Lead Me Home by Catherine Bybee: Review
It’s funny how you find an author that you connect with on multiple levels. I had never heard of this author before until the publisher sent me a book several years ago. From the first […]
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Lady X by Molly Fader: Review
Sometimes there comes a book that blows you away. You expect one thing, but the author has a completely different story to tell. A few years ago, I read a Molly Fader story like that […]
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Maybe It’s Fate by Heidi McLaughlin: Review
I hate to cry but sometimes you have no choice but to let it happen. Especially when an author tells a story that breaks your heart. A new to me author, this release is going […]
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Wake-Up Calls by Mariah Stewart: Review
I am a huge fan of this author, and I have read many of her stories over the years. Each one of them is a feel-good, heartwarming story about family, friends, community and, of course, […]
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This Book Made Me Think of You by Libby Page: Review
It’s kind of funny how people who love books also love reading about books. Case in point, a romance set in a bookstore. Or a gift of books that continue to give back. The story […]
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A Little Buzzed by Alys Murray: Review
I must say that I enjoy spicing up my contemporary romance novels. Sometimes it’s really hard to find a sex positive story that doesn’t become erotica, or that is 98% build up to one scene […]
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A Ferry Merry Christmas by Debbie Macomber: Review
Some days you just need a feel good story. Had a bad day? Maybe things didn’t go as expected? You just need a little time away from the world? If this sounds familiar, I have […]
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How to Grieve Like a Victorian by Amy Carol Reeves: Review
I decided to read this book on a whim mainly due to the summary and, of course, the cover. A different take on a trope that is difficult yet handled beautifully. The author takes us […]
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