisy Shoemaker seems to have a charmed life. She and her lawyer husband have a grand home in Philadelphia, their teenage daughter Beatrice goes to private school, and Daisy even has a modest side-business giving cooking lessons. But she’s […]
In a very ‘here and now’ context, The Summer of Lost and Found by Mary Alice Monroe travels through the early period of the global pandemic and manages to avoid the big P in politics as countries globally figured out their best game plan. For the US, and certainly the […]