I like stories of friends who become lovers, and this was an interesting variant of the theme, featuring old friends who now work with each other. When Emily Wood was 17 she made a fool of herself over Jason Kingsley, an older man and longtime family friend. Emily had always thought Jason was a bit…
This was a perfect summer read for me: Light, fun, with a likeable hero and heroine. It says a lot that even though I had problems with some of the characters’ behavior, I still found it to be an enjoyable read, and one that I can recommend. Marissa – or Mari – Marshall recently received…
Though not normally a fan of romances with children in them, I was intrigued by the premise of Love Inspired’s new Rocky Mountain Heirs series, so I decided to give The Nanny’s Homecoming a chance. I ended up being very glad I did as Linda Goodnight’s writing style flows beautifully and I really enjoyed the…
The surprise gift of a vintage ice cream van complete with health certificate and upcoming bookings is the impetus for this remarkably enjoyable novel set in England. I say remarkable because during the first chapter when I realized the truck was probably going to become a character, I had misgivings. Only the fact that Fielding,…
I went back and forth on whether to review Real Men Wear Plaid! as an anthology. It does have three complete stories, but they are all pretty similar, with exactly the same flaws and virtues. When it comes down to it, I’d say exactly the same thing about each one. They are all quick, steamy…
With its premise of former lovers reunited during a power outage, this Harlequin Blaze could have been a fun read. Instead, it was a chore for me to try to finish. I found the story unbelievable, the characters uninteresting, and I could not quite bring myself to care if the leads reconciled by the end…
The beginning of The Boss’s Surprise Son sparkles with potential, but as I read more, the story became more and more predictable. Eventually, I put the book down for a couple of weeks until I realized that I hadn’t finished it. Hardly the stuff of a compelling read. Savannah Jones, with the patronage of Rick…
I recently downloaded this 2005 release to my Kindle. Why? My original paperback is falling apart from countless readings. Yes, this book is a DIK for me and a buried treasure since I’ve seen virtually no buzz about it online. Sam Frazier and his four-year old son are heading to town when a camper swerves…
After a long day at work, Kasey Michaels’ The Bride Plan is a lighthearted, pleasing way to spend a couple of carefree hours. So prepare your favorite beverage, plop yourself down in your favorite reading chair, and prepare to be charmed and entertained. While this is the third book in a series, it works well…
The title Stranded With Her Ex is rather sordid and suggests deserted tropical islands and bickering that turns into sex. The story, however, is not that at all. I was very pleasantly surprised to find a story with true heart and depth. Daniela Flores is a marine biologist signed on to a research project in…
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