I’ve really enjoyed Marie Force’s Fatal series, and in 2016 I eagerly read through books one through four before having to turn my attention elsewhere for the blog. Fatal Chaos is book number twelve, and I’m happy to report that this series is consistently fresh, full of suspense and romance, and also has a […]
I’ve loved Katie McGarry’s writing from the very beginning. After reading an advanced reader’s copy of Pushing the Limits way back in 2012 (You can check out the Bookworms’ review of that first book here.), I was sucked in by Katie’s writing and devoured the book in one day. Her books are so full […]
Susan Mallery is one of those writers who has the gift of bringing fictional people to life, and I’m always left invested in their stories. Family-focused and romantic with real-world problems, I thoroughly enjoy reading another installment of the Mischief Bay series and getting to know a new set of main characters. SISTERS LIKE […]
Katie McGarry is one of my favorite authors, and I’m so happy to bring you an excerpt from her new book, Say You’ll Remember Me. Follow the excerpt tour beginning in early January, with long excerpts in consecutive order at each tour stop, followed by a review tour beginning on 01/29, release week! Now on to […]
I love thrillers, and The Chalk Man by debut author C.J. Tudor hit all the right notes for me. I thoroughly enjoyed following Eddie, his friends, and their parents back and forth from 1986 to 2016. This thriller has comedic hits, dark humor, characters who are mostly shades of gray, and a protagonist that is far from […]
I’m thrilled to bring you an excerpt from Susan Mallery’s latest installment in the Mischief Bay series, Sisters Like Us. I’ve really loved this series so far, and I can’t wait to dig into the new book. Follow the excerpt tour beginning in early January, with long excerpts in consecutive order at each tour stop, followed by […]
Little Broken Things is a suspenseful, entrancing family drama that had me engaged from the very first word until the last page. Told from the perspectives of the three Stanford women: 60-something and recently widowed mother Liz, older sister Nora, and 26-year-old Quinn tell the story of their lives changing from the entrance of […]
I’ve really enjoyed Sarah Morgan’s From Manhattan With Love series, and each installment keeps getting better and better. In book six, Moonlight Over Manhattan, quiet, unassuming dog walker Harriet Knight meets her match in closed-off emergency room trauma physician Ethan Black. When one of her long term clients unexpectedly goes out of town for a family […]
Sabrina Leighton and Liam Donnelly have history together — and it’s not a happy one. Thirteen years earlier, when she was seventeen and he was twenty, their fledgling romance was abruptly put to a stop when her father paid Liam to go away to college, but only if he left Sabrina’s life for good. […]
Lori Foster is an author that I’ve heard great things about but I’ve never gotten around to reading, and I’m very glad that I picked up Close Contact, book three in her Body Armor series. Easily read as a standalone novel, Close Contact follows Maxi Nevar’s turbulent life after she inherits her grandmother’s […]
Now that the Christmas season is upon us, why not sit back and relax with some a few great books to get you in the holiday spirit? Debbie Mason’s Sugarplum Way definitely had me mentally gearing up for the upcoming holidays, and even looking forward to some snow whenever it chooses to hit […]
Coming into a series that’s now fourteen books deep can be daunting, but Sherryl Woods’ latest installment in the Chesapeake Shores series, Lilac Lane, had enough back story sprinkled throughout that I was able to easily follow along with the multitude of characters in the small, picturesque seaside town of Chesapeake Shores, Maryland as Keira […]
Two wounded souls discover each other and begin to heal in picturesque Italy in the delightful travel novel, The Sweet Life by Sharon Struth. Following thirty-nine year-old Mamie Weber as she travels to Tuscany for a work assignment, which is a big leap for someone who has barely left her house in the last five years […]