Tag: HJ Recommends
1st Jul / 1 Comment
In The Great Outdoors by Kayla Olson, Sadie Whitlock has never really been tempted to go on any outdoor excursions. While she is usually the most organized person in any group, she’s more comfortable being indoors–preferably with air conditioning and all the amenities a girl could ask for. But when […]
18th Jun / 3 Comments
Hot For Preacher by Anne Marsh: A struggling country singer stranded in small-town Tennessee and the hot local preacher who comes to her rescue? That’s already a recipe for trouble. Dixie Pearl’s van named Blanche dies right in the middle of a really small town, Wickham Hollow, Tennessee. She had […]
12th Jun / 3 Comments
By the Bootstraps by Alexa Martin: Luna Starr has always believed in happily-ever-afters. Fueled by a lifelong love of romance novels, she decides the best way to move forward after a devastating loss is to start over in Celestial, Texas, where she purchases a small farm and sets out to […]
11th Jun / 4 Comments
Our Extraordinary Summer by Lori Wilde: Two estranged sisters. One final wish. And a summer that could change everything. Calista and Athena Dempsey were golf prodigies, but were controlled each step of the way by their father who was a star on the PGA tours. He expected to continue to […]
20th May / 3 Comments
In While You Were Seething by Charlotte Stein, Daisy Emmett has spent years loathing famous romance author Caleb Miller, and the feeling has always been mutual. So when she agrees to help him navigate a PR disaster, she expects the experience to be unpleasant. What she does not expect is […]
29th Apr / 3 Comments
In The Write Off by Kara McDowell, All Mars Darling has ever wanted to do was write. Specifically, she wanted to become a romance author. And while that dream has come true, it isn’t exactly everything she hoped for. Yes, she’s had success right out of the gate, bigger than […]
20th Apr / 2 Comments
A Girl Like Her by Talia Hibbert: When the whole town thinks they know you, falling for the one person who sees the real you changes everything… Ruth Kabbah has learned how to keep her distance. In Ravenswood, she’s known more for gossip and old scandal than for who she […]
16th Apr / 3 Comments
Definitely Maybe Not a Detective by Sarah Fox is a rom-com mystery about fake identities, fresh starts, and accidentally catching feelings while trying to solve a murder. Emersyn Gray is not a detective. She’s a twenty-eight-year-old trying to rebuild her life, raise her niece, and recover after her ex disappeared […]
14th Apr / 3 Comments
In LIKE FIRE WE BURN by Ayla Dade, Aria Moore returns to Aspen planning to focus on family and help run the family B&B while her mother is ill. What she doesn’t plan for is Wyatt Lopez—the ice hockey player she once loved and the man who shattered her heart. […]
13th Apr / 4 Comments
In Stranger Things Have Happened by Kasie West, Sutton’s life seems to be filled with nothing but worry right now. She’s concerned about her mother’s health since a bad car wreck left her unable to care for herself, meaning she had to move back into her childhood bedroom for a […]