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Book Review:: Obsession Falls | Claire Kingsley
Y’ALL. If you have never read a romantic suspense novel, it is an oversight that must be remedied. It is the perfect blend of swoon level romance…
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Book Review:: The Battle of the Bookshops | Poppy Alexander
It’s the Romeo + Juliet of the 21st century, but make it cozy and super intricate! Of the two bookstore battle books that have come out this…
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Book Review:: Wes and Addie Had Their Chance | Bethany Turner
Another second chance love story out of Adelaide Springs. That place did their youth so bad the universe has conspired against it to bring all the little…
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Book Review:: He Falls First | Jill Shalvis
Jill Shalvis can be depended upon for a heartstrings tugging romance that will linger in your bloodstream. He Falls First, her newest release and first in a…
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Book Review:: Game Point | Meg Jones
My first tennis romance, and it’s a steamy one… Dylan is her own worst enemy when it comes to top level tennis competitions. She always, always chokes.…
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Book Review:: The Brave and the Reckless | Dilan Dyer
Romance is far from dead in the wild west – or at least the wild west theme park called Bravetown. Esra is questioning her life choices when…
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Book Review:: As A Last Resort | Kristin Wollett
Burying your head in the sand is so much easier than facing your past. Or in Samantha’s case, fleeing her home town, severing all ties, and hyper-focusing…
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Book Review:: The Reluctant Flirt | Jennifer Probst
Jennifer Probst fans, we’re back in Outer Banks, a small idyllic beach town perfect for falling in love. Book of the Month is the first title in…
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Book Review:: Both Things Are True | Kathleen Barber
I love a good complex second chance romance story, but hanging it all upon a series of miscommunications is risky business, and in Kathleen Barber’s new release…
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Book Review:: Where You’re Planted | Melanie Sweeney
Some books just give off warm fuzzy vibes, and Where You’re Planted by Melanie Sweeney is one of those for me. Tansy and Jack get off on…