When I started this book I was curious as to how the story would explain the title. It soon became clear how aptly it was named as the two main characters' meeting was certainly serendipitous. Ava Martinez and Jordan Wellington were destined to connect in spite of their circumstances and the dramatic differences in their… Continue reading Serendipity by Lisa Clark O’Neill
Good Little Girls by Rita Herron
Tinsley Jensen suffers from agoraphobia, and rightly so. She was abducted, sexually violated and systematically tortured by a psychopath called the Skull for months until she was rescued by FBI Agent Wyatt Camden. He was severely injured in the process and the Skull escaped. Now that Wyatt has returned from medical leave, he’s determined to… Continue reading Good Little Girls by Rita Herron
The Firefighter’s Pretend Fiancée by Victoria James
Molly Mayberry left Shadow Creek nine years ago, inexplicably breaking up with the love of her life, Ben Matthews, by telling him an awful lie. Now she’s returned as the hospital’s new pediatrician, both reluctant and anxious to face him, knowing he probably still resents her betrayal. Ben is a captain in the Shadow Creek… Continue reading The Firefighter’s Pretend Fiancée by Victoria James
Something to Talk About
This a Sunday feature here where we discuss specific topics related to books and the blogosphere. Let’s talk book series! I don’t know that I was even aware of book series until I began reading J. D. Robb’s In Death years ago. That also coincided… Continue reading Something to Talk About
Saturdays at the Café
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 reviewed… Continue reading Saturdays at the Café
Swept by Alyssa Turner
Rory Campbell, Spencer Hartley and Jack Rothman are in a polyamorous relationship. Their union is further distinguished as Jack is a Dominant and Rory and Spencer are his submissives. This is a new discovery for Rory and Spencer while Jack has freely expressed and explored his sexuality for quite some time. They’ve now been together… Continue reading Swept by Alyssa Turner
All My Life by Prescott Lane – Release Day Review
All My Life, an all-new standalone contemporary romance by Prescott Lane is now LIVE! The beginning of any love story starts with the meet. I’ve known Garrett Hollis since before I can remember, and I’ve loved him just as long. I loved him while he loved someone else. I loved him when he… Continue reading All My Life by Prescott Lane – Release Day Review
Boundary Waters by William Kent Krueger
Cork O'Connor is contacted by Willie Raye to help find his daughter, Shiloh, who's disappeared. She's a famous Country & Western singer who apparently has chosen to remove herself into the Quetico-Superior Wilderness for some self reflection. The Feds have also inserted themselves into the search because they believe she now remembers information about her… Continue reading Boundary Waters by William Kent Krueger
Don’t Believe It by Charlie Donlea
Ten years ago, Grace Sebold was convicted of murdering her boyfriend, Julian Crist, while they were attending her friend’s wedding in St. Lucia. She reached out to Sidney Ryan for help, a true crime documentarian of rising fame whose work was directly responsible for helping to free three wrongly convicted people. After some preliminary research,… Continue reading Don’t Believe It by Charlie Donlea
Something to Talk About
This a Sunday feature here where we discuss specific topics related to books and the blogosphere. Let’s talk podcasts! Over the past couple of months, I’ve seen many references to podcasts in blog posts and friends’ reviews. I read a lot of mysteries and thrillers… Continue reading Something to Talk About
