I’m a long time fan of this author for their exceptional wordcraft. The word choices evoke senses and emotions. It’s a sensory feast to read their stories. If I Told You, I’d Have to Kiss You is a F/F romance. It is a stand alone in a group of standalones in this genre. The descriptions […]
Nora Roberts and January LaVoy are a favorite combination of excellent work. Romantic suspense is a favorite genre with the multiple emotional pulls from the romance and the suspense and thrill of the mystery. Hidden Nature has many other great themes with families, home renovation work, good cooking, gardening, natural resource law enforcement and dogs. […]
When two Bostonian sisters decide to write the brother of their favorite authoress, they set in motion a path of adventure for an unlikely group of people who start out strangers and become bonded by the legacy of Jane Austen‘s writing. Natalie Jenner has penned some poignant and thoughtful pieces including a few with Jane […]
I have never been disappointed by this author. Katherine Center takes me on a journey with realistic characters who are sometimes wonderful, sometimes horrible. While some of the situations may not be believable, the emotions are dead accurate. Katie is a videographer. One of her co-workers got the assignment to film the Coast Guard guy […]
A modern retelling of Persuasion set in Scarsdale, NY on a local high school campus gives readers an inside and humorous peek at the life of a high school guidance counselor who is brought face to face with the one she let go. I was curious with such a set up for a second chance […]
Sometimes fate gives you a second chance. When the Duke of Hurstbourne receives a letter his childhood friend is dying and would like Hurst to marry his sister so he knows she will be cared for, he respectfully declines. How could anyone possibly marry someone sight unseen? However, after said sister, Ophelia, comes to his […]
A light, sci-fi adventure on an alien world for a human rep who finds out the task he was assigned might have been misrepresented putting him and all humanity in danger. The Fourth Consort, my first Edward Ashton book, drew my attention because I was told his writing style and plots are similar to another […]
I love the In Death series. I am always so happy to have a new book in this series. The characters have become beloved to me, and their circle of friends with comfortable connections. The smart way the police work the cases and try to get a vision of what happened and what makes sense […]
I love the In Death series. I am always so happy to have a new book in this series. The characters have become beloved to me, and their circle of friends with comfortable connections. The smart way the police work the cases and try to get a vision of what happened and what makes sense […]
The Dragon in Winter is the final book in the Kagen the Damned series. Like the endings to most epic grimdark fantasies we don’t wrap everything in tidy little bows and happy endings. But we do get an ending and I will say overall it is a satisfying conclusion to this journey. “We’re all pretending to […]