I’ve always enjoyed Brenda Novak’s romance novels. Her latest installment in the Coyote Canyon series is THE TALK OF COYOTE CANYON. I have an excerpt for you today as well as my review of the audiobook. Enjoy! One Hendrix Durrant eyed his longtime neighbor, speaking with a hard-edged frustration he didn’t bother to conceal. “You’re […]
Happy Friday! Romantic comedies with some serious situations are enjoyable reads, and I loved Erin La Rosa’s previous novel, FOR BUTTER OR FOR WORSE, so I didn’t hesitate to pick up her latest book, PLOT TWIST. Check out an excerpt below and stick around for my review at the bottom. Sophie Lyon was not in […]
Madeline Kay Sneed has brought to life a very messy group of friends, all with drama and hurts of their own, often entwined with each other. Here’s an excerpt from TODAY TONIGHT FOREVER and check out my thoughts afterward. ATHENA The best day of someone’s life is always the worst day of somebody else’s. This […]
I’ve got a new Diana Palmer book excerpt and review here. This time it’s book twelve in the Wyoming men series, WYOMING PROUD. CHAPTER ONE Ty Mosby was bored out of his mind. He could have been home with his sister, Annie, watching that dragon drama on cable. Even that would be better than this […]
THE ROARING DAYS OF ZORA LILY by Noelle Salazar is my favorite book that I’ve listened to so far this year. It was absolutely magical and heartbreaking, yet full of love and hope as well. Here’s an excerpt from the book and stick around for my review at the end. Washington, DC, 2023 The fluorescent […]
Happy Friday! It’s that time of year again: the time for all the wonderful holiday books that are launching in the next few months. Today, I have an excerpt from Sarah Morgan’s latest book, THE BOOK CLUB HOTEL. I also purchased the audiobook from Audible, so my review is after the excerpt. Hattie “Maple Sugar […]
After finishing the third novella in the Rivera and Gutierrez series by A.J. Lape, I want more of these characters. Don’t get me wrong, the author does a fantastic job of writing an entertaining and cohesive mystery with plenty of character development in the 190 pages of this book, but I need to know what […]
It’s been a while since I’ve read historical romance, but when TLC Book Tours approached me for Vanessa Kelly’s THE HIGHLANDER’S BRIDE, I decided to dive back into this genre. This is book #6 in the author’s Clan Kendrick series that feature several highlander brothers as they find love and happiness in 1800s Scotland. […]
The first installment of Catching Up With… features THE MONSTER MUSEUM, book #10 in J.L. Bryan’s Ellie Jordan Ghost Trapper series. I could go on and on about how much I love J.L. Bryan’s books and writings, and I highly recommend any of his standalones and series for paranormal and horror lovers. This series features […]
Hannah Mary McKinnon comes up with some very smart thrillers and suspense novels. Her latest THE REVENGE LIST is fantastic just like her last two novels. Check out the excerpt and my review down below. CHAPTER ONE *** The sharp sound of a high-pitched scream filled the air. A noise so unrecognizable, at first I […]
Seraphina Nova Glass writes intriguing, thrilling, and entertaining thrillers. I liked her previous novel, ON A QUIET STREET, and I also enjoyed her upcoming book, THE VANISHING HOUR. Coming out on May 30, 2023, THE VANISHING HOUR focuses on three people linked to a series of kidnappings and murders of young women in Maine. Grace […]
This audiobook was so enjoyable to listen to, and it was a fun adventure into a single woman’s life in DC. Taj McCoy’s ZORA BOOKS HER HAPPY EVER AFTER is a great read and listen, so here’s an excerpt to introduce you. Check out my review at the end. “Well, is he attractive? You know […]
JOHANNA PORTER IS NOT SORRY is such a refreshing debut novel with a very interesting main character. Here’s an excerpt from Sara Read’s book and my review follows. The Pinedo family cordially invites you to a private party to celebrate the opening of the Nestor Pinedo Retrospective. Friday, January 20. Nine o’clock. Shimon-West Gallery, North […]
