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Book Review:: The Relic of the Wildwood | E.J. Venter
A perilous quest. A fierce protector. And a young woman who doesn’t believe she’s enough. These are the ones tasked with saving the world from an evil…
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The Good Mothers, Caitlin Weaver [A Book Review]
The Good Mothers is a perfect example of a book where I deeply disliked the characters but still enjoyed their story. This domestic thriller will keep you…
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Book Review:: If Only You Knew | Ellie K. Wilde
Man, sometimes you gotta go back to a genuine sports romance novel, and If Only You Knew by Ellie K. Wilde really fits the bill (also it’s…
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Book Review:: Graceless Heart | Isabel Ibanez
Isabel Ibanez is on my watch list. I’ve truly loved some of her work in the past, so I wasn’t going to miss an opportunity to read…
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Book Review:: The Nantucket Inn | Pamela Kelley
Last year I read a book called The Christmas Inn by Pamela Kelley and I LOVED it. It was such a nice, engaging, wholesome novel about family…
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Book Review:: Silver & Blood | Jessie Mihalik
Romantasy fans, this one’s for you. Part fairy tale, part romance, this book is bound to satisfy many romantasy lovers. Riela is taken to an enchanted house…
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Book Review:: The Re-Do List | Denise Williams
Willow is broken and broken-hearted as her brother ships off on deployment, but he leaves his best friend Deacon behind with instructions to look out for her…
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Book Review:: The Highlander’s Lady of Loch & Sea | Heather McCollum
Looking for your historical Scottish hunk fix? Fan of true-blue bodice rippers? You’re going to love The Highlander’s Lady of Loch & Sea by Heather McCollum. Laria…
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Book Review:: Quicksilver | Callie Hart
I feel like I’m in my romantasy era, and I don’t hate it! Look at the cover of this book. What an absolute killer. For me, Quicksilver…
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Book Review:: Anatomy of an Alibi | Ashley Elston
For me, the fun of reading thrillers is that grabs-you-by-the-throat, have-to-turn-the-next-page, I-have-no-idea-what-happens-next feeling. It’s a different sort of reading experience than I have with other fiction, because…