In A Christmas Miracle for Daisy (Taming of the Sheenans #5) by Jane Porter, Christmas is a time for miracles, and that’s exactly what Cormac Sheenan’s daughter wants more than anything. But when she enlists the help of Kris Crinkles, the town’s Rent-a-Santa, Cormac is furious because he doesn’t know […]
In Tangled Vines by Nicole Flockton, after her boyfriend cheated her out of the credit she deserved in her career, Jordan Hastings is not about to let another man get the best of her. When her father is injured, and finds himself incapable of his duty as caretaker at a […]
Under the Spotlight by Kate Willoughby peaked my interest based on the cover alone. In addition to the very attractive cover, the story revolves around a hockey player and an actress. Hockey is one of the very few sports I can tolerate, so this book moved up pretty high on […]
Should’ve Said No by Tracy March, will make readers rejoice with this charming small town romance. In all begins with Lindsey getting laid off from her job at the Smithsonian. She’s desperate for a job after not having one for a year and when her great-aunt offers her a job […]
In My Kind of Wonderful by Jill Shalvis, Bailey Moore has a list of things she wants to accomplish. A list of things that celebrates that fact that she’s alive and can actually accomplish them. On it is skiing in the Rockies, so when she gets a job offer to […]
A Savannah Christmas Wish by Nan Dixon is a wonderful read that had me engrossed with the story from the very beginning. Daniel and Bess are complete opposites that fall in love with each other. Daniel is all about control and Bess is easy going. He thinks she’s reckless and […]
In Sweet Ruin (Immortals After Dark #16) by Kresley Cole, Josephine, aka Jo or Shady Lady, has spent years on her own, figuring out the strange powers she has such as disappearing like a ghost, being wicked strong, and also having vampiric tendencies. After losing her baby brother Thaddeus during […]
The Idea of You by Darcy Burke takes two people with completely different backgrounds and makes them fall in love. The differences between the hero and heroine are noticeable and not insignificant and watching them fall in love despite their situations, left me thoroughly impressed.
In Chance of a Lifetime (Anderson Brothers #3) by Marissa Clarke, Gen Richards is lucky that her brother hasn’t labeled her with a sticker that says HANDLE WITH CARE. But now after ten years since her accident, she’s sick and tired of his protectiveness. Determined to show her brother that […]
I Do by A.J. Pine: This third story in the If Only series is a wonderful conclusion to the romances begun in the first two books (which are standalones and had happy and satisfying endings on their own). If you haven’t read those two prior to this one, there is still […]