Book Review: A Tale of Love, Honor, and Passion
Across the North Sea: A Dark Viking Romance by Sofia HahnMy rating: 5 of 5 stars"Odilia knew, in that moment and without a semblance of a doubt, that she had…
Book Review: A Tale of Family, Love, & Adventure
This was my first cowboy romance and I loved it. From the very first scene, you know you are in the hands of an expert writer. The book starts off with a bang (literally) and the meet-cute is unforgettable...
Book Review: A Love Match for the Marquess
A Love Match for the Marquess by Cara MaxwellMy rating: 5 of 5 starsThis was a wonderful read and a poignant, heartfelt depiction of a new marriage!Cara Maxwell is an…
Book Review: Beyond the Sunrise
Beyond the Sunrise by Mary BaloghMy rating: 3 of 5 starsI really wanted to like this book, and ultimately in some ways I did. Others, not so much. As always…
Mini-Book Review: Secrets Between Lovers
Secrets Between Lovers by Charlie LaneMy rating: 5 of 5 starsSuperb writing. Likeable, well-developed characters. By the end of the first chapter, the world and people were real to me.…
Book Review: Love Once Lost
Love Once Lost by Cara Maxwell The Hesitant Husbands, Book #2 “IT IS REASONABLE TO BE CAUTIOUS; TIME CAN ALTER PEOPLE IN UNEXPECTED WAYS. BUT IT WOULD BE UNWISE TO…
Review: Arabella and the Reluctant Duke
Arabella and the Reluctant Duke by Sofi LaporteMy rating: 5 of 5 starsFunny and Fantastic!Sofi Laporte has done it again! This is a lovely, sweet read with an enjoyable and…
New Authors to Read & Love
Sofi Laporte writes sweet and sassy historical and contemporary romance, of the feel-good kind that makes you laugh-out-loud, sigh, and dream long after you’ve closed the book. Happy end guaranteed!
Review: The Husband Plot
The Husband Plot by Katherine GrantMy rating: 5 of 5 starsI thought this was a well-written, well-researched book. Once I started reading, I was pulled in and couldn't stop thinking…
Review: Enchanted at Buckthorn Manor
She stared outside, calling for it quietly under her breath. It seemed as if nothing had ever been so important as whether or not a tiny bird would appear, flying…