Review: Unexpected Love by Fiona Davenport
Published Feb. 2020 Tech billionaire Jonah Carrington had no plans to have a family. Then he suddenly became the guardian of his one-month old nephew, and his heart was filled […]
Review: First Love by Fiona Davenport
Published Feb. 2020 Tucker Carrington knew what true, lasting love looked like. He grew up surrounded by it, but he never expected to feel it for himself when he was […]
Review: Aiden by Leann Ashers
Published Aug. 2019 Blurb: From the day she came into my life, I knew I couldn’t walk away from this girl. She was beautiful, a light in this dark […]
Review: Quiet Man by Kristen Ashley
Published Aug. 2019 Blurb: From New York Times and USA Today bestselling author Kristen Ashley comes a new story in her Dream Man series… Charlotte “Lottie” McAlister is in […]
Review: Draco’s Wrath by Alexi Ferreira
Published June 2019 RELEASED TODAY! Blurb: DRACO They decided to attack my club, my brothers, and my woman. They have brought pain to many of us throughout […]
Review: Baby Cakes: A Vegas, Baby Novella by Fiona Davenport
Published June 2019 Blurb: Ariel Dawson didn’t plan on getting a tattoo when she went to Ink Addiction with her sister. She was just there for moral support…definitely not […]
Review: Working under the Professor by Olivia T. Turner
Published June 2019 Blurb: I’m going to teach her what happens when you tempt a dominant professor. I shouldn’t be looking at her like this. She’s my student. She’s […]
Review: To Live, To Love by Esther E. Schmidt
Published May 2019 Blurb: To Live is to grab hold of your dreams and take the next step that will get you there. Earle has been housesitting for […]
Review: Bet Me, Baby by Fiona Davenport
Published March 25th, 2019 Blurb: As a professional poker player, Lia Carrington is used to taking risks…except when it comes to men. From the moment Becket Parker spotted […]
Review: The One by Dani Wyatt
Published April 2019 Blurb: It’s impossible to know when you find the one from a photo, right? Wrong. In a matter of thirty seconds, all my years knowing I’d die […]
