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REVIEW: A Christmas Affair by Jodi Thomas
29th Oct / 10 Comments

REVIEW: A Christmas Affair by Jodi Thomas

In A Christmas Affair (Ransom Canyon #6.5) by Jodi Thomas, Maria Anne Davis has mixed feelings about Christmas. While she loves the joyfulness of the season, the feel of snow on her face and hearing the carols sung in town, it also reminds her of the accident that took her […]

REVIEW: Right Where We Belong by Brenda Novak
27th Oct / 10 Comments

REVIEW: Right Where We Belong by Brenda Novak

In Right Where We Belong (Silver Springs #4) by Brenda Novak, Finding out that her husband is basically a monster who preys on women shocked Savanna Gray to her core. Not only has it rattled her trust in, well, everyone, it’s also driven her to file for divorce and move […]

REVIEW: Christmas in Icicle Falls by Sheila Roberts
25th Oct / 12 Comments

REVIEW: Christmas in Icicle Falls by Sheila Roberts

In Christmas in Icicle Falls (Life in Icicle Falls #11) by Sheila Roberts, Muriel Sterling still gets a thrill every time a book she’s written gets published. And her newest release is all about the holidays, its traditions, and the little things that can bring more joy to those around […]

REVIEW: Lilac Lane by Sherryl Woods
24th Oct / 8 Comments

REVIEW: Lilac Lane by Sherryl Woods

In Lilac Lane (Chesapeake Shores #14) by Sherryl Woods, Somehow Kiera Malone allowed herself to be talked into temporarily moving from her home in Ireland to the picturesque town of Chesapeake Shores by her beloved daughter Moira. She knows it’s her daughter’s attempt to help Kiera recover from losing her […]

REVIEW: Chasing Christmas Eve by Jill Shalvis
23rd Oct / 8 Comments

REVIEW: Chasing Christmas Eve by Jill Shalvis

In Chasing Christmas Eve (Heartbreaker Bay #4) by Jill Shalvis, Author Colbie Albright has finally hit her breaking point. Between her needy family who can’t seem to do anything without her to the pressure mounting to write her next novel, she’s done. So she drops everything and for the first […]

REVIEW: Save a Truck, Ride a Redneck by Molly Harper
21st Oct / 8 Comments

REVIEW: Save a Truck, Ride a Redneck by Molly Harper

In Save a Truck, Ride a Redneck (Southern Eclectic # 0.5) by Molly Harper, Marianne McCready loves her kooky family, but even after four years away at college she’s reluctant to spend the summer back in her hometown of Lake Sackett, Georgia. Helping out with the family businesses, their bait […]

REVIEW: Fairytale by Danielle Steel
19th Oct / 10 Comments

REVIEW: Fairytale by Danielle Steel

In Fairytale by Danielle Steel, Losing her mother Joy to cancer was devastating to Camille Lammenais and of course her father Christophe. They carried on as best they could through their grief, still running their successful family winery business and trying to do Joy’s memory and her legacy justice. Camille […]

REVIEW: Sugar Pine Trail by RaeAnne Thayne
13th Oct / 8 Comments

REVIEW: Sugar Pine Trail by RaeAnne Thayne

In Sugar Pine Trail (Haven Point #7) by RaeAnne Thayne, After years of taking care of her parents and everyone around her, librarian Julia Winston is free to do anything she pleases for the first time. Although it also means she’s alone for the upcoming holidays. Armed with a bunch […]

REVIEW: Merry and Bright by Debbie Macomber
12th Oct / 9 Comments

REVIEW: Merry and Bright by Debbie Macomber

In Merry and Bright by Debbie Macomber, Merry Knight’s year long temp job is quickly coming to a close and she has mixed feelings about that. While she loves her coworkers and the data work she’s been a part of, it will be nice to finish her college degree and […]

REVIEW: Hello Again by Brenda Novak
9th Oct / 8 Comments

REVIEW: Hello Again by Brenda Novak

In Hello Again (The Evelyn Talbot Chronicles #2) by Brenda Novak, When psychiatrist Evelyn Talbot began her career, her goal was to be the voice for kidnap and torture victims and to understand the mind of psychopaths so she could possibly prevent further attacks against the innocent. But nothing could […]