In Love the One You’re With by Lauren Layne, Grace Brighton is one of the leading columnist for Stiletto magazine. Her column is about relationships and warning women about cheating liars and the signs to detect them. After many years in a relationship she never suspected that her fiancé would […]
In First Love by James Patterson and Emily Raymond, Alexandra “Axi” Moore has decided to embark on a cross country trip with her best friend Robinson. They have a shared past that connects them in a way that most sixteen year olds could never dream of. Axi wants to take […]
The Changeup by Rhonda Shaw: Maddie Hamlin has been there and done that, even has a precious nine year old daughter, Bree, to prove she wasn’t any good in the marriage department. If her most recent string of dates proves anything she’s no good at dating either. So what? Maddie […]
Crazy for You is book #2 in the Life and Love on the Lam series by Juliet Rosetti: If you read The Escape Diaries you may have been cheering for Mazie to escape and find the real killer of her husband and for the love of Ben and Mazie. Unfortunately, when […]
In The Derby Girl by Tamara Morgan, Gretchen “Honey Badger” Badgerton knows what is like to be judged. She lives with her grandmother and works at a coffee shop. But what she really loves is roller derby, and that is the one thing that she will not give up Dr. […]
In Foolish Games by Tracy Solheim, Will, an NHL linebacker and the national spokesperson against deadbeat Dads, doesn’t do one night stands. And he always uses protection… “He’s borne the shame of being the consequence of a one night stand all his life.”, and he is adamant no child of […]
Emily: Sex & Sensibility by Sandra Marton: If you have read my my reviews about the Wilde brothers you know how much I loved them and wanted to know what happened to the sisters? Well, Sandra Marton made my wishes come true when she went ahead and wrote their stories. Yes, […]
Heart of Stone (Gargoyles #1) by Christine Warren: Ella is a whimsical character with an incredible job. Her faults are painstaking to the point she is isolated from the world around her. She is socially inept and does not appear to be have any friends, only a few colleagues. Until Kees, […]
In Midnight Surrender by Donna Grant, Rennie lives a life of relative isolation on property on the Isle of Coll left to her by her aunt. Every time she thinks of selling the property and moving on, something stops her. She’s not sure why she hasn’t left, but she feels […]
Running the Red Light by Kelsey Browning: Roxanne the proverbial “grits” girl. She was told she never would amount to much, verbally beaten down by her father, with learning disabilities she never knew how to deal with grew up and was determined. Between hard work and grit she managed to […]