Rating: ★★★ | 02/01/2016 | Contemporary Romance | 256 Pages | Harlequin Dr. Meera Malhort is spending a medical rotation at a rural American clinic to see how the real people live. You know, without insurance and all. She ends up in the small town of Hell’s Bell where she finds board at Jake Taylor’s cattle ranch.Read the Post
Test Drive by Marie Harte (Body Shop Bad Boys #1)
Rating: ★★★★ | 06/07/2016 | Contemporary Romance | 384 Pages | Sourcebooks Casablanca This may be the honeycrisp sangria and Lush bomb baths talking but I adored this book. After being scared straight by a short jail stint “bad boy” Johnny Donnelly lives a simple life; working at the garage, helping our at his dad’s strip club andRead the Post
Before We Kiss by Susan Mallery (Fools Gold #14)
Rating: ★★★ | 05/27/2014 | Contemporary Romance | 8 hrs 57 minutes | HQN It’s the job offer of a lifetime for event planner Dellina Hopkins when she gets asked to plan a weekend party for a local sports PR firm. The only problem? Her contact for the event is Sam Ridge, Score’s VP of finance,Read the Post
Dark Mafia Prince by Annika Martin
Dangerous Royals Romance #1 | Suspense Romance | 06/26/2016 The moment is now. For years Aleksio Dragusha has secretly trained to be a “machine of pure revenge and violence” for the moment when he can reunite his lost brothers, avenge his parents murder and ascend to his rightful place leading the Black Lion Clan. He’s justRead the Post
Her Naughty Holiday by Tiffany Reisz
224 Pages | Harlequin Blaze | Contemporary | Men At Work #2 | 10/18/16 I’ve heard so much praise for seminary student turned erotic romance author Tiffany Reisz. Since I’m not really a fan of erotica this vaguely lumbersexual holiday romance series looked more my speed. My favorite thing is that these books are set around Halloween and Thanksgiving–holidays that don’tRead the Post
Fly With Me by Chanel Cleeton (Wild Aces #1)
I’d like to think that I’m not “one of those people” who are all judge-y about romance but sometimes a flippant comment dismissing certain types of romance sneaks up on me. When I first saw Cleeton’s fighter pilot series making its way through the blogosphere I assumed it was some Romancelandia version of fighterRead the Post
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