Must Love Flowers by Debbie Macomber: Review
There are some authors that are a go-to when you’re looking for a warm, yet realistic story featuring women of a certain age. Macomber is one of those authors. With one more novel under her […]
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Bright Lights, Big Christmas by Mary Kay Andrews: Review
I know it’s early for Christmas but I love Christmas. I mean technically it is halfway to Christmas, so maybe it’s not too early. But I have to say I love being a reviewer because […]
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Kiss Me, Mi Amor by Alana Quintana Albertson: Review
I love it when an author goes in-depth into traditional heritage and we learn a lot about culture along with the rest of the story. This upcoming release is a perfect example of that type […]
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Famous in a Small Town by Viola Shipman: Review
Last year I read a book by this author that completely blew me away, especially when I found out it’s really a guy writing as Shipman. I was very excited to see a new release […]
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The Sweetheart List by Jill Shalvis: Review
There are authors that have made a name for themselves by crafting a beautiful feel-good story. Jill Shalvis is one of those authors. You know when you pick up a story by her that you’re […]
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One Summer in Savannah by Terah Shelton Harris: Review
Sometimes an author comes on the scene that completely moves you and takes you by surprise. It is even better when their first novel breaks some of the “taboo” rules and proves to be a […]
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Mrs. Nash’s Ashes by Sarah Adler: Review
I am loving the fact that so many authors are choosing to have their characters be unique and maybe even a bit weird. It makes for a delightful, non-boring read! This new release is embracing […]
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Hello Stranger by Katherine Center: Review
Sometimes an author sneaks up on you and delivers a story that really catches you off guard. This release is one of those books. This is the first time I’ve read this author, and I […]
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