Hot and Bothered (Hot in the Kitchen #3) by Kate Meader: Jules Kilroy is a single mother, she is the younger sister of the famous Jake Kilroy and Shane Doyle, she has dyslexia, and to top it all off, she is in love with her best friend, Taddeo DeLuca. “In this […]
In Perfect Catch (Boys of Summer #2) by Sierra Dean, Floridian Alice Darling has a lot going on in her life. She is the single mother of a nine year old little girl, looks after her depressed brother, and works as both a waitress and a minor league umpire. Her inquisitive […]
In Carolina Man by Virginia Kantra, Luke is a Marine. It’s what he is, who he is, and how he defines himself. He has never had any plans for marriage, a white picket fence, or children. Luke’s life is thrown into the unknown though when he discovers he has a […]
In The Bad Boy Billionaire’s Girl Gone Wild (Bad Boys & Wallflowers #2.5) by Maya Rodale, Librarian and aspiring author Jane Sparks finds herself in a predicament. Her fake engagement to billionaire, and sexy bad boy, Duke Austen has almost run its course. But she doesn’t want it to end. […]
All Fired Up (Hot in the Kitchen #2) by Kate Meader: Cara DeLuca, the perfectionist, the cold, hard, “Lemon Tart” that everyone refers to her as, only appears perfect. But looks can be deceiving. “I’m Cara and I’m a perfectionist. I manage like noboby’s buiness and I also happen to be […]
Crazy for You by Emma Heatherington: Daisy Anderson is an aspiring actress with no acting rolls on the horizon. Instead she is working at the local shoe store and hating every minute of it. When her plans to go on Holiday with her best friend and flat mate Lorna fall through […]
Where There is Will by Monica Epstein Michelle Loeser heads to London for a job opportunity and a fresh start after her divorce. She isn’t interested in finding love, only in finding herself after a nasty divorce. Using her ex-husband’s Diamond Club membership for anupgrade to first class lands the […]
In The Cottage on Juniper Ridge by Sheila Roberts, Jen Heath is severely unhappy with her life as it currently stands. Working two jobs in Seattle, barely able to enjoy her beautiful new condo, stressed out all the time…something needs to change. After taking time to read the book Simplify […]
The Do-Over by M.K. Schiller is one of the best books I have read within the “relationship of convenience” trope. The plot is fresh, original and funny, in addition to being emotionally charged. The classic nerdy woman winning the hunky guy is at play here as well. There are many […]
In The Chance (Thunder Point #4) by Robyn Carr, Eric Gentry has been given the chance to start a new life in Thunder Point, the town where his teenage daughter Ashley lives. Having only recently found out he was a father, he builds a new business in town, taking over […]