Tag: 4.5 Stars


REVIEW: Guilty Pleasures by Deborah Fletcher Mello
24th Mar / 2 Comments

REVIEW: Guilty Pleasures by Deborah Fletcher Mello

    Guilty Pleasures by Deborah Fletcher Mello is a highly enjoyable read with complex characters who go through realistic emotions on their way to finding love. The story is filled with strong characters who are put in tough situations and must learn from their choices. Family is everything and life […]

REVIEW: A Better Man by Candis Terry
22nd Mar / 10 Comments

REVIEW: A Better Man by Candis Terry

In A Better Man (Sunshine Creek Vineyard #1) by Candis Terry, NHL hockey star Jordan Kincade has devoted his whole life to his career, sometimes at the detriment of his family. When his parents suddenly pass away, he knows the time is right to go home to Sunshine Creek and […]

REVIEW: Texas Rose Forever by Katie Graykowski
22nd Mar / 7 Comments

REVIEW: Texas Rose Forever by Katie Graykowski

Texas Rose Forever by Katie Graykowski: CanDee is ready for a fresh start after the latest in a long string of exes uses and betrays her. While she’s not thrilled to write another family history, it’ll pay the bills until she can write her next book. Cinco is the oldest son […]

REVIEW: One Life-Changing Night by Louisa Heaton
22nd Mar / 2 Comments

REVIEW: One Life-Changing Night by Louisa Heaton

In One Life-Changing Night by Louisa Heaton, For A&E nurse Naomi Bloom, a handsome man only means bad news. So when she’s forced to move in with her gorgeous new boss, Dr Tom Williams, she is certain he is strictly off-limits! Tom swore he’d never live again after losing his […]

REVIEW: London’s Most Eligible Doctor by Annie O’Neil
21st Mar / 2 Comments

REVIEW: London’s Most Eligible Doctor by Annie O’Neil

In London’s Most Eligible Doctor by Annie O’Neil, When a devastating dancing injury forces prima ballerina Lina Keminsky to walk away from her dreams, she takes a receptionist job to make ends meet. But working for London’s most sought after doc, Cole Manning, isn’t what she expects… While Cole might […]

REVIEW: His Baby Agenda by Katherine Garbera
18th Mar / 4 Comments

REVIEW: His Baby Agenda by Katherine Garbera

    His Baby Agenda by Katherine Garbera: People sometimes focus so much on what has happened that they can forget what the future may be if they could just get over it. Gabriella de la Cruz had moved on from college. She was no longer the same girl that she […]

REVIEW: Because of Miss Bridgerton by Julia Quinn
14th Mar / 13 Comments

REVIEW: Because of Miss Bridgerton by Julia Quinn

In Because of Miss Bridgerton (Rokesbys #1) by Julia Quinn, Billie Bridgerton grew up next to the Rokesbys, spending hours upon hours running around free outside with Edward, Andrew and Mary. George is the one member of the family she doesn’t know well, aside from the snippy remarks they’ve thrown […]

REVIEW: As Good as New by Jennifer Dawson
11th Mar / 5 Comments

REVIEW: As Good as New by Jennifer Dawson

As Good as New by Jennifer Dawson: Secret high school sweethearts, Penelope and Evan fell in love, until they were broken apart when Evan cruelly ended it and became the cliché football star. Years later, they’ve made sure to avoid one another despite Penelope’s close relationship with his family, but now […]

REVIEW: Wife for the Weekend by Ophelia London
9th Mar / 8 Comments

REVIEW: Wife for the Weekend by Ophelia London

    In Wife for the Weekend (Sugar City #3) by Ophelia London, marrying her good friend’s brother on the same night that they missed their flight out of Vegas and got rip-roaring drunk, Jules Bloom can’t believe her stupidity. Worse yet, neither of them can remember anything about the […]

REVIEW: Home on Apple Blossom Road by Sheila Roberts
8th Mar / 10 Comments

REVIEW: Home on Apple Blossom Road by Sheila Roberts

In Home on Apple Blossom Road (Life in Icicle Falls #9) by Sheila Roberts, Seattle might not feel as much like home as Icicle Falls always has, but Colin Wright has built a life there with a (mundane) job and a girlfriend. When his beloved Grandma Justine passes away, he […]