Montana Wishes by Amy Vastine is the second book in the Blackwell Sisters series. I read it as a stand-alone, but I think that if I’d have read the first book it would have been better because it set the background for the series. There are five books in the series […]
Montana Welcome by Melinda Curtis is the first book in Harlequin’s Blackwell Sisters series and a Fantastic kickoff to a new series! Lily Harrison is a runaway bride. Just in the nick of time her, until now, unknown grandfather Elias “Big E” Blackwell sweeps into the church shortly before her […]
His Brother’s Bride by Amy Vastine in the Stop the Wedding! Series. It was well written, interesting, and had a great storyline. The characters were developed and were easy to connect with. I had never read any of this author’s books, but I would read more of her books since this […]
A Match Made Perfect by Anna J. Stewart is the eighth book in the Butterfly Harbor. I am new to this author and series but enjoyed getting to know the characters and the small town. This was a second chance at love story for two people who were in love […]
Always the One by Tara Randel is an interesting story about love lost and found again. Once Upon A Time Hannah Rawlings and Derrick Matthews were much in love and planned to get married. But something happened on their way to a Happily Ever After. A big something! Hannah and […]
Lassoed by the Would-Be Rancher by Melinda Curtis is the author’s fourth book in her Mountain Monroe series. I have been captivated by the premise of this series; a grandfather leaving the town of Second Chance to his grandchildren to revitalize as well as spurning them on to believe in themselves […]
A Child’s gift by Linda Warren is about a young boy Dusty and also about Rico and Anamarie. Dusty is left alone after his grandmother passes away, Anamarie was caring for him while his mother is away. Rico is given custody of him temporarily. Will he be able to care for him […]
Her Family’s Defender by Kim Findlay: I always enjoy reading books by authors whose work I have not yet read, and Her Family’s Defender by Kim Findlay was no exception. Ms. Findlay weaves a touching and enjoyable story about a Stanley Cup recipient hockey player who befriends a single mother […]
Saving the Single Dad by Cheryl Harper really touched a chord deep inside me. I believe because of its theme of “second chances”, and because throughout the story, there was such an emphasis on forgiveness, on really learning who people are beneath the surface- and not judging people by their pasts.
Bachelor Remedy by Carol Ross was an enjoyable and extremely touching and intriguing story. It drew me in first because of the Alaska setting- its’ such a magnificent state. And secondly, because of the medical aspect- I always enjoy stories having to do with medicine and healthcare. Tag and Ally […]