Tag: 4.5 Stars
13th Mar / 2 Comments
In Her Hot Highland Doc by Annie O’Neill , working in an ebola infected environment and then coming home to run his father’s clinic, has left a lot of people wary of Dr. Brodie McClellan. Patients are avoiding him like the plague, even though there’s absolutely no chance he’s contagious […]
12th Mar / 4 Comments
Filthy Scrooge by Taryn Quinn is an emotional read with wounded characters. Don’t let the name or cover fool you, this is a fun read, but it’s also more than that. Our main characters both have issues they need to work through; the only question is whether they can work […]
10th Mar / 4 Comments
In Till Death by Jennifer Armentrout, Sasha Keeton is one of very few people who can say she’s escaped death at the hands of a serial killer. But that’s exactly what happened ten years ago when she somehow freed herself from the Groom’s grip. Being held captive and tortured obviously […]
2nd Mar / 8 Comments
In Grappling for Position (Against the Cage, #4) by Melynda Price Regan “Rapscallion” Matthews turned to MMA fighting after years of abuse at the hands of his drunken father left him looking for a way to stand up for himself. And he’s certainly done just that, becoming one of the biggest […]
28th Feb / 2 Comments
Pucked Off by Helena Hunting: Wow. Pucked Off is a gut-wrenching, heartfelt romance that you do not want to miss. It’s a profound and poignant love story where a tortured hero finds love and unreserved acceptance that gives him the strength to heal deep emotional wounds. All of this angst is […]
28th Feb / 3 Comments
The Hot One by Lauren Blakely: Sigh. The Hot One is sigh-worthy romance and classic Lauren Blakely – humorous, incredibly sexy and thoroughly entertaining. It has all the feels, and I cannot recommend it enough. Tyler Nichols and Delaney Stewart fell in love while they were in college, and things between […]
27th Feb / 4 Comments
In Close Enough to Touch by Colleen Oakley, Jubilee Jenkins has known since she was a young girl that she wasn’t like others, given that she was diagnosed as being allergic to people. Yes, skin-to-skin contact could literally kill her. So feeling as the odd person out has been a […]
25th Feb / 4 Comments
Dare to Lie by Jen McLaughlin: Scotty is determined to make a difference in Steel Row, a notorious section of Boston. Ever since going undercover in the Sons of Steel Row for the DEA, he’s known that leading a double life would be difficult. He feels more alone than ever before […]
24th Feb / 4 Comments
Catch and Release by Laura Drewry: Ronan is happy to back living with his brothers. As the oldest brother, he stepped in and took over when everything fell apart. Between his parent’s marriage and his own divorce, he doesn’t trust women or happily ever after. He reluctantly agreed to the […]
22nd Feb / 3 Comments
In Resisting her Army Doc Rival by Sue MacKay , Madison Hunter finds it hard to get close to people, especially men, after how her ex-husband treated her once he learned the heartbreaking truth about the scars she tries so desperately to hide. Yet, there’s something about Sam Lowe, the […]