Review Raquel Wren’s life has been turned upside down. She’s in the midst of a divorce after finding her husband in bed with the weather girl. Her passion is creating the perfect perfume for every occasion. Her passion began in her childhood garden right before her mother died of cancer. Back to her disastrousContinue reading “Book Review: Perfume Girl by Vanessa Fewings”
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Review and Chapter Excerpt: The D by Vanessa Waltz
Review Liam is a grad student teaching organic chemistry to offset the cost of his tuition. It’s no wonder he likes the attention from his students, yet up till now when a student is overtly flirtatious he has the student transferred to another section. Blair isn’t the typical student. Liam finds a note she leftContinue reading “Review and Chapter Excerpt: The D by Vanessa Waltz”
Book Review: Down We’ll Come, Baby by Carrie Aarons
Most generally romance novels end when the couple is engaged or even when they marry, very few explore married life. That’s where this novel goes. What happens when the spark is fizzling? Chemistry is still there but life gets in the way. For Imogene and Theo, a few things are getting in the wayContinue reading “Book Review: Down We’ll Come, Baby by Carrie Aarons”
Cover Reveal: DOWN WE’LL COME, BABY by Carrie Aarons
BLURB: Imogen There is no way we can still love and cherish one and other. When I married Theo Walsh, the rough, bearded townie who worked construction on my family’s summer house, I’d found my happily ever after. That was before the fighting. Before the jealousy. Before the infertility. We’ll be divorced long beforeContinue reading “Cover Reveal: DOWN WE’LL COME, BABY by Carrie Aarons”
Book Review: Make You Mine by Tia Louise
Grayson Cole has always been treated like he wasn’t worthy. An orphan that his uncle raised in a small town mechanic shop. His best friend Danny Harris took him in. The two of them were inseparable. Danny, the golden boy of the town with the bad boy from the wrong side of the tracks. HisContinue reading “Book Review: Make You Mine by Tia Louise”
Book Review: He Loves You Not by Tara Brown
Lacey has always been the outsider looking in. Being Marcia LaCroix’s best friend and attending a private high school gave a glimpse of being an insider. To Marcia, Lacey is her sister–her soulmate. The two are complete opposites in everything. Marcia loves to shop and is completely self-absorbed. Lacey works hard and gives to others. Lacey is also being mentored by Marcia’s father to take over his company. She has been working for him every summer as an intern since they started college. Mr. LaCroix thinks of Lacey as another daughter. He’s upset with her when he finds out that Lucy’s brother has cancer. Lacey doesn’t tell him. It’s the running joke that Lacey is his favorite.
BOOK Review: Love Under Contract by Dean Hodel
Michael Travers left home shortly after his mother passed away when he was a teen. He asked his girlfriend to go with him. But she needed to stay and take care of her younger siblings and her single mother. That was the day that Michael’s heart was broken. He sealed it off for any other woman
BOOK Review: One More Moment by Samantha Chase
Julian Grayson is the drummer of Shaughnessy–a premier rock band that was named after their lead singer, Riley Shaughnessy. The band has taken a five year hiatus and now all the member but one is ready to get back into the studio. Julian is scared and feels like a fool. He has spent the last five years with a woman who has constantly lied and cheated on him. He feels ashamed to show his face. He wants to hide from the media, studio, and everything associated with music. After leaving his toxic bride-to-be at the alter after showing a video of her cheating on him at his wedding, Julian takes a three month road trip on his motorcycle to clear his head. He thinks it helped–but did it? He is still angry and miserable. He moves out of the house he bought for Dena and into his manager’s rental on the beach.
The Break-Up by Erin McCarthy Book Excerpt
I had graduated from being attracted to trouble to picking it up in a church parking lot. Then she came flying out of the back door of the church, her skirt bundled up in her arms, exposing her legs from the knees down, a veil flowing behind her. She ran in heels like the devil himself was after her
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