An American in London by Louise Bay Review
I have been reading Louise Bay books for many years now. I always get so excited when a new one is getting ready to publish. Her billionaire tropes are always swoony, slow burns, with the […]
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Wes and Addie Had Their Chance by Bethany Turner: Review
I seem to be finding a lot of second-chance romance lately, and I do enjoy reading that trope. This one had an interesting spin, which included being left at the altar. While the story is […]
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Love Walked In by Sarah Chamberlain: Review
For avid readers, there’s nothing better than a romance set in a bookstore. It kind of goes with what we love. This author took the trope and put a great spin on it with a […]
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A Favor Owed by Marisa Calcara: Review
Sometimes I really love reading first-time authors. They bring a certain flair to the particular genre the book is written. This particular book is a mafia romance to a degree. It is written in a […]
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Hidden Nature by Nora Roberts: Review
I love a good Police novel and I especially love it from an author who knows how to slowly ramp up the intrigue and anticipation. This slow-burn romantic suspense is definitely one to watch for […]
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Serial Killer Games by Kate Posey: Review
Sometimes you run across a book that is tough to rate and tough to classify. The story crosses many genres, gathering interest for many readers. As a newly published author it is also important to […]
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The Love Haters by Katherine Center: Review
I have read several books by this author now and I am excited to share my thoughts on her upcoming release due out this spring. Just when you think you know the type of story […]
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Midnight Black by Mark Greaney: Review
I think it is completely possible to be addicted to a series and an author. Every time I see a new book on the publication release list by this author, I feel all tingly inside! […]
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