Tag: Michele
14th Aug / 12 Comments
In Between Us by Mhairi McFarlane, When English lit teacher Roisin Walters arrived at Benbarrow Hall in the picturesque English countryside for a weekend away with her lovely group of long-time friends, she had no idea her life would change direction shortly after. It began as a few days of […]
3rd Aug / 14 Comments
In With Love, from Cold World by Alicia Thompson, You would think that working at a tourist destination that features an ice rink and a walk-in snow globe in the middle of Florida would be a blast of a job. But Lauren Fox isn’t known for her sense of fun […]
1st Aug / 18 Comments
In Codename Charming by Lucy Parker, Petunia “Pet” De Vere thought she was prepared when she took a job as PA to Johnny Marchmont, the new prince consort. Oh, was she woefully wrong. She turns out to be less of an assistant and more of a person-wrangler, trying to keep […]
21st Jul / 13 Comments
In Flirting with Fire by Jane Porter, When Margot Hughes gave up touring the country with a Broadway revue after two and a half decades in theater, she could think of nothing but going home to California. Now working in a real estate office her good friend Sally owns, Margot […]
18th Jul / 9 Comments
In Resonance Surge by Nalini Singh, StoneWater bear Yakov Stepyrev has had visions since his teens, courtesy of his great-grandfather having been a foreseer. It’s always the same beautiful blue-eyed blonde. A woman he’s never met in real life. As Yakov gears up to investigate a possibly defunct Psy rehabilitation […]
14th Jul / 11 Comments
In The Long Game by Elena Armas, Adalyn Reyes has basically lived and breathed the Miami Flames soccer team for most of her adult life, working at their offices in PR. The fact that her father owns the team and is CEO is irrelevant to her, but unfortunately not to […]
11th Jul / 8 Comments
In You, with a View by Jessica Joyce, The past six months have not been great for Noelle Shepard. It started with losing her best friend in the world–her grandmother, Kathleen–and then the catastrophes piled up from there: losing her job, losing her apartment, and at twenty-eight-years-old, moving back into […]
5th Jul / 12 Comments
In Business or Pleasure by Rachel Lynn Solomon, Chandler Cohen knew when she was getting her journalism degree at a time when local newspapers were shutting down all over the US that it was an iffy decision. Thankfully she had just enough time to develop her own writing voice before […]
3rd Jul / 15 Comments
In The Blonde Identity by Ally Carter, Waking up with no knowledge of who you are while in the middle of a snowy Paris street is unsettling. Have a gorgeous guy questioning and yelling at her while she’s lying in said street is even more disorienting. But when she realizes […]
2nd Jul / 18 Comments
In Beginning of Forever by Catherine Bybee, Family comes first for the D’Angelos and Giovanni wouldn’t have it any other way. So what if he’s had to put his plans of one day running his very own winery on the back burner? He’d do anything for his loved ones and […]