For the very first time in the history of me reading a Penny Reid story, I’m not buying it. I call bullshit! There is no freaking way these people are practically kids. And yet… I don’t give a flying fig because this book is SO FREAKING GOOD!!! Now, the… Read more »
Having read and enjoyed some of Ms. Price’s MMA fighters books, I was more than delighted when I had the chance to snag an ARC copy of The Nanny Rules. I mean, a professional football player/single dad who falls for the live-in nanny? It was like this was meant… Read more »
After reading Until Susan and freaking loving it, I had a mutual friend beg C.P. Smith for an ARC for me. Thank goodness Ms. Smith was flattered instead of feeling like she was being stalked and sent me one just in time for my road trip vacation. As my… Read more »
I don’t request many ARCs anymore and it’s even rarer for me to put my hand up for one from a new to me author. But, I’ve heard so much good stuff about Gillian Archer that it caught my attention. Plus, it had a biker and an unexpected baby… Read more »
I thoroughly enjoyed Burning Autumn, the first book in Freya Barker’s On Call Series so I didn’t waste time before nabbing Covering Ollie. This book is about Joe, the new police chief, who relieved poor Keith Blackburn (from the first book) from being the interim chief, a job he hated. … Read more »
Wow! It’s no secret that I am in awe of Bethany-Kris and the characters she brings to life in her books. Alessio is yet another strong, determined and loving man. Put him together with Corrado and Ginny and be ready for your e-reader to warp! As Alessio is the second… Read more »
I’ve been a Nashoda Rose fan for years. She’s given me some unbelievably dark and angsty tales of woe that I can’t get enough of. I’m not a huge fan of angst, but these books have these barely perceptible glimmers of hope woven throughout the story that keep me… Read more »
The single dad romance just does it for me, and when I realized the new ARR book was such a one, I couldn’t wait to get my greedy little hands on it. Until December was a sweet, quick read that had me smiling along with it. December is an… Read more »
There is only one problem with Kissing Tolstoy — it ends way too soon. WAY TOO SOON!! As a Penny Reid-er, I know when I pick up a new book by Ms. Reid I’m going to get a totally unexpected take on whatever topic she is sharing, along with… Read more »
Corrado Guzzi loves his life but he worries about the impact it will have on his family if he isn’t discreet. A business trip with his father and twin gives him an idea on how he can fit into their world while being true to himself. Something about Alessio Sorrento drew… Read more »
