Category: Reviews

Any Day Now

Rachel Brand | May 8, 2017

Sierra is a beautiful reminder that you don’t have to have a perfect, unblemished past in order to find love and happiness.

Beth Bulow | April 19, 2017

"Life After" is one of those books that I have a hard time conveying just how much I loved it and just how profound of an impression it

Holly Combs | March 24, 2017

The Kill Fee is an enjoyable escape into the jazz era of England.

Beth Bulow | March 22, 2017

I’m not sure if Rhys Bowen will be writing any more standalone novels, but if she does, her next one will definitely be going on my to-read list.

Rachel Brand | March 8, 2017

On Second Thought contains everything that I normally love about her novels, but amplified by, like, a thousand.

Shondra Brown | February 15, 2017

There were times I felt as if I couldn’t read the words fast enough; I wanted to see what was happening around the next page, how the story

Holly Combs | February 9, 2017

Candace Calvert’s latest novel tends to be rather middling, neither compelling nor boring, interesting but a little bit forgettable.

Rachel Brand | February 3, 2017

Although my to-read list is absolutely overflowing right now, I’d be up for reading another of Regan Walker’s romances sometime in the future.

Beth Bulow | January 19, 2017

I appreciate that Melanie Dobson tackles a bleak time in United States history with both sensitivity and realism.

Rachel Brand | January 17, 2017

On the whole? I have very mixed feelings about Pretty Little World.

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