B Reviews / Book ReviewsAlternate POV / Contemporary / First-Person / friends become lovers / King and Queen series / novella / second chance / shy hero / socially awkward1 Comments
To jump inside a bouncy castle is to risk falling… …in love. Living in a tiny house built for one, Caitlin only has room in her life for Mr. Right Now. Even though the bad boys she dates keep letting her down, they’re a whole lot more fun than… Dan ... more >
B Reviews / Book ReviewsBoston / Contemporary / Firefighter / second chance / stalker ex5 Comments
Flare Up is book six of your Boston Fire series, which is kind of two loosely linked trilogies, featuring firefighters from Ladder 37 and Engine 59 of the Boston Fire Department. Books 4 (Hot Response) and 5 (Under Control) made reference to Grant Cutter’s burgeoning relationship with Wren Everett. It ... 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 / Book ReviewsContemporary / muscian / Rock-Star / second chance / Small-TownComments Off on REVIEW: No Place Like You by Emma Douglas
Dear Emma Douglas, I enjoyed the first novel in your Cloud Bay series (the second one is still on the TBR) and was happy to read Zach’s story in this third book. I thought it was going to be a trilogy but it seems there will be at least one ... more >
Essaysgiveaway / second chance27 Comments
Ana from The Booksmugglers let me know that A.E. Ash had a new novella coming out. If you remember, Ash wrote Luminous which Kaetrin gave an A-. Kaetrin wrote, “I loved the spare style of writing and the little flourishes of flavour and meaning through the story. It’s the kind ... more >
Book Reviews / C- ReviewsAgent/Spies/Undercover / England / Historical / Regency / second chanceComments Off on REVIEW: Letters for a Spy by Alice Chetwynd Ley
Elizabeth Thorne has finally seized the opportunity to assert her independence…. When she set out from crowded London to visit Crowle Manor, the Sussex house bequeathed to her by her uncle, Elizabeth could not be more delighted by the prospect of a quiet spell in the country. But on her ... more >