Hero: Jack Morrison is ready to find a woman who will like him for himself and not for the family hotel chain. The point is made especially clear to him when he runs into an ex who is clearly delusional and thinks they will get married and mouths off when he informs her otherwise. He’s [...]
Reviewed by Lynn Reynolds Ellen Callahan is having problems with photographers. Not surprising when you have a famous, or infamous, family member. Caleb Clark has come to help Ellen. But you will find that she is a very strong-willed woman. Ruthie shows the reader that it doesn’t matter where you live, the paparazzi will follow [...]
Heroine: Kendra Shepherd is divorced and caring for her young adopted daughter. Once upon a time Hutch broke her heart and she’s now afraid he’s going to do it again, but this time it’s not only her heart in jeopardy, but her daughter’s too. Hero: Hutch Carmody is about to get married to the wrong [...]
Guest Post by Gabrielle Kimm, author of The Courtesan’s Lover First of all, thank you so much for inviting me onto your blog! Your question – ‘how does one become a courtesan?’ did make me smile. I wondered at first how a classified ad might read: Career Opportunities for the Broad Minded: Thinking of making [...]
by Keira on September 11, 2011 · 3 comments
in 2 Stars, ARC, Category, Children, Contemporary, D-F, Doctor, Secretary or Assistant, Small Town, United States of America
Genre: Contemporary, Category Summary: NYC radiologist Dan Davenport moves to small town Forever, Texas to fulfill his dead brother’s promise to become the town doctor. There he meets single mother Tina Blayne who’s working at becoming an accountant and winds up as his secretary/office administrator. They think they have each other pegged, but do they? [...]
Keira: Who is the most persistent husband hunter in FBI agent Jon Blackhawk’s life? Diana Palmer: That would be Joceline Perry, who has appeared in many other books, lol. I fell in love with her when she refused to do menial chores at work and she became my heroine. Keira: What makes single mother, Joceline [...]
by Susan S. on July 7, 2011 · 1 comment
in 4.5 Stars, A-C, ARC, Crime and Protection, Enemies, Guest Reviews, Police, Survival, Suspense/Thriller, United States of America
by Susan S., guest reviewer Dead Again is a high adrenaline read. Get ready to run because when the line between right and wrong blurs-you won’t know who to trust. Recommendations: This is an action-packed read that doesn’t quit. It reminds me of Ian Fleming’s James Bond novels, of which I’m a big fan of. [...]