Just in Time by Addison Fox

Do you hate small town romances where everyone knows everyone else and wants the hero and heroine to get together and gives them advice at every turn? Then avoid Just in Time like the plague. The small-town familiarity didn’t bother me too much, but I have other problems that keep me from recommending this third…

Werewolf in Alaska

Have you ever read a book—one that everyone else around you loved—and hated it? Whenever that happens to me I’m stuck staring at the book once I’ve finished, thinking back and wondering, “What do they see in it?” It’s as though the rest of the world understands something about humor or emotion or life, and…

Ice by Stephanie Rowe

Every once in a while, I’ll encounter a book that has elements I normally avoid but, for one reason or another, it’s one I can’t put down. This is exactly how I felt about Ice. If you allow yourself to actually think in depth about what’s going on, it’s gruesome and traumatic. However, if you…

Klondike Wedding by Kate Bridges

When I started Klondike Wedding, I thought I was in for a treat. I’ve enjoyed this author’s books before, and her tale of a marriage-by-proxy gone terribly wrong started off quite well. However, as unbelievable circumstances built up and an improbable suspense plot cluttered things up, I found myself unable to summon up much more…

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