Tag: HJ Recommends
26th May / 1 Comment
How to Pursue a Princess by Karen Hawkins is a delightfully witty tale full of fun and eccentric characters. As a first time reader of Karen Hawkins, I was profoundly awestruck by her superb and sparkling writing. If you love historical romance as much as I do, you are sure to […]
25th May / 0 Comments
Do you believe in ghosts? Kelly doesn’t… In Secret Reflection by Jennifer Brassel Kelly has escaped to England to visit her friends in the manor they now lease and are turning into a hotel. A journalist, Kelly is still getting over a recent divorce and is hoping to start working on […]
25th May / 1 Comment
In Summer in Napa by Marina Adair, Lexi Moreau was hoping to move back to her hometown of St Helena, California, virtually unnoticed after her divorce was finalized. Unfortunately, within the first twenty-four hours she’s back, she runs into her ex-husband’s best friend Marc, while stuck in an awkward situation, […]
24th May / 2 Comments
Wind Chime Point by Sherryl Woods is a vivid work of art. Sherryl Woods has written an outstanding follow up to Sand Castle Bay. Book number two in the Ocean Breeze series will capture your heart with it’s tender romance and keep you steadily turning the pages. Gabi Castle has […]
22nd May / 1 Comment
In Talking Dirty with the CEO by Jackie Ashenden, Christie St John is a gamer and tech geek who writes for – what else – but a tech magazine. She normally loves her job, however, she is not sure about her latest assignment which is to research online dating. She […]
21st May / 1 Comment
In Who Wants to Marry a Cowboy by Abigail Sharpe, Ainsley Fairfax is tired of being the “good daughter” and letting her mother walk all over her, telling her how to live her life. The only thing she’s been able to accomplish herself is to open Charleston Blooms, a flower […]
20th May / 2 Comments
A Very Exclusive Engagement isn’t the first Andrea Lawrence book I’ve read, but I think it finally made me stand up and take note. Liam and Francesca clash at first, he’s taking over the company for which she works, and in trying to save it, might be curtailing some of […]
20th May / 2 Comments
In Kissing the Maid of Honor by Robin Bielman, Sela Sullivan has never forgiven Luke Watters, her best friend’s brother, for humiliating her in high school at a kissing booth. A few words that tore her apart on the inside, destroyed her reputation and made her the joke of the […]
18th May / 1 Comment
In Changing Lanes by Kathleen Long, Thirty year old Abby Halladay has had a monumentally bad day. She lost her job as an advice columnist. She recently purchased her first home only to find out today it has extensive termite damage. And her fiance has unexpectedly left the country two […]
15th May / 2 Comments
I Cross My Heart by Vicki Lewis Thompson is a great western romance! It is the first book in her Sons of Change trilogy. Her writing is crisp and direct, while splashes of emotional guilt are neatly woven into the storyline. It is a fast-faced, hot read! Celebrity Bethany Grace, […]