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A combination of friends-to-lovers and lovers reunited, Fight to Forgive is the third book in the Letting Go series. While the different books do not seem to overlap in terms of characters, the stories revolve around a theme, like letting go of the past. I originally picked it up because I haven’t seen too many…
We have long winters here in the North and at least once during those icy months I find myself dreaming of a place just like the one highlighted in this book. One with white sandy beaches and fruity drinks; the kind of place where comfy sarongs are worn to make the most of the hours…
Have you ever worked a job where the employee handbook would rival the thickest tomes in the Library of Congress? If so, you’ll relate to the heroine of this funny, quirky office romance. As the newest employee at public relations firm Starr Media, Lainey Taylor, the second assistant to CEO Brogan Starr, gets a crash…
Lana and the Laird is a book that isn’t quite sure of its identity. On the one hand it’s a historical dealing with Highland politics and the cultural differences between Scots and the English. On the other it’s a light paranormal with ghosts and family curses. This genre confusion weakens an already meager story of…
Narrated by Matthew Lloyd Davies K.J. Charles’ Society of Gentlemen trilogy is easily one of the best series of historical romances I’ve read and listened to in recent years. There’s more than enough history to satisfy those of us who like our historicals to pay more than lip-service to the moniker, the romances are all…
When We Were Sisters is the latest standalone offering from author Emilie Richards. It’s an intense look at America’s foster system, as well as a touching portrayal of sisterhood. Robin and Cecilia aren’t related by blood, but they consider themselves sisters just the same. Raised together in a series of good and not-so-good foster homes,…
When I reviewed Rachael Miles’ début, Jilting the Duke, earlier this year, I noted that the author had crafted an entertaining story featuring engaging protagonists and a well-developed central romance that, in spite of a few reservations, had been a compelling read overall. As a result, I was eagerly looking forward to Chasing the Heiress…
I’ll be honest; DIK reviews are the hardest for me to write. Why? In addition to wanting to do the book justice, the more I like a book the fewer notes I take while reading. I loved Sleepless in Manhattan, the first in the author’s From Manhattan With Love trilogy so much that I took…
Under the Surface is an apt title for this suspenseful, dramatic, and sexy romance seething with emotional undercurrents. It’s part of the Alpha Ops series, though the first full length novel. The previous three were novellas featuring Navy SEALs, and the third one, The SEAL’s Second Chance introduced the character of Eve, a young woman…
It is amazing to me when an author can sustain a series as long as Elizabeth Hoyt has her Maiden Lane novels without their becoming stale or tedious. But I knew this particular author was something special as soon as I finished reading The Raven Prince and felt compelled to immediately turn back to page…
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