Who has been waiting for Addison’s story?? 
. And boy did she ever get a story in Sugarloaf! If anyone was going to give two people who have lost a spouse and raising a little one, it’s Corinne Michaels. With the humor, spice and angst readers I’ve come to look forward to in a CM […]
Before I Let Go needs a disclaimer, please give yourself time to really read this book and process all of the emotions going on, it will be worth it. Ms Ryan has an unquestionable talent for taking a real look at hard issues. I thought she had hit just about as hard as she could, […]
I love when a book surprises me. With Love from London did just that. Told in alternating POVs between present-day Valentina and past Eloise, we see how this mother/daughter duo deal with life-altering changes in their lives, ultimately discovering they are not so different after all. When I started this book, I was so very envious […]
The trope here is pretty clear…. waking up in Vegas married to a stranger. Part of me went into this picturing Brittney Spears of 20+ years ago and was extremely curious as to how the duo behind the Piper Rayne pen name was going to make this work. I should have known that the resulting […]
I was a little nervous going into My Almost Ex. The idea of the amnesia angle to the story was something that I just wasn’t sure how it would go. I should have known to trust the authors behind Piper Rayne to treat Adam and Lucy’s story with grace. We met Adam as a secondary […]
I think it’s official- Melanie Harlow is the queen of small town (especially small town Michigan) romance. She delivers another fantastic read with Drive Me Wild, the first book set in Bellamy Creek, MI. The characters here are great. We have Blair, a slightly clueless reformed rich girl determined to save herself. Griff, the emotional […]
I’ve been struggling with reading lately – stupid pandemic – but this was a great book to start to pull me out of my book funk! This is a book that checks all of the boxes for me. The meet cute for Sweet Love is just that – cute. I loved the set up of […]
Winning My Best Friend’s Girl is the 8th book in the saga of the Bailey siblings and focuses on Kingston (one of the younger siblings) as he reconnects with his unrequited high school love, Stella. I’ve missed several of the Bailey books along the way, but I was still excited to dive into Kingston’s story. […]
Southern Sunrise brings closure to the first story arc of this series. Our hero, Ethan, was a child through the first 3 books. We meet him here at 21 then again at 26/27 as he leaves town under a cloud and then comes home to mend fences and reclaim the love of his live. I […]
It’s not very often that I start a review with a disclaimer, but I am for this book. If you have NOT read at least one of the previous Bennet Brothers books (preferably both) then stop, put this book down and go back to read the series in order – you will enjoy this book […]
This is, I’m pretty sure, my first read by Ms Burgoa. It won’t be my last. I enjoyed getting to know Tucker and Sage. The long lead time of seeing where they are coming from, the battles they have fought, and the progress they’ve made before being put into one of the hardest situations they […]
Kennedy Ryan may not publish a lot of books each year, but the books that do come out define the idea of romantic stories with a social conscience. Hook Shot is another example of a couple finding their way while also dealing with serious issues and luggage carts of baggage. One of my favorite things […]
This was a fun read with a mini May/December romance. Mack and Frannie are characters that we have seen in a previous series and they kick off the action for this series centered around the Coverleigh Farm. I fell a little bit in love with single Dad Mack and we watched him try to be […]
Ms Rose is a favorite author and the two stories contained in Think Twice have been published previously and expanded here, so this read was like revisiting old friends. I normally am not a fan of multiple stories in one book, but it works here as two of the main characters are siblings and all […]
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