Over and Above is the fourth and final book in Annabeth Albert’s series of romances featuring a group of First Responders set in the small fictional town of Mount Hope. All the stories have revolved around a group of friends, at the centre of whom is widowed paramedic Eric, who has opened his home to…
Being an old fogie, I’ve never heard the term “Rizz” – which is this month’s TBR Challenge prompt – but fortunately, our hostess-with-the-mostest, Wendy the Superlibrarian, was kind enough to explain that it’s slang for “charisma”. So I went looking for a book featuring a charmer or a rogue or a roguish charmer, and settled…
I do like a well-done second-chance romance, so I’m pleased to be able to say that H.L. Day’s latest comtemporary, Never Too Late, is exactly that – a charming and satisfying second-time-around slow-burn love story involving a real commitment to fixing what went wrong, honest communication and personal growth. Finn Prescott and Cillian King have…
I was pleased when I learned that Fearne Hill would be returning to Rossingley – this time for a series of historical romances set in the early nineteenth century. To Tempt a Troubled Earl is the first of a four book set, and tells the story of how Henry Orlando Fitzwilliam Albert Duchamps-Avery, eleventh Earl…
Narrated by Teddy Hamilton & J.F. Harding The Last Guy on Earth, the third book in Sarina Bowen’s The Hockey Guys series, is a nicely done second chance romance between a hot-shot coach and a veteran goalie whose youthful love affair fifteen years earlier came to an abrupt end when their careers began to take…
This is book three in a same-couple series, so readers should begin with book one, Skeletons in the Closet. Please note that there are spoilers for previous books in this review. Nicky James’ Reading Between the Lines rings some big changes into the lives of our two protagonists, PI Diem Krause and Toronto PD records…
Rachel Reid has been a must-read author for me for some years now, and in her latest standalone romance, proves once again just how strong and versatile a writer she has become. The Shots You Take is very different in tone from last year’s Time to Shine; that was a funny, warm and joyful story…
Author Brigham Vaughn only pinged my radar at the end of last year when I randomly picked up one of her hockey romances – Head Game (book two in the Relationship Goals series) – and was very pleasantly surprised to find a fresh take on an old chestnut (the fake relationship trope) featuring characters who…
This is another just-plain fun mystery romp with a big personality. Big Name Fan clearly has its roots in a real-life detective dramedy that went off the air with its strongly sapphic-leaning fans upset that its leads never kissed (Rizzoli and Isles). It doesn’t matter if you’ve never seen the show – this fun read…
JL Merrow’s Fool Me Twice (book two of the Glastonbury Tales) is an enjoyable second-chance romance set in and around (you guessed it!) Glastonbury in Somerset which, despite its famous music festival is, for most of the year, a fairly sleepy, small town that is steeped in history and is known in some circles as…
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