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February 4, 2019

REVIEW: One Tough Cowboy by Lora Leigh & Veronica Chadwick

KaetrinBook Reviews / D Reviewscorruption / law-enforcement / NetGalley / romantic-suspense / Small-TownComments Off on REVIEW: One Tough Cowboy by Lora Leigh & Veronica Chadwick

LAW AND ORDER. For as long as Samantha can remember, Hunter—a man as strong as steel, with a heart of gold—has been her hero. It came as no surprise to Samantha when she found out that the ranch-hardened cowboy who always protected her from bullies went on to become the ... more >

July 25, 2018

REVIEW: The Native Heath by Elizabeth Fair

JayneB+ Reviews / Book Reviews / Recommended Reads1950s / England / family relationships / Historical / Small-Town / Widowed Heroine9 Comments

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A widow, at an age when birthdays are best forgotten, with no children to occupy her mind, can be very lonely. Julia Dunstan knew she was more fortunate than most widows, not merely because she was prosperous—as widows go—but because she had always taken an interest in other people. And ... more >

Picture of a black woman with short dark hair with her arms around the neck of a taller white man with brown hair. He has his arms around her waist. They are both topless but the middle bit is a bit blurred and the book title in pink is there too so it's the suggestion of naked rather than anything explicit.
June 1, 2018

REVIEW: A Girl Like Her by Talia Hibbert

KaetrinA Reviews / Recommended Reads#ownvoices / autistic character / Contemporary / England / Small-Town16 Comments

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Dear Talia Hibbert, I can barely contain my squee I loved this book so much. I think I nearly wore out the highlight function on my ereader while reading and it was difficult to pick which quotes to put in this review. I wanted to use ALL of them. TL;DR ... more >

Cowboy in a black hat with a tree in the background. Where the lower portion of the cowboy's black shirt would be, the picture morphs into two cowboys on horseback in the twilight.
May 15, 2018

REVIEW: A Rancher’s Song by Vivian Arend

KaetrinB- ReviewsCanada / Contemporary / cowboy / Small-TownComments Off on REVIEW: A Rancher’s Song by Vivian Arend

Dear Vivian Arend, At the end of A Rancher’s Heart which was released late last year, readers got a tease of what may lay ahead for Walker Stone. He threw his guitar case in the back of his truck and headed off to try his luck in the music business. ... more >

December 29, 2017

REVIEW: No Place Like You by Emma Douglas

KaetrinB 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 >

September 13, 2017

REVIEW: A Taste of Honey by Rose Lerner

JanineB Reviewsbaker / erotic / historical romance / Lively St. Lemeston series / novella / Regency England / Small-Town / virgin hero9 Comments

Dear Ms. Lerner, Back in March of 2014, I read and reviewed Sweet Disorder, the first book in the Lively St. Lemeston series of historical romances. The novel featured an unusual conflict. Phoebe Sparks, its heroine, was offered a hefty bribe to marry Robert Moon, the owner of a bakery ... more >

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