I enjoy sports-centric books, I really do and Third Base is a great example of why. Our hero, Ethan, is a young star on a young, rebuilding team in his second year in the majors. When we first meet him, he appears to be the stereotypical jock, but it doesnβt take long to learn that […]
Blown Away is a fun and emotional second chance romance. Drew is engaged to a storm chaser volunteer, Colby, when he is killed in a traffic accident on his way home. One year later, she joins his storm chasing team (and his best friend, Aidan) while trying to figure out her future. Drew and Aidan […]
In Red-Hot Texas Nights, Ms. Raye brings us back to Rebel, TX and the Tucker sisters. This time we are spending time with middle sister, Brandy, as she attempts to save and expand her bakery. The burr under Brandyβs romantic saddle, is Tyler McCall, the black sheep cousin of the dreaded Sawyer family. The set […]
I went into Daring in a Blue Dress because the premise sounded cute. I made it almost halfway into the book before I had to give up. The characters seemed quirky, but over a little flat. I couldnβt connect with them at all. I have a feeling this is a great book for some people, […]
In this 6th installment of the Green Mountain series, we get to visit with Charlotte (Charley) Abbot and Tyler Westcott. If you have been following the series, you know that Charley is the βpricklyβ sister in the Abbott family. Tyler is an unknown going into this installment. Tylerβs pursuit of Charley leads to a running […]
George Crabbe, The Duke of Stanbrook, has been a fixture in all 6 of the prior Survivorβs Club books. Heβs been the wise counsel, father figure, and dear friend to all of the other Survivors when they have needed him. In Only Beloved, George gets to be the focus of the story. Georgeβs story picks […]
Honestly Time β I hadnβt read anything with an active duty military hero in a long time, so when I came across the chance to read this one, I couldnβt resist. Add in the fact that it was a chance to try a new to me author AND the beginning of a series and I […]
In Reunion Pass, Ms. March reunites us with the friends we have met along the way in Eternity Springs. Not only do we get the opportunity to catch up with the families we have met in previously, in this visit we get to focus on two people we have watched mature in previous books. Chase […]
This is a book that I feel like had potential, but there were just too many things going on for me to really get invested and enjoy it. Ricki and Gwen are sisters with a complicated inheritance, one that requires that they run a secret BDSM club. The club and the secrets that come with […]
I was looking forward to this book, because the premise sounded interesting. Two high school best friends reconnect at their 10 year reunion and discover that there is way more than friendship between them. Ms. Sloan delivered on the premise, but I felt like things could have been a little bit better. Valerie and Alec […]
When I read Ms. Henryβs debut novel, Delayed Penalty, I was excited. I enjoyed the book and it reminded me a little bit of Toni Aleo and Sawyer Bennettβs hockey series, so I was looking forward to reading Power Play. Unfortunately, it seems that we have a bit of a sophomore slump with this book. […]
Iβve been reading a lot of contemporary romance lately, so The Viscount Needs a Wife was a nice change of pace. Set in early 19th Century England, we meet Kitty and the Viscount Daughtry. She is a widow trapped by circumstances living with her husbandβs family and miserable. The Viscount is newly elevated to his […]
Normally, Iβd expect a period/historical piece to be a little stiff just like the time period it takes place in. A Convenient Engagement is the exact opposite and is actually a lot of fun. Hannah and Gavan have a very unusual meeting that leads to her already fragile hopes for entering society being destroyed. His […]
