In Enchanted Enough by Kelly Elliott, Flights getting rerouted or delayed are usually an annoyance to most people but in Avery Littlewood’s case, it put her on the path to meeting the man of her dreams. Beck Dahlstrom caught her eye the second she got on the plane. And when […]
In One Last Shot by Betty Cayouette, Emerson still isn’t sure how a gangly, awkward girl from Salem, Massachusetts has worked and clawed her way to the top to become one of the biggest supermodels in the world. As much as she loves not having to worry about money, she’s […]
In Primal Mirror by Nalini Singh, Auden Scott can only imagine what the outside world thinks of her, having been born into a Psy family with two highly powerful former Councilors for parents. Even after their deaths, their darkness permeates the Scott family name. Auden would love to be the […]
In Finding Mr. Write by Kelley Armstrong, When Daphne McFadden wrote a YA novel about a zombie apocalypse with a kickass heroine not just surviving, but thriving, she couldn’t have been prouder. Trying to get said manuscript seen by publishers? Not so easy. So, after a little bit too […]
In Birding with Benefits by Sarah T. Dubb, Celeste is usually fairly astute when it comes to reading people–comes with the territory of being a middle school language arts teacher and mom to a teenager. But the mix up she has when she first meets John is big. And awkward. […]
In The Fiancé Dilemma by Elena Armas, You’ve probably heard the adage “always a bridesmaid, never a bride”, right? Well, in Josie Moore’s case it’s “always a fiancée, never a bride” as she’s been on her way to the altar four times unsuccessfully. The last thing she wanted to […]
In This Used to be Us by Renee Carlino, Danielle and Alexander had the kind of love that made everyone around them not only certain that it would last forever, but that a soul-deep kind of love was possible for anyone. Over the years, though, life starts to wear them […]
In Slow Dance by Rainbow Rowell, It was a slow dance at one of her closest friend’s weddings that made Shiloh realize how much she missed her best friend, Cary. And how much she still loved him, even after all the missteps they’d made over the decades. So much has […]
In The Body in the Backyard by Lucy Score, Riley Thorn is new to the world of private investigation, but she is *not* new to the manipulation and narcissism of her ex-husband Griffin Gentry. That’s why when he shows up on her doorstep, pleading for Riley and her boyfriend, Nick […]
In The Ex Vows by Jessica Joyce, Georgia Woodward would do darn near anything for the first best friend she ever made as a kid, Adam Kim, who is still her closest friend to this day. So, when his impending nuptials to Grace Song hits one calamity after another, Georgia […]