Guest Blog by Synithia Williams, author of A Heart to Heal Everyone has a past. Good or bad, but a person’s past often affects their future. If it’s bad a person may let their past define them or they may choose to overcome the problems of their past. It takes strength to realize that the [...]
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Reviewed by Lynn Reynolds Quinn Conlan is attached to a very creepy machine. You can see right away that he is a soldier. Automatically, I thought of Han Solo of “Star Wars” fame. Elsa Brandeis works for the enemy but is she as bad-ass as Quinn thinks she is? Elsa does not remind me of [...]
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Reviewed by Lynn Reynolds Sage Addison has come to The Village Resort in Starview, Colorado. She’s there to enjoy the snow and to mingle with other singles. And she was very glad when a large black Suburban pulls up. Conall Lennox has come to Starview, Colorado for the exact same thing as Sage. When their [...]
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Heroine: Jodi is a light skinned black woman and is very old (bless those witchy genes!), though she doesn’t look it. She calls herself a fixer. It is what she excels at and she combines it with helping other magical beings to realize their Hollywood dreams. Jodi works as a talent agent and helps book [...]
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Reviewed by Sandra Scholes Xavier Marks was hoping his lover would be with him always, after all that’s what he thought she wanted the day he was bound to her, but all that has changed now, and he finds that she doesn’t care for him the way she used to. He doesn’t know why she [...]
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Reviewed by Lynn Reynolds Katrina Parker is a chef at a new restaurant. Because of a mix-up, she’s seen buying some food at the local supermarket. There she gets a nice surprise by meeting Emily Reed. Emily’s son Ben seems fascinated by Kit’s coat. Kit is fascinated by Emily but she’s not sure if Emily [...]
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I love Cinderella. I don’t really know anybody who doesn’t adore this type of character. Her story is one of rags to riches; poor in money but rich in love. Take her story, a timeless classic, and add Rodgers and Hammerstein to the mix and you have a hit musical. I love all versions of [...]
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The title of this novel is what drew me to it in the first place but it was the book blurb that cinched it for me. I liked the idea of a one night stand that left a hero quaking in his cowboy boots over the heroine and a desperate urge to find her and [...]
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