Category: HJ Recommends


REVIEW: Shadow Rider by Christine Feehan
5th Jul / 14 Comments

REVIEW: Shadow Rider by Christine Feehan

In Shadow Rider (Shadow #1) by Christine Feehan, Stefano Ferraro oversees his family in their many endeavors which ranges from multi-million-dollar businesses to some less than legal activities meant to keep his neighborhood safe. It is both his blessing and his curse to have been born into a family of shadow […]

REVIEW: The Marine’s Embrace by Beth Andrews
5th Jul / 6 Comments

REVIEW: The Marine’s Embrace by Beth Andrews

In The Marine’s Embrace by Beth Andrews, former Marine Zach Castro finds himself in Shady Grove to ask his half-brother, Kane, for a job. After losing both his right arm and right leg in an IED explosion in Iraq, Zach needs to figure out what to do with his life. […]

REVIEW: The Wedding Sisters by Jamie Brenner
3rd Jul / 8 Comments

REVIEW: The Wedding Sisters by Jamie Brenner

In The Wedding Sisters by Jamie Brenner, Since the day Meryl watched her three young daughters pretending to be brides, with their father part of the play-acting by ‘walking them down the aisle’, she couldn’t wait to plan their real weddings. And with her eldest daughter Meg newly engaged to […]

REVIEW: Capturing The Single Dad’s Heart by Kate Hardy
3rd Jul / 2 Comments

REVIEW: Capturing The Single Dad’s Heart by Kate Hardy

In Capturing The Single Dad’s Heart by Kate Hardy, Nate Townsend is a brilliant surgeon, but being a full-time, single dad is his biggest challenge yet. So he doesn’t need the temptation of beautiful neurosurgeon, Erin Leyton! Erin’s instantly taken with Nate’s daughter. She knows she can help them both—if […]

REVIEW: The Baby Inheritance by Maureen Child
2nd Jul / 7 Comments

REVIEW: The Baby Inheritance by Maureen Child

The Baby Inheritance by Maureen Child: Reed is a successful divorce attorney who learned early on from his own personal experience with his parents that love doesn’t last. With several marriages and partnerships on both his mother’s and father’s sides to prove it, he’s got his hands full with his career, […]

REVIEW: A Gentleman Never Tells by Eloisa James
30th Jun / 8 Comments

REVIEW: A Gentleman Never Tells by Eloisa James

In A Gentleman Never Tells (Essex Sisters #4.5) by Eloisa James, Widow Lizzie Troutt has been keeping herself secluded since her husband’s death. It’s not that she’s been grieving. No, after his lies and the fact that he died in bed with his mistress, she’s more ashamed than anything. So […]

REVIEW: A Rancher to Love by Trish Milburn
30th Jun / 10 Comments

REVIEW: A Rancher to Love by Trish Milburn

In A Rancher to Love (Blue Falls, Texas #8) by Trish Milburn, after being attacked in the one place she’s always felt safe, Leah Murphy decides that she needs to get away. Blue Falls seems like the perfect place, especially with her aunt and uncle as well as her cousin […]

REVIEW: Targeted by Marissa Garner
29th Jun / 3 Comments

REVIEW: Targeted by Marissa Garner

In Targeted (FBI Heat #2) by Marissa Garner, Marissa is an undercover FBI agent in a very dangerous situation. Infiltrating a terrorist cell to stop a bombing, the consequences will be dire if the terrorist plot goes ahead. When Ameen, an unknown to her, appears at the right time and […]

REVIEW: Drive You Wild by Jennifer Bernard
28th Jun / 8 Comments

REVIEW: Drive You Wild by Jennifer Bernard

In Drive You Wild (Love Between the Bases #3) by Jennifer Bernard, Every time Trevor Stark goes up to bat for the Kilby Catfish, he’s in the zone and knows exactly how to intimidate the opposing team. Actually, the left-fielder has learned to intimidate just about everyone over the years, […]

REVIEW: The Girl He Used to Love by Amy Vastine
28th Jun / 6 Comments

REVIEW: The Girl He Used to Love by Amy Vastine

In The Girl He Used to Love (Grace Note Records #1) by Amy Vastine , Faith Stratton and Dean Presley kept their romance a secret from those important to them. But when her best friend, the girl that also happened to be Dean’s sister finally learned the truth, tragedy struck […]