Judith’s review of A Slower, Lower Life by Lila Munro When two worlds collide, Being the oldest of eight has never been easy for Kurt Delaney, but the pressure he’s put on himself far exceeds anything anyone else inflicts on him. Known as the family stick in the mud, Kurt’s pushing forty and with the heirship […]
Judith’s review of Cold Case Reunion by Kimberley Van Meter. A passion that’s anything but cold… Fifteen years ago, Mya Jonson thought her life had ended. Pregnant and alone, she found strength in her people and the beauty of the Pacific Coast reservation. Now her lover has returned, chasing a killer, and she doesn’t dare trust […]
Judith’s review of Texas Blue (Whispering Mountain #5) by Jodi Thomas Gambling man Lewton Paterson wants to marry into a respectable family. After fleecing a train ticket, Lewt makes his way to Whispering Mountain. But seducing a well-bred woman is hard, and Lewt realizes that to entice a McMurray sister, he’ll need to learn a […]
Judith’s review of Necessary Line by Jane O’Roarke Kaida Petrovic left Sarajevo, looking for a better life for her family. She never expected to find herself kidnapped, her brother missing, and her life turned upside down by not one, but two, amazing men. What’s a girl to do? Love them both? Before meeting Kaida, NFL teammates, […]
Judith’s review of His Five Favorite Lines by Gina Gordon Jordan hasn’t been able to stop thinking about Becca since their steamy encounter in the elevator. He is determined to have her again but when she shoots down his proposition, Jordan decides to get creative. But over the course of the week, Jordan realizes it isn’t […]