The Scoundrel and the Debutante (The Cabot Sisters #3) by Julia London, Prudence Cabot has always been the one to do as she’s told and follow what society deems appropriate. But with the impetuous way her two older sisters have behaved in recent years, Prudence knows her chances of finding […]
In Kiss the Earl (Geek Girls #3) by Gina Lamm, Ella Briley has great friends, a fantastic new job as a comic book artist, and…not much else in her life. Painfully shy and awkward around men, she’s never had much luck with dating. So when her friends set her up […]
In Almost My Prince (True Royalty) by Miranda King, All Sassandra “Sass” Wellborn wants out of her life is to become a lawyer, just like she promised her beloved grandpa before he passed away when she was young. But it seems that having made friends in Harvard with a few […]
Trope it Up: Second Chance Romance or Reunion stories If you love reading romance novels as much as we do here at HJ, you definitely have a trope or two that you love to read about. Today we are Troping up on “Second Chance Romance or Reunion stories” Tropes are […]
In The Closer You Come (The Original Heartbreakers #1) by Gena Showalter, Jase Hollister has followed his best friends Beck and West to Strawberry Valley, Oklahoma, in hopes of finally having a home and peace in his life. His nine year stint in jail for a mistake in his late […]
In Valorous (Quantum Trilogy #2) by M.S. Force, Natalie Bryant is still reeling after meeting and falling in love with Flynn Godfrey, one of the biggest movie stars on the planet in NYC. She thanks her beloved dog Fluff every day for causing Natalie to run headlong into Flynn’s path, […]
In Need Me (Broke and Beautiful #2) by Tessa Bailey, English Lit professor Ben Dawson has a strict code he follows: He doesn’t tolerate deceit and he will not risk his career by getting involved with a student. No matter how tempting she might be. But that was before he […]
In A Desperate Fortune by Susanna Kearsley, Being unemployed actually works in Sara Thomas’s favor when she’s asked to decode an almost three hundred year old journal written in a puzzling cipher. As Sara begins to unravel the secrets in the journal written by Mary Dundas, she finds an exciting […]
In Midnight’s Kiss (Elder Races #8) by Thea Harrison, Even two decades later, tempers (and attraction) still flare when Julian and Melisande are in each other’s presence. As the Nightkind King, Vampyre Julian has been trying to keep the peace between the elders committee when there is an attack on […]
In Hold Me (Fool’s Gold #16) by Susan Mallery, Destiny Mills may come from country music royalty, but she chooses to stay out of the spotlight as much as possible. Her job setting up equipment needed to do search and rescue missions nationally has brought her temporarily to Fool’s Gold. […]