The Mother-In-Law Book Club by Kate Hash is a delightful contemporary romance. Andrea (Andi) Walker takes an assignment in Durham, North Carolina to escape from her problems in Boston. On the plane she gets into a minor altercation with two women, and after the flight lands, ends up being invited to join the book clubContinueContinue reading “ARC Review: The Mother-In-Law Book Club by Kate Hash”
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ARC Review: Solar Eclipse of the Heart by Kate Robb
Solar Eclipse of the Heart is book 4 in Kate Robb’s Dial Delights series. I have read the entire series, but each book is easily read as a standalone as the books are connected more by the magical realism theme than by recurring characters. Having read and loved the previous three books in the series,ContinueContinue reading “ARC Review: Solar Eclipse of the Heart by Kate Robb”
ARC Review: Snowed Inn by Valerie Bowman
Snowed Inn is book 2 in Valerie Bowman’s Honeycrisp Orchard series. I didn’t read book 1 but I had no problem jumping into this series with book 2, so it’s easily read as a standalone. Snowed Inn is told in first person from the point of view of Maria, who in my opinion, was aContinueContinue reading “ARC Review: Snowed Inn by Valerie Bowman”
ARC Review: A Curse for Christmas Past by Morgan Lockhart
A Curse for Christmas Past is a standalone contemporary paranormal romance by Morgan Lockhart. Hayleigh has had a run of very bad luck, and she believes she has been cursed by a witch, so she travels to a small town full of witches to try to find the witch who cursed her, and to tryContinueContinue reading “ARC Review: A Curse for Christmas Past by Morgan Lockhart”
ARC Review: Just For Tonight by Deborah Cooke
Just For Tonight by Deborah Cooke is book 3 in her contemporary romance series, The Carpe Diem Café. Although it is book 3 it is easily read as a standalone, but be warned, you will want to read the rest of the series afterward. Jake Cavendish is estranged from his family and is called homeContinueContinue reading “ARC Review: Just For Tonight by Deborah Cooke”
