Judith‘s review of Watercolorist’s Seduction by Janne Lewis Sophia Kincaid is a destitute widow living on her aunt’s charity in the small village of Cransford, Massachusetts, at the beginning of the 19th century. Unlike her neighbors, who seem to be as morally rigid as their Puritan ancestors, Sophia is tormented by intense desires she tries […]
Tracy’s review of Coronets and Steel by Sherwood Smith California girl Kim Murray is unsatisfied with grad school and restless in life. Modern men disappoint her, and she studies ballet and fencing because they remind her of older, more romantic times. She lives with her parents and her beloved but secretive aristocratic grandmother, who speaks […]
Judith‘s review of Pleasure Me in Petra by Allie Standifer. Aden Song grew up watching her uncle destroy her aunt’s life. She vowed to bend to no man, to make her own way in the world and remain true to herself. So what if the cost is a lonely and empty bed? Everything changes in […]
Judith‘s review of Can’t Get Enough of You by Bette Ford. Jenna Gaines has her Ph.D., a great teaching job at her alma mater, everything she ever wanted in life . . . almost. Once upon a time she wanted Scott Hendricks, but the NBA called and he left her to become a hoops star. […]
Judith‘s review of Treasuring Evie by Tessie Bradford. “So let’s recap. You screwed like bunnies in the yard and then went inside to make omelets and get to know each other?” Evelyn Ashlyn is living a life she’s struggled hard to achieve. Her business is thriving as is her career as an artist. Success, however, […]