Oh The Crushing Depths kept me up late into the night and early into the morning. With lots of action, plenty of unforeseen events and romantic chemistry from all sides, this isn’t a book to miss out on. This is the second book in the Coastal Guardians series, focusing on the Coast Guard Investigative Service. … Continue reading The Crushing Depths by Dani Pettrey
Having never read Katherine Reay, but having heard a lot of good things about her work, I was excited to get ahold of her newest release. Of Literature and Lattes is set in the small Illinois town of Winsome like The Printed Letter Bookshop. However, this book works well as a standalone. The book gripped … Continue reading Of Literature and Lattes by Katherine Reay
The Heart of a Hero is Susan May Warren’s second in the Global Search and Rescue series. Jake and Aria process what happened while climbing Denali until the heat is turned up. Disaster strikes leaving them trapped in the middle of a hurricane on Key West. I have to say, this book checks all the … Continue reading The Heart of a Hero by Susan May Warren
At Love’s Command is book one in the new Hanger’s Horsemen series from firm favorite, Karen Witemeyer. And yes. Oh my yes. Bring on book two. The start of the series introduces readers to ex-cavalry officer Matthew Hanger. After some horrifying experiences, Matthew and three of his men form a band of mercenary angels, defending … Continue reading At Love’s Command by Karen Witemeyer
Starfish Pier is book six in the Hope Harbor series. Despite being my first visit to this charming seaside town, I didn’t feel disadvantaged in not reading the first five. However, I will be going back, because I adored this book. The opening chapter intrigued me. What made Steven so guarded and why did Holly … Continue reading Starfish Pier by Irene Hannon