Dear Kate Clayborn, I have a feeling I might be a bit of an outlier in this but it took me a little while to get into Love Lettering. Meg Mackworth, known as “the Planner of Park Slope” hand letters planners and journals for clients. I didn’t even know that ... more >
Dear Jenny Holiday, I haven’t read One and Only, the first book in your Bridesmaids Behaving Badly series (yet – it’s on the TBR) but I heard such good things about it that I was keen to read the second book, It Takes Two. I also saw the pictures of ... more >
Dear Pippa Grant, Mandi from Smexy Books was tweeting about how much this book was making her laugh and how much fun she was having reading it. As soon as I read her review I one-clicked. Ambrosia Berger and Chase Jett grew up together in Wishberry Lake, Minnesota. (Ambrosia went ... more >
Dear Annika Martin, What a delight Most Eligible Bastard was! Full of your quirky trademark humour and sweetly charming, as well as full of sexual tension. There was even one section (“the Smuckers Incident”) where I was actually laughing out loud – not smiling, or chuckling but actual full-on cackling ... more >
Disclaimer: I’m friendly with both authors online and have met Sarah in person a few times. She even sent me Kit Kats once (I won a giveaway). I know them both well enough to know that if I didn’t like one of their books I could say so freely and ... more >
Surrounded by the musket fire of the American Revolution, Rachel Garnet prays for her family to be safe. When the British invade the Mohawk Valley and her father and brother don’t return from the battle, she goes in pursuit of them. She finds her brother alive but her father has ... more >