The Double Deal by Catherine Mann: Thinking and planning were a good and predictable thing, something folks got used to, so when they do the unexpected well everything seems to just fall into crazy land. Naomi Steele was used to portraying the crazy one in her personal life. As a […]
In Undone (Chicago Rebels #3) By You by Kate Meader, Signing on with the Chicago Rebels as their new general manager fulfills a lifelong goal for Dante Moretti. One he wasn’t sure he’d ever reach, especially after he came out almost a decade ago. It’s been a long haul but […]
Fugitive Spy by Jordyn Redwood really had me on the edge of my seat, with the constant escape efforts of Casper and Ashley to escape the evil criminals trying to track them down in search of Ashley’s missing father.
In Redeeming the Rebel Doc by Susan Carlisle, with the hospital needing some much needed positive publicity after the year-long legal battle Rex Maxwell has faced when a patient died on his operating table, Rex finds himself partnered with PR executive Tiffany Romano. However, although Rex reluctantly agrees to the […]
Playmaker by L.P. Dover: Maddox is known to be a player off the ice and developed quite a reputation in the locker room. To say he didn’t exactly get along with his teammates would be an understatement, but the effort he’s made to be less of a jerk is paying off. […]
In Courting Her Amish Heart, Mary Davis writes a unique story about a young Amish woman who has left the community to do “the unthinkable”- get her medical degree! Mary Davis’s writing style is refreshing, and I enjoyed reading a book by her for the first time.
In Sisters Like Us (Mischief Bay #4) by Susan Mallery, Like many single moms out there, Harper Szymanski has decided there just aren’t enough hours in the day to accomplish everything. Balancing her virtual assistant business out of her house along with finding time to spend with her sixteen-year-old daughter […]
His Risk by Shelley Shepard Gray: I strongly recommend ANY book written by Shelley Shepard Gray. She is an incredibly talented writer in the Amish and in the historical fiction genres. And His Risk is no exception!
Maybe This Time by Nicole McLaughlin: Jen and TJ are pretty much total opposites. Jen was a loner throughout school and it didn’t help that she dressed differently and her family didn’t have much. TJ was one of the popular kids who seemingly had it all to include a wealthy family. […]
One Fine Day by Cindy Kirk: Abby and Jonah used to be childhood best friends. Jonah was always Abby’s biggest supporter and defended her when needed, until she agreed to be a surrogate for him and his wife. Abby had big dreams of owning her own coffee shop and the […]