Judith’s review of Three Days, Two Nights by M. J. Fredrick. Nathaniel Reis screwed up. He put his career as an air force pilot before his marriage to Tess, and wound up divorced. Now that he’s left the service, he has a plan to fix things, if only he can get her alone for a few […]
Judith’s review of The Sheriff’s Daughter by Kay Stockholm. Deputy Liam McKenna is dreading the next two weeks. His assignment: watching over the sheriff’s daughter, Carly Taggert. Liam has known Carly—and her knack for getting into trouble—since high school. With her kind heart and optimistic nature, she never intends that trouble, but it sure is attracted […]
Ames’ review of The Countess and the King by Susan Holloway Scott. Katherine Sedley lived by her own rules and loved who she pleased- until she became the infamous mistress of King James II… London, 1675: Born to wealth and privilege, Katherine is introduced to the decadent court of King Charles II, and quickly becomes […]
Judith’s review of Summer’s Indiscretion (Divine Creek Ranch #7) by Heather Rainier Summer Heston is ready to give up on men and has sworn off blind dates permanently. A chance text message and phone conversation with two mysterious friends of Grace’s changes her mind. A dangerous situation literally thrusts her into their powerful arms as […]
Mary’s review of Making Waves by Tawna Fenske When Alex Bradshaw’s unscrupulous boss kicks him to the curb after 20 faithful years as an executive with the world’s largest shipping company, he sets out to reclaim his dignity and his pension. Assembling a team of fellow corporate castoffs, he sails to the Caribbean to intercept […]