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Book Review:: The Accidental Favorite | Fran Littlewood
A tree falls in the woods, and all three of your adult children are standing beneath it. You dive forward to remove one from danger, but the…
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Book Review:: Finders Keepers | Sarah Adler
Welcome home to your parent’s house, Nina Hunnicutt! That’s where catching your long-term boyfriend with someone else just as they’re supposed to be moving in together will…
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Book Review:: The Love Fix | Jill Shalvis
You can’t escape your past by running away from it. At least, not in fiction! After the death of her mother, Lexi has to return to a…
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Book Review:: Writing Mr. Wrong | Kelley Armstrong
Wow! This is the first book I’ve read of Kelley Armstrong’s, but click over to her author’s website (button at the end of this post) to see…
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Book Review:: Steal My Breath Away | Sarah Castille
I am quickly growing into a romantic suspense wh*re and I’m not ashamed to admit it. Sarah Castille’s new release of Steal My Breath Away does it…
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Book Review:: Gloves Off | Stephanie Archer
Fan of sports romance? Stephanie Archer should be on your list! Gloves Off is the fourth book in her Vancouver Storm series. The Fake Out, the second…
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Book Review:: Coming in Hot | Josie Juniper
Another Formula 1 sports romance! It opens with a spicy scene, which is pretty indicative of what to expect in a romance. If it was a pepper,…
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Book Review:: Sounds Like Love | Ashley Poston
The Dead Romantics by Ashley Poston was one of the most surprising delights when I was first getting heavy into romance. The voice, the concept, the execution…
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Book Review:: Read Between the Lines | Emily Kerr
The grouch in the library may not be as bad as he seems… Kat is ready for love, and she thinks she’s finally found it through a…
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Book Review:: Never Been Shipped | Alicia Thompson
Music is a powerful phenomenon. It can transport us to a place or time, if only in our minds. For Micah and John, it brings them back…