The Ferryman’s Daughter by Yasmin Angoe: Review
I absolutely love it when a story catches you off guard. You think it’s going to be just another murder mystery or crime spree story, then the author takes the twists and throws you into […]
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How to Ruin a Rake by Kate Pearce: Review
The historical romance genre has a bad rap sometimes. Contemporary authors today are throwing away the “traditional“ historical romance for updated versions. Gone is the Regency speak, for the most part. While the stories do […]
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Fifth Avenue Flirt by Louise Bay: Review
I’m sure you have book authors that you gravitate to over and over because you like their storytelling or you like the way that they make you feel when you finish the book. Louise Bay […]
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Tamed by Dr. Rebecca Sharp: Review
It’s interesting to watch the processes as a book evolves through a story. Taking wounded or traumatized individuals and evolving them into someone who can accept and grow with love was an interesting process in […]
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Triple Threat by Katie Chandler: Review
I grabbed this book for a change of pace and it turned out to be everything I didn’t know I wanted. The story is filled with complex feelings, and eventually, a deep love that can […]
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The Summer Between Us by Jennifer Probst: Review
I love it when a story can transport you somewhere else in the world, directly into a big fat romance, just like this one. The story was so special. It tugged on my heartstrings all […]
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On the Killer’s Trail by Alice Openshaw: Review
I got to read a police procedural murder mystery by a new author this week, and I was pleasantly entertained throughout the story. I enjoy a police procedural point of view every once in a […]
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Thunderbird Ranch by Laura Griffin Review
If you love Texas-style murder mysteries, this is a story that you may want to check out. I have read several murder mysteries set in Texas, and they remind me of the Dutton Ranch series. […]
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