Tag: HJ Recommends
11th Sep / 0 Comments
Second to None by K.A. Linde: Many things have changed for Josie now that she is a big shot TV actress but the one thing that has never really changed are her feelings for her best friends twin brother the one and only Maddox Nelson. However regardless of their undeniable chemistry […]
9th Sep / 2 Comments
In Small Town, Big Magic by Hazel Beck, Every day spent in her beloved hometown is a good day for Emerson Wilde. After all, her family is part of the local history in St. Cyprian, Missouri, as is the indie bookstore she runs since her grandmother’s passing. Add in a […]
5th Sep / 0 Comments
In Court of the Vampire Queen by Katee Robert (9/6), Mina grew up as an outcast in her own father’s compound, being that she was half human and half vampire–a dhampir–with no powers. Her father literally beat into her the knowledge that she was less than his other offspring. Something […]
30th Aug / 0 Comments
Lizzie Blake’s Best Mistake by Mazey Eddings: Lizzie is all about keeping things simple, after having her fair share of epic blunders she has decided that its best to keep things in her love life to a simple; a one and done deal. That is until she breaks her very own […]
29th Aug / 1 Comment
His Majesty’s Forbidden Fling by Susan Meier: King Jozef has been a widower for five years. Although his was an arranged marriage, he had come to love his wife. Even though he is only 45, he is more comfortable being a homebody. His sons, Axel and Liam are concerned that he […]
25th Aug / 1 Comment
It Started With A Royal Kiss by Jennifer Faye: Indigo is doing caricatures at Ludus Resort to earn extra money during the vacation season. She hopes to have a gallery showing her more serious art soon. Her mother needs assisted living and she is trying hard to make that possible.
22nd Aug / 2 Comments
In Moody by Penelope Ward, Massage therapist Wren McCallister thought her newest client, Dax Moody, would be like every other highly successful businessman she’s met before. A gorgeous home in a nice neighborhood. A fancy car in the driveway. And good looks that will make Wren’s time with him no […]
20th Aug / 0 Comments
The Lost Ticket by Freya Sampson: Shaped as a fairly stock-standard middle class English girl, Libby’s life plan goes pear shaped when boyfriend of 8 years Simon embraces his ‘self-discovery’ mission – aka, had an affair and kicked her out. Thinking temporarily, Libby is quickly ushered out by her judgmental […]
19th Aug / 0 Comments
In Angelika Frankenstein Makes Her Match by Sally Thorne, As her brother Victor’s long-time lab assistant, Angelika Frankenstein has never started an experiment of her own. But as she watches Victor with his latest creation–reassembling a man to then reanimate him–she decides to make a companion for herself. While both […]
18th Aug / 0 Comments
Mika in Real Life by Emiko Jean: With a dash of self-deprecation and a smattering of alternative spirit, Mika in Real Life is a slow burn that needs a trigger warning. With her life seemingly falling apart again, Mika receives contact from her daughter Penny who she gave up for adoption […]