Category: HJ Recommends


REVIEW: Ghost Layer by Robin D. Owens
9th Oct / 1 Comment

REVIEW: Ghost Layer by Robin D. Owens

In Ghost Layer (Ghost Seer #2) by Robin D. Owens, Former accountant Clare Cermak has been enlisted to use her new gift as a ghost seer to help spirit J. Dawson Hidgepath figure out his death and finally move on. She is reluctant to acknowledge her ability, which she inherited […]

REVIEW: Rival’s Challenge by Abby Green
8th Oct / 1 Comment

REVIEW: Rival’s Challenge by Abby Green

Rival’s Challenge by Abby Green is the sixth part in the Chatsfield series and can be easily read as a standalone. Franco Chatsfield agrees to help his sister to remove the latest CEO of Chatsfield hotels. The first step in their plan is making a successful bid in the takeover of […]

REVIEW: The Night Belongs to Fireman by Jennifer Bernard
7th Oct / 4 Comments

REVIEW: The Night Belongs to Fireman by Jennifer Bernard

In The Night Belongs to Fireman (The Bachelor Firemen of San Gabriel #6) by Jennifer Bernard, Fireman Fred Breen couldn’t know ahead of time that his life would change the night he went out for a beer with a fellow firefighter. That was the night he met and rescued Karen, whose […]

REVIEW: The Valquez Bride by Melanie Milburne
7th Oct / 5 Comments

REVIEW: The Valquez Bride by Melanie Milburne

In The Valquez Bride (The Playboys of Argentina #1) by Melanie Milburne, Theodora Marlstone agrees to a marriage of convenience to Argentinean Alejandro Valquez to inherit her rightful inheritance. She never dreamed in her wildest imagination that she would be marrying an outrageously attractive playboy but thanks to her father’s will, […]

REVIEW: Gentlemen Prefer Curves by Sugar Jamison
6th Oct / 5 Comments

REVIEW: Gentlemen Prefer Curves by Sugar Jamison

In Gentlemen Prefer Curves (Perfect Fit #3) by Sugar Jamison, Belinda is now 30, living in her home town and owns a boutique with her friend. She is trying to date again after a long hiatus, but so far none of the men she’s been out with do anything for […]

REVIEW: Captivated by Megan Hart & Tiffany Reisz
6th Oct / 2 Comments

REVIEW: Captivated by Megan Hart & Tiffany Reisz

In Captivated we get not one, but two stellar novellas that are equal in their hawtness: Letting Go by Megan Hart, and Seize the Night by Tiffany Reisz. These stories may focus on completely different types of relationships and situations, but I was impressed with how well they work together, with […]

REVIEW: Keeping Mr. Right Now by Robin Bielman
4th Oct / 4 Comments

REVIEW: Keeping Mr. Right Now by Robin Bielman

In Keeping Mr. Right Now by Robin Bielman, Sophie Birch finally has the opportunity to prove she can handle bigger assignments as an event organizer. Her boss is unable to supervise the film festival in White Strand Cove and Sophie has to cover the event. The only downside is that […]

REVIEW: The V-Spot by Wendy S. Marcus
3rd Oct / 4 Comments

REVIEW: The V-Spot by Wendy S. Marcus

In The V-Spot by Wendy S. Marcus, Emma Masters is gearing up for her twenty-fifth birthday, of which her best friend Sadie is handling all the details. When Sadie talks her into going on a blind date that night, she begins to freak out. Being a bit overweight and having […]

REVIEW: In His Sights by Jo Davis
3rd Oct / 1 Comment

REVIEW: In His Sights by Jo Davis

In In His Sights (Sugarland Blue #3) by Jo Davis, Chris is a police detective in Sugarland. He’s finally back at work after being off for injury and illness, but he’s still not feeling great at all. With unexplained symptoms, he is becoming sicker and sicker. He pushes it aside […]

REVIEW: Breaking the Bro Code by Stefanie London
2nd Oct / 3 Comments

REVIEW: Breaking the Bro Code by Stefanie London

In Breaking the Bro Code by Stefanie London, Col Hillam’s first thought when facing a potential disaster with a work presentation was to enlist the help of his childhood friend (and crush), Elise Johnson. She is the only one who ever understood him and could help him face his fears […]