Category: Review
13th Mar / 0 Comments
Someday My Duke Will Come by Christina Britton is the second book in the Isle of Synne series but was certainly good reading as a stand-alone. The main characters, Clara and Quincy, meet in the first book when they are introduced by Peter, who is Clara’s cousin and Quincy’s […]
13th Mar / 1 Comment
Branded by a Song by L.J. Evans: After releasing three chat topping country rock albums you would think that singer Brady O’Neal would be in his prime of his career but if the critic have anything to say about this they would definitely disagree, with reviews saying that his music is […]
12th Mar / 0 Comments
The Restoration of Celia Fairchild: Lace up your boots as you hit the drama ground running as The Restoration of Celia Fairchild cleverly launches itself by beginning toward the end of a life changing event, so we find ourselves immersed in tension from the very first chapter.
12th Mar / 1 Comment
One Night with a Cowboy (Silverado Lake #2) by Sara Richardson is the second book in her Silverado Lake series. I loved the characters in this story. Thea Davis is a single mom with two kids, Olivia (13) and Ryan (10). She lost her husband while he was deployed overseas. Everyone […]
12th Mar / 0 Comments
The Worlds Most Notorious Greek by Jackie Ashenden is a deep and enjoyable marriage of convenience story between Willow and Achilles. Sweeping across beautiful locations in England and Greece I enjoyed this story on a beautiful sunny weekend morning.
11th Mar / 2 Comments
In Changing the Rules (Richter #1) by Catherine Bybee, When Claire Kelly joined Neil MacBain’s security team in the US, she brought with her a whole lot of cynicism and a toolbox full of spy-worthy skills thanks to her time at Richter–a private military school in Europe. Even though it […]
11th Mar / 1 Comment
The Devil in Her Bed by Kerrigan Byrne is the third and last book in The Devil You Know Series. Each book can be read as a stand-alone but I feel like reading them in order is needed in order to understand all the twists. The series is based on […]
11th Mar / 1 Comment
Secret Billionaire On Her Doorstop by Michelle Douglas: Callie has lived all her life with her mother in Sydney, Australia. When she gets a call to come to New York for the reading of the will of her late grandmother, she is shocked. Her mother has never told her she […]
10th Mar / 1 Comment
The Wedding Game by Meghan Quinn: The last place hard hearted divorce lawyer Alec Baxter ever thought that he would find himself would be on a reality TV show about creating the perfect crafters wedding, but when his younger brother Thad all but guilts him into competing to help create his […]
10th Mar / 0 Comments
Shelter for Calla by Nicole Flockton is the second book in her Police and Fire: Operation Alpha (Station 7: Crew 5) series. Calla Fitzsimmons lived ten years in fear being physically and emotionally abused by her ex-husband. Following her divorce she is enjoying her fresh start in San Antonio, Texas.