BOOK REVIEW: Gray Hair Don’t Care by Karen Booth
I’m forever on the lookout for emotionally satisfying stories with strong heroines over forty who are embarking on a ‘second act’ in their lives, and as my own years begin...
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BOOK REVIEW: The Bluff by Devney Perry
The marriage might be fake, but the chemistry is off the charts in this thoroughly satisfying small town romance, second in Devney Perry’s Calamity Montana series. There’s much about the...
BOOK REVIEW: The Heiress Gets a Duke by Harper St. George
Class and privilege of the Victorian Era are joined together in transactional matrimony with the excess and opulence of the American Gilded Age in Harper St. George’s exquisite new tale...
BOOK REVIEW: Beach Read by Emily Henry
There aren’t many books that hit so many of my buttons all at once, but by the end of this one, I must have looked like a light show. With...
BOOK REVIEW: From Blood and Ash by Jennifer L. Armentrout
I have to make a confession. Fantasy novels are not really my thing, regardless of the dozen or so that I have admittedly adored in my lifetime, yet it only...
BOOK REVIEW: The Truest Thing by Samantha Young
At long last, Samantha Young takes us back to the quaint little coastal town of Hartwell, Delaware with a secret love story spanning a decade as two unlikely lovers discover...
BOOK REVIEW: Sea of Ruin by Pam Godwin
From the sandy shores of South Carolina to the Caribbean islands to the high seas, and set during the eighteenth-century’s Golden Age of Piracy, this book is unlike anything I’ve...
BOOK REVIEW: Daring and the Duke by Sarah MacLean
Saying goodbye to this series wasn’t easy. But as we return one last time to the dark, criminal underworld of Sarah MacLean’s nineteenth-century London with what is nothing short of...
BOOK REVIEW: Wild Highway by Devney Perry
There’s no question that Devney Perry is a queen of small town romances, and the latest in her Runaway series is a tale of new beginnings, second chances, and of...
BOOK REVIEW & EXCERPT: Queen Move by Kennedy Ryan
There’s nothing like a great romance novel to cancel out the incessant noise inside and outside of our heads these days, but as it is always the case with Kennedy...
BOOK REVIEW: The F List by Alessandra Torre
With countless young people around the world broadcasting their personal lives each day in hopes of acquiring internet fame, and countless others pursuing fame as a profession, this story couldn’t...
Exclusive sneak peek of Alice Archer’s upcoming romance, The Infinite Onion
There are writers whose prose is so vivid and so emotionally resonant, that you might briefly forget you’re reading a work of fiction, and while Alice Archer has already proven...
BOOK REVIEW: The Infinite Onion by Alice Archer
There are writers whose prose is so vivid and so emotionally resonant, that you might briefly forget you’re reading a work of fiction, and while Alice Archer has already proven...
BOOK REVIEW & EXCERPT: Kiss of Fate by Samantha Young (writing as S. Young)
Myths, legends, and folk lore are brought to life once again in Samantha Young’s second instalment in her seductive True Immortality series, as she spins another spellbinding tale set in...
BOOK REVIEW: Everyday History by Alice Archer
You know that book that you can’t stop thinking about? The one you find yourself breathlessly and incoherently recommending to anyone willing to listen? The one you wish you could...
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Some books embed themselves in your heart from the very first page, the unexpected beauty of them taking your breath away time and time again, and The Simple Wild continues...
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