Review: Keeper by Harloe Rae
Synopsis: USA Today & Amazon Top Ten best-selling author Harloe Rae delivers a new standalone romance where opposites attract and the lines of friendship are blurred beyond recognition. “Will you…
Review: Feisty by Julia Kent
Synopsis: I'm not too proud to admit that finding Mr. Right involves swiping right. Right? Welcome to dating in avocado toastland. Here I am, on my first blind date, ever,…
Review: Married to My Enemy by Vivian Wood
Synopsis: This steamy enemies to lovers story is full of white-hot romance: drunken Vegas weddings, heated words that turn into seductive whispers, and a love that blooms in the most…
Review: Fateless by Meli Raine
Synopsis: The future isn’t real. The past isn’t real, either. Only the present is, solid and full, flying at our faces, our bodies, our hearts and souls at breakneck speed…
Review: Traceless by Meli Raine
Synopsis: It's not against any formal rule for us to sleep together. It is, however, strictly forbidden to have feelings for each other. I can't do one without the other…
Review: Stateless by Meli Raine
Synopsis: When you’re born without a trace, no one knows you’re a weapon. I lie for her. I hunt for her. I kill for her. And above all, I betray…
Review: Regretting Gabriel by Anna Brooks
Synopsis: What a wonderful way to start 2020 with this truly heart wrenching love story! I loved every page, every word, every caress, every tear! ~World Of Books 65 He was…
Review: Justifying Jamie by Anna Brooks
Synopsis: "This isn't a particularly sweet swoony love story, it's raw, it hurts and it totally captivates you."~ Eileen R (Bangor Belles) The first time I heard his cheesy pick-up…
Review: Royal Playboy by Nana Malone
Synopsis: Vengeance is best served piping hot. Prodigal Son. Black Sheep. Playboy Prince. I've been called lots of things. Merciful is not one of them. It doesn’t matter what you…
Review: London Soul by Nana Malone
Synopsis: Before her, I was: Rich. Entitled. A possessive pain in the ass. Who am I kidding? I still am. Love wasn’t for me. I’d come to terms with that…