Tag: GC
1st Jul / 2 Comments
In The Beekeeper’s Ball (Bella Vista Chronicles #2) by Susan Wiggs, Isabel Johansen’s family home, Bella Vista, is her sanctuary. One that’s been kept mostly to herself and her grandparents over the years. But now, there will be a big family wedding taking place on the grounds, which she’s happily […]
1st Jul / 3 Comments
Scandalize Me (Fifth Avenue Trilogy #2) by Caitlin Crews: Hunter’s fallen about as far as a football “star” can fall. He chose his path, so he can’t complain. In fact, he doesn’t complain. He doesn’t do much of anything these days except live up to whatever the tabloids paint him […]
30th Jun / 6 Comments
In Take My Breath Away (Cabin Fever #1) by Christie Ridgway, Poppy Walker is going to prove to her siblings that there is no bad luck attached to their family land in the California mountains. If she has to do all the work restoring the cabins to their former glory, […]
30th Jun / 2 Comments
In When You Are Mine (The Bennett’s #1) by Kennedy Ryan, Walsh grew up with everything. He doesn’t flaunt it though, he uses what he has to do good. His best friend Cam grew up in foster homes, never having his own family. Cam has met the woman of his […]
29th Jun / 5 Comments
In Evening Stars (Blackberry Island #3) by Susan Mallery, Nina Wentworth is overburdened with her daily responsibilities. She is at ‘standing room only’ capacity and the last thing she needs is another burden added to her already complicated life. She only has herself to blame – it seems to be […]
28th Jun / 4 Comments
In The Heartbreaker Prince by Kim Lawrence, beautiful socialite Hanna Latimer is captured by an oppressive regime when she ends up at the wrong side of the border while working as an aid worker. Her only means of escape is powerful and arrogant Prince Kamel of Surana but the price […]
28th Jun / 1 Comment
Framed and Hung by Alexis Fleming: This is a little book whose title is full of double-entendres. The heroine is a decorator, so of course she frames and “hangs” items, but the hero of the book is quite the guy, so he is, of course, “hung” in the vernacular. And I’m […]
27th Jun / 2 Comments
In Branded (The Cavanaugh Brothers #1) by Laura Wright, after the death of their father, the three Cavanaugh brothers have returned to the family ranch in River Black, Texas. For a funeral, closure, and to decide what comes next. The good memories of life on the ranch are overshadowed by […]
27th Jun / 6 Comments
In Until We Touch (Fool’s Gold #15) by Susan Mallery, Ex-quarterback Jack McGarry relies on his personal assistant and masseuse Larissa Owens on a daily basis. So when her mother drops a bombshell on him, saying she thinks her daughter is in love with him, he wants to run screaming […]
26th Jun / 6 Comments
In The Promise (Thunder Point #5) by Robyn Carr, Peyton Lacoumette wanders into Thunder Point wondering if she could spend a few months working in the local family practice medical office before moving to a bigger city, or if she needs more hustle and bustle to distract her. Fresh off […]