Category: HJ Recommends


REVIEW: Suffer Love by Ashley Herring Blake
24th May / 3 Comments

REVIEW: Suffer Love by Ashley Herring Blake

Suffer Love by Ashley Herring Blake: At a new school, Sam spots Hadley and the connection is instantaneous. But it’s both a curse and a blessing when they’re assigned to a project together because Sam can’t help his attraction, but he has to hold onto an ugly secret between their families […]

REVIEW: Discovering You by Brenda Novak
23rd May / 8 Comments

REVIEW: Discovering You by Brenda Novak

In Discovering You  (Whiskey Creek #10) by Brenda Novak, Widow India Sommers moved to Whiskey Creek to start over a year after her husband was murdered by her ex-boyfriend. While her her five-year-old daughter Cassia is staying with her in-laws, she’s stunned to find out the police have let her […]

REVIEW: Stealing Jason Wilde: A Novel by Dee Ernst
23rd May / 3 Comments

REVIEW: Stealing Jason Wilde: A Novel by Dee Ernst

Stealing Jason Wilde: A Novel by Dee Ernst is an amazingly funny book about friends and the old adage, “What happens in Dune Harbor, stays in Dune Harbor”. This is about what happens when four women take there annual girls week in Dune Harbor, and end up having the adventure of […]

REVIEW: Expecting the Fellani Heir by Lucy Gordon
23rd May / 2 Comments

REVIEW: Expecting the Fellani Heir by Lucy Gordon

In Expecting the Fellani Heir by Lucy Gordon, Ellie can’t help but be sympathetic towards her client, Leonizio Fellani, especially after the bad news she delivers to him that leaves him devastated by his soon-to-be ex-wife’s betrayal. She knows that ending up in the arms of the gorgeous and intimidating […]

REVIEW: Kill or Be Kilt by Victoria Roberts
22nd May / 8 Comments

REVIEW: Kill or Be Kilt by Victoria Roberts

In Kill or Be Kilt (Highland Spies #3) by Victoria Roberts, Lady Elizabeth Walsingham finally has the chance to go to England to be presented in the King’s court, hopefully finding a suitable match. She spent years wishing she could tame Laird Ian Munro, a Highlander who makes most people run […]

REVIEW: I Thee Wed by Celeste Bradley
21st May / 4 Comments

REVIEW: I Thee Wed by Celeste Bradley

In I Thee Wed (Worthington #4) by Celeste Bradley, Orion Worthington has grown tired of being compared to his rambunctious and rather eccentric family, known in Society as ‘those Worthingtons’. So he jumps at the chance to put his scientific mind to good use by becoming Sir Geoffrey Blayne’s new assistant. […]

REVIEW: Never Let You Go by Monica Murphy
20th May / 4 Comments

REVIEW: Never Let You Go by Monica Murphy

In Never Let You Go  (Never Tear Us Apart #2) by Monica Murphy, Ethan is the boy from Katherine’s childhood who saved her from the man who tortured them both, albeit in different ways. He’s been her guardian angel for almost a decade even though they haven’t been in contact […]

REVIEW: Dark Alpha’s Demand by Donna Grant
19th May / 2 Comments

REVIEW: Dark Alpha’s Demand by Donna Grant

  Dark Alpha’s Demand (Reaper #3) by Donna Grant: What I love so much about a great paranormal book written by Donna Grant is that in most cases, the series tend to overlap, so that they are all in some way interconnected to each other. This is the third of the […]

REVIEW: Heart of a Bad Boy by Sugar Jamison
19th May / 4 Comments

REVIEW: Heart of a Bad Boy by Sugar Jamison

Heart of a Bad Boy by Sugar Jamison: Forced to go back to his hometown for his aunt in the hospital, Levi’s only bright spot for the next month is Shelly, his longtime best friend. Cutting all connection to the town, Shelly, the town’s quiet and shy schoolteacher, he could never […]

REVIEW: Recipe for Redemption by Anna J. Stewart
19th May / 7 Comments

REVIEW: Recipe for Redemption by Anna J. Stewart

In Recipe for Redemption by Anna J. Stewart, Abby Manning is a lost cause when it comes to cooking. So, how is she supposed to win a cooking contest in hopes of saving the town’s Inn – the only home her grandmother has ever known — when she constantly sets […]