Jill Shalvis is on the blog today with the first in her new Wildstone Series, a series that is sure to please readers who loved her Heartbreaker Bay series – like me. Please read on for my review of Read more of this post
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New to me author Suzanne Kelman is on the blog today with the second in her Southlea Bay series, set on the west coast with a cast of characters that are as memorable as they are eccentric. Please read on for my review of Read more of this post
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Liz Eeles is on the blog today with her debut offering and first in the Salt Bay Series, a lovely woman’s fiction title with a dash of humor, plenty of family and laden with the sights and people of Cornwall. Please read on for my review of Read more of this post
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Let’s head to southern Indiana with Maddie Day and her Country Store Mysteries. I’ve had this book in the tbr pile for quite a while – apologies. I really enjoyed the first in the series, and now I’m ready to return to the little town with complex relationships in Read more of this post
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Allow me to introduce Faye Keenan and her debut novel in her Little Somerby contemporary woman’s fiction series, set in a small British village. Please read on for my review of this title, and see if it doesn’t tweak your obsession for all things UK. Read more of this post
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Now Available! The second title in Hope Ramsay’s Chapel of Love series, and today I have an Excerpt and a Giveaway from @ForeverRomance where you could win one of ten (10) Mass Market Paperback copies of the title. Read more of this post
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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Donna Alward returns to the blog today with the second in her Darling, Vermont series, a small town that reunites the newly returned home with the never left, and leaves everyone smiling. Please read on for my review and an excerpt from Read more of this post
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There is nothing like an escapist chick lit read when in the midst of the ‘I’m so over winter’ blues, and Jennifer Bohnet had just the tonic for the mood. Travel to the Cap d’Antibes with this delightful and surprisingly layered story, Read more of this post
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If you are, like me, a fan of BBC/Masterpiece dramas that deal with the WWII era, specifically Home Fires, this is a no-brainer to add to your TBR. Debut author Jennifer Ryan brings us a story of the small English village of Chilbury, at the onset of the war. Please read on for my review of
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