To Woo and to Wed by Martha Waters
I have to say sometimes it is hard not to get wrapped up with the characters in a book, especially if you have been following the series for a while. They become friends, nearly human […]
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The Missing Witness by Allison Brennan: Review
I have read several books in the series now and they keep getting better and better as they go. I love how this author develops her characters and this new release ups the ante in […]
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Recipe for a Charmed Life by Rachel Linden: Review
I really enjoy a good women’s fiction story. I especially enjoy them when there are plenty of facets to keep the interest up and tied to the story. This upcoming release is a great example […]
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Village in the Dark by Iris Yamashita: Review
Sometimes an opportunity is missed when the reader isn’t informed that a book is part of a must-read series. I remember when book number one came out by this author but I was unable to […]
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It Takes a Rake by Anna Bennett: Review
This is my second book by this author; she is still a bit new to me regarding her storytelling. I really enjoyed her last publication, which is a part of this stand-alone series. So I […]
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The Italian Daughter by Soraya Lane: Review
affiliate links included I’m not usually a person that dives into a lot of women’s fiction stories. But every so often I see something that just calls my name. With this new release, I am […]
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The Fake Mate by Lana Ferguson: Review
I still remember the first time I picked up a book about wolf shifter’s and found that I thoroughly enjoyed the story especially since I had no idea something like that existed in the minds […]
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Hotshot Hero for The Holidays by Lisa Childs: Review
There is a reason I enjoy traditional Harlequin stories still after so many years. They are a perfect pick me up and break from the main stream novels. I just love them! Coming up this […]
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