romance

I love a good romance and Bigger and Badder: A Billionaire Romance by Jackson Kane was on my reading list last weekend. I actually had the whole house to myself for a few hours and I decided it was the perfect time to read. Bigger and Badder by Jackson Kane The media calls me the […]

I decided to spend some time relaxing with a good romance book last night. I needed some down time and reading is a great way to relax and unwind. I’d read a book by Ashlynn Valana before that I enjoyed (The Doctor Is In Love?), so I wanted to check out her next book – The Pharmacist […]

This was a really long week, and I was looking forward to relaxing with a good romance book. There is just something about a love story that makes everything in the world look better. The Doctor Is In (Love?) by Ashlynn Valana was the perfect choice for a lazy Saturday morning on the couch.  The […]

This past weekend was the perfect weekend to slow down and relax with a good book. My choice for this weekend was Unbridled Trails by Bonnie Paulson. I don’t read a lot of contemporary romance novels, but I’ve enjoyed Bonnie’s books in the past and couldn’t resist checking her latest out as well. I received […]

I use to dream of finding the secret doorway to the faerie realm when I was a teenager. Of course, when I found it, I’d meet a handsome faerie guy and we’d fall in love and live happily ever after. Of course, that never happened, but it certainly was a lot more fun to dream […]

There are times that the description of a book just draws you in and you have to read it. Debt by Rachel Dunning was one of those books. I don’t read a lot of adult novels, but the promo I posted really drew me in and got me interested in the book. This is the […]

There is nothing more enjoyable on a cold night than to curl up on the couch with a cup of tea and a good book. The Red Door Inn by Liz Johnson was a great way to spend a relaxing hour or two discovering new places and people.  The Red Door Inn by Liz Johnson […]

I’ve always admired a woman who was able to get her way, not by forcing people to do what she wanted but by convincing them that they were really doing what they wanted to do. Women of the Victorian era had that ability. A smile, the touch of a hand, in many cases, these had […]

“With her usual witty writing and exquisite flair for characterization, Noble offers readers the second, splendid book in her Winner Takes All series. The effortless manner in which she wrote The Lie and the Lady as a separate love story while at the same time gracefully connecting it to The Game and the Governess (2014) […]