B Reviews / Recommended ReadsContemporary / friends-to-lovers / Georgia / second chance at love / second chances16 Comments
I fell in love with William Ashe at gunpoint, in a Circle K. It was on a Friday afternoon at the tail end of a Georgia summer so ungodly hot the air felt like it had all been boiled red. We were both staring down the barrel of an ... more >
C ReviewsGeorgia / Georgian / Historical / unrequited-love3 Comments
Dear Ms. Rodale: I have not read the previous three books in this series but the recent sale by HarperCollins piqued my interest. I had a review copy in my files and decided to give it a chance. The premise behind the series is that newspaper owner Derek Knightly hired ... more >
B ReviewsAmber Quill Publishing / Georgia / m/m romance / mormon / South Carolina20 Comments
Dear Ms. Sexton. I’ve enjoyed your writing before, but it was Kaetrin’s review of this one that made me pull it out of Mt. TBR. I was interested in the concept and knew I could trust your writing. I’m glad I did, even if it wasn’t what I expected. Levi ... more >
A Review Category / A- Reviews / B+ Reviews / Need A Rec!alternate-reality / cinderella / Earl / Fairy-Tales / featured / Georgia / Magic / Romance / Urban-Fantasy32 Comments
Dear Ms. Andrews, On the Edge was the first of your books that I’ve read, but it will not be the last. Rose Drayton and her two young brothers, Jack and Georgie, live in the Edge, an area where two dimensions known as the Weird and the Broken overlap. In ... more >
B Reviews / B Reviews Category / Book ReviewsContemporary / Georgia / Harlequin / Harlequin American Romance / Tanya Michaels10 Comments
Dear Ms Michaels, When I finished “Mistletoe Cinderella,” I knew I wouldn’t mind spending a little more time with the nice people of Mistletoe, Georgia. Good people who care about each other, genuine issues mixed with a little humor and a series that you don’t have to have read the ... more >
Book Reviews / C Reviews / C Reviews Category20th century / friends-to-lovers / Georgia / interracial-romance / racism / student10 Comments
Note: This is Janine’s entry for Keishon’s To Be Read challenge. Dear Ms. Frierson, It is 1953 in Plumville, Georgia, and seven year old Benjamin Drummond considers four year old Coralee “Ceelee” Simmons his best friend. Little Bennie loves to read to Ceelee and is determined to protect her from ... more >