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REVIEW: Just a Touch by Linda Morris
2nd Dec / 2 Comments

REVIEW: Just a Touch by Linda Morris

Just a Touch by Linda Morris is a short story that packs a lot of punch into approximately 70 pages. The pace of this story is quite fast and the heroine of the book, application developer Marisa Finley, is easy to like and identify with. Marisa is a smart and sexy […]

REVIEW: Baby, It’s Cold Outside (Anthology)
1st Dec / 2 Comments

REVIEW: Baby, It’s Cold Outside (Anthology)

In Baby, It’s Cold Outside by Jennifer Probst, Emma Chase, Kristen Proby, Kate Meader, and Melody Anne, We are lucky enough to get five amazing short stories by five equally fantastic authors. It’s no secret that I’m a huge fan of Emma Chase and Jennifer Probst, having followed each of […]

REVIEW: His for Revenge by Caitlin Crews
1st Dec / 2 Comments

REVIEW: His for Revenge by Caitlin Crews

His for Revenge by Caitlin Crews is the second part in the Vows of Convenience series. Chase Whitaker was never Zara Elliot’s fate but to safeguard her family business, she takes what would have been her sister’s place as Chase’s bride. Chase is only interested in one thing—his own dark […]

REVIEW: A Rake By Any Other Name by Mia Marlowe
1st Dec / 1 Comment

REVIEW: A Rake By Any Other Name by Mia Marlowe

A Rake By Any Other Name by Mia Marlowe: Few men would be upset by having to choose between two lovely young women as his future bride. For Richard Barrett, Lord Hartley, the handsome but somewhat socially awkward young lord, it’s not really a choice he wants to make. However, […]

REVIEW: Mr. Miracle by Debbie Macomber
27th Nov / 4 Comments

REVIEW: Mr. Miracle by Debbie Macomber

In Mr. Miracle (Angelic Intervention #10) by Debbie Macomber, Harry Mills is a guardian angel sent to Earth on a mission to help humans follow the right path to happiness, contentment and love. But being human is a lot more difficult than he initially thought. It’s a good thing Harry […]

REVIEW: Unwrapped by Maisey Yates
27th Nov / 3 Comments

REVIEW: Unwrapped by Maisey Yates

In Unwrapped (Silver Creek #3.5) by Maisey Yates, Sarah was raised by her strict, unloving Grandmother. Her Grandmother is gone, but Sarah still lives in the same house she was raised in, still wears very conservative clothes, and is still a virgin at 30 years old. Sarah’s Grandmother tried to […]

REVIEW: Prima Donna by Laura Drewry
26th Nov / 2 Comments

REVIEW: Prima Donna by Laura Drewry

Prima Donna by Laura Drewry is the first book by this wonderful author that I have had the chance to read. Prima Donna is funny, heartbreaking, sexy, and sigh worthy. Regan Burke is a hair stylist who take great pride in make people look there best. When the building that she […]

REVIEW: Sunflower Lane by Jill Gregory
25th Nov / 2 Comments

REVIEW: Sunflower Lane by Jill Gregory

In Sunflower Lane (Lonesome Way #1) by Jill Gregory, neither Annabelle nor Wes ever wanted to return to Lonesome Way for any length of time. For Annabelle, a childhood and youth of issues drove her away searching for something better. For Wes, his father drove him away and Wes has […]

REVIEW: Sympathy for the Devil by Kelly Hunter
25th Nov / 3 Comments

REVIEW: Sympathy for the Devil by Kelly Hunter

Sympathy for the Devil by Kelly Hunter: Breanna Tucker, an only child and determined to make something different of her life and her very career oriented parents weren’t exactly pleased at that. At eighteen she knew she had to reach out and grab life though and so with her future […]