REVIEW: A Duke Never Tells by Suzanne Enoch
Veena’s review of A Duke Never Tells by Suzanne Enoch
Historical Romance published by Bramble 01 Apr 25
What a delightful comedy of errors!
REVIEW: On Isabella Street by Genevieve Graham
Sandy M’s review of On Isabella Street by Genevieve Graham
Romantic Historical Fiction published by Simon & Schuster 22 Apr 25
As usual, Genevieve Graham gives readers a captivating retelling of Canadian history, along with unforeseen romance, all interspersed with danger. Late 1960s this time, events during the Vietnam War, a war Canada did not participate in, though some of their men decided it was their duty to join anyway. We also get a glance of the country’s taking in American war resisters of the time. All around, a wonderful look inside hearth and home during a terrible time in history.
REVIEW: Water Moon by Samantha Sotto Yambao
Kaitlyn‘s review of Water Moon by Samantha Sotto Yambao
Contemporary Fantasy published by Del Rey 14 Jan 25
Water Moon reminds me of The Starless Sea, in that I had no idea what was going on. However, the vibes were vibing, so I had a great time.
REVIEW: Beach Vibes by Susan Mallery
Veena’s review of Beach Vibes by Susan Mallery
Contemporary Romance published by Canary Press 18 Mar 25
An absolutely fantastic summer beach read, even it if came out in Spring. Families can anchor a person, while at the same time uproot everything you’ve ever believed and then spit you out.
REVIEW: Blood Skye by Donna Grant
Veena’s review of Blood Skye (Skye Druids, Book 6) by Donna Grant
Paranormal Romance published by DL Grant LLC 06 Mar 25
This series continue to get more intense; the suspense and story line takes such unexpected twists and turns that it will keep you on the edge of your seat.
REVIEW: On Loverose Lane by Samantha Young
Sandy M’s review of On Loverose Lane (Return to Dublin Street, Book 1) by Samantha Young
Contemporary Romance published by Amazon Digital Services 20 Feb 25
It’s no secret Samantha Young is an absolute favorite of mine. I’ve loved every book I’ve read. I wish I had more under my belt, especially the On Dublin Street series. I’ve not kept up with that, having read only the first book. But that defintely made this story that much more enjoyable as we get to know Braden and Joss’ daughter in this new series.
REVIEW: Wild Side by Elsie Silver
Kaitlyn‘s review of Wild Side (Rose Hill, Book 3) by Elsie Silver
Contemporary Romance published by Elsie Silver 4 Mar 25
I was a little worried because I wasn’t loving the first half of Wild Side. I had quite a few issues with the entire first 50%, BUT I’m glad I kept going, because the second half is so much better. The plot definitely improves and I was able to really enjoy the rest of the book.
REVIEW: Archangel’s Ascension by Nalini Singh
Veena’s review of Archangel’s Ascension (Guild Hunter, Book 17) by Nalini Singh
Urban Fantasy published by Berkley 06 May 25
Ilium and Aodhan! Blue and Adi, Bluebell and Sparkle, their friendship is legendary, even if they’ve had a few small hiccups along the way. It only took for them to acknowledge their love for the scales to fall off my eyes and acknowledge that the author has always had that thread simmering through the series. It is a bit disappointing that they acknowledged their love and then it seemed like other characters and other stories got center stage. Finally, we get their love story, and what a love story it is.
REVIEW: Letters of Enchantment Duet by Rebecca Ross
Kaitlyn‘s review of Letters of Enchantment Duet by Rebecca Ross
Young Adult Paranormal Romance published by Rebecca Ross 26 Dec 23
I did an audio reread of Divine Rivals and Ruthless Vows last week because I was blessed with a Wild Reverence ARC and wanted a little refresher. Even though Wild Reverence is a standalone, set a long time ago in the world of Divine Rivals, I’m so glad I did a reread. We get to see a lot of the myths from Divine Rivals come to life, and it was great having it all fresh in my mind.
REVIEW: Better Than Friends by Jill Shalvis
Sandy M’s review of Better Than Friends (Sunrise Cove, Book 7) by Jill Shalvis
Contemporary Romance published by Avon 21 Jan 25
Jill Shalvis very effortlessly gives me characters I can’t help but love, a storyline that pulls me in every time, and characters who make me laugh and fall in love with every word and deed. In fact, I had to laugh right off the bat in this book when the hero and heroine come face to face once again – through her car windshield.
