Category: HJ Recommends
21st Apr / 8 Comments
In Something More Than This by Barbie Bohrman, Sports journalist Katy Lewis is hitting her stride at work with the upcoming football season on the horizon. With her best friend and roommate Mimi’s antics keeping her entertained and her other best friend, her boss, Dylan grilling her with sports trivia, […]
21st Apr / 6 Comments
Her Kind of Man by Elle Wright is a refreshing romance that begins with trust and friendship. Allina has loved her friend Kent for a while, but he’s made no moves for her to think he reciprocates her feelings, so she moves on with Isaac. Isaac is a minister who […]
20th Apr / 10 Comments
Love, Alabama (Alabama #2) by Susan Sands is the second book in the Alabama series, but it reads like a stand alone book. This is a book about secrets, finding love, fighting for what you believe and is just a really good feel good book. This is the story of […]
19th Apr / 18 Comments
In Love of the Game (Stardust, Texas #3) by Lori Wilde, Major league pitcher Axel Richmond is nursing his injured shoulder wondering if his career is over when Dallas Gunslingers physical therapist Kasha Carlyle offers him a lifeline. She believes she can help him heal without radical surgery, getting him […]
18th Apr / 10 Comments
In Ride Hard (Raven Riders #1) by Laura Kaye, As President of the Raven Riders MC, Dare Kenyon gladly puts his life on the line to protect his brothers and those who come to the club in need of help from abusive situations. Knowing only too well how […]
17th Apr / 8 Comments
Wild Man’s Curse (Wilds of the Bayou #1): Susannah Sandlin sets the pace and the plot of Wild Man’s Curse with a prologue hinting at mystery, danger, curses and death in Whiskey Bayou. She pulled me right in and I kept reading! With great descriptions the setting was vivid, and I […]
16th Apr / 2 Comments
In Billionaire Without a Past by Carol Marinelli, Nikolai Eristov lives by one rule: never look back. The inscrutable tycoon has buried his past so deep that, to the outside world, the only thing driving him is his personal chauffeur. Until Nikolai meets elegant ballet dancer Rachel Cary at a […]
15th Apr / 10 Comments
In Listen to Me (Fusion #1) by Kristen Proby, Addison ‘Addie’ Wade is happy to call herself a successful businesswoman after opening restaurant Seduction with her four best friends. Too bad her love-life is limping along after one too many bad boys have used her as a doormat. So when she […]
15th Apr / 5 Comments
In Castle in the Sand by Jeannie Moon, Tony, Crown Prince of Marinborough has always been the good son. With a military background and now a trade representative, he struggles to find a balance between his royal life and a ‘normal’ life. Expectations as a royalty are high, especially from […]
14th Apr / 14 Comments
In The Obsession by Nora Roberts, Naomi Carson started her life off as Naomi Bowes, the daughter of the local church deacon, with a loving mother and a sometimes bratty younger brother, Mason. But at the tender age of eleven she learned that you never really know the people […]