Sometimes You Stay is highly enjoyable. Liz Johnson is at the top of the contemporary romance world, able to create compelling characters and put them into situations that make readers like me fully invest in the outcome. In this story we meet digital content creator Cretia who makes her living skipping around the world making … Continue reading Sometimes You Stay, by Liz Johnson
Two Seconds Too Late is the second in the Jeopardy Falls series but would also work as a standalone. that said, I think it’s always more fun to know some backstory, but it’s by no means essential. Skip tracer Riley has been secretly in love with private investigator Greyson Chadwick for quite some time, but … Continue reading Two Seconds Too Late, by Dani Pettrey
Some Like it Scot was always going to be epic. Just from the title alone. And it was. An accident prone travel writer is inserted into an Edwardian experience on a Scottish estate, and you just know all sorts is set to go awry. But with Scottish heritage, Katie Campell is delighted with everything all … Continue reading Some Like it Scot, by Pepper Basham
The Summer of You and Me is a story that will stay with me for a long time. What’s the protocol for seeing your dead husband in the crowd at a carnival? That’s the question facing Maggie Reynolds, not long after she arrives in his hometown for the summer. She’s returned to mark five years … Continue reading The Summer of You and Me, by Denise Hunter
Sunrise Reef is a great testimony to Irene Hannon’s skill. Not many authors can keep readers coming back to the eleventh book in a series, but this one is every bit as great as the very first visit to Hope Harbor. This time we have barista Bren who has built a quiet but happy life … Continue reading Sunrise Reef, by Irene Hannon