I randomly picked Steadfast off my bookshelf and was instantly pulled into the True North series. This series takes place in Vermont and centers around Shipley Farms–an organic apple orchard. Each book features hardworking characters as they build relationships, make sacrifices, and pursue their dreams. One of the things I love about this series isRead the Post
The Duke of Danger by Darcy Burke
I’ve fallen off the historical romance bandwagon. When I started reading romance, I mostly read historical romance but last year I only read one. To get back into the genre I decided to start with an indie historical romance. I‘ve always been curious how the subgenre is handled outside the restrictions of traditional publishing. ThisRead the Post
Into The Blue by Chanel Cleeton (Wild Aces #2)
Eric “Thor” Jansen broke Becca Madison’s heart when he chose the Air Force over their future together. When Thor comes back to town a decade later, mentally shaken from witnessing the death of a fellow pilot, he knows he needs more in his life than the military. Maybe even Becca…if she’ll have him. Into theRead the Post
The Road To Rose Bend by Naima Simone
I don’t know why I get it into my head that books with warmly lit landscapes are moderate heat-level because this small-town romance was scalding. The last thing Sydney wants to do is head back to her small hometown of Rose Bend…especially since she’s pregnant with her ex-husband’s baby. Sydney has a complicated past withRead the Post
Love at First: An Uplifting and Unforgettable Story of Love and Second Chances by Kate Clayborn
I feel like the best way to describe this book is it is ‘exactly what it says on the tin’. I’m not sure why this book is listed under the title Love at First: An Uplifting and Unforgettable Story of Love and Second Chances. I suspect it’s because of how common the book title? ButRead the Post
Next Year In Havana by Chanel Cleeton
I really should have reviewed Next Year In Havana and Heart and Seoul together. They are both about American women visiting their cultural homelands for the first time and grappling with where they belong while also falling into passionate but complicated relationships. Cuban-American journalist Marisol Ferrera’s family fledCuba in the 1950’s and have dreamed ofRead the Post
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