Review: Her Relentless Cowboy by Cameron Hart
Published March 2020 Knox: I can’t believe my best friend is a total teddy bear over his new wife. I never thought I’d see the day. I don’t know if […]
Review: Her Rugged Cowboy by Cameron Hart
Published Feb. 2020 Jade: I wasn’t sure what to expect when I came back to my small hometown in east Texas, but it certainly wasn’t the tall, chiseled, too handsome […]
Review: Care Package Love by Shaw Hart
Published March 2020 Lily James has always been a bit of a loner. Her mom and stepdad don’t get her and the kids at school either make fun of her […]
Review: Show Me, Baby by Fiona Davenport
Published March 2020 The moment magician Julian Storm saw Anna Chapel standing at the back of the theater during one of his rehearsals, he knew she was meant to be […]
Review: Cozy by Alexa Riley
Published March 2020 Timber Grayson likes living alone in his castle far from people and crowds. So when a company wants to use his place for some corporate party, it’s […]
Review: Mr. CEO Jerk by Loni Ree
Published Feb. 2020 Meredith Maxwell Life is good! This week I’m graduating and moving on to my new job, teaching munchkins. Although I’ll miss all my friends at the coffee […]
Review: The Heathen by Jenika Snow
Published Jan. 2020 Preacher Brothers. That’s what we were. A unit. The only family I had. I’d never felt love, never felt like I belonged. I buried what emotions I had […]
Review: His Innocent Flower by Sadie Barron
Published Nov. 2019 A not-so-delicate girl… Tori doesn’t have time for love, not when she has to be at the flower market at four every morning. Her shop, Tori’s Blooms, […]
Review: Only Love by Fiona Davenport
Published March 2020 Billionaire Liam Grey needed a change of pace, so he left his company in capable hands to take a teaching job in the United States. He had […]
Review: Love in the Mix by Lucy Darling
Published Feb. 2020 Alyssa has finally got her bakery, Love Bites, up and running. Everything is falling into place until a handsome stranger across from her shop catches her eye. […]
