Whiteout represents a double dose of things I love best. In this instance, books by Dani Pettrey and Lynette Eason. These ladies are two of my absolute favorites, so I knew this was going to be great. I don’t want to play favorites so am going to talk about these stories as a collection, not … Continue reading Whiteout, by Lynette Eason and Dani Pettrey
I thoroughly enjoyed Hearts on the Fly. This was my first book of 2026 and I thoroughly enjoyed it. In a season where more authors re moving to clean instead of Inspirational, I love that Shiloh does not budge from her cross-focused voice. Bravo. This story features Jabari, a pro hockey player struggling with failing … Continue reading Hearts on the Fly, by Toni Shiloh
Track of Courage represents one of my favorite things – a new series from an auto-read author. Susan May Warren has long been one such writer for me. Thankfully this story didn’t disappoint. Susna May Warren seems in her element when writing about Alaska. This time round pop star Keely Williams is visiting the frozen … Continue reading Track of Courage, by Susan May Warren
The Lighthouse at the Cove would make a perfect beach read. A story this sweet could also add some sunshine to a dreary winter day. In this story we meet travel writer Kaya who gets stranded in Coral Cove when her car breaks down and repairs turn out to be complicated. Thankfully, single dad Reid … Continue reading The Lighthouse at the Cove, by Amy Clipston
Hearts in Circulation is a big win for fans of forced proximity romance, or opposites attract. We have a withdrawn and grumpy here, while our heroine, is little Miss Sunshine. The story itself is really cute. The quick overview features a rundown bookmobile – nicknamed Cletus – driven by Hayley the librarian into a rockslide, … Continue reading Hearts in Circulation, by Sarah Monzon