Tag: Roberta
25th Aug / 0 Comments
Ways to Tempt the Boss by Joanne Rock: Lucas Deschamps’ mother hired makeup artist Blair Westcott to work for their business Deschamps Cosmetics, but for all intents and purposes Lucas is Blair’s day to day boss. Lucas is afraid that a spy has infiltrated the company in an effort to force […]
24th Aug / 0 Comments
Marie Ferrarella has written 300 books for Harlequin, so you know you are in for a treat when you get a chance to read one of them. I have not read any of her Matchmaking Mamas stories, but The Late Bloomer’s Road to Love by is absolutely lovely. George enlists some ladies […]
23rd Aug / 0 Comments
Falling for the Sardinian Baron by Rosanna Battigelli: Ella Ross has enjoyed traveling and interviewing many important people. Her new assignment is to go to Sardinia to get a story for popular magazine about the very wealthy Baron Massimo DiLuca and his mother. The baron has lead a rather isolated life […]
16th Aug / 1 Comment
Although Therese Beharrie’s latest novel, Awakened by the CEO’s Kiss, is set in and around Cape Town, South Africa, it addresses many universal themes. At one time or other most of us deal with family situations, grief and love.
13th Aug / 1 Comment
Homecoming Heartbreaker by Joss Wood: Mack Holloway left Moonlight Ridge behind 15 years ago and never even told Molly Haskell, his first love, goodbye or why he was leaving. He is now coming home for a while to help his foster father who has suffered from a sudden health emergency and […]
11th Aug / 0 Comments
Accidental Homecoming by Sabrina York: Danny Diem suffered through a horrific childhood with a selfish, neglectful mother. If that weren’t enough, now she has cleaned out his bank account, credit cards and everything she can pawn from his home. He has never known who his biological father was and his mother […]
10th Aug / 1 Comment
Both Valencia and Lorenzo are trapped by more than a tornado in Trapped with the Texan by Joanne Rock. Both are trapped by the past and its hurts. Valencia had a difficult childhood and Lorenzo seems to have a hard time moving on past a huge emotional loss.
9th Aug / 3 Comments
Building a Surprise Family by Anna J. Stewart is part of Harlequin’s Heartwarming line and that truly fits this delightful novel. As I turned the last page, I had a smile on my face and felt all was right with my day.
7th Aug / 0 Comments
The Best Man’s Bride by Jamie Dallas: Hailey Miller becomes a runaway bride not because she gets cold feet, but because she catches her fiancé making out with their wedding planner just an hour before the ceremony. Who comes to her rescue but Jace Hartman? Jace Hartman is her now […]
29th Jul / 2 Comments
Fake Engagement, Nashville Style by Jules Bennett: I am a big fan of second chance romances. There is something special about couples reuniting after a long time apart that is absolutely heartwarming and renews faith in love. This tale of Cassandra and and Luke doesn’t disappointment.