Scent of Hope is the second thrilling insstallment in the Call of the Wild series, but also stands alone. And it’s a doozy. Harley has turned her back on her hone town after a drug dealer detroyed her family. But now she’s back, hired to help track own the dealer and bring him to justice. … Continue reading Scent of Hope, by Susan May Warren
Brighter than Before is the latest standalone by Courtney Walsh and may be my favorite of all her stories so far. The book opens with a nightmare of humiliation, followed by the memory of terrible betrayal. But as Claire processes all that’s happened to upend her life, a list emerges. On the list, are her … Continue reading Brighter than Before, by Courtney Walsh
A Brewed Awakening is such a delight, light hearted and with significant depth. Daphne Austen lives in her dreamy mountain world running her late Grandma’s tea shop. Her days are filled with baking and brewing, until snarky Brit Finn Dashwood buys the property next door to open a pub and coffee shop. Finn despises tea, … Continue reading A Brewed Awakening, by Pepper Basham
It’s no secret I love series, and Harbor Pointe is the twelfth book in the phenomenal Hope Harbor. To hold readers interest beyond three or maybe four books is pushing it. Here we are at twelve and I’m antsy or number thirteen. This time around we have single dad Aaron raising his grieving daughter with … Continue reading Harbor Pointe, by Irene Hannon
More than Friends is the latest excellent standalone story from the brilliant Denise Hunter. I’m not typically a big fan of this trope – the besties to more always seems awkward to me. But I trust Denise Hunter and wasn’t disappointed. Jenna returns to Chincoteague Island after her controlling boyfriend makes her an outcast when … Continue reading More than Friends, by Denise Hunter