Category: HJ Recommends
24th Sep / 7 Comments
In Fall into Temptation by Lucy Score, When Gianna “Gia” Decker moves into Beckett Pierce’s guesthouse, she quickly learns a few things. First, her landlord is gorgeous. And not looking for a serious relationship which is fine because neither is she. Second, the residents of Blue Moon Bend are nosy. […]
16th Aug / 4 Comments
In Elizabeth of East Hampton by Audrey Bellezza & Emily Harding, Elizabeth “Lizzy” Bennet should be gearing up to finish her master’s degree at Columbia this fall but instead she’s running the family bakery in her hometown of East Hampton. Again. Even though it irks her to have everything fall […]
13th Aug / 5 Comments
In Enchanted Enough by Kelly Elliott, Flights getting rerouted or delayed are usually an annoyance to most people but in Avery Littlewood’s case, it put her on the path to meeting the man of her dreams. Beck Dahlstrom caught her eye the second she got on the plane. And when […]
29th Jul / 7 Comments
In The Fiancé Dilemma by Elena Armas, You’ve probably heard the adage “always a bridesmaid, never a bride”, right? Well, in Josie Moore’s case it’s “always a fiancée, never a bride” as she’s been on her way to the altar four times unsuccessfully. The last thing she wanted to […]
4th Jul / 8 Comments
15 Summer Later by RaeAnne Thayne: Madison Howell has gone through many years of healing after serious injuries 15 years ago. She skipped college and instead earned a vet tech certificate. She has worked with and become friends with the local veterinarian, Dr. Luke Gentry. Thanks to a bequeath and […]
1st Jul / 7 Comments
In Fated by Sarah Ready, Fiona “Fi” Abry and her brother Daniel have taken their family’s languishing watch business and have nurtured it into a success with untold hours of work. When she’s not in the office, she spends as much time as she can with her wonderful eight-year-old daughter […]
18th Jun / 6 Comments
In The Love of My Afterlife by Kirsty Greenwood, If anyone would have told Delphie Bookham that she would die by choking on a microwave hamburger in her London flat while wearing her most threadbare nightgown, well, okay…given her awkward, humiliating past she wouldn’t be surprised. But dying in her […]
10th Jun / 6 Comments
In Not in Love by Ali Hazelwood, Rue Siebert has spent her adult life so far trying to create stability and consistency after a childhood that was anything but. Even her Ph.D. in chemical engineering–specializing in food nanotechnology–is in direct response to her formative years. Unfortunately, at present, it seems […]
31st May / 8 Comments
In Look on the Bright Side by Kristan Higgins, Dr. Larkby “Lark” Smith’s plan since childhood has been to excel in the oncology field. And now, as a medical resident, she should be well on her way to fulfilling that dream. Instead, she’s shipped off to the ER department with […]
24th May / 5 Comments
In Fragile Sanctuary by Catherine Cowles, Rhodes knows the horrible things she’s been through have shaped her into who she is today as much as the love and support from her found family, the Colsons, has. She tries to face each new day with joy and to always celebrate […]