Tag: GC
23rd Apr / 0 Comments
Hell on Wheels by Karen Leabo is a deeply and hot read about two emotionally scarred people that may just be able to heal each other. Roan Cullen is a freelance photographer filmmaker and a daredevil. Everyone believes that he has a death wish, for he will do anything for his […]
22nd Apr / 0 Comments
In the case of His Callahan Bride’s Baby by Tina Leonard, the time seemed to stretch forever (in reality it was about 2 hours), and I don’t think I really understood much of the story. To be fair, this is book ten of the Callahan Cowboys series in the American […]
21st Apr / 0 Comments
When I started to read “The Trouble with Valentine’s” by Kelly Hunter, it sounded really familiar. I got further into the book, and I started to remember things that were coming up. So I did a little investigating, and I found out that this is actually an expanded version of “Wife for […]
21st Apr / 0 Comments
First Time for Everything by Aimee Carson: I’m going to tell you here and now, it’s not brain surgery. It’s a cute, funny, quirky story of a romance between a stuffy lawyer and a free-spirited activist. Jax was adorable, and Blake was super hot – in a broody, understated kinda way. […]
20th Apr / 2 Comments
The Summer He Came Home by Juliana Stone: Cain Black was Crystal Lake’s favorite son. Football hero and a member of the Bad Boys Club. 10 Years ago Cain took off for the bright lights of Hollywood and Rock and Roll and he never looked back. Well now he is home. […]
20th Apr / 0 Comments
A Bad Boy is Good to Find is the first book I have read from Jennifer Lewis. I enjoyed the beginning of the story very much. It opened with a love scene that felt real and palpable without the benefit of knowing many details or historical information about either Lizzie […]
19th Apr / 0 Comments
Forbidden Fires is book 3 in the Bondage & Breakfast series by Jodie Griffin, but I didn’t feel like I was missing anything. In fact, I didn’t even realize that it was part of a series until I was looking around on the interwebs for more information on the book! […]
19th Apr / 0 Comments
To begin with, I absolutely love the cover of Dating The Devil by Lia Romeo! It is ultra contemporary, classy and its sleekness just draws you in. Secondly, this story takes place in New York City, and as a former NYC commuter and dweller, I found the references to city […]
18th Apr / 1 Comment
In Taking Shots by Toni Aleo, Shea Adler, captain of the Assassins, has it all, but when he meets Eleanor Fisher he knows that she is the one for him. Now it’s up to him to convince her of this fact, but first he must get past her insecurities. Elli […]
17th Apr / 0 Comments
Sometimes, I read a book that has most of the themes I love in a romance novel. Her Man in Manhattan by Trish Wylie is one of those titles. Sandpapery H&h (sparks & irritation) – check. Brooding mostly-Alpha male – check. Heroine that stands up for herself, yet is still […]