The Devine Doughnut Shop by Carolyn Brown: What I absolutely love about any and all of Carolyn Brown’s books are that they are set in wonderful small towns, where the characters are spunky, sassy, and amazingly heartwarming. The Devine Doughnut Shop is no different.
Johanna Porter is Not Sorry by Sara Read: Entrapped in a moment of sheer madness which was juxtaposed with crystal clarity, Johanna Porter mid Art Gallery opening, does the unthinkable and steals off into the night with La Rosa Blanca in her possession. And whilst Johanna is in no way a […]
Three Strikes and You’re Mine by R.S. Grey: Pastry chef Chloe needs a new start after having her entire life implode on her, but never fear with a little help from her huge ever involved family she lands herself a cushy job in the posh suburbs of the Hamptons to house […]
In Things We Hide from the Light by Lucy Score, Nash Morgan has of course always known that being a cop is a dangerous job. But as the chief of police in small town Knockemout, Virginia, he thought his chances of getting shot were nil. Turns out, when a wannabe […]
Made For You by Natasha Madison is the second book in the Made For series, which is a spin-off of Only One, one of my favorite series. The close-knit Grant/Horton/Stone families are passionate about hockey and family. Their witty banter, hilarious family drama, and affection for each other are heartwarming. This […]
Texas Bodyguard: Luke by Janie Crouch finds security expert Luke Patterson being asked for help by Claire Wallace, a woman from his past. The pair had been at the same group home as kids, only Luke had been lucky enough to be adopted, along with three of his brothers, while Claire […]
Watching Over You by Lori Foster is the third book in her McKenzies of Ridge Trail series. I really enjoyed this book. The storyline is fast paced and smooth. This is Madison McKenzie’s story. When her mother was taken by human traffickers Madison’s father, Parrish, vowed to get his wife […]
Biscayne Bay Breach by Caridad PineiroI loved everything about this novel from the explanation of the various characters at the beginning, the heart pounding suspense and the drool inducing description of Cuban food.
Rodeo Rebel by Joanne Rock: Gavin Kingsley is more than a little upset when he finds out his late father has cut him out of the will. As a former rodeo bull rider, he worked hard and is now working to build his own business on family land. His half brother’s […]
Wilder at Last by Serena Bell: Easton and Hanna have been a part of each others lives for as long as both of them can remember, with their never ending pranks, banter and barbs they have become two sides to the same coin. Things begin to get interesting between these two […]