Judith‘s review of Rekindled by Mari Carr (A standalone sequel to Spitfire.) It’s been a year since her husband’s passing, and running the ranch is taking its toll on Claire Hutchins. Independent as the day is long, she concedes the need for help. She wants a foreman, an employee to run the day-to-day operation, who […]
Judith‘s review of Beast of Caledonia by Kate Poole In an ancient time, in an ancient land, their worlds collide. Can their love survie? Can they? Sara is the daughter of the emperor’s legate in Caledonia, the Roman name for Scotland. Annachie is a Pictish warrior captured by her father’s soldiers and made a slave. […]
Judith‘s review of Picture This by Kaily Hart Desperate and young, Jillian Moore did something she knew would one day come back to bite her in the backside. She had posed nude. For money. Years later, and on the last track to a successful career, she is still haunted by her mistake. She can’t help […]
Glee’s version of Beautiful by Christina Aguilera is just an incredible thing. The character Mercedes coming to terms with her physical appearance and feelings of worth is so poignant and well, beautiful. This video certainly isn’t the best version that I could have posted but the addition of Quinn and Mercedes having the conversation first […]
Judith‘s review of Magenta Starling by Natalie Dae Cursed at birth, Dion is a demon who has searched for his beloved for centuries. Upon meeting Morgan, he knows she is the one he has been waiting for, the one woman he can love forever, the one woman capable of helping him break the curse. However, […]