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REVIEW: This Summer Will Be Different by Carley Fortune
8th May / 8 Comments

REVIEW: This Summer Will Be Different by Carley Fortune

In This Summer Will Be Different by Carley Fortune, The first time Lucy Ashby set foot on beautiful Prince Edward Island was supposed to be with her best friend in the world, Bridget Clark–an island native–by her side. Instead, she met the most handsome, charming guy she’d ever seen, and […]

REVIEW: All Rhodes Lead Here by Mariana Zapata
7th May / 7 Comments

REVIEW: All Rhodes Lead Here by Mariana Zapata

In All Rhodes Lead Here by Mariana Zapata, As Aurora “Ora” De La Torre was putting her life back together after her long-time relationship imploded, it somehow felt right to return to her hometown of Pagosa Springs, Colorado. Some of the best (and one of the worst) times of her […]

REVIEW: The Other Side of Disappearing by Kate Clayborn
1st May / 5 Comments

REVIEW: The Other Side of Disappearing by Kate Clayborn

In The Other Side of Disappearing by Kate Clayborn, When Jess Greene was twenty-one, her flighty mother Charlotte took off with con man Lynton Baltimore, leaving Jess to take care of her eight-year-old half-sister Tegan. And since then, she’s kept as much of the truth about their mom’s disappearance from […]

REVIEW: Love You, Mean it by Jilly Gagnon
30th Apr / 5 Comments

REVIEW: Love You, Mean it by Jilly Gagnon

In Love You, Mean it by Jilly Gagnon, Ellie Greco is proud (most days) to have taken over running her family’s Milborough, Massachusetts, Italian deli after the untimely death of her beloved father five years ago. She enjoys the camaraderie with her customers. She likes offering delicious food that brings […]

REVIEW: Effie Olsen’s Summer Special by Rochelle Bilow
26th Apr / 5 Comments

REVIEW: Effie Olsen’s Summer Special by Rochelle Bilow

In Effie Olsen’s Summer Special by Rochelle Bilow, When Effie Olsen left her hometown, tiny Alder Isle in Maine, just after graduation, she had her eyes set on becoming a chef and traveling to as many countries and big cities as possible. Sixteen years later, she’s made that dream come […]

REVIEW: Happy Medium by Sarah Adler
23rd Apr / 6 Comments

REVIEW: Happy Medium by Sarah Adler

In Happy Medium by Sarah Adler, Gretchen Acorn grew up to become a con artist like the rest of her family before her. Not that what she does nowadays is anything like the grifts her father taught her as a young girl. Nope. After life knocked her around a few […]

REVIEW: Archangel’s Lineage by Nalini Singh
19th Apr / 10 Comments

REVIEW: Archangel’s Lineage by Nalini Singh

  In Archangel’s Lineage by Nalini Singh, The Refuge is the one place on earth that Raphael and the other Archangel’s know to be a safe haven, fully protected against outsiders. And rightly so, considering it is where their (mostly) defenseless young as well as their full historical records live. […]

REVIEW: Just for the Summer by Abby Jimenez
12th Apr / 8 Comments

REVIEW: Just for the Summer by Abby Jimenez

In Just for the Summer by Abby Jimenez, Being a traveling nurse is perfect for Emma who grew up being dragged from one location to the next by her flighty mother. But this is on her own terms. Well, hers and her best friend Maddy’s terms. It’s when they’re ready […]

REVIEW: What Is Love? By Jen Comfort
11th Apr / 6 Comments

REVIEW: What Is Love? By Jen Comfort

In What Is Love? By Jen Comfort, Maxine Hart had to grow up quickly on the streets of Brooklyn, but it taught her how to take care of herself and her younger sister Olive. She’s also learned over the years how to use her ADHD to her advantage. Specifically, being […]

REVIEW: Old Flames and New Fortunes by Sarah Hogle
10th Apr / 7 Comments

REVIEW: Old Flames and New Fortunes by Sarah Hogle

In Old Flames and New Fortunes by Sarah Hogle, Romina Tempest comes from a long line of women who are witches. Not that she believed in that fact until she was out of high school trying to find her way after her romance with then boyfriend Alex King went belly […]