What Happens in the Highlands bounces a healer off of a marquess and sees what sticks. The adventure is entertaining, the Georgian take on herbal healing fun, but a cliffhanger ending leaves the reader yearning for more. Smugglers are trying to make use of the isolated island home of Freya, Catriona “Cat” and Sorcha MacLeod….
Narrated by Darcy Stark Some of the events in On Thin Ice, the third book in Beth Bolden’s Portland Evergreens series of college-set hockey romances, overlap slightly with some of the things happening in the previous book (Cold as Ice), but the storylines are entirely separate, so you could listen to this one as a…
The Enchanted Greenhouse is book two in Sarah Beth Durst’s The Spellshop Series. If you don’t want to read any spoilers from that tale, please stop here, because the entirety of this review contains surprising information about a character in that story. In The Spellshop we met Caz, a sentient spider plant who had worked…
Atonement Sky is the ninth book in the Psy-Changeling Trinity series and the twenty-fourth novel set in the Psy-Changeling universe overall. I’m not sure just how many of those books you would need to read in order to understand this one, but I do know you can’t start here. Most of the world-building was done…
When you’re as old as I am, a prompt like “back in my day” isn’t as easy to fulfil as it might seem. Yes, it offers a lot of scope, but that scope also makes it difficult to choose a book to fit, and for the same reason – too many “my day”s over too…
With a TBR Challenge theme like “Back in My Day,” I’m certainly going to go back to my roots. I read romance, almost entirely historical and romantic suspense, back in high school. I got away from it in college, but came back as an avid and curious reader in law school. Given the number of…
Pugs and Kisses is listed as a standalone at Amazon and Fantastic Fiction, but fans of the author will quickly recognize it as the second story about three friends living in New Orleans. You don’t have to read the first book, Pardon My Frenchie, to enjoy this one. Within days of ditching her pet-hating fiancé,…
I’ve loved many of Lynn Painter’s books so I was down to review this one. And, at first, I was charmed. Maid for Each Other begins when Abi decides to stay in an apartment that she’s cleaning while her apartment is being fumigated for bugs. The owner, Declan, is out of town so she thinks…
I love a good road trip romance and Running Hott is that and more. This is book four in Serena Bell’s Hott Springs Eternal series and it’s a winner! The novel is a lighthearted story, with plenty of spice and humor and it kept me smiling. Not only has Eden Becker been jilted at the…
Behind Frenemy Lines is my first read by Zen Cho. While it is a romance, the novel is equally an exploration of politics, workplace harassment and casual racis, but I have to say that the romance storlyline is light and low-key. Kriya has just moved to a new law firm in the city of London,…
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