We raved about this Western. Our reviewer wrote:

I’ve loved Lorraine Heath since I read Sweet Lullaby. My favorite book of hers is Parting Gifts, or at least it was until I ran into those Leigh boys. I found Texas Destiny near took my breath away, so I wondered how I would feel about Dallas’s story. I’m not certain I’ve survived it yet.

Yes, Dallas finally finds a wife, he still wants a son so badly he can barely stand it, and he gets a woman who’s dang near afraid of her shadow and wonders how he’s ever going to manage to get into her bed. Desperate for a wife, he offers for 26 year-old Cordelia McQueen, daughter of the man who’s trying to steal his land away. Here is another story of mental abuse, but a woman who’s strong enough to try and find her way out of her fear. I loved Dallas, and I loved Cordelia, and the ups and downs they put me through had me sitting on the edge of my seat.

It’s on sale for 0.99 here.

Parting Gifts is also on sale and it is a–in the best way–wallop of a novel. It’s on sale for 1.99 here. 

Love When Harry Met Sally? This contemp is for you. In our review, we said: 

Friends to lovers stories tend to be my favorite kind of romance. The familiarity shared between the main characters can lead to all sorts of humorous conversations, deep introspection and some steamy scenes when all the suppressed sexual tension is released. Eye Candy follows this outline fairly well in bringing two co-workers together, yet the twist comes when one friend tries to overthink the plan to take their relationship to the next level.

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Or maybe you want old-skool. This one is one of those books that, IMHO, would never be published today. In our review, we wrote:
 
Still, the strong chemistry between Elizabeth and Morgan cannot be denied. Their physical relationship is as demanding as Morgan himself. Shortly after their marriage, he nearly rapes her in a jealous rage, then realizes his error after discovering her innocence. While the author was occasionally effective, this reviewer disliked the fact that most of the love scenes in this book were of the angry, controlling variety.

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At the exact opposite end of the spectrum is Chick Magnet, a thoroughly modern contemporary romance. We said:

This one sparkles wonderfully – even though yes, it’s a Covid-era romance, and there is discussion of quarantines and the impact the pandemic has had on everyone (although there is surprisingly little talk of masking). If you’d rather not think about it, then this definitely isn’t the story for you. Otherwise, Chick Magnet is your classic enemies-to-lovers romance with a lot of surprisingly unique conflict.

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Looking for a prince of hero? Talia Hibbert has one for you! We wrote:

One of the best things (among many) about Talia Hibbert’s books is the female empowerment. Cherry is wonderful and I’d recommend The Princess Trap for her alone. But the romance here is fun as well and Ruben, when he’s not being bossy in bed, is very sweet.

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There are MORE! Enjoy.