The Sandy Page Bookshop by Hannah McKinnon: Review
If there is one type of genre that I love, it is the beach reads. Okay, I might be making up the genre, but if it isn’t its own category, it needs to become one. […]
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The Reluctant Flirt by Jennifer Probst: Review
I’ve been reading this author’s books for well over 10 years. In fact, it was one of her books that converted me into the contemporary romance genre that I love today. This upcoming release is […]
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Second Chance at Sunshine Inn by Amy Clipston: Review
I’ve read several of Clipston’s books now and I really enjoy her small town down home feel that she gives her stories. You always know you get a warm, clean, romantic story from her. Set […]
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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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Let’s Make a Scene by Laura Wood: Review
It is not often that you run across a book with deep dynamics that leave the reader trying to figure out all of the ups and downs between the characters. This is one of those […]
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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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Battle of the Bookstores by Ali Brady: Review
If there is ever a winning theme for a romance book it has to be one based in a bookstore. So many readers dream of cozy book shops and when there is a male lead […]
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The Guest Cottage by Lori Foster: Review
If there’s one type of romance trope, I love it is Lake cottages in small town communities. Meeting the perfect guy and developing an amazing love story. There’s so many pieces there that remind me […]
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