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Maple Leaf Harvest Catherine Anderson jumps into action right from the first page reminding us that she is the master of romantic mysteries. Of course, we expect endearing characters in MAPLE LEAF HARVEST after all it is expected in a Catherine Anderson novel Read more...
Blind Tiger Leave it to the creative, wild, and genius mind of Sandra Brown to come up with a story that has illegally produced moonshine as the centerpiece. All of the action in BLIND TIGER deals with the trade that became very Read more...
Holiday Ever After HOLIDAY EVER AFTER is three seasonal stories wrapped up in a delightful book about following your heart. Jill Shalvis took some short stories, a couple of novellas and put together an immensely satisfying trilogy about love, loss and second chances. All three center on unforgettable characters that make you Read more...
Meant to Be My Cowboy What starts out as a simple escape from an uncomfortable situation somewhat quickly escalates into a dangerous one. One could possibly think of the victim of this story as rather naive but that would be truly unfair. In the world of the internet and such, people become unwilling victims Read more...
The Ranger So now we get the story of Brice McAllister the third brother to have his own tale in the McAllister Brother series by Julia Justiss. I have had the pleasure of reviewing now all the stories in this wonderful series. Julia Justiss Read more...
When I Found You I am candidly overjoyed each time I discover a new book by Brenda Novak. I have been known to go back and read an old favorite especially in one of her series. Brenda Novak has a way with character development no matter the genre. So when I found WHEN Read more...
Second Chance at Sunflower Ranch Sweet and sentimental could just about describe Carolyn Brown and her stories. Fans of Carolyn Brown look forward to a happy ending even if the road is rather circuitous. My library is filled with favorites from this straight shooter about life, struggles and love. Lots of love. Lots of Read more...
When Stars Collide Hi all you Seppies, she’s back with a new Chicago Stars book. Susan Elizabeth Phillips has penned a new fabulous story with cameos from her Chicago Stars series. I am a huge fan Read more...
Love for Beginners Instant love. Well, that’s what you experience reading LOVE FOR BEGINNERS the newest story by Jill Shalvis. Ironically instant love is not what her characters enjoy in this lighthearted tale of folks diligently working to get back on their feet, literally and figuratively. Starting over from a Read more...
Legacy Bit of a literary irony in LEGACY by Nora Roberts. We are drawn into, what appears to be on the surface, a lovely family drama of sorts. Kind of parent-child competition. Adrian’s childhood had been an unscripted array of events evolving around her very successful mother Read more...
Lost and Found Family What does it mean to be really rich. Filthy rich, successful and gorgeous to boot. Well to some it’s the dream come true. To others, it is a means to an end. To Sarah, it is a way to support herself and her sons. For Sarah, her Read more...
The Cowboy Memories are difficult to give up. They invade your consciousness when you least expect it. Finding something to take their place is the answer. Heading toward a new future instead of living in the past is not easy but basically necessary for a happy life. But Read more...
The Summer Sisters THE SUMMER SISTERS is the second book about the Buchanan sisters (Juniper Springs). The three sisters Dahlia, Rose, and Magnolia found out in HOME FOR THE HOLIDAYS that their lives were definitely in Read more...
The Stepsisters Okay, so two of the stepsisters make Cinderella look like a true fairytale. Evil stepsisters. Daisy’s sisters make them pale by comparison. I can’t even imagine where Susan Mallery’s mind was when she created these three steps. Two sisters, Cassidy and Sage, have Read more...
The Rancher Julia Justiss is such a romantic, which pretty much describes me as well. Additionally, Julia Justiss clearly has a love of cowboys – ditto for me, too. So, getting the opportunity to read and review THE RANCHER which is the Read more...
New Girl in Little Cove There are times when a story just touches you. Funny, endearing, and essentially rather simple. Life in Little Cove is simple. What it lacks in numbers it excels in characters. In the NEW GIRL IN LITTLE COVE, the author Damhnait Monaghan immerses the reader in the traditions, language, and Read more...
Picnic in Someday Valley What a ragtag group of characters Jodi Thomas has created in PICNIC IN SOMEDAY VALLEY. First impression is that living in this time and place is certainly no picnic for its folk. They work hard and seem to have difficulty making time for play. But one thing is for Read more...
The Rancher's Wager Back to Gold Valley and revisits some folks we’ve met before in the Gold Valley Vineyard series by Maisey Yates. THE RANCHER’S WAGER seems to be the ending to what has been an Read more...
The Four Winds Reading THE FOUR WINDS by Kristin Hannah brought back memories of Clan Of The Cave Bear a favorite from several years ago. Rich details spanning hundreds of pages set the stage and scenery for wondrous pages to follow and required Read more...
The Bookstore on the Beach I’ve been a fan of Brenda Novak since I read Lightning Strikes way back in 2012. I had requested it as a reviewer and started reading it with the preconceived notion that it was just another romance novel. Needless to say, the story Read more... |
Sandra Wurman An avid reader for all my life and
reading is one of my passions. I’ve
been an independent reviewer for
several years now and have covered just
about every genre from a vast number of
publishers and authors. Another perk of
reviewing is getting a first glimpse of
new and upcoming works from talented
authors. As a reviewer I have had the
fortune to meet new authors and become
reacquainted with some tried and true
ones. One of the most rewarding aspects
of reviewing is having your work
acknowledged by authors and/or
publishers. The inclusion of one of my
reviews on a book jacket or on an
author’s website is a supreme
compliment and always appreciated.
With the advent and broad adoption of
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works to be reviewed has increased
exponentially making the job of the
reviewer ever more challenging as the
selection of works becomes vast beyond
belief.
My goal is simple – to deliver a fair
and honest review. I take this very
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Re: Heartache Falls (11:34am April 28, 2011):
Okay I'm hooked - definitely have three more books to add to my must read list. Dogs love us unconditionally - you can't really say that about anyone or anything else. My Maxwell will always have a special place in our hearts along with our Coco and Shani. Now we have a rescue grand doggie Annie who loves her little girl sooo much. |
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