My experience with Catherine Mann novels leads me to believe that a reader who really enjoys romance fiction will seldom if ever be disappointed with one of her stories. This short novel is no exception. The marriage which holds center stage in this story is in deep trouble and has been for years. Husband and […]
Jill Shalvis is one of my favorites and even her short stories are the bomb. This story follows Mia, daughter to Ford and Tara from The Sweetest Thing. Mia is all grown up and living in New York City. She’s doing her own thing and has moved on from Carlos. She’s working and she’s dating […]
Judith’s review of A Convenient Bride (School for Brides #4) by Cheryl Ann Smith On the hunt for his runaway sister, Lord Richard Ellerby stops a suspicious carriage at gunpoint and is shocked to be mistaken for a thieving highwayman. When the attractive woman inside makes him an offer to court her for pay, Richard […]
*Eep! I can’t believe it’s been almost 3 months since I’ve reviewed a book here. I’ve been in a serious contemporary romance binge, so I’ve barely been reading any YA. I’ll try not to stay away so long next time.* Ames‘ review of Sam Cruz’s Infallible Guide to Getting Girls by Tellulah Darling. Main Character: […]
After reading the blurb for this book, I thought it would be a light and fluffy read. One that didn’t really take itself too seriously and while it wasn’t a deep read, it had some depth to the story and I really enjoyed it. This book is about a young girl named Poppy Douglas. Poppy’s […]