Tag: 4.5 Stars
7th Sep / 5 Comments
Ali And the Rebel Doc by Emily Forbes: At forty, Ali is fulfilled in her career and has made it to the being Head Of Obstetrics and Gynecology at the busy Sydney Central Hospital. She leads a very disciplined life. She has several close female friends who also have important roles […]
5th Sep / 5 Comments
Her Younger Man by Shannon Stacey: Laura Thompson helps run the family business along with her son. She has been a widow for a while. She was sad to lose her husband, but at the same time she had gone from taking care of her father to living her life […]
4th Sep / 6 Comments
Another Time, Another Place by Jo Lovett: It really should have been the start of one of these super sweet meet cute stories for Liv and Ben, after all how much cuter can you get than getting trapped in a shed with a total stranger when you both go to investigate […]
31st Aug / 5 Comments
The Maid Married to the Billionaire by Lynne Graham is incredibly enjoyable and edge of seat adventure. A pretty graphic introduction to Skye commences The Maid Married to the Billionaire and when Enzo happens upon her in the middle of the night on the side of the road; he turns into […]
28th Aug / 8 Comments
My Roommate Is a Vampire by Jenna Levine: Life as an artist is not for the faint of heart, after all most of the time you are barely scrapping by to make ends meet and no one knows this better than Cassie Greenberg. As much as she loves her art, it […]
24th Aug / 16 Comments
In Shucked by Kate Canterbary, After many hours on a plane that crossed several continents, it probably wasn’t the best time ever for Beckett Loew to have a run-in with one of the new owners of the vegan cafe that shares a parking lot with his family’s oyster bar. But […]
21st Aug / 10 Comments
In A Cross-Country Wedding by Courtney Walsh, Maddie Rogers is proud that she and Simon Collier have proven for the last ten years that men and women *can* be platonic friends. Since college the unlikely pair have had each other’s backs. They’ve spent time watching movies in Simon’s freakishly tidy […]
18th Aug / 9 Comments
In Murder at Sunset Rock by Debra Webb, Olivia has returned home for her grandfather’s funeral, only to discovery that he may actually been murdered. She has to turn to Huck Monroe, the last person she wanted to turn to for help. Huck, now a detective in Sunset Cove, had […]
13th Aug / 6 Comments
After the Vows by Claudia Y. Burgoa: If anyone had told Teddy St. James that she would be living her very own James Bond style high chase mysterious life, she would have straight out laughed in their faces… but if the events surrounding her and Seth Bradley are anything to go […]
12th Aug / 6 Comments
Never Rescue a Rogue by Virginia Heath is the second book in The Merriwell Sisters series. I really enjoyed the first book so I was looking forward to this one. And it was so much better than I thought it would be. This book had more intrigue and witty banter than […]