Memory Lane was a book I highly anticipated, and I wasn’t disappointed. After experiencing a trauma, stood sculptor Remy has settled on a remote island off the coast on Maine. Her life is simple and ordered and safe. Until she spots a swimmer in trouble in the ocean and rescues him. The man is in … Continue reading Memory Lane, by Becky Wade
In This Moment is my second Gabrielle Meyer book. Just wow. Waiting for book three is going to be painful. This time, we see Libby’s daughter, Margaret, or Maggie, or Meg. Because she’s the daughter of two time crossers, Meg inherits an extra era from each of her parents. She lives in 1861, 1941 and … Continue reading In This Moment, by Gabrielle Meyer
When the Day Comes is one of the best books I’ve read in several years. And I read a lot of books. The premise is a young woman (Libby) who exists in two different eras. She goes to sleep on one life and wakes in the other. In this first of the series, Libby lives … Continue reading When the Day Comes, by Gabrielle Meyer
The Broken Hearts Bakery is the latest in a line of great fiction from Carla Laureano. As you can probably tell, I throughly enjoyed the story. Laureano is one of those authors who I trust to always deliver a strong, entertaining read. The set up involves Gemma who left Haven Ridge when an affair ripped … Continue reading The Broken Hearts Bakery, by Carla Laureano
The Words We Lost is a brilliant story. One of the top five books I’ve read this year, and probably last year too. Seriously now. If you love contemporary romance, don’t even read the rest of the review. Order the book. The premise is a traumatized editor (Ingrid) who can’t really read after the death … Continue reading The Words We Lost, by Nicole Deese