Jen’s review of Once Upon a Rose (La Vie en Roses #1) by Laura Florand She stole his roses. Fleeing the spotlight, burnt out rock star Layla–“Belle”–Dubois seeks refuge in the south of France. That old, half-forgotten heritage in a valley of roses seems like a good place to soothe a wounded heart. She certainly […]
Tracy’s review of The Billionaire and the Virgin (Billionaires and Bridesmaids #1) by Jessica Clare Robert Cannon isn’t necessarily a nice man. He runs a network that he started from nothing and its work, work, work with him all the time. The network is known for their T & A reputation and Rob’s fine with […]
Whitley’s review of Things Half in Shadow by Alan Finn. Postbellum America makes for a haunting backdrop in this historical and supernatural tale of moonlit cemeteries, masked balls, cunning mediums, and terrifying secrets waiting to be unearthed by an intrepid crime reporter. The year is 1869, and the Civil War haunts the city of Philadelphia […]
Tracy’s review of Love, Always by Yessi Smith. Dee and Josh are thrilled that Dee is pregnant and start to make plans but their plans are cut short when Josh tragically dies. Dee is understandably distraught and her grieving takes on a life of its own. As time goes on she tries to pretend to […]
Tracy’s review of Hero by Samantha Young. Alexa Holland is shocked when she walks into a photo shoot (she’s the PA to Benito, the photographer) after being on vacation and finds Caine Carraway, millionaire businessman, the subject of the shoot. Alexa is completely shaken as she had found out just months earlier that father had […]