Category: Blog
18th Sep / 2 Comments
Duty At What Cost? by Michelle Conder: Ava had to attend the wedding of her ex-fiancee. It wasn’t a hardship – she and Gilles had been friends all their lives and they’d never really had a relationship. It was just assumed they’d marry someday, but he found someone to love – […]
18th Sep / 1 Comment
This Fragile Life by Kate Hewitt: OMG! Ladies grab a box of Kleenex and get ready for one of the most moving, most poinent books that I have ever read. This Fragile Life by Kate Hewitt is not your typical HEA. This is a story of the true bonds of friendship, […]
18th Sep / 0 Comments
In Lake Effect by Johannah Bryson, Shelby Aylesworth has loved and lost, now she is afraid of loving again for the fear of loosing it, and so she likes her life with just her faithful collie Norman and living comfortably in Whiskey Island without a worry. Until one morning when […]
17th Sep / 0 Comments
It’s Love, Dude by Jenny Schwartz: Molly Gerogious is a reserved young woman from Jardin Bay, a small town in Australia. She is on the shy-side, but ruthless when it comes to fighting for her community and those who live in it. Molly is the social secretary for the local […]
17th Sep / 1 Comment
A Weaver Beginning by Allison Leigh: Weaver deputy Sloan McCray isn’t sure how long he plans to stay in the small town. A former ATF agent, Sloan is used to staying on the move and not settling down. He has halfway through the lease on his house and his temporary appointment […]
17th Sep / 0 Comments
Leap of Faith (On the Ropes) by Michelle Cary: Ultimate Extreme Wrestling Vixen Lexi Blackwell has been involved with wrestling from the time she could walk. Her dad, Nick Blackwell, is a former UEW megastar and it is because of him that she chose the sport as her career. The […]
16th Sep / 2 Comments
A Deal with Di Capua by Cathy Williams: Rosie had ever been to one other funeral, that of her father – but when she learned of her ex-best friend’s death, she felt they had enough history that she should attend her service. She knew that Amanda’s husband would be there, but […]
16th Sep / 0 Comments
In For The Love of Magic by Janet Chapman, we get Rana and Titus Oceanus’s magical story. We have met Rana and Titus in previous Spellbound Falls books, but For The Love of Magic gives us a close up look at a couple who have been married for 40 years. […]
16th Sep / 0 Comments
In Love’s Little Instruction Book by Mary Gorman, we begin with Denise Johnson throwing a divorce celebration with her friends, and the best way to do it is to throw and break the ugly china given by mother-in-law that she hated. Now that she is rid of her cheating ex-husband […]
15th Sep / 1 Comment
So, Hopeless by Colleen Hoover didn’t start out as good as it could have, in my opinion I found the beginning to be slow. But getting past the first fifty or so pages I was alsmost instantly consumed by Sky and Dean Holder. One of the main things I enjoyed about […]