Tag: 4.0 Reviews

Guest Review: One More Day by M. Malone

Guest Review: One More Day by M. Malone

Judith’s review of One More Day by M. Malone “You’re with the right person when no matter how bad things get, you’d still rather be with them than anywhere else…” RIDLEY WELLS HAS NO idea what to do with her life now that she’s graduated from college. But when a friend is murdered and her apartment […]

Review: Before Jamaica Lane by Samantha Young

Review: Before Jamaica Lane by Samantha Young

Nate and Olivia have become really close friends. Best friends, even. They have a lot in common and they get each other so it’s easy for them to enjoy each other’s company. They connect in a totally platonic way because they both know what it is to lose someone they love to cancer. They bond […]

Review: Tethered by Meljean Brook

Review: Tethered by Meljean Brook

This story had adventure, excitement, love and a full spectrum of emotion. I laughed, I cried, I was so angry I almost threw my Nook and my heart sighed, just a bit. And that was just in the first 30 pages. We first met Yasmeen, Captain Corsair, in The Iron Duke, the first book in […]

Guest Review: High Risk by Vivian Arend

Guest Review:  High Risk by Vivian Arend

Judith’s review of High Risk by Vivian Arend LIFELINE: an elite search-and-rescue squad based out of Banff, Alberta. Specializing in high-risk rescue missions, this team goes wherever the job takes them… Rebecca James was once revered for her devil-may-care attitude and backcountry survival skills. But ever since she lost her partner in a fatal accident, […]

Guest Review: MacNamara’s Woman by Lisa Gardner (writing as Alicia Scott)

Guest Review: MacNamara’s Woman by Lisa Gardner (writing as Alicia Scott)

Natalia’s review of MacNamara’s Woman (Family Secrets #2)by Lisa Gardner (writing as Alicia Scott) Another awesome read by Lisa Gardner. I just realized that the books in this series are actually reprints of books Lisa wrote in the early 90s under a pen name. Now that I know this, it explains a lot of my […]