The Book Proposal by K.J. Micciche: The saying goes drunk minds speak sober thoughts, well for romance author Gracie Landing her drunk words get her into a whole lot of trouble. It all started out as a mini pity party to help remove her writers block, and a few two many […]
His Accidentally Pregnant Princess by Jennifer Faye: Princess Cecelia knows she has to get away from her palace home. She has suffered a breakup with her boyfriend and the paparazzi are following her if she goes out. Since French is one of the languages in her home country, she decides she […]
In The Island Villa by Sarah Morgan, Being a best-selling romance novelist, you would expect Catherine Swift to know all there is about life, love, and family. Her books certainly resonate with readers across the globe. But in her own life, she hasn’t quite gotten the HEA or the tight-knit […]
Practice Makes Perfect by Sarah Adams: All flower shop owner Annie Walker really wants is to find herself a romance novel worth love story but with the way things have been going and after overhearing her last date say that she was boring, Annie can’t help but fear that her dream […]
Expecting Her Enemy’s Heir by Pippa Roscoe is the second and final instalment in the A Billion-Dollar Revenge duet. Amelia delivers her long planned revenge on Alessandro Rossi with 100% finesse and a side of guilt. Their forbidden night a few months ago caused her plans to go off kilter a […]
Save the Best for Last by Jennifer Probst: Tessa Harper and her two best friends started Quench, a magazine for women. She was known for her makeovers that helped women win the man they wanted. But lately, she began to wonder if her makeovers were doing the women a disservice. Was […]
Sugar, Spice, and Can’t Play Nice by Annika Sharma is the second book in the Chai Masala Club series. I did not read the first book in this series, but not once did I feel lost in the story. The characters were funny, endearing and totally entertaining. Let me tell you […]
Romantic Comedy by Curtis Sittenfeld: In a very Shakespearean two novels collide type fashion, Romantic Comedy traces two different contextual arcs that band together due to Covid, highlighting a clear picture of what life was like before, during and possibly even after type trichotomy of our recent world. Sally and Noah […]
King of Wrath by Ana Huang: For a man like Dante Russo, power and control are everything, both in his professional and personal lives. So when he finds himself being blackmailed by the Lau family he vows to do whatever it takes to being them down and if that mean agreeing […]
In The Little Flower Shop by Lori Foster, Some people might find being called ‘the flower lady’ a ho-hum thing. But not for Emily Lucretia. She’s proud of her flower shop in pretty little Cemetery, Indiana, and has spent years building it into a success. So what if it’s happened […]