This was one of those books where you get lost in the story and the characters immediately. Duke, the sheriff of Calamity runs into Lucy while hiking in Yellowstone. They assume it was a one-off meeting and continue on their way only to run into each other again in Calamity. Lucy is determined to start […]
I spent a lot of this book wondering what I was reading. Nightmares coming alive in the forest? What is this craziness? Winnie Wednesday is desperate to get back what she lost four years ago when her family was outcast. Her in? Complete in the hunter trials. The odds are against her, yet Winnie suddenly […]
I ran across a post on Facebook where a reader was asking about a book where two brothers were separated at birth, one raised rich and the other in an MC. I was intrigued enough that I skipped to Amazon to find the book once the title/author was uncovered. After reading this, I wish I […]
Wow! Brigid Kemmerer takes us back to Shyl Shallow and Emberfall with this fantastic spin-off series with Tycho as the hero, but old friends readily at hand. Picking up a few years from the end of the Cursebreakers series, Grey and LIa Mara are faced with groups threatening their reign, or Grey’s. Tycho, now the […]
Corinne Michaels went back to a romantic suspense book with Help Me Remember, adding the brother’s best friend trope. It worked all the way around for me. Brielle loses her memory of the last three years. She has to get it back to help solve the mystery/crime of what happened to her and her brother. She recruits […]
Oh my goodness….For the Wolf took forever to read. Part of this could have been me not being in the right mindset to focus on the storyline, but I don’t think I’m fully to blame. I’ll be honest, I saw the next book in the series; For the Throne, on NetGalley and was intrigued. Realizing I […]
I don’t know how I missed this book when it came out last year, but I’m glad I found it now. I enjoyed Gemma and the dual life that she led. She may not have been the best spy, but she played her role well when she needed to. She was tough and brave, making […]
I have to say I was happy to read a historical romance with a woman who owned not only her independence and her sexuality. Artemis Jones didn’t shy away from who she was, what she wanted or what others thought of her. I loved everything about her. After giving up her position as a teacher […]
K. Bromberg brings us the first book in this new series about a set of triplets and their path to their HEA. First up is the youngest of the boys, Callahan Sharpe. He’s the one that bucks the rules and does what he wants, which does not always work so well for the Sharpe empire. […]
This was an interesting twist with the fae. I had figured out fairly quickly what Caelum was. What intrigued me was the lengths he was willing to go to get what he wanted. There were times when I questioned whether or not Caelum was what I thought he was because he mixed in so well […]
This one started out slow for me and I wasn’t sure if I was going to be able to finish it. It was really hard to connect with geeky, lonely Seph and I wasn’t sure what the deal with Reece (other than he initially comes off as a douche). The storyline gets a little better […]
I love everything Karen Rose writes; she knows how to write an intriguing, well written story with romance. SAY YOUR SORRY is a suspenseful romance and it drew me in from the first page and didn’t let me go until the last. This engrossing, action packed story had my heart racing. It has intricate plot […]
This was an enjoyable book with a sassy Hollywood Wedding planner and a fiesty Texas Fire Marshall. Remedy comes from a wealthy family and has moved to Texas to escape the fallout of a Wedding gone wrong. She ends up in a small Texas town – where no one knows of her or about her […]
When I read the blurb for THE CASUAL RULE, I figured this would be a fun book to read over the holiday weekend. I didn’t expect to fall for a storyline that brought freshness to the “friends with benefits”~ish trope or to love the hero and heroine as much as I did. AC Netzel completely […]