In Moorewood Family Rules by HelenKay Dimon, Jillian Moorewood knows that her upbringing was probably quite different from most. On the outside, her family appears to have money, affluence, and moves in all the right social circles. On the inside, however, the majority of her kin are one step away […]
Off-Limits Fling with The Billionaire by Suzanne Merchant: Cassandra has done her best in trying to save and revive the hotel that has been in her family for several generations. Like any other older building, there always seems to be something in need of costly repairs. She also has to […]
In Love a Little Sideways by Shannon Stacey, we finally get to see more about Liz and Drew, as you may remember there was an interlude between them at Mitch’s wedding that left (at least me) wondering if there was more to them. Well we now get to find out […]
Dani Collins final book in her Four Weddings and a Baby series, A Baby to Make Her His Bride is an exciting and adventurous page turner that I very much enjoyed.
With sisterhood sitting firmly as the centrepiece, The Comeback Summer by Ali Brady encourages all readers to step out of their comfort zones and face the many curve balls in life head on. When sisters and business partners Hannah and Libby have a key company withdraw their business, they struggle […]
The Book Proposal by K.J. Micciche: The saying goes drunk minds speak sober thoughts, well for romance author Gracie Landing her drunk words get her into a whole lot of trouble. It all started out as a mini pity party to help remove her writers block, and a few two many […]
In The Island Villa by Sarah Morgan, Being a best-selling romance novelist, you would expect Catherine Swift to know all there is about life, love, and family. Her books certainly resonate with readers across the globe. But in her own life, she hasn’t quite gotten the HEA or the tight-knit […]
Expecting Her Enemy’s Heir by Pippa Roscoe is the second and final instalment in the A Billion-Dollar Revenge duet. Amelia delivers her long planned revenge on Alessandro Rossi with 100% finesse and a side of guilt. Their forbidden night a few months ago caused her plans to go off kilter a […]
Save the Best for Last by Jennifer Probst: Tessa Harper and her two best friends started Quench, a magazine for women. She was known for her makeovers that helped women win the man they wanted. But lately, she began to wonder if her makeovers were doing the women a disservice. Was […]
Romantic Comedy by Curtis Sittenfeld: In a very Shakespearean two novels collide type fashion, Romantic Comedy traces two different contextual arcs that band together due to Covid, highlighting a clear picture of what life was like before, during and possibly even after type trichotomy of our recent world. Sally and Noah […]