Lynda’s review of Perfect Timing (Kendrick/Coulter/Harrigan #11) by Catherine Anderson Catherine Anderson is kind of a guilty pleasure for me. All her heroines are strong and resilient, but they usually need saving in some way (blind, paraplegic, abused and on the run, etc.) I’m one of those readers who likes that sort of thing, so […]
A realistic look at military life makes this a surprisingly dark and angsty novel. Shane’s time overseas looking out for his men and his guilt when he fails were stark reminders of what our soldiers deal with on a regular basis. Jen’s brush with breast cancer – and subsequent mastectomy – added another dark note […]
Alright, so starts my reading of the new line of books from Harlequin Kiss. To date, I’ve read two of the titles from Harlequin Kiss and I have to say that even though these books are pretty short, they don’t read like short stories. They read like full length stories with all of the emotions […]
I wanted to read this book because I heard that the main character was a golfer and that was different enough from what I’m used to in a main female lead for a contemporary YA that I was intrigued. We first meet Fred when the golf coach for the high school is talking to her […]
This is the last book in the Inn Boonsboro Trilogy and it’s Ryder Montgomery’s book. His heroine is Hope Beaumont…and of all of the books in this series, this was my favorite. I’ll admit that the previous books were kind of slow going but it was this book that I was really looking forward to […]