Category: HJ Top Pick!
29th Nov / 1 Comment
In The Siren (The Original Sinners #1) by Tiffany Reisz, Author Nora Sutherlin has approached Royal House Publishing about the new book she is writing. She wants an editor who will lay it all out there on the table and not be shy in their opinion. In other words, Nora […]
28th Nov / 12 Comments
Twisted by Cari Quinn & Taryn Elliott: Sex, Drugs, and Rock & Roll. That’s the saying, right? Yeah, it’s trite, and you’ve heard it a thousand times, but Gray was living it. Well, not so much the sex part, not since that disastrous night with the woman he’s loved forever and […]
26th Nov / 4 Comments
In Hard to Come (Hard Ink #3) By by Laure Kaye, Derek “Marz” DiMarzio lost more than just part of his right leg in a bombing back in Afghanistan. As if that wasn’t enough, he also lost his career in the Army Special Forces and lost contact with his teammates, […]
25th Nov / 2 Comments
In The Magnate’s Manifesto by Jennifer Hayward, When billionaire playboy Jared Stone ignites an international incident with his manifesto on women, he needs to go do some serious damage control. The only woman who can pull him and his company out of this mess is Bailey St. James, powerful female executive […]
24th Nov / 4 Comments
Cowboys For Christmas are three stories that take place concurrently. I LOVE how the three authors managed to weave the stories together effortlessly with great flow. Cowboy’s For Christmas is fast paced and thoroughly entertaining. Having the three different POV’s through three stories added a lot of depth to an […]
20th Nov / 3 Comments
In The Lodge on Holly Road (Life in Icicle Falls #6) by Sheila Roberts, Owning and running the Icicle Falls Lodge has been Olivia Wallace’s saving grace. It got her through the loss of her husband over a decade ago and she has proven to herself and her two beautiful […]
19th Nov / 3 Comments
Love and Let Spy by Shana Galen: In the forest of historical romance books, it’s always a delightful surprise to come across one that is funny, gender-bending, and romantic at the same time. “Love and Let Spy” is that special book. It tells the tale of Jane Bonde, spy extraordinaire, and […]
18th Nov / 1 Comment
In Cold Light of Day (Cold Justice #3) by Toni Anderson, Scarlett leads a quiet life as a physicist. She’s had enough turmoil and doesn’t usually like to draw attention to herself. She’s never believed in her father’s guilt for a crime that has put him in prison for years. […]
17th Nov / 3 Comments
In Love, In English by Karina Halle, College student Vera Miles thought spending part of her summer in Spain, helping people learn conversational English, would be a great way to get away from rainy Vancouver, British Columbia, and meet new people. Plus it will involve weeks away from her mother […]
15th Nov / 5 Comments
How to Handle a Heartbreaker by Marie Harte is the second book in the McCauley Brothers series, and each and every book just keeps getting better and better. This is about the golden haired prince, the adopted McCauley Brother, Flynn’s twin (not), Brody Singer. Raised with the McCauley’s, treated like one […]