Tag: HJ Recommends


REVIEW: Doomsdate by Laura Piper Lee
13th Oct / 1 Comment

REVIEW: Doomsdate by Laura Piper Lee

First of all: zombie apocalypse rom-com? Say less. Doomsdate by Laura Piper Lee: Maisie Bennett is a socially anxious doomsday prepper who has never made it past a first date, so she’s determined to check one thing off her bucket list: getting laid. Enter Everett Greer, a handsome film professor […]

REVIEW: Blue Jean Summer by Maggie Gates
17th Sep / 5 Comments

REVIEW: Blue Jean Summer by Maggie Gates

BLUE JEAN SUMMER by Maggie Gates: Hayes Wilder needs a wife to secure his grandfather’s estate. Catherine Foster needs help with the medical debt left behind after her mother’s death. So when Hayes offers to pay her debts in exchange for marriage, the two make a deal that seems pretty […]

REVIEW: Love Beyond Reasonable Doubt by Swati Hegde
4th Sep / 2 Comments

REVIEW: Love Beyond Reasonable Doubt by Swati Hegde

What happens in Goa doesn’t necessarily stay in Goa… especially when your vacation fling becomes your coworker. LOVE BEYOND REASONABLE DOUBT by Swati Hegde was a slow-burn, second-chance romance about two lawyers who thought they could leave a steamy vacation fling in the past, only to discover that their story […]

REVIEW: The Best I Never Had by Amy Buchanan
2nd Sep / 3 Comments

REVIEW: The Best I Never Had by Amy Buchanan

In The Best I Never Had by Amy Buchanan, Thea Pappas and her younger sister Addy were a team through every hardship, foster care move, and issue that came their way through their entire childhood. That’s why it shocks Thea when Addy shows up wearing an engagement ring, explaining her […]

REVIEW: THE PHONE SWAP by Lia Louis
19th Aug / 2 Comments

REVIEW: THE PHONE SWAP by Lia Louis

  The Phone Swa by Lia Louis : Allie Lake is an ambitious scientist who has never been in love, while Milo Ford is a movie star who would give almost anything for a little normalcy. When they accidentally swap phones on a flight, they’re forced to stay connected while […]

REVIEW: Extracurricular by Rachel Lynn Solomon
10th Aug / 2 Comments

REVIEW: Extracurricular by Rachel Lynn Solomon

In Extracurricular by Rachel Lynn Solomon, Ramona Wilder has had her fill of traveling the world, singing and dancing on stages while her pop songs thrill crowds of adoring teenagers. She began her career as a child actress on the TV screen and has never actually chosen anything that’s happened […]

REVIEW: Meet Me at the Seaside Cottages by Jenny Colgan
27th Jul / 4 Comments

REVIEW: Meet Me at the Seaside Cottages by Jenny Colgan

In Meet Me at the Seaside Cottages by Jenny Colgan, Janey Carter has finally settled into her empty-nest life on a remote Scottish island when her thirty-year-old daughter Essie unexpectedly moves back home after losing her job. Neither woman imagined sharing a roof again, but when the neglected Seaside Cottages […]

REVIEW: A WILD CARD KISS by Lauren Blakely
22nd Jul / 2 Comments

REVIEW: A WILD CARD KISS by Lauren Blakely

A WILD CARD KISS by Lauren Blakely: After catching her fiancé with another woman moments before their wedding, Katie is determined to put the entire disaster behind her. Enter Harlan Taylor—a professional football player, devoted father, and the perfect distraction from the worst day of her life. What begins as […]

REVIEW: Last Kiss of Summer by Jessica M. Felleman
17th Jul / 2 Comments

REVIEW: Last Kiss of Summer by Jessica M. Felleman

Every summer, Sera Watkins returns to Cape Cod and the memories she’s shared with her next-door neighbor, Luke Tisdale. Their connection runs deeper than friendship—when Sera received a life-saving heart transplant as a baby, the healthy valves from her old heart were given to Luke. Growing up, they spent endless […]

REVIEW: In Every Possible Way by Alicia Thompson
15th Jul / 2 Comments

REVIEW: In Every Possible Way by Alicia Thompson

In In Every Possible Way by Alicia Thompson, Jess should have known better than to go on a date on her birthday. Particularly since it was a guy she met on a dating app. But after the night goes as horribly as she figured it would, it gets even worse […]