The Christmas Yes List by Melissa Ferguson: Review
I think a pretty good at reading through the lines when authors write their books. I’m tolerant of their intent, and I very rarely do not finish a book. I always look for the good […]
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Fall into Place by Kristyn J. Miller: Review
This year’s flying by so fast that reading a fall romance is not that big of a stretch. Cooler weather is within reach already. This year is flying by so fast that reading a fall […]
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The Matchmaker’s Cottage by Kat Sloane: Review
There are books that you know you have to read due to specific reasons. Sometimes that cover calls you. Sometimes the synopsis does, or it is recommended by a friend. Other times, it is all […]
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Paper Ghosts by Sarah Addison Allen: Review
Choosing our next book can be tough sometimes. You know you want a good one; that’s why reviews are so important. I picked up this book by a new-to-me author. The overview sounded interesting, and […]
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Summer at the French Bakery by Jo Thomas: Review
I love it when you find a book that just sucks you in and makes you forget about what you’re supposed to do that day. Sometimes it catches you off guard, but it certainly makes […]
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Two Lives with You by Lauren Ho: Review
Every so often, there comes a book that is tough to get through. Whether it’s the content or the timing of when you’ve read it. Or maybe it doesn’t resonate with what you were expecting. […]
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Seaside Strangers by Sheridan Cole: Review
This book was sent to me for review quite randomly. It’s by an author I’ve never read before, but it sounded like a really interesting story. So I thought I would give it a go. […]
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Lost and Found by Tarah DeWitt: Review
Sometimes I hate reading tearjerkers. Some of these authors really know how to push that emotional button. Thankfully, I have read a few books by DeWitt before, so I kind of knew what I was […]
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