Saturdays at the Café is a weekly feature hosted here to talk about and discuss the books I’ve discovered during the past week, added to my shelf and am excited about reading. They may be new/scheduled releases I’ve seen on NetGalley, at the library, or from publishers or they may be older titles my friends have… Continue reading Saturdays at the Café
Anna McNichol is a superior court judge, married with three grown children, her youngest in law school. Her marriage has been rocky for the last six months but now her husband Chad, a therapist, suddenly dies while on a whitewater rafting trip. After her husband’s services, Chad’s lawyer meets with and informs her that the… Continue reading Blog Tour: A Family Affair by Robyn Carr @RCarrWriter @tplummer76 @HarlequinBooks @librofm
Jenny Almond was the only other female recruit attending the Academy with Tracy Crosswhite and they’ve remained friends over the years. Jenny is now the Sheriff of Klickitat County, succeeding her father Buzz who recently died. At the funeral, Jenny gives Tracy what appears to be one of her father’s cold case files but what’s… Continue reading In the Clearing by Robert Dugoni @robertdugoni @esuttonsmith @BrilliancePub
Marlow Madsen is a divorce attorney at a crossroads in her life following the death of her father, a US senator, and the close of a particularly contentious divorce case. She returns to Teach Island, Florida where her family spent their summers and her mother is currently staying. She brings along her friends Aida Trehar… Continue reading Blog Tour: Summer on the Island by Brenda Novak @Brenda_Novak @amymcnarrator @HarlequinBooks @librofm
FBI Agents Lucy Kincaid and Nate Dunning are assigned to do a prisoner transport from Brady, Texas back to their home base of San Antonio. The prisoner is a Most Wanted suspect in a string of robberies, one resulting in murder. When they arrive, they’re asked to transport one more prisoner because the station has… Continue reading Storm Warning by Allison Brennan @Allison_Brennan @amleestories @MacmillanAudio
Lady Imogen Ridley is in London for her debutante season but she’d rather be back at their country home in Hampshire, pursuing her true passion of everything gardening. She comes up with a scheme where she’ll be caught outside a ballroom with a notorious rake, forcing a shameful retreat, but it backfires when she goes… Continue reading Three Times Tempted by Anna Campbell @AnnaCampbellOz
Saturdays at the Café is a weekly feature hosted here to talk about and discuss the books I’ve discovered during the past week, added to my shelf and am excited about reading. They may be new/scheduled releases I’ve seen on NetGalley, at the library, or from publishers or they may be older titles my friends have… Continue reading Saturdays at the Café
Devon Ravenel is enjoying the aimless life of the entitled aristocracy until he inherits an earldom after his cousin Theo dies from an accidental fall. What also comes with that new title are Theo’s three unmarried sisters, his widow Kathleen and an estate burdened with debt and neglect. Even more incredible is that Kathleen and… Continue reading Cold-Hearted Rake by Lisa Kleypas #LisaKleypas @heroinetheplay @HarperAudio
Noah Kline, a 17-year old Amish boy, is walking home after spending the evening with his English girlfriend when he’s deliberately and viciously struck by a car and left in a field. When he’s discovered the next day, Police Chief Kate Burkholder doesn’t know if it’s a simple hit and run or something more. I… Continue reading In Plain Sight by Linda Castillo @LindaCastillo11 #KathleenMcInerney @MacmillanAudio
LAPD Detective Kara Quinn has returned to her hometown of Liberty Lake, Washington while on leave following a tough undercover assignment. She discovers a dead body while out for her morning jog and contacts the local police, instructing them to reach out to the state law enforcement for assistance. They recognize that the crime scene… Continue reading The Third to Die by Allison Brennan @Allison_Brennan @suzannetfortin @HarlequinBooks
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