In The Nanny Trap by Cat Schield, Billionaire Blake Ford is looking for a nanny to spend the summer in Hamptons with his infant son, Andrew and who could be a better choice than the woman who gave birth to his son-his surrogate mother..!! Walking away after giving birth to […]
Leap of Faith (On the Ropes) by Michelle Cary: Ultimate Extreme Wrestling Vixen Lexi Blackwell has been involved with wrestling from the time she could walk. Her dad, Nick Blackwell, is a former UEW megastar and it is because of him that she chose the sport as her career. The […]
In Secrets & Saris by Shoma Narayanan, jilted bride, Shefali moves to the country from the city to start her life afresh after facing so much humiliation. Her new life starts with a bang when she the local celeb Neil Mitra enters her life and she starts getting attracted. There […]
The Bridesmaid’s Best Man by Susanna Carr: Personal trainer Angie Lawson is a reluctant bridesmaid to Bridezilla, Brittany. Patrick, Angie’s best friend since kindergarten, is the groom and he really wants Angie to be a part of his special day. In addition, Angie’s ex-boyfriend Cole Foster, a former police offer turned […]
InA Date with the Ice Princess by Kate Hardy Abigail Smith decides to shake off her “ice princess” tag by going out on a date with the highest bidder for her hospital’s charity auction. While she expects nobody to bid for her, the hospital’s bad-boy bachelor,Dr.Lewis Gallagher proves her wrong by […]
Undertow by Leigh Talbert Moore: This story follows Anna and Julian’s continued romance and yet so much more. I really loved the reading of the three journals that were from all different people, and seeing how Anna reacted to the contents. It made for a great story, and I personally love […]
In Always the Hero by Alison Roberts Tom is a rescue paramedic who arrives in Kaimotu when earthquake creates havoc on the island and meets his ex Abby after six years. When the past is laid open in front of both of them once again, they realize that they still […]
Easy by Tammara Webber: I had no idea of what Easy was about, mainly because of its vague excerpt. But I have to admit it was a refreshing and fun way to read a book. Not knowing anything that was going to happen enriched my reading experience with this book. I […]
The Maverick & the Manhattanite by Leanne Banks: When Manhattanite Lissa Roarke gets the position as lead volunteer coordinator for Bootstraps’ work to rebuild Rust Creek Falls, Montana, after a flood, she is eager to prove herself, and indulge in a secret fascination: “She wouldn’t admit it to anyone else, but […]
Something’s Cooking by Meg Lacey is an appealing read about the relationship between Tess Banyon, an almost Martha Stewart, and Josh Faraday, a columnist for The Boston World, a very well-known newspaper. Josh writes his column under the pseudonym JF, because he enjoys the mystery it allows and when he […]