Fallen Heir by Erin Watt: Pivoting from the soap opera of Ella and Reed, Fallen Heir centres on Easton, the middle wild-child of the Royal clan who more often than not has his own soap opera playing out. Still struggling with his mother’s death and his ADHD tendencies, Easton’s drinking takes […]
The Sister’s We Were by Wendy Willis Baldwin: While not a straight up romance, The Sister’s We Were is very much indeed a book about love, self-love, sibling love and the complexity of family love. Pearl, for the most part of her life has struggled with her weight, a product of […]
I see London by Chanel Cleeton: When Maggie is unsuccessful at achieving her dream of attending Harvard she applies to an International University in London and takes the huge leap of living abroad, huge in the sense that she has had fairly limited life experience and her small town Southern […]
The Fairytale Life of Dorothy Gale: Forced to flee to Dublin after news breaks out about her affair with her professor, Dorothy Dee Gale begins her journey anticipating the worst and hoping for the best after applying for the writing program at Trinity College.
Guy’s Girl by Emma Noyes: Preferring the company of males, Ginny has some fairly clear boundaries about not stretching things too far when it comes to romantic involvement. Until of course she meets Aidan who she is incredibly attracted to and yet deeper still, feels a genuine connection with. And of […]
The Broken Prince by Erin Watt: Taking off exactly where we left our Royals in episode 1, Ella is once again lured back into the Royal mansion realising that with all the money and resources in the world, there is literally nowhere to hide. And whilst she returns not exactly with […]
The Graham Effect by Elle Kennedy:As a starter to the next gen series Campus Diaries, this one hits all the marks; funny, socially political, raunchy and with a dash of dark to boot. Between Gigi, legendary Hockey play Graham’s daughter, and Ryder, foster care poster child of the year, our […]
The Unmaking of June Farrow by Adrienne Young: Following on from her Grandmothers’ death, a woman who raised June after she was abandoned by her mother Suzanna at birth, June begins to experience the fraying that has tormented the Farrow women for generations. Like a curse, the ticking timebomb comes […]
Main Character Energy by Jamie Vernon: Poppy, lucky enough to have a fairy-godmother like Aunt who she is forced to meet secretly due to an eon long family feud, is not fortunate enough to have the self-belief she needs to pull herself out of her rut. Downtrodden, with poor self esteem, […]
Don’t Froget to Write by Sara Goodman Confino: When Marilyn and Daniel skulk off at Synagogue to have a sneaky pash, they were unaware that their flirtatious boredom would have such dire consequences when they accidentally fall through the plate glass and land in front of the whole congregation.