Book Review: Reasons to Lie
Everyone at this elite NYC private school has a reason to lie….
Short Story Review: Famous Once
If you are a fan of Jane Green or books like Daisy Jones and the Six, I think you will enjoy this short story.
Book Review: Over and Over
Lissa is stuck. How will she discover what is holding back from the life or love she is supposed to choose?
Book Review: Without a Clue
Pip is working as an author’s assistant when she plans a cruise for the Magnificent 7 authors, and she has to solve a murder all while trying not to fall in love with a cowboy-author in this romance-cozy mystery.
Book Review: Finlay Donovan Crosses the Line
Finlay and Vero are back, and not even house arrest will keep them from solving their next crime. The stakes are higher than ever for Vero…
Book Review: Toe to Toe
A ballerina in search of her more sensual side collides with a male revue dancer whose traumatic past with ballet might keep him away from the love of his life…
Book Review: Lucien
Lucien feels like a psychological thriller with a hint of dark academia and a deep dive into the world of art forgery.
Book Review: Most Ardently Yours
What if your book boyfriend showed up at your work wearing Regency-era clothes and his name was Mr. Fitzwilliam Darcy? Zoe will find out if book boyfriends are too good to be true in Most Ardently Yours.
Book Review: The Name Game
On a small windswept island off the coast of France, Charlie Jones is ready to start her new life as a farm store manager, until she meets…a man who says he is also Charlie Jones? Will he be the love of her life or the bane of her existence?
Book Review: She Fell Away
In this debut thriller set in New Zealand, American diplomat Lake Harlowe must solve the mystery of two missing Americans, a football player and an exchange student/aspiring musician, while dealing with echoes of her traumatic past.
Book Review: You & Me and You & Me and You & Me
What would happen if your favorite mix-tapes and CDs, made at the height of your love story, could transport you back in time to those lovely days?
Book Review: This Book Made Me Think of You
What would you do if your late husband left you a gift of one book per month for a year? A life-affirming, hopeful story that I can’t wait to read again.
Book Review: One and Only
Would you choose your fated match or your true love for this lifetime?
Book Review: The Hiding Season
Starting over in Montana, Maya sees something she shouldn’t at her new job. Not sure what to do next, she meets an FBI agent who may not be who he seems.
Book Review: In Your Dreams
The final book in the Rome, KY series, expect to enjoy another sweet and steamy romance about Madison, an aspiring chef, and James, the brother’s best friend who created a small town restaurant just to bring the love of his life back to town.
Book Review: The Briars
I love an atmospheric mystery or thriller set in a remote location in the wilderness, especially one with a strong female lead, and The Briars by Sarah Crouch delivers.
Book Review: The Slow Burn
If it is your dream to take a pasta-making course and fall in love with a sweet, sexy olive oil maker in Italy, then this book is for you!
Book Review: One Week Later
If you love a vacation romance, One Week Later might be for you. Two writers meet on the plane to Aruba and a whirlwind vacation romance ensues.
Book Review: The Storm
The Storm is a solid thriller set in a beautiful but surprisingly deadly little town beset by hurricanes in Alabama.
Book Review: Most Eligible
Georgia, a contestant on Love Shack, is not there for the right reasons, but she complicates her situation even more when she pursues her former love interest, bad-boy country star Rhett.