Category: HJ Recommends


REVIEW: Say No More by Liliana Hart
8th Aug / 8 Comments

REVIEW: Say No More by Liliana Hart

In Say No More (Gravediggers #3) by Liliana Hart, Things have always come easy to Dante Malcolm thanks to his privileged upbringing in British society. Looking for a challenge, he found that in living a secret life as the renowned art thief Simon Locke while also forging a career as […]

REVIEW: The CEO’s Nanny Affair by Joss Wood
8th Aug / 2 Comments

REVIEW: The CEO’s Nanny Affair by Joss Wood

The CEO’s Nanny Affair by Joss Wood is the third story in her Ballantyne siblings saga, about a family involved in the jewelry acquisition and design business. I’ve really enjoyed the series to date, and was excited to read this latest story about Linc Ballantyne, the CEO of the family companies.

REVIEW: Hot in the City by Jules Court
5th Aug / 2 Comments

REVIEW: Hot in the City by Jules Court

Hot in the City by Jules Court is the first book I’ve read by this author, but definitely not the last. The characters were intriguing, the writing was great, and it didn’t take me long to become enthralled by the story.

REVIEW: The Flirtation by Tara Sue Me
3rd Aug / 4 Comments

REVIEW: The Flirtation by Tara Sue Me

The Flirtation by Tara Sue Me: Lynne loves being a nanny for Nathaniel and Abby, but she also wants to pursue her own dreams of being a teacher. When the Wests make it possible for her to get her teaching certificate, she decides it’s also time to dive back into the […]

REVIEW: The Pirate and I by Katharine Ashe
2nd Aug / 4 Comments

REVIEW: The Pirate and I by Katharine Ashe

In The Pirate and I (Devil’s Duke #2.5) by Katharine Ashe, Miss Esme Astell journeyed from her family’s farm to London by herself in the hopes that she could one day become a famous perfume maker. With her uncanny ability to pick out scents and pair them up in a […]

REVIEW: Bittersweet by Shirlee McCoy
1st Aug / 6 Comments

REVIEW: Bittersweet by Shirlee McCoy

Bittersweet is the third book in Shirlee McCoy’s Home Sweet Home series. It can definitely be read as a standalone. I haven’t read the previous books about Willow’s sisters, but I enjoyed this one so much that I want to go back and read those, too.

REVIEW: Wildfire by Ilona Andrews
31st Jul / 8 Comments

REVIEW: Wildfire by Ilona Andrews

In Wildfire (Hidden Legacy #3) by Ilona Andrews, Instead of spending her childhood learning how to harness and use her magic, truthseeker Nevada Baylor has spent a lifetime being hidden as much as possible from that turbulent world. With the help of her powerful boyfriend, Connor “Mad” Rogan, she’s quickly […]

REVIEW: Claiming his Pregnant Princess by Annie O’Neil
30th Jul / 3 Comments

REVIEW: Claiming his Pregnant Princess by Annie O’Neil

In Claiming his Pregnant Princess (Italian Royals #2) by Annie O’Neil, Princess Bea di Jesolo and Dr. Jamie Coutts were romantically involved and heading for forever after until Bea decided to put her duty as a princess before her own happiness. Now though, she’s back in Jamie’s life and working […]

REVIEW: Protecting Maria by Nicole Flockton
29th Jul / 3 Comments

REVIEW: Protecting Maria by Nicole Flockton

In Protecting Maria by Nicole Flockton, being the daughter of a mob boss isn’t easy for Maria Moretti, especially when she’s trying to live her own life without having to worry about the danger that surrounds her family. However, when she’s forced to operate on her wounded uncle, she finds […]

REVIEW: The Hunting Grounds by Katee Robert
28th Jul / 10 Comments

REVIEW: The Hunting Grounds by Katee Robert

In The Hunting Grounds (Hidden Sins #2) by Katee Robert, Park ranger Maggie Gaines enjoys her job at Glacier National Park in Montana most days. Okay, so the tourists can drive her a little batty but it’s nothing compared to the stress she was under during her brief time with […]