Tag: Michele
26th Oct / 1 Comment
In Feels Like Home by Courtney Walsh, Hattie Holbrook has been working on turning her family’s old hunting lodge into a wedding and event location for nearly a year. And she’s almost done. Thankfully. Because her brother will be getting married there in a few weeks, whether she’s ready or […]
20th Oct / 4 Comments
In Queen of Lombard Street by Lisa Kleypas, Reina Martin grew up knowing she unfortunately didn’t completely fit in anywhere in London thanks to her illegitimate lineage. Her Spanish mother, a former dancer, was the mistress of a prominent banker–who already had a wife and family. But after years of […]
19th Oct / 2 Comments
In Trust Fall by Lynn Painter, Sometimes life takes you by surprise and sends you in a direction you never expected. That’s exactly what happened to Julia Lowell. A high school senior in Nebraska, she had no idea that the local elderly gentleman she and her family adored and considered […]
15th Oct / 2 Comments
In Reap & Sow by Charlotte B. Plumb, Eda Shaw and her older brothers, Ben and Lawrie, have been carrying on the family business(es) in Blackbridge since their parents passed away years ago. That includes legitimate Shaws’ Antiques & Curiosities shop on the first floor of their building and their […]
29th Sep / 2 Comments
In Hollow Bones by Jodi Picoult, When people go through a traumatic experience, they deal with it in their own way, doing the best they can with the hand they were dealt. In Molly Fitzgerald’s case, she took the fact that her mother died in the 9/11 attacks in the […]
22nd Sep / 2 Comments
In Grim Tidings by B.K. Borison, Being a Grim Reaper isn’t all it’s cracked up to be. Darcy Moore would know. She’s been a Reaper for several decades now and honestly? She’s exhausted. Not just physically either. She’s tired to her core of dealing with death day in and day […]
15th Sep / 2 Comments
In BBroken Rival by Tessa Bailey, Magnolia Brown’s parents, scientists who created suits that allow people to time travel, brought her fifty-two years in the past with a clear purpose: to warn against the use of the suits and about the upcoming drought and famine they need to prepare for […]
10th Sep / 3 Comments
In Love Felt Like This by Julie Olivia, Becoming a puppeteer and following in her grandfather’s footsteps was always the plan for Beverly Lark. She couldn’t love his long-running children’s show Birds on the Block anymore if she had created it herself–which is why when funding falls through to continue […]
3rd Sep / 2 Comments
In The Paddock Club by Madge Maril, Former fashion model Cat Cromwell might come from very humble beginnings but she’s working nonstop to make sure her beloved younger siblings don’t have the same worries she’s had. If it means she has to fake date wealthy men who have wronged their […]
2nd Sep / 3 Comments
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 […]