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REVIEW: How to Find Your Way Home
17th Mar / 6 Comments

REVIEW: How to Find Your Way Home

How to Find Your Way Home: The deep sibling bond between Stephen and Emily, whose mother Alicia believes she is entitled to a better life than the modest one they were living is tested when their perfect family is ripped apart by more than just their mother’s affair. Thus, when […]

REVIEW: No Land to Light On by Yara Zgheib
16th Mar / 5 Comments

REVIEW: No Land to Light On by Yara Zgheib

No Land to Light On by Yara Zgheib: When the President of the United States issued a travel ban from specific Arabic countries in the Middle East entering the US in 2017, Hadi, having only achieved refugee status from Syria 2 years prior is detained at the airport.

REVIEW: Kilt Trip by Alexandra Kiley
15th Mar / 6 Comments

REVIEW: Kilt Trip by Alexandra Kiley

Kilt Trip by Alexandra Kiley: As a travel consultant Addie Macrae is used to globe trotting to all kinds of fancy and beautiful locations, all except the picturesque Highlands of Scotland. Well that is until she is hired to help a struggling family-run tour company that specialises in Highland tours, […]

REVIEW: The Space Between Us by Melanie Summers
14th Mar / 7 Comments

REVIEW: The Space Between Us by Melanie Summers

The Space Between Us by Melanie Summers: Gwen Fox is obsessed with the mysteries of outer space. Gwen loves the unknown. The opportunity to explore more of the vast universe is all she has really ever wanted, but now with her funding about to be cut she needs to do […]

REVIEW: Happily Never After by Lynn Painter
13th Mar / 10 Comments

REVIEW: Happily Never After by Lynn Painter

In Happily Never After by Lynn Painter, Sophie Steinbeck has never really believed in the happily-ever-after type of love. But she thought she’d found a good compromise with her fiancé Stuart. They would be companions, best friends, and spend their lives together. Win-win. Until Sophie finds out Stuart cheated on […]

REVIEW: Picasso’s Lovers by Jeanne Mackin
12th Mar / 6 Comments

REVIEW: Picasso’s Lovers by Jeanne Mackin

Picasso’s Lovers by Jeanne Mackin: With a slight meandering opening, Picasso’s Lovers transports us to the earlier decades of the 20th century, wherein Alana, determined to use her writing talents despite the inherent gender prejudice of the time sets out on a journey of intrigue, relationships and artistic magic.

REVIEW: Night for Day by Roselle Lim
11th Mar / 8 Comments

REVIEW: Night for Day by Roselle Lim

Night for Day by Roselle Lim: In a strange kind of Romeo & Juliette meets escape room meets Twilight Zone we quickly learn that Ward and Camille traded their happily ever after to pursue their dream jobs a few years back and in a strange twist of fate end up […]

REVIEW: At Home on Marigold Lane by Debbie Mason
10th Mar / 7 Comments

REVIEW: At Home on Marigold Lane by Debbie Mason

At Home on Marigold Lane by Debbie Mason is the fifth book in the Highland Falls series. If you haven’t read any of the other books in the series, I would recommend at least reading book four, The Inn on Mirror Lake, before reading this one. That is the story […]

REVIEW: Frostbitten by Rebecca Zanetti
9th Mar / 9 Comments

REVIEW: Frostbitten by Rebecca Zanetti

Frostbitten by Rebecca Zanetti is the sixth book in the Deep Ops series. While it can be read as a standalone, I do recommend reading them to gain a better understanding of the Deep Ops team and the secondary characters that make an appearance in this one.

REVIEW: Swift and Saddled by Lyla Sage
8th Mar / 6 Comments

REVIEW: Swift and Saddled by Lyla Sage

In Swift and Saddled by Lyla Sage, A year and change since her marriage went kaput, Ada Hart has worked hard to realize her dream of becoming a successful interior designer. And the remodel she’s starting soon at Rebel Blue Ranch in Wyoming is the project that’s going to put […]