Most of All You by Mia Sheridan Released: October 17, 2017 Contemporary Romance Forever Reviewed by Mandi This book pretty much gutted me - and I'm not one to use that term a lot. The author deceives you into thinking she is giving you a very broken hero, and a heroine who is going to help him find himself. Instead, you start to learn how absolutely vulnerable the heroine is, and this book is more her journey of rising out of the black pit of despair, and enjoying the sunsets and Continue Reading
Joint Review: Act Your Age by Eve Dangerfield
Act Your Age by Eve Dangerfield Contemporary Erotic September 27, 2017 Self Published Reviewed by Mandi and Tori Tyler Henderson, a 45 year old former golden boy with the personality of the grinch, just wants to be called daddy but isn’t sure how to ask without sounding like a pervert. Kate ‘Middleton’ McGrath, a 25 year old engineer who looks and dresses like Lolita just happens to be looking for a daddy. Kate knows Ty would be the perfect daddy for her fantasies, but Continue Reading
Review: Tell Me by Abigail Strom
Tell Me by Abigail Strom Released: October 1, 2017 Contemporary Romance Montlake Reviewed by Mandi This book has a lot of cute moments - a very cute hero and heroine who are friends but firmly friends - no hanky panky. Anne of Green Gables is mentioned a lot and Jane owns a bookstore! She is more of a dreamer where Caleb, our hero is an adventurer. He travels the world taking people on adventures. Jane thinks he is crazy - the thought of a simple hike holds no attraction to her at all. Continue Reading
Review: Wild Thing by Liberty Laine
Wild Thing by Liberty Laine Contemporary Romance Novella (80 pages) September 7, 2017 Self-Published Reviewed by Helyce Favorite quote: [..] I want him. I want him more than all the chocolate cake in the world, and I freaking love chocolate cake. Tillie and Nathan have known each other since they were kids. People say Tillie came from the wrong side of the tracks, but in truth she was just a kid who had a less than perfect home life and was doing the best she could. Nathan was from Continue Reading
Review: Completely by Ruthie Knox
Completely by Ruthie Knox Series: New York #3 Contemporary Romance September 26, 2017 Loveswept Reviewed by Kini Favorite Quote: Rosemary Chamberlain was no pink-cardboard-and-plastic princess. She was a flesh-and-blood woman with plans that made it impossible— literally impossible— for the two of them to turn into anything. She had her own stuff, her own interests, her own power, her own life. He liked that about her, liked that she listened and formed her own opinions, but he Continue Reading
Review: In Tune Out of Sync by Kate Forest
In Tune Out of Sync by Kate Forest Contemporary Romance October 5, 2017 Self Published Reviewed by Helyce I was incredibly intrigued at the prospect of a story where both protagonists suffer from such different disorders. As I write this first sentence I struggle with using that word: disorder. It doesn’t quite feel right, but it somehow felt the least offensive of other words such as handicap, affliction, or disability. Because Ronnie and Scott are none of those things. Ronnie and Scott are Continue Reading
Review: Holiday Spice by Samantha Chase
Holiday Spice by Samantha Chase Series: The Shaughnessy Brothers, #6 Contemporary Released: October 3, 2017 Sourcebooks Casablanca Reviewed by Sheena Talented. brilliant. incredible. amazing. showstopping. spectacular. never the same. totally unique. completely not ever been done before. unafraid to reference or not reference. put it in a blender....- Gaga (and then me, after reading Holiday Spice) So I really (really) enjoyed Holiday Spice. I am duty bound to tell you that while Continue Reading
The Corner of Forever and Always by Lia Riley
The Corner of Forever and Always by Lia Riley Series: Everland, Georgia #2 Contemporary Romance September 26, 2017 Forever Reviewed by Kini Favorite Quote: “Fuck the necklace. You’re the magic.” This is the second in a series that takes place in a small town in Georgia. The town and its various residents are pretty much characters in their own right. I think that small town can be run the risk of being too cutesy or too much time spent on the other inhabitants. This book had a few Continue Reading
Review: Sugar Pine Trail by RaeAnne Thayne
Sugar Pine Trail by RaeAnne Thayne Series: Haven Point, #7 Contemporary Romance/Holiday September 26, 2017 Harlequin Books Reviewed by May Librarian Julia Winston needs the extra cash, but she isn’t looking forward to Jamie Caine moving into the upstairs apartment over the holidays. She’s got a crush on him and he barely knows she exists despite having met several times before. What is a quiet gal to do? Things get more complicated as Julia winds up with two young boys to take care Continue Reading
Review: Maybe This Christmas by Jennifer Snow
Maybe This Christmas by Jennifer Snow (Colorado Ice #3) Released: September 26, 2017 Contemporary Romance Forever Reviewed by Mandi I love to try holiday romance, but to be honest, I find that the majority I try just don't do it for me. I've found some super great holiday reads, but I go in a little wary. Jennifer Snow is a new to me author, and I love a hockey hero so I gave it a try and hooray, I liked it! It's not necessarily super-holiday, but hockey is prominent and it's a well Continue Reading