Category: HJ Recommends
25th Oct / 12 Comments
In Christmas in Icicle Falls (Life in Icicle Falls #11) by Sheila Roberts, Muriel Sterling still gets a thrill every time a book she’s written gets published. And her newest release is all about the holidays, its traditions, and the little things that can bring more joy to those around […]
24th Oct / 8 Comments
In Lilac Lane (Chesapeake Shores #14) by Sherryl Woods, Somehow Kiera Malone allowed herself to be talked into temporarily moving from her home in Ireland to the picturesque town of Chesapeake Shores by her beloved daughter Moira. She knows it’s her daughter’s attempt to help Kiera recover from losing her […]
24th Oct / 2 Comments
The Gift (The Amish of Hart County #2) by Shelley Shepard Gray is one of those books that you find yourself plugging your kindle, and then your phone, in, so that you can find out what happens next, regardless of the charge you have left on your device! Shelley Shepard Gray continues […]
23rd Oct / 8 Comments
In Chasing Christmas Eve (Heartbreaker Bay #4) by Jill Shalvis, Author Colbie Albright has finally hit her breaking point. Between her needy family who can’t seem to do anything without her to the pressure mounting to write her next novel, she’s done. So she drops everything and for the first […]
23rd Oct / 4 Comments
Nailed It by Cindi Madsen: Ivy runs from anything that even resembles commitment, which is how she’s still a bartender even though she needs more in her life than making drinks and dealing with drunks. She had a front row seat to how love and relationships never seem to work out […]
22nd Oct / 6 Comments
The Wright Mistake by K.A. Linde: Julia is smart and she’s learned the hard way that depending on a man is a surefire way to heartbreak. She’s also creative, independent, unique, and fiery. She moved to Lubbock to start over years ago as a way to get space and distance […]
21st Oct / 10 Comments
The Inn at Blue Hollow Falls by Donna Kauffman is a novella. Those who have read my reviews of novellas in the past are aware I’m not usually a fan of them, but this isn’t the case here. I loved this one! And if you haven’t read the first book in […]
21st Oct / 8 Comments
In Save a Truck, Ride a Redneck (Southern Eclectic # 0.5) by Molly Harper, Marianne McCready loves her kooky family, but even after four years away at college she’s reluctant to spend the summer back in her hometown of Lake Sackett, Georgia. Helping out with the family businesses, their bait […]
20th Oct / 6 Comments
Sacrifice of the Pawn by Lydia Michaels: Isadora is a simple woman who is born into a family of wealth, power, and privilege. She simply desires for a love to call her own but is forced into putting her life on hold to raise her younger siblings and play the […]
19th Oct / 2 Comments
In Their Pregnancy Gift (Miracles at Muswell Hill Hospital #2) by Kate Hardy, Alex Morgan believes keeping his distance from people will help him deal with the news he’s recently learnt about his biolological father and what it could mean for his future. But the moment his fellow doctor Danielle […]