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REVIEW: You Really Got Me by Kelly Jamieson
“There will be pain but only if she asks nicely. ” Kendall Vioget fell hard for Police Chief Jason Holloway, until the best sex of her life became something more, something she wasn t ready for....
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REVIEW: Carolina Man by Virginia Kantra
Dear Virginia Kantra, Carolina Man is the third book in your Dare Island series which, so far has featured the three offspring of Tom and Tess Fletcher. Tom was a Marine for 20 years and after his...
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REVIEW: Sweet Disorder by Rose Lerner
Dear Rose Lerner, I’ve barely read any historical romance in the past couple of years but when I found out you had a new book releasing, it was enough to tempt me back into the fold, even if (possibly)...
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REVIEW: Sweet Disorder by Rose Lerner
Dear Ms. Lerner, Your third historical romance, book one in your Lively St. Lemeston series, begins in October of 1812, with a knock on Phoebe Sparks’ door. Phoebe, an author of Improving Tales for...
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REVIEW: Thrown for a Curve by Sugar Jamison
Dear Ms. Jamison: I picked up this book based on a couple of fairly shallow factors: 1) I liked the colorful, poppy cover, which seemed to signal to me that the book fell nicely in the convergence...
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REVIEW: The Return of Brody McBride by Jennifer Ryan
Dear Ms. Ryan: I bought your book on impulse. Generally speaking men in cowboy hats on the cover of books are not a selling point for me. But I do like soldiers returning from the theater of war, so I...
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REVIEW: Whisper Falls: A Destiny Novel by Toni Blake
Dear Ms. Blake: While listening to the DBSA podcast with Jaci Burton last week, Sarah mentioned having read and enjoyed your book, Whisper Falls. The book stood out to her because it features a...
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REVIEW: Count on Me (Petal, Georgia series) by Lauren Dane
Dear Ms. Dane: Your Petal, Georgia series is a favorite of mine. I like small town romances when done well, and this one ties in to the Chase brothers series, which I also enjoyed. Carolina Mendoza is...
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REVIEW: Between the Sheets by Molly O’Keefe
Dear Ms. O’Keefe, I have so many wonderful books on Mt. TBR. It includes quite a few of your earlier books and I’m now kicking myself for not having read any of them. The good news is that I have...
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REVIEW: Carolina Blues by Virginia Kantra
Jack Rossi is Dare Island’s new police chief. The laid-back North Carolina community is just what he needs to recover from a rocky marriage and a big-city police department. He’s learned his lesson:...
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REVIEW: Sleigh Ride by Heidi Cullinan
Dear Heidi Cullinan, I reviewed Let it Snow, the first of your Minnesota Christmas novels here last year and liked it quite a bit so I was happy to get a chance to read Sleigh Ride. Arthur Anderson’s...
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REVIEW: Love and Shenanigans by Zara Keane
Vows in Vegas… Three days before leaving Ireland on the adventure of a lifetime, Fiona Byrne returns to her small Irish hometown to attend the family wedding from hell. When she discovers the drunken...
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REVIEW: Love and Mistletoe by Zara Keane
Here’s an early Christmas prezzie – it’s free at Amazon. Kissed by Christmas, True Love by New Year Policeman Brian Glenn wants a promotion. Studying for a degree in criminology is the first step....
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REVIEW: The Truth As He Knows It by AM Arthur
Dear AM Arthur, Noel Carlson is a 24 year old cop in the small town of Stratton, Pennsylvania. He’s not out to his coworkers but knows that this isn’t going to be a permanent state of affairs. He...
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REVIEW: First Time in Forever by Sarah Morgan
Dear Sarah Morgan, Perhaps it was unfair but I started reading First Time in Forever when I was in a bit of a reading slump. I’m sure I read the first few pages of some perfectly good books but I...
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REVIEW: Soaring by Kristen Ashley
Dear Kristen Ashley, I pre-ordered Soaring and was a little bummed I had to wait a few days before I could dive in once it downloaded to my reader. Your books have become a kind of comfort read for...
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REVIEW: Life, Some Assembly Required by Kaje Harper
Dear Kaje Harper, Life, Some Assembly Required is the sequel to The Rebuilding Year (a book I read and loved); it picks up the story directly after the end of the earlier book. I found myself a little...
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REVIEW: The Hierarchy of Needs by Rebecca Grace Allen
Dear Rebecca Grace Allen, I rarely read a book straight after seeing the blurb on Goodreads or an online bookstore and it often happens that by the time I get to actually read the book I don’t recall...
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REVIEW: In the Middle of Somewhere by Roan Parrish
Dear Roan Parrish, A number of my trusted Goodreads recommenders spoke highly of this book. I asked a friend “should I read this book?” and her answer was an unhesitating “YES!”, so I had it on my...
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Reading List by Sunita for May and June (Part 2)
Here’s another set of mini-reviews (or mini-musings) from my last couple of months’ worth of reading. A mixed bag in terms of length and genre but not in terms of satisfaction. My whim-driven reading...
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