When Honey Got Married by Kimberly Lang, Anna Cleary, Kelly Hunter, Ally Blake gives us 4 great romances, all interwoven around Honey’s high society wedding to Brent. We are taken into the wedding weekend in the lives of 4 women… Grace changed her name and left Bellefleur right after high school […]
In It Had to Be You (Lucky Harbor #7) by Jill Shalvis, Ali Winters is really enjoying her life in Lucky Harbor. She has a job as a florist that she loves and she lives with her charming, handsome boyfriend Teddy. That is until he abruptly ends their relationship, leaving […]
In The Sassy Belles by Beth Albright, Blake O’Hara Heart is realizing things may not be as perfect in her world as she would like to think, including her marriage, and she knows the time has come to make some changes. Those changes are set into motion for her when […]
I’ll admit right up front that I had to re-read the first few pages twice. I thought for sure that this was a regency book masquerading as a modern. The writing seemed a little too formal to be set in present-day. However, once I got past the initial hesitation, I […]
In The Apple Orchard (Bella Vista #1) by Susan Wiggs, Tess Delaney has always dreamed of having a large close-knit family. She was raised by her nana in Dublin, Ireland while her mother traveled the world for her job in antiquities. “Family and friends–not work–were the things that made a […]
Wounded Angel by Stacy Gail: Seriously, Stacy Gail is about to be put on my favorite authors list! I’ve REALLY enjoyed the Earth Angels series (the ones I’ve read anyways). The title is very appropriate because both the hero and the heroine are really wounded individuals. Wow, our heroine, Ella, has […]
In Johanna’s Bridegroom by Emma Miller, Johanna has been widowed for two years now and knows that she must marry and find a provider and father figure for her children. It’s part of their Amish believes, but she does not want to marry again. Her marriage was violent and she […]
Penthouse Suite by Sandra Chastain is a very fun and sexy read. After her mother’s long illness Kate Weston has no wish of going the whole way with anything. She is an expert in everything to do with manual labor, but she didn’t want to finish any of her learning courses. […]
Platinum Promises by Zuri Day starts hot and continues to be a hot read till the very end. Faye Buckner is in Temecula for just a few days of relaxation before she starts working on the new free clinic she is opening in San Diego. She is staying at the Drake […]
I should start this review by saying that Dream Man by Judy Griffith Gill is a re-release of a book that came out originally in 1990, then again in 2003. When I read the synopsis, I thought the story had promise. However, I found it difficult to get through – the dialogue […]