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REVIEW: Starstruck in Seattle by Juliet Madison
15th Sep / 1 Comment

REVIEW: Starstruck in Seattle by Juliet Madison

Starstruck in Seattle by Juliet Madison is a sweet novella with a touch of angelic intervention. Lulu, from LuluTheLoveAngel.com, is a bona-fide angel that has the ability and power to bring true soul-mates together. When Lulu comes across Anna’s email and request for assistance with her love life, she jumps […]

Duel REVIEW: The Returned by Jason Mott
14th Sep / 0 Comments

Duel REVIEW: The Returned by Jason Mott

In The Returned by Jason Mott, August 15, 1966 is a day that Lucille and Harold Hargrave could never forget. It’s the day their beloved only child Jacob drowned on his eighth birthday. Jacob’s parents dealt with the tragedy in their own way: Lucille with her Baptist faith and Harold […]

REVIEW: Secrets & Saris by Shoma Narayanan
14th Sep / 0 Comments

REVIEW: Secrets & Saris by Shoma Narayanan

In Secrets & Saris by Shoma Narayanan, jilted bride, Shefali moves to the country from the city to start her life afresh after facing so much humiliation. Her new life starts with a bang when she the local celeb Neil Mitra enters her life and she starts getting attracted. There […]

REVIEW: Between Friends by Vristen Pierce
13th Sep / 1 Comment

REVIEW: Between Friends by Vristen Pierce

Between Friends by Vristen Pierce is a hot novella that left me panting and wanting more. Account Manager Stacy Washington needs some spice in her life without any emotional attachments. Abruptly dumped by her almost fiance Nathan, she decides to spread her conservative wings and seek out a hot man […]

REVIEW: Issy’s Infatuation by Shelley Munro
12th Sep / 0 Comments

REVIEW: Issy’s Infatuation by Shelley Munro

Issy’s Infatuation by Shelley Munro: Isabelle “Issy” Deans is a talented rugby player with hopes of moving up to the professional level at the end of the current season. She practices hard and plays hard to ensure that she succeeds. Being distracted in anyway is not an option, so when her former […]

REVIEW: Flirting with Disaster by Ruthie Knox
10th Sep / 1 Comment

REVIEW: Flirting with Disaster by Ruthie Knox

Another great book in the Camelot Series by Ruthie Knox. Flirting with Disaster will make you laugh, cry and it’s so hot you won’t be able to put it down. Katie Clark has been living in her brother Caleb’s house since she returned to Camelot after being left by her […]

REVIEW: Conveniently His Princess by Olivia Gates
8th Sep / 0 Comments

REVIEW: Conveniently His Princess by Olivia Gates

Conveniently His Princess by Olivia Gates: Aram Nazaryan gave up on his dream of marriage and putting down roots long ago when he was forced to leave Zohayd, the only place that felt like home to him. When his best and only friend approaches him with a proposition to take over […]

REVIEW: Double Dealing by Linda Cajio
8th Sep / 0 Comments

REVIEW: Double Dealing by Linda Cajio

In Double Dealing by Linda Cajio, Jed Waters, vice president of Atlantic Developers, is committing something that he knows is not proper for someone in his station. He is breaking and entering into Barkeley estate, although technically speaking jumping the fence is not breaking anything. But he needs to speak […]

REVIEW: Her Favorite Rival by Sarah Mayberry
8th Sep / 0 Comments

REVIEW: Her Favorite Rival by Sarah Mayberry

Her Favorite Rival by Sarah Mayberry: One of MY favorite story themes is when the hero and heroine start off all sandpapery and sparky with each other. This is most definitely the case here. The book starts when Audrey shows up to work early in order to impress her new boss. […]