Category: HJ Recommends
1st Jul / 3 Comments
In Confessions of a Grammar Queen by Eliza Knight, A lover of words and all things literary, it was only natural that Bernadette Swift earned her English degree from Barnard College and began working her way up the rungs at Lenox & Park Publishing in NYC. Currently she is the […]
19th Jun / 4 Comments
In A Hunger Like No Other by Kresley Cole, Emmaline Troy, half Valkyrie/half vampire, has set out on her own to investigate her origins. Her parents might have passed away years ago but certainly there has to be some information somewhere out there. Paris is where Emmaline finds herself when […]
18th Jun / 7 Comments
The Love Fix by Jill Shalvis: Lexi Clark has been fired from her job and her life is pretty much in shambles. She decides she needs to go back home to Sunrise Cove after her stepsister Ashley tells her the two of them have to hand out envelopes that their […]
11th Jun / 5 Comments
In Love and Other Trials by Ava Miles, When Ariel Holmes’ half-sister Tiffany basically blackmailed her into becoming her wedding planner in order to have the deed to their grandma’s house finally signed over to her, she knew it would be a trainwreck. But Ariel had no idea how many […]
29th May / 4 Comments
In The Arrogant One by Marni Mann, From the moment Sadie Spencer locked eyes with Hart Weston, she knew her world would never be the same. The sparks that fired between them when their hands met on the door to a popular local restaurant was the stuff of romance novels. […]
22nd May / 2 Comments
In It’s a Love Story by Annabel Monaghan, Jane Jackson grew up in the spotlight as a teen actor on the sitcom Pop Rocks. She was the funny, awkward girl. The one who always got into messy dilemmas and had the audience laughing fondly at her gaffs. But over the […]
19th May / 2 Comments
Midwife’s Three-Date Rule by Alison Roberts: Pippa Gordon works as a midwife for the Labor & Delivery department of a hospital in an area near London. She has lots of experience and is able to do many birthing procedures and really only need doctors’ help for emergencies for the most […]
15th May / 4 Comments
In 32 Days in May by Betty Corrello, It would be difficult to explain to someone without a chronic illness just how horrific the past six months or so have been for Nadia Fabiola. Her lupus diagnosis explained the issues she’s been having (and denying) for some time. But it […]
12th May / 5 Comments
In Wild and Wrangled by Lyla Sage, Lawyer Camille “Cam” Ashwood has pretty much given up hope that romance is going to be part of her future. That’s why she agreed to a loveless marriage with a guy her snobby parents actually approve of–as long as it means they’ll leave […]
25th Apr / 3 Comments
In The Wind Weaver by Julie Johnson, Halfling Rhya Fleetwood had been on the run for what seemed like months before she made a lethal mistake and was captured by the same soldiers who burned down her home and village. She knows for a fae like her, being hung from […]