I love stories with parallels like this one. Plus, that cover! The Queen’s Spy by Clare Marchant released last month in the Historical Dual Timeline genre. 1584: Elizabeth I rules England. But a […]
This. Absolutely. The Lockdown Tales by Alan Whelan released in January in the Fiction – Contemporary genre. Seven women and three men leave the city to avoid a pandemic. They isolate together […]
Choices, choices… To Catch a Dream by Morgan Sheppard released a couple of weeks ago in the Contemporary Romance genre. A new job and good friends, twenty-six-year-old Caitlin has it all. Strong, […]
I remember seeing the Hadrian’s Wall on my way to Edinburgh, and thinking it was magnificent to so much in what I was seeing, but for what it meant and what it […]
It’s ridiculous how long ago I had a Character coming over, especially because it’s my favorite thing!!! Thank you Sadira for sending Eddie my way! Opposites Ignite (Bangers Tavern Romance 2) by […]
This feels like a different story, at least for the way it’s told. A Summer Wedding at Cross Creek (Cross Creek 1) by Cheryl Holt released last Monday in the Contemporary Women’s […]
If you’ve ever wondered how two authors managed their love story, look no further. Love, in Writing by Elsa Winckler releases today in the contemporary romance genre. A hardcore Science Fiction writer […]
To answer the synopsis question, yes, she will. But, I guess the journey to go there will be no smooth sailing. Pour Attitude (The Starkford Series) by P.J. DeVere released yesterday in […]
There’s something about a simple, straightforward, honest blurb, isn’t there? This one made me want to know what happens behind that easy tone. And, in a world of bad boys, I SO […]
Now, I know what the title sounds like. And let me say there’s nothing I dislike more. Only the thought of saying that to any man… it’s a big, solid no followed […]
