Lottie Philips is on the blog today to take us into the British countryside to follow the heroine and her young children into the countryside. Please read on for my review of Read more of this post
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Jaimie Admans is on the blog today with her latest romantic comedy featuring a chateau in France, an unexpected legacy and plenty of atmosphere in
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Continuing with my British book obsession, allow me to present the first in the Beachside Bay series by Karen Clarke. This lovely little read in an afternoon for a bit of an escape story is loaded with sweets (the candy kind), humor, laughter and a touch of redemption. Please read on for my review of Read more of this post
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I don’t know how, with my obsession with Brit Chick-Lit / Rom-Com writers, that I missed Tilly Tennant, but I’m making up for that in spades with the first in her new From Italy with Love series. Please read on for my review of Read more of this post
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A new to me author, Celia Hayes is on the blog today with her rom-com / chick-lit tiitle, with big changes and bigger options for the main character. Please read on for my review of Read more of this post
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Another in the (embarrassingly large) pile of late reviews today with a Romantic Comedy from Kent author Jo Bartlett. Please read on for my review of Read more of this post
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Not quite sure what I was getting into, the premise was cute, and I was compelled to follow my current obsession with British Chick Lit and Rom Com authors, and this book from Rosa Temple fit the bill. Please read on for my review of Read more of this post
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The first in Jessica Redland’s Whitsborough Bay series starts with a fortune teller and a florist, and he twists and fun just amp up from there. Read more of this post
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What is your idealized ‘first unplanned step’ when breaking out of a rut? What if you are a 40 something librarian, more than slightly Christmas obsessed, and just been dumped by your long-term-this-is-the-man-to-marry boyfriend? Another in the long list of titles I’ve had forever to read, please welcome Sue Watson as she offers up a possible option in
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I’m a slacker — I’ve had this tile in queue since July…. Apologies to Tawna Fenske for my slacker-ness. Please read on for my review of this very surprising (to me) story
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