James “Jack” Bennett has always known his brother, Miles, has an unhealthy obsession with one-upping him. It’s something that has been going on since they were kids. When Jack and Belle first meet, Belle is seeing Miles. She knows it won’t work with Miles, but before she can do anything about it, she meets Jack. […]
Cash Fraser needs a woman. Abigail Butler needs money. When the two meet, Cash knows instantly that Abby is not what she seems. She tries to act like an escort but Cash knows that she’s anything but. What he does know is that she’s desperate. Desperation is what brought Abby to Cash and he’s going […]
Coll McTaggert is trying to escape his mother’s matchmaking, once again, at the theatre. He escapes backstage after greasing the doorman’s palm. There he witnesses the amazing Persephone Jones. The couple of times he’d been to the theatre he’s been running away from his mother so had never seen a production. Viewing it from the […]
This review was originally posted on October 1, 2007 Suzanne Enoch is one of the few historical-turned-contemp authors whose contemps I like more than her historicals. The characters of Samantha Jellicoe and Richard Addison have intrigued me from the beginning. Though not many people in the world have more money than Rick Addison, Sam’s bank […]
The Roommate is Rosie Danan’s debut contemporary romance release from last year. I’ve heard nothing but good things about it so I was looking forward to reading it but the massive reading slump of 2020 got to me so I haven’t gotten around to it until now. I was really engaged from beginning to end […]