Tag: Simon and Schuster

Sunday Spotlight: First Step Forward by Liora Blake

Sunday Spotlight: First Step Forward by Liora Blake

Sunday Spotlight is a feature we’re running in 2016. Each week, we will spotlight a release we’re excited about. We’ll be posting excerpts and being total fangirls. You’ve been warned. 🙂 I have read and enjoyed a few of Liora Blake’s books so I’m really looking forward to digging into my eARC of this book. […]

Guest Review: It Ends with Us by Colleen Hoover

Guest Review: It Ends with Us by Colleen Hoover

When Lily Bloom was fifteen years old she met Atlas. He was a senior in high school to her sophomore.  She’s wondering what he was doing living in the abandoned house behind her own.  She makes a point to talk to him and they soon strike up a friendship. It turns out that Atlas’s mother […]

Review: To Have and to Hold by Lauren Layne

Review: To Have and to Hold by Lauren Layne

I’ve said this before but I’ll say it again. Lauren Layne has fast become one of my favorite go to author for fabulous contemporary romances and she didn’t disappoint with the first book in her new Wedding Belles series. I was wrapped up tight in this story from beginning to end and I enjoyed the […]

Guest Review: Stormswept by Sabrina Jeffries writing as Deborah Martin

Guest Review: Stormswept by Sabrina Jeffries writing as Deborah Martin

Juliana St. Albans is considered a blue-stocking.  Her and her family reside in Wales but are English.  She hears about a meeting of the Sons of Wales which was a group of men who were opposing the English and the loss of the Welsh language among many other things.  The speaker of the group that […]

Guest Review: Objects of My Affection by Jill Smolinski

Guest Review: Objects of My Affection by Jill Smolinski

Found this little gem in the library the other day and was in the mood to take a break from the psychological thriller binge that I’ve been on lately. So glad I picked this one up! Objects of My Affection is a perfect book to have when spending a relaxing day reading. l really admire […]