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REVIEW: Here Comes the Groom by Karina Bliss

REVIEW: Here Comes the Groom by Karina Bliss

Dear Ms. Bliss, Jane sent me Here Comes the Groom after I told her how much I loved your last book, What the Librarian Did. Like What the Librarian Did, Here Comes the Groom takes a fairly cliched romance novel convention and gives it the kind depth and re-charge that I think is lacking in [...]

REVIEW: Sasha’s Dad by Geri Krotow

REVIEW: Sasha’s Dad by Geri Krotow

Dear Ms. Krotow: Sometimes the stories about kids trying to get their single parents hooked up with another person can be cute (Parent Trap! Sleepless in Seattle!) and other times, it can be totally treacly.   This book was neither cute nor saccharine but instead made me want to scream and throw my ebook reader across [...]

REVIEW: Worth Fighting For by Molly O’Keefe

REVIEW: Worth Fighting For by Molly O’Keefe

Beware, there are spoilers for the series in the review itself so if you want to read The Mitchells of Riverview Inn without being spoiled one iota, please don’t read this review: Dear Ms. O’Keefe: Worth Fighting For brings together the loose plot threads involving Iris and Patrick, the mother and father of Gabe, Max, [...]

REVIEW:  Always Valentine’s Day by Kristin Hardy

REVIEW: Always Valentine’s Day by Kristin Hardy

Dear Ms. Hardy: I generally don’t read many books from the Silhouette Special Edition line. I can’t say exactly why. I enjoy the Jessica Bird category books and those are SSE. I think I equate the blue and gold covers with babies and the red covers with career women? Whatever the reason, I consciously went [...]

REVIEW:  Man Camp by Adrienne Brodeur

REVIEW: Man Camp by Adrienne Brodeur

Dear Ms. Brodeur: Mancamp features two women who have had enough of men in NY City who have had enough of the men in the city. The men no longer know how to fix things, open doors, or be manly enough. Lucy, a biologist, is a long term relationship with Adam but the relationship seems [...]