Betting on Love by Jennifer Hoopes is the second book in the Ellis Family Saga and was a fun, fast book to read. It was short but well written and had very likable characters. I didn’t read the first book, but I do think that it would have improved my […]
Her Billionaire Protector by Nina Singh: Adam Steele was hired by his best friend, Brant Terrance, to protect his little sister Ani. Ani was a musical genius and was leaving Dallas to go on tour in Europe. Adam had always like Ani when they were growing up but felt like he […]
First Comes Scandal: A Bridgertons Prequel by Julia Quinn is the fourth book in the Rokesbys series. It was wonderful as a stand-alone and even though I haven’t had a chance to read the entire series I’m sure the other books were fantastic! The author is one of my favorites and […]
Date of a Lifetime by Lynne Marshall is the second book in The Taylor Triplets series but was great as a stand-alone. The book was a fast read, well written, flowed smoothly, and easy to read. Even though the book was of medium length the characters were fully developed and […]
Love on the Sound is the fifth book in the McKinnie Mail Order series by Ciara Knight. This was a new author for me, and I wasn’t certain about the book. Once I started reading it, I found myself having to finish it and not wanting to put it down.
A Duke Too Far by Jane Ashford is the fourth and final book in The Way to a Lord’s Heart. The series is based on four men the Earl of Macklin thought he might be able to help; they had all recently experienced a death in the family. Delia, Peter’s […]
Best Friend to Princess Bride by Katrina Cudmore is the first book in the Royals of Monrosa series. This author was new to me and I wasn’t sure what to expect but I was pleasantly surprised at how good the book was. I was charmed by the characters and their […]
The Virtuoso is the third book in the Windham series by Grace Burrowes. It was originally released in 2011, but it is one of those series that can be read and enjoyed repeatedly (which I have done). The book can be read as a standalone, but they are so much […]
Worth the Wait by Traci Douglass is a stand-alone book that started off funny and grabbed my attention until the end of the book. I’ve never read anything by this author, but I am a fan after reading this book. It was a short book and a fast read, but it […]
Reunited by the Tycoon’s Twins by Ellie Darkins: This was a new author for me, and one that I would read future books from. Madeleine Everleigh had lost her job as a journalist and needed a place to stay while finding a new job. Her brother arranged for her to stay […]