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 [...]
by Lynn Reynolds on March 16, 2013 · 0 comments
in 4.5 Stars, A-C, ARC, Contemporary, Criminal, Divorced, Estranged, Police, Prisoner, Revenge, Suspense/Thriller, United States of America, Waitress
Reviewed by Lynn Reynolds Stuart O’Malley and Arlin Murphy are found in a cell located at Attica Prison and are planning their escape. Matt Giles’ duty is to try to recapture them. Rachel also lets us know that he has a personal connection to the case. Erin Prescott is a waitress/owner of a coffee shop. [...]
Reviewed by Lynn Reynolds This is written in the first person. Cassie Robichaud is a waitress and appears to be very observant about the customers at the establishment she works at. It seems to be a place where they all care about each other but as you read the story you may question this first [...]
by Karin on August 29, 2011 · 1 comment
in 5 Stars, ARC, Children, Contemporary, Divorced, Friends, Guest Reviews, Rape/Abuse, United States of America, V-Z, Waitress
by Karin, guest reviewer from Savvy Thinker. This is book 6 in the Sweet Magnolia series, but it is the second one I have read. I am really enjoying these books. I’ve already been to the library searching out others the author has written. The characters are endearing, warm and real. I am left with [...]
by Keira on October 14, 2009 · 0 comments
in 3 Stars, Book Review, Clumsy Heroine, Comedy of Manners, Entrepreneur, Foster/Orphan/Adopted, G-I, Marriage of Convenience, News, United States of America, Western
I won a copy of Dear Penelope over at Kristie’s Ramblings on Romance blog during The Great Western Drive. Thanks Kristie!!! This Western is a very sweet romance with a lot going on. You’ll find robberies and fisticuffs alongside chocolate stars and a marriage of convenience. It’s very lighthearted all the way along. There are [...]