Reviewed by Sandra Scholes Synopsis: Eva Tramell is an assistant to Mark Garritty for Waters, Field and Leaman, a prominent advertising agency in the US, who finds herself working for Gideon Cross of Cross Industries. She remembers she has met him before they got to know each other in the boardroom, and since then he [...]
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Hero: As a kid, Jake Conway wanted to be a veterinarian. He was always good with animals, especially those in need of serious tender-loving care. If it was wild, even better. That hasn’t changed as an adult and nobody is more wild or in need of TLC than the new neighbor next door! Heroine: Meg [...]
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Reviewed by Lynn Reynolds Tatyana Petrova is having trouble with her car. She’s stuck on a mountain road on New Year’s Eve. Annali Templeton seems to be writing in a notebook and Ryce Champion is trying to drag her attention away when Hunter Finn arrives. Hunter finds out that a friend has seriously been hurt. [...]
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Reviewed by Lynn Reynolds Alice Appleton is the stuff of wet dreams for Reese Bareden. Even though they are our main characters, we have two other stories going on as well. Lori makes all these stories flow seamlessly together. The reader won’t get confused as to what character we’re reading about but I did, however, [...]
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Reviewed by Patsy F. Summary: The story begins and continues throughout to be very atypical. It begins when one of the main characters (Luke) returns to his hometown to attend the funeral of his father. Luke had not spoken to his father in years and had a tumultuous relationship with the man. Luke runs into [...]
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Heroine: Faith Holland was jilted when her fiance’s best friend outs him as gay at the wedding. Ever since, Faith keeps stumbling upon all the wrong men in her quest for love and marriage. The book opens when Faith is on date three with a guy that turns sour fast when his wife shows up [...]
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Reviewed by Lynn Reynolds Hank Cooper is driving along the coast from California into Oregon. There’s just something so peaceful when you’re driving along a coastal road. Cooper has just moved to Thunder Point, Oregon – the name is perfect for a coastal town. It reminds me of a place that I used to go [...]
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This was a fun book to read and very well written. I read an ARC provided by LRP. There were a few mistakes, but not many, and it didn’t detract at all from the story. It is considered a romantic comedy. Not to mention it has a clever title! The story: Meg Barnes used to [...]
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