Tag: 3.5 Stars


REVIEW: A Reason to Love by Alexis Morgan
12th Jun / 2 Comments

REVIEW: A Reason to Love by Alexis Morgan

In A Reason to Love (Snowberry Creek #3) by Alexis Morgan, Spencer is supposed to be dead, killed in action in Afghanistan. But Spencer is back in Snowberry Creek very much alive, angry and scarred. It does not help that when he returns he discovers one of his best friends […]

REVIEW: A Haught Date by Leela Lou Dahlin
6th Jun / 3 Comments

REVIEW: A Haught Date by Leela Lou Dahlin

A Haught Date by Leela Lou Dahlin is an entertaining read. It is the story about Gemmi Brooks, an art gallery assistant who believes herself to be quite average and ordinary. Gemmi’s low self-esteem and “nothing special” outlook on life is partly due to her cousin Rosy’s constant interference. Rosy, […]

REVIEW: Woo’d in Haste by Sabrina Darcy
4th Jun / 3 Comments

REVIEW: Woo’d in Haste by Sabrina Darcy

Woo’d in Haste by Sabrina Darcy: Woo’d in Haste and its companion Wed at Leisure are “Taming of the Shrew” inspired novellas. They are basically two parts of the same book, one from Bianca’s and one from Kate’s point of view. And yes, Bianca and Kate, the same names as […]

REVIEW: Secrets of a Ruthless Tycoon by Cathy Williams
28th May / 0 Comments

REVIEW: Secrets of a Ruthless Tycoon by Cathy Williams

In Secrets of a Ruthless Tycoon by Cathy Williams, ruthless tycoon Leo Spencer goes to Ireland to find out about his birth parents after the death of his adoptive parents. He has it all, but there’s one thing his luxurious lifestyle can’t give him—the truth about his past. His search […]

REVIEW: The Paris Connection by Cerella Sechrist
25th May / 1 Comment

REVIEW: The Paris Connection by Cerella Sechrist

The Paris Connection by Cerella Sechrist: Emma Brooks is a divorced mom of a sweet little girl, an American living in Paris and still somehow a romantic. Yes she doesn’t have many friends and yes she is an orphan without much family to speak of, but she has a wonderful […]

REVIEW: Heatherdale’s Shy Nurse by Abigail Gordon
21st May / 1 Comment

REVIEW: Heatherdale’s Shy Nurse by Abigail Gordon

Heatherdale’s Shy Nurse by Abigail Gordon is a simple romance based on a small rural town with a country feel. It is about Leonie Mitchell who loves children but has been denied the right to have her own after the miscarriage of her baby. To deal with her loss she […]

REVIEW: The Bottom Line by Sandy James
13th May / 2 Comments

REVIEW: The Bottom Line by Sandy James

The Bottom Line by Sandy James: Traditional wedding vows can be paraphrased as follows: “Do you promise to be true in good times and in bad, in sickness and in health, to love and honor all the days of your life?” When, unfortunately, one of the partners in the marriage […]

REVIEW: Seduce Me by Jo Leigh
10th May / 0 Comments

REVIEW: Seduce Me by Jo Leigh

Seduce Me by Jo Leigh: Natalie Gellar is truly a delightful woman to read about. She loves her job as a film librarian, archivist, and tour guide. In addition, her excitement as it relates to old films is contagious. She has finally decided that it is time to settle down […]

REVIEW: Sheikh’s Scandal by Lucy Monroe
9th May / 4 Comments

REVIEW: Sheikh’s Scandal by Lucy Monroe

In Sheikh’s Scandal (The Chatsfield #1) by Lucy Monroe, Liyah Amari is determined to find the truth about her birth father and that’s the only reason she took the position of a chambermaid at the exclusive, opulent Chatsfield Hotel, London. But her search ends in heartache, leaving Liyah vulnerable to […]

REVIEW: An Unsuitable Husband by Ros Clarke
9th May / 1 Comment

REVIEW: An Unsuitable Husband by Ros Clarke

An Unsuitable Husband by Ros Clarke is the successful combination of two very popular romance tropes, sports romance and marriage of convenience. Now that successful attorney Theresa Chartley has recently turned thirty and remains very, very single, her mother has stepped up her matchmaking endeavors to epic proportions. And much […]