I don’t think I have ever read a book like this one and I have plenty of paranormal romance. I mean a woman who inherits her family casket business and a guy who works logistics for Death. Talk about relationship issues! Although if you get right down to it they both work in the same…
My Secret Snowflake by Kathy Strobos | Book Review
This is the second book in this series that I have read. The characters in this book were introduced in the first two. While I haven’t read the first one I do recommend reading them in order. In this book, Sebastian and Iris have both sworn off dating, but their friends are convinced they’re perfect…
Valhalla’s Fury by Donovan Cook | Book Review
Valhalla’s Fury, the final installment in Donovan Cook’s Charlemagne Cross series, delivers an intense and gripping conclusion. Charles is still being held captive by King Louis, with Father Leofdag by his side as much as possible. When Charles is taken away, Leofdag is left in the dark about his whereabouts. Charles soon finds himself on…
Rent Free by Lani Lynn Vale | Book Review
In the previous book we learn that Auden (Atlas’ brother) thought Atlas was into the bakery owner. Turns out he was into her employee, Pepper. Boy was he into her! However she has a sister that Atlas feels for and is the psychopath to end all psychopaths. The nut job is playing Atlas and he…
Beneath the Lemon Trees by Emma Burstall | Book Review
The premise is undeniably promising, and it kicks off with a strong start. The vivid descriptions of Greece—its people, food, and stunning sights—were exceptional. I felt as though I could pack my bags and book a flight right to the villa! I still might… as long as the characters from this story aren’t around. The…
Blossoming Of Truth by Susan Gray | Book Review
In Blossoming of Truth, when a young, attractive woman seeks shelter from a blizzard in Tom Smallwood’s home, he can’t shake the feeling that they’ve crossed paths before. Before long, Tom finds himself accused of a crime he didn’t commit, and as the truth slowly surfaces, he’s forced to confront painful secrets from his past….
A Christmas Murder by Mary Grand | Book Review
Susan has recently found herself single after her husband of forty years left her for another woman. As she adjusts to her new life and embraces her newfound independence, she forms a close bond with Robert, a retired detective. While they are just friends for now, it’s clear that their relationship is heading toward something…
Bella’s Countryside Christmas by Claire Huston | Cover Reveal
I’m thrilled to share that a cover reveal is here today for Claire Huston’s upcoming release! Get ready to feast your eyes on a stunning new design that perfectly captures the essence of her storytelling. Whether you’re a longtime fan or new to her work, this cover is sure to spark your excitement.
After The Husbands by Gina Cheyne | Book Review
I was completely hooked from page one and found myself needing to uncover how the mysterious events involving shadowy figures in Singapore, some fifty-six years earlier, might tie into the current storyline. The narrative is delivered in the first person by Lady Bumstead, a widow who has outlived four husbands. Lady Bumstead—pronounced ‘Boom-ste-ad’—which reminded me…
Mistletoe Moments by Stephanie Wood | Book Review
Veronica and Owen are nearing their fortieth birthdays and are eager to celebrate these milestones in grand style. However, when they start discussing their plans, it becomes clear that they have very different ideas. Owen’s suggestion is a big ask that would significantly disrupt their lives, and Veronica can easily find plenty of reasons why…
