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Book Review:: Where He Left Me | Nicole Baart
Sadie Sheridan almost gave up on finding the one. But then, in her 40s, she fell in love with another professor at her university. Felix. He’s smart,…
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Book Review:: Save Us | Mona Kasten
The Maxton Hall series has really grown on me, and Save Us is as great an ending for these angsty characters as I could have hoped for.…
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Book Review:: Something in the Water | Catherine Steadman
Chance is a funny thing. Everyone knows they are not technically promised tomorrow. “You could be hit by a bus,” is such a common phrase I think…
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Book Review:: Never Over | Clare Gilmore
I’ve been a massive fan of Clare Gilmore since I read Perfect Fit last year. That book is *chef’s kiss*. I don’t know what it is about…
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Book Review:: Cover Story | Mhairi McFarlane
Cover Story by Mhairi McFarlane is more than a romance, it’s an investigation. Bel is a seasoned investigator who got her feet wet with her podcast before…
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Book Review:: Some Kind of Famous | Ava Wilder
Sometimes a fluffy kind of silly rom-com is exactly what you need. Sometimes you want to bite into a story with a little bit more angst and…
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Book Review:: Remain | Nicholas Sparks & M. Night Shyamalan
I have to say I never expected to see Nicholas Sparks and M. Night Shyamalan on the same book cover. Like, ever. But here we are, with…
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Book Review:: The Second Story Bookshop | Denise Hunter
A new release from Denise Hunter is here! The Second Story Bookshop is the story of a young woman taking over her late grandmother’s beloved bookshop, which…
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Book Review:: Happy Christmas | Kelsey Humphreys
Okay, wow! Finding a new indie author with serious chops can be difficult, but if Kelsey Humphreys new release of Happy Christmas is any indication, ladies, fellas,…
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Book Review:: Listen for the Lie | Amy Tintera
Wow – I was blown away by this book. From the title, which has to be one of my favorites of all time, to the intricate and…