Toni Shiloh has long been an auto-buy author for me and The Love Script further cemented that opinion. This story sees Nevaeh, a Hollywood hairdresser saved from tripping by megastar actor Lamont Booker. Unfortunately the moment is snapped by a member of the paparazzi and misinterpreted. In order to save Lamont’s reputation and career, the … Continue reading The Love Script, by Toni Shiloh
I’ve been excited to read this story since I had to to finish reading Authentically Izzy (fabulous). Izzy was great and Penelope, even in her secondary role in that story, leapt from the pages. Here as the heroine in her own story, she doesn’t disappoint. This time around, Izzy’s cousin Penelope travels to the Skymarian … Continue reading Positively Penelope by Pepper Basham
A fantastic series deserves a fitting conclusion and Countdown, by Lynette Eason certainly delivers that. This fourth offering in the Extreme Measures series features flight medic Raina Price. She’s successfully hidden from a deadly past for over a decade, but a chance news report throws her back into harm’s way. Vincent Corelli is a US … Continue reading Countdown, by Lynette Eason
The Happy Life of Isadora Bentley first grabbed me with the title. Then the back cover copy. Courtney Walsh is a go to writer for me and this looked to be a doozy. It was. The basic premise is a solitary academic researcher takes on thirty one challenges to disprove that the activities will make … Continue reading The Happy Life of Isadora Bentley, by Courtney Walsh
With Every Memory is the first book I’ve read by Janine Rosche, and wow! This story packs a mighty emotional punch. I’m very careful about adding new authors to my reading list, because I never want to write a bad review. There was something about first, the beautiful cover, and then the back cover blurb, … Continue reading With Every Memory, by Janine Rosche