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Review: When She Was Wicked by Anne Barton
13th Feb / 0 Comments

Review: When She Was Wicked by Anne Barton

Anne Barton has written a stunning and heart melting debut in When She Was Wicked  that I highly recommend! Annabelle Honeycote works hard as a seamstress in order to support her sick mother and her younger sister.  Despite the long hours that she puts in it isn’t enough money to pay the rent and […]

Review: Keeping Secrets In Seattle by Brooke Moss
10th Feb / 0 Comments

Review: Keeping Secrets In Seattle by Brooke Moss

Keeping Secrets In Seattle by Brooke Moss is an extremely touching, and captivating look at lifelong friends who struggle to take their relationship to the next level. Violet Murphy has been in love with Gabe Parker since she was six years old.  As teenagers she and Gabe dated for a while […]

Review: Rescue Heat by Nina Hamilton
10th Feb / 0 Comments

Review: Rescue Heat by Nina Hamilton

In Rescue Heat by Nina Hamilton Brigid is an emergency doctor specialized with rescuing patients via helicopter in Australia. She works with a tight-knit group and has a rule not to get romantically involved with her fellow crew members. She comes from a wealthy family and didn’t necessarily grow up seeing […]

Review: All He Ever Dreamed by Shannon Stacey
9th Feb / 0 Comments

Review: All He Ever Dreamed by Shannon Stacey

All He Ever Dreamed by Shannon Stacey is a very beautiful romance story from start to finish. Josh Kowalski has been the one taking care of the Northern Star Lodge. He has always felt like he was left behind without any choices, while his brothers went and made a life […]

Review: Temptation by Kathryn Barrett
8th Feb / 1 Comment

Review: Temptation by Kathryn Barrett

A forbidden romance between a Hollywood actress and an Amish furniture maker. Where socially liberal meets morally conservative – Alrighty you’ve got my attention! 🙂 Temptation by Kathryn Barrett is a strong debut novel, about forbidden love, choices and consequences. Laura moves to Pennsylvania’s Amish country to film her next movie, […]

Review: Stuck on You by Heather Thurmeier
8th Feb / 0 Comments

Review: Stuck on You by Heather Thurmeier

Stuck on You by Heather Thurmeier is a fun and sweet read. Paige Anderson has signed up for a new reality show called Treasure Trekkers in order to spend more time with her best friend.  But to her surprise on opening day her friend Cassidy is nowhere to be found. Nervous […]

Review: Mistaken Engagement by Jenny Schwartz
8th Feb / 0 Comments

Review: Mistaken Engagement by Jenny Schwartz

Mistaken Engagement by Jenny Schwartz: Grace Nguyen gets caught in a love triangle of sorts during a visit home and must find a way to convince her family that everything is fine. She finds out at a family function that someone she is interested in is getting engaged to her step-sister […]

Review: 33 Valentines by Stephanie Monahan
7th Feb / 0 Comments

Review: 33 Valentines by Stephanie Monahan

33 Valentines by Stephanie Monahan is a quick read with lots of quirky humor and honesty. Sophie Parker lives in Boston, working a temp job at a flower shop. She once dreamed of being a singer and pianist but after a series of incidents, all happening in February, she finds herself […]

Review: Marriage With Benefits by Kat Cantrell
7th Feb / 0 Comments

Review: Marriage With Benefits by Kat Cantrell

Marriage With Benefits by Kat Cantrell: Dulciana “Cia” Allende has a proposition for real estate broker Lucas Wheeler: become her husband so she can tap into her trust fund to build a women’s shelter and she will make sure his firm is hired to handle her grandfather’s substantial real estate dealings. […]

Review: The Marriage Campaign by Karen Templeton
5th Feb / 0 Comments

Review: The Marriage Campaign by Karen Templeton

The Marriage Campaign by Karen Templeton by is a contemporary romance with a lot of heart. Blythe Broussard is an interior designer who had an extremely troubled childhood and felt as though she was abandoned by the people who should have loved her most: her parents. The only refuge she had […]