Christmas on Main Street

Christmas anthologies are one of my favorite holiday traditions—sweet, short stories that get me in the holiday mood without requiring huge chunks of my time to be spent on reading. Although Christmas on Main Street was certainly not the best Christmas anthology I’ve ever read, it was a nice, light holiday read that did the…

Turn and Burn by Lorelei James

James’ Blacktop Cowboy series centers on the rodeo competitors who travel around the country with their horses and gear, searching for another win and ultimately a championship belt buckle or trophy. Her latest follows injured barrel racer Tanna Barker who’s come out of her accident afraid to get on a horse, a disaster for a…

Hope Flames by Jaci Burton

Sometimes the hardest books to review are the ones that are neither all that good or all that bad. That was how Hope Flames was for me. It is difficult to describe my feelings for this read because, although it was an easy read, it wasn’t particularly compelling or exciting. Burton has moved away from…

Sea of Love

I have little patience for characters who needlessly deceive others. I understand that there are sometimes “extenuating circumstances,” and I’ll generally move past the deception if the excuses are good enough. However, Ashton Louis Wallace III’s excuses for lying to the people of Bayberry Island were definitely sub-par, and they kept me from enjoying Sea…

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