B Reviews / Book ReviewsChef / Contemporary / lawyer1 Comments
Dear Roni Loren, The One You Can’t Forget is the second book in your The Ones Who Got Away series. I reviewed the first book here in January. I think this book is stronger, partly because it did not have to do the heavy lifting of setting up the series, ... more >
B- Reviews / Book ReviewsAmerican historical / cowboy / dual-timeline / Historical / runaway bride / teacher / Western RomanceNo Comments
From the best-selling author of A Quilt for Christmas comes the irrepressible story of a runaway bride. Ellen is putting the finishing touches on a wedding quilt made from scraps of old dresses when the bride-to-be—her granddaughter June—unexpectedly arrives and announces she’s calling off the marriage. With the tending of ... more >
Book Reviews / C Reviews Category / C+ Reviewsformer military / m/m suspense4 Comments
Sometimes, to get what you want in business or in love, you have to get your hands dirty. Luckily for Finn and Justin, dirty comes naturally. Finn Drummond is the baby in a family of sharks—which means he’s worked twice as hard to make a name for himself. After learning ... more >
B Reviews Category / B+ Reviews / Recommended ReadsBlackSea / Ocean changelings / paranormal romance / Psy-Changeling Trinity Series19 Comments
Jennie: There have been 16 books in the Psy/Changeling series and now two in the Psy/Changeling Trinity series. This is the sixth book of those 18 that Janine and I have reviewed together. I know this because when I searched for our last review, from June of 2017, I noted ... more >
B Reviews / Book ReviewsContemporary / family relationships / Georgia / law-enforcement / mortician / police / Southern Eclectic seriesNo Comments
An Atlanta ex-cop comes to sleepy Lake Sackett, Georgia, seeking peace and quiet—but he hasn’t bargained on falling for Frankie, the cutest coroner he’s ever met. Frankie McCready talks to dead people. Not like a ghost whisperer or anything—but it seems rude to embalm them and not at least say ... more >
B Reviewsactor / Aruba / Contemporary / Philadelphia5 Comments
Dear Mia Sosa, I was hooked from the very first paragraph: I’M STANDING IN the middle of an airplane aisle, inching my way to row 12, when I spot her. I don’t know her name, nationality, age, or occupation, but I know this: Someday I’m going to marry the woman ... more >
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