I’m a romantic at heart, so my love of the romance genre comes as a surprise to no one. Romantic suspense and contemporary are my go-tos, but I read everything I choose to read, romance-based or not, because what I really enjoy is just a great story. Based on the unique plot description, I thought…
Here is not the place for new readers to jump into the A Stitch in Time series. Old readers won’t find much to recommend it either, since this is a pretty weak book. A Turn of the Tide has some pirate derring-do going on, but there’s not much danger in the air. There is a…
Anne Stuart’s Return to Christmas is startlingly sentimental for the author while still–for better and worst–having the hallmarks of her work. I enjoyed it but didn’t love it. It’s December in 2020 (this is a Covid free tale) and Madison Simcoe is furious. Yet another asshat at work has groped her which means she’ll probably…
There are two sad scenarios as a reader: one is when I realize I’m reading the final installment in a wonderful series and the other is when I realize I’m reading the first installment in a series that shouldn’t be a series. I had the latter experience reading Chance of a Lifetime, which I do…
Début author Skyler Frey’s Virginia and the Vagabond (Time Traveler’s Network #1) misses the mark as a believable romance, but it fares decently well as captivating time travel fiction. The novel offers a unique premise, vivid historical details, and exciting plot twists that should satisfy readers. And I wholeheartedly support the author’s choice to discuss…
Combining a touch of the movie About Time with a little bit of The Fault in Our Stars and a heaping helping of charm, Opposite of Always is a story about true love that examines all the things we discover on our way to happily ever after. At the start of our story, Jack King…
The Particular Charm of Miss Jane Austen is one of those shaggy dog books that everyone’s written and thought about sending out. The kind of drawer-fic where you and Jane Austen are super best friends and you and your internet pal are totally going to save the world with her help; also the hot professor…
Reading Beautiful Wreck in 2014, I was blown away by Larissa Brown’s dreamlike writing style and the romance within. When I read the first part of the follow-up in 2016, I enjoyed the story but wasn’t left with that lovely breathless feeling I craved. Luckily, while I wasn’t floating weightless in the writing like with…
Dizzying time loops, fascinating human stories, and a really lovely romance captivate in Lisa Grunwald’s Time After Time. To tell the reader too much about its plot is to reveal too much about its central mystery; this is the kind of book that requires the retention of a little of the element of surprise going…
Time travel romances aren’t always my cup of tea – strange as it may seem, Outlander was just okay for me. However, when I learned that Amy Harmon, who happens to be one of my very favorite authors, was coming out with a new novel that happened to feature time travel, I knew I had…
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