Tag: Harlequin Mills&Boon
12th May / 0 Comments
An Accidental Family is the debut title from Ami Weaver. After reading it, I find myself greatly looking forward to seeing her writing as she becomes more seasoned. Lainey came from a privileged family, but after the breakup of a disastrous marriage approved by her parents, she decides she will […]
12th May / 0 Comments
In April Showers by Holly Jacobs, Lily Paul has finally found a place of her own in Valley Ridge, New York after years of searching for somewhere to belong. And some place that felt like home. Her nursing job brought her here temporarily to take care of a co-worker’s sister […]
10th May / 2 Comments
In A Price Worth Paying? by Trish Morey Simone’s and Alesander’s families were bitter rivals, going back generations. Their Spanish vineyards abutted each other’s, and Alesander’s family cursed Simone’s and vowed they would someday be driven from the land that they wished to make their own. When Simone hears that her […]
9th May / 0 Comments
Carole Mortimer was one of the first Romance writers I remember reading, back when I was a young lady. Along with Penny Jordan and Nora Roberts, they were staples on my reading list. A Touch of Notoriety by Carole Mortimer is a sequel to A Taste of the Forbidden, part of […]
8th May / 0 Comments
I’ve never been the biggest fan of circuses. I’ve been twice, and both times my expectations weren’t met. However, after reading Sparks Fly with the Billionaire by Marion Lennox, I kinda want to go again. Allie has slowly taken over responsibility for the “Sparkles” circus. Her grandparents raised her there, […]
6th May / 1 Comment
In The Last Doctor She Should Ever Date by Louisa George, Daniella Danatello has been hiding from the media and the public eye since one of her rebellions and dares was turned into the biggest media scandal. She was humiliated by her mistake, one that no one in the media […]
5th May / 0 Comments
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 […]
4th May / 0 Comments
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 […]
1st May / 1 Comment
In Tempting Nurse Scarlet by Wendy S. Marcus, Dr. Lewis Jackson is having a hard time connecting to the daughter he never knew he had. Having a 13 year-old brought to you after her mother’s death can be difficult, but even more when said 13 year-old is not happy about […]
1st May / 0 Comments
In Flirting with Danger by Tina Beckett, Nurse Chloe Jenkins has done her best to keep her marriage. What she thought would be her surprise visit to New York and seduction of her husband to revive their marriage turned into her biggest humiliation. Dr Brad Davis has been friend of […]