A new world has opened up through Taryn River’s debut novel, Whiskey Home. It’s a standalone book with a mixture of romance, suspense and cheeky humour encased within a strong group of secondary characters who are begging to have their stories told. Bree’s complicated upbringing and her relationship with her parents is heartbreaking. I… Read more »
One unforgettable night leads to an unlikely shared connection, and unlikely connections never go unnoticed by the good folks in Green Valley, Tennessee. . . Totally Folked an all-new small town romantic comedy filled with humor and heart from New York Times bestselling author Penny Reid is available now! Did I love Jackson… 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. Joe lost his wife to… Read more »
My first Freya Barker book and it won’t be my last! I love Goodreads. When I’m in a reading rut, browsing through my GR feed or my groups to see what my friends have been reading can net me some book-slump busting gold. I found Burning For Autumn on the Subscription Addiction Group and I’m… Read more »
Once again Ms. Frost has blown my mind. Not only am I loving this overarching plot she’s weaving together with angels, demons, and magicks galore, I bounced through a range of emotions including lots of hilarity and a heavy dose of sadness. Oh, and it was sexy as hell. Juno was freaking hilarious. I… Read more »
With a kick-ass former Marine and the alpha police detective who finally melts her butter, Seizing Mack was a slow burn, sexy read I had a great time with. Mack runs and owns a fitness and wellness center in the small town of Covendale. Fierce, tough and focused, she’s spent every hour of her… Read more »
The upside of these re-releases of books that used to be with publishers that are no more is that I get to rediscover series that I haven’t visited in a looooong time. The downside is finding the time to get to them all, but it is worth it. Lauren Dane is one of my… Read more »
I read Running Into Love, the first installment of this ARR series, and while it didn’t completely blow me away, I found it entertaining and full of engaging side characters so I wanted to keep up with it. Stumbling Into Love, to me, was much better than its’ predecessor but still didn’t manage to… Read more »
I can always count on Ms. Reynolds for a light and sexy bit of insta-love fun. Running into Love starts strong with the hilarious way in which Fawn and Levi meet. Fate has them becoming neighbors soon after, giving Levi every chance to sweep Fawn off her feet. Levi was the typical ARR hero:… Read more »
Coert and Cady have a lot of deep, dangerous, and muddy water under their bridge. Their history started out seemingly beautiful but it was based on a lie and when it came crashing down it took everything with it. Further misunderstandings made things even worse. The Time in Between referenced in the title speaks of… Read more »
