I’ve enjoyed all of the Heather Graham’s books, and Danger In Numbers is no exception. Set in Florida, two murders that seem to be more ritualistic than random have occurred, and suspicions of a cult being responsible arise very early due to the crime scenes. A younger special agent and her older and wiser […]
It’s been a hot minute since I’ve read a book featuring second-chance romance or a secret baby, and Back in the Texan’s Bed by Naima Simone has both. Three years earlier, chef Charlotte Jarrett and oil heir Ross Edmond have a secret romance. Tired of being kept a secret since a relationship between the […]
Pretending deals with some very heavy subject matter: rape, low self-esteem, PTSD, and mental health. I haven’t read a book that tackles these issues so prominently in quite a while, and I enjoyed reading April’s journey of accepting the rape by her ex-boyfriend a few years prior to the beginning of the book to April […]
I’ve really enjoyed the few Maisey Yates’ books featuring the fictional Gold Valley area that I’ve read, and Claiming the Rancher’s Heir was another fun, sexy, enemies-turned-lovers romp within the vineyards. Wren Maxfield and Creed Cooper work for their families competing vineyards with completely different styles and customer bases, and they’ve never gotten along. […]
The second installment of the Gold Valley Vineyards series is out on November 10, and here’s a sneak peak at CLAIMING THE RANCHER’S HEIR by the fantastic Maisey Yates. Excerpt, CLAIMING THE RANCHER’S HEIR by Maisey Yates Creed Cooper was a cowboy. A rich, successful cowboy from one of the most well-regarded families in Logan […]
Rescue You is a book that hit home for me on several fronts, and I absolutely adored this tale of two sisters who couldn’t be more different yet the share a common goal in dog rescue. Older sister Constance Morrigan is still out of sorts after the death of their father, whom she was […]
I’ve read the first two books in Denise Hunter’s Bluebell Inn Romance series, and Autumn Skies, the third and final installment is my absolute favorite. In the first book, Lake Season, we were introduced to three siblings who’ve taken over their deceased parent’s fledgling inn on a picturesque lake in North Carolina. Book one […]
I’m so excited to bring you an excerpt from Elysia Whisler’s novel, Rescue You. I’m a sucker for stories with dogs and redemption, so this looks promising. I’ll have a review next week, so enjoy this sneak peak and that gorgeous cover. Excerpt, RESCUE YOU by Elysia Whisler One Constance slammed on her brakes. Steam […]
Fairytale retellings aren’t something that I seek out, but I’m very glad that I read Gena Showalter’s The Glass Queen, featuring the story of Cinderella retold in a way that I certainly didn’t expect. In this second installment of her Forest of Good and Evil series, Princess Ashleigh Charmaine is sickly and unwanted from birth, […]
Her Aussie Holiday is a fun, sweet, and charming foray into what kind of misadventures can happen when you house swap across the globe to escape your family , only to get there and find that the house gets crashed by your friend’s gorgeous brother–and he has no intentions of leaving. Cora lives in […]
I’m so excited to bring you an excerpt from Delores Fossen’s latest novel, Settling and Old Score. I’ll have a review later this month, so enjoy this sneak peak. Excerpt, SETTLING AN OLD SCORE by Delores Fossen Ashlyn knew it would take more luck to pin Dominick down on that. Especially if he had in-deed […]
Are you looking for a sexy, steamy, fast read that is exciting and surprisingly emotionally packed? Then look no further than Jamie K. Schmidt’s Wild Wedding Hookup, launching on July 1, 2020 with Harlequin Dare. This book has the right mix of sexual chemistry, a bit of mysterious pasts, and a great South Beach, […]
A new miniseries from Harlequin Intrigue. Stopping criminal activity wherever it happens. The agents at the Tactical Crime Division are ready for anything. More and more, federal law agencies have to mobilize to remote locations to address large-scale crime scenes and criminal activity—terror, hostage situations, kidnappings, shootings and the like. Because of the growing concerns […]