B+ Reviews / Book Reviews / Recommended Readsbaby / Marriage-in-Trouble / novella / wedding3 Comments
Dear Jenny Holiday, I really enjoyed It Takes Two earlier this year so when I was offered Merrily Ever After for review I jumped at it. I’ll be honest and say I still haven’t found time to read One and Only but I don’t think it’s necessary to have done ... more >
B Reviews / Book Reviewsbaby / child abuse / Contemporary / domestic violence / England / novella / pregnancy / second chance3 Comments
Dear Talia Hibbert, After the success of A Girl Like Her, I was all over the next book in the Ravenswood series, this novella-length (long novella) story about Laura Albright (Burne) and Samir Bianchi, her long lost love. Damaged Goods can work as a standalone but I think it works ... more >
B Reviews / B+ Reviewsbaby / Boston / Contemporary / hockey / New Adult16 Comments
Dear Elle Kennedy, Those of us who read The Score, have been waiting to find out just how it was that Tucker’s announcement (that he was to be a dad and his baby mama was Sabrina James) came about. With Tucker’s and Sabrina’s story, The Goal, out now, the wait ... more >
B Reviews / B- Reviewsbaby / Contemporary / Easter / faith / Holiday / Reunited Couple / self-published2 Comments
Dear Ms. Adams, About a year ago I read and enjoyed the first novel in your Willow Park series, Married for Christmas. Jessica and Daniel’s romance appealed to me in part because the characters were people of faith but the book was not an inspie and did not proselytize. Since ... more >
C- Reviewsbaby / Contemporary / Erotic-Romance / menage / pregnancy17 Comments
Dear Ms. Jamieson, There’s just no way I can talk about this novella without giving away things which might be regarded as spoilers. So, be ye warned all who read what follows. I admit to a weakness for m/m/f menage stories and I think Rule of Three was among the ... more >
B+ Reviews / Recommended ReadsAustralia / baby / Contemporary romance / single father6 Comments
Dear Ms. Mayberry: This story could have gone wrong in so many ways, and the fact that it doesn’t makes me appreciate it even more. Pretty much every time I feared it was going to go to a stupid or annoying or too obvious place, it didn’t. Her Kind of ... more >