Review ❤️ Roomies by Christina Lauren
Marriages of convenience are so…inconvenient. For months Holland Bakker has invented excuses to descend into the subway station near her apartment, drawn to the captivating music […]
Review ❤️ The Heiress’ Deception by Christi Caldwell
Lady Eve Pruitt has never forgotten her childhood friend, the young pickpocket Calum, who she feared had been condemned to the gallows. Now, years later, […]
Review ❤️ Back Home at Firefly Lake by Jen Gilroy
She has a million reasons to leave.Can he give her the one she needs to stay? Cat McGuire’s return to Firefly Lake is turning into […]
Review ❤️ Once Upon a Christmas Eve by Elizabeth Hoyt
Adam Rutledge, Viscount d’Arque, really rather loathes Christmas. The banal cheerfulness. The asinine party games. And, worst of all, the obligatory trip to the countryside. […]
Review ❤️ An Unexpected Holiday Gift by Martha Hennerson
A Season for Seduction NBA star and oil company heir Keylan “KJ” Kingsley is the ultimate player on and off the court. When a midgame […]
Review & Giveaway ❤️ To the Duke, With Love by Amelia Grey
Today I’m giving away the print copy of To the Duke, With Love, the second book in Amelia Grey’s The Rakes of St. James series to one lucky commenter. Entering […]
Review & Giveaway ❤️ The Body in the Casket by Katherine Hall Page
Today I’m giving away the hardcover of The Body in the Casket, a Faith Fairchild Mystery by Katherine Hall Page, to one lucky commenter. Entering is as easy […]
Review ❤️ Full Bodied Murder by Christine E. Blum
Leaving behind a failed marriage, New Yorker Annie “Halsey” Hall is ready to begin the next phase of her life in coastal Southern California. From […]
Review & Giveaway ❤️ Wrong to Need You by Alisha Rai
Today I’m giving away a print copy of Wrong to Need You, the second book in Alisha Rai’s Forbidden Heart series to one lucky commenter. Entering is as easy […]
Review ❤️ A Hope Divided by Alyssa Cole
The Civil War has turned neighbor against neighbor—but for one scientist spy and her philosopher soldier, war could bind them together . . . […]