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Colorado Country
by Diana Palmer
"Fun to revisit two republished novellas"
Posted January 12, 2023

COLORADO COUNTRY contains two Diana Palmer novellas previously published as standalones and in Christmas collections namely Christmas With My Cowboy and Christmas Kisses With My Cowboy. As a huge fan of this author, I had already Read more...

Wishing on a Christmas Cowboy
by Sara Richardson
"A journey to discover what she has been missing."
Posted January 8, 2023

Lies and secrets are at the bottom of the latest book by Sara Richardson. In WISHING ON A CHRISTMAS COWBOY we learn about a young woman’s life pretty much along with her. So many things in Kyra’s life were built on a very shaky ground Read more...

Dinner on Primrose Hill
by Jodi Thomas
"Get ready to smile, laugh out loud, and sigh with wonder as the storyline unfolds..."
Posted January 4, 2023

After finishing reading another novel Jodi Thomas, I was reminded of how much I love her writing. I was pleased to find DINNER ON PRIMROSE HILL waiting to be read on my Kindle--lucky me. As always, I was Read more...

Three Cowboys and a Baby
by Kate Pearce
"Everything changes when a baby turns up at the ranch..."
Posted January 3, 2023

I know what you are probably thinking. I certainly did when this title came up to review. Three men and a baby was a lovely movie about three guys managing, sometimes rather awkwardly, taking care of a baby. But that is where the comparison ends in Read more...

Christmas Ransom
by B.J. Daniels
"Getting out of a really tight spot"
Posted December 30, 2022

In CHRISTMAS RANSOM, B. J. Daniels treats us to a bank robbery crime story that is filled with psychotic and unsavory characters. The bank robber himself is a sloppy mess of a human being. But there are others that hang Read more...

The Last Straw
by Sharon Sala
"Series culminating with a bang."
Posted December 30, 2022

Sharon Sala just stretched her literary creativity to its max with her newest, and may I say, most riveting book, THE LAST STRAW. Sharon Sala’s writing mojo has reached its peak with this one. There’s quite Read more...

Falling for His Fake Girlfriend
by Shannon Stacey
"Be prepared to be dazzled."
Posted December 28, 2022

FALLING FOR HIS FAKE GIRLFRIEND by Shannon Stacey is a great story that grabs at your heart rather immediately and has you laughing out loud frequently. FALLING FOR HIS FAKE GIRLFRIEND is a winner. Those who know this prolific author won't be surprised. It's her stock in Read more...

All Roads Lead to You
by Jackie Ashenden
"Realism that touches your very soul."
Posted December 28, 2022

We are all products of our past. Things that happened, events that had the power to move the trajectory of our lives. Some distinct and clearly remembered. Others hid in the recesses of our minds. Problem is that memories have a strange habit of popping up at some inopportune Read more...

Hope Creek
by Janet Dailey
"Strong family dynamics star in this story."
Posted December 28, 2022

HOPE CREEK is a work by the family of Janet Dailey. Unfinished manuscripts and ideas were left when Janet Dailey passed. Her books are published with her name as the author, but in reality, it Read more...

A Match Made at Christmas
by Patricia Davids
"Lovely story enmeshed with traditions and community"
Posted December 28, 2022

A MATCH MADE AT CHRISTMAS is the first book in the Amish genre that I've ever read or reviewed. Considering that I've been doing this for over twenty years now that might sound strange. I get to choose what books Read more...

The Wedding Ranch
by Nancy Naigle
"Romance and optimism take center stage in this lovely story"
Posted December 5, 2022

Life is filled with many ups and downs. THE WEDDING RANCH was created by Nancy Naigle as the perfect illustration of just that. When we seem headed down the wrong path in life, we have Read more...

The Matchmaker and the Cowboy
by Robin Bielman
"Male lead is actually rather swoon-worthy in this lovely tale of finding true love."
Posted November 15, 2022

THE MATCHMAKER AND THE COWBOY is part of Robin Bielman’s Windsong series. Special note – they can easily be read out of order. You are going to meet some fabulous characters and enjoy sassy, fun dialog along this matchmaking adventure Read more...

The Sandcastle Hurricane
by Carolyn Brown
"The feel good story of the year."
Posted November 15, 2022

Doesn’t matter what book I’m reading or what project I’m planning. When I get a new Carolyn Brown book, everything else gets pushed to the side. The same happened when I received THE SANDCASTLE HURRICANE. Immediately you see the imprint Carolyn Brown has Read more...

Alaska for Christmas
by Jennifer Snow
"Amazing visit to vast lands of Alaska"
Posted November 15, 2022

Have you ever been to Alaska? I highly recommend it. The most amazing place to visit and see first-hand just how life is in a place that is mostly winter, cold, snow, ice, bears, moose, and so much more. The folk that call Alaska home are impressively resilient Read more...

The Cowboy Cookie Challenge
by Lori Wilde
"Lori Wilde cooks up a batch of love filled cookies"
Posted November 15, 2022

From stem to stern laugh out loud funny. Of course. THE COWBOY COOKIE CHALLENGE is vintage Lori Wilde. The dialog that candidly cracks you up, and no, I am not exaggerating. Hard to choose the best characters in any Lori Wilde creation but the exchange between Jazzy and her Read more...

The Next Best Day
by Sharon Sala
"Current, heartwarming romance."
Posted November 8, 2022

First, I must mention the built-in humor that just makes Sharon Sala one of my favorite authors when I am looking for a good strong story filled with warmth. I am always charmed by books penned by this amazing author. And THE NEXT BEST DAY is an example Read more...

Merry Christmas Cowboy
by Maisey Yates
"No cutting corners in developing a relationship."
Posted October 26, 2022

Just met two of my newest favorite characters. Violet and Wolf are the stars of MERRY CHRISTMAS COWBOY. Maisey Yates really flexed her writer’s muscles when she created these two very complicated characters Read more...

The Other Hollister Man
by Stella Bagwell
"Searching for family certainly opens some interesting doors"
Posted October 14, 2022

Relationships are very complicated and in THE OTHER HOLLISTER MAN by Stella Bagwell, it was never more apparent. Intriguing relationships seem to be prevalent in this author’s bag of tricks. Love is complicated. Family is as well. And in THE Read more...

Under a Killer Moon
by B.J. Daniels
"Small town filled with people with questionable motives."
Posted October 14, 2022

From the first page of UNDER A KILLER MOON B.J. Daniels lets you know there’s bound to be some rather scary stuff going on in the small town of Buckhorn Montana. Two Read more...

Holidays in Virgin River
by Robyn Carr
"Two wonderful stories of love and friendship."
Posted October 14, 2022

This book is such a treat for all Robyn Carr and Virgin River fans! New friends and some old brought together in a couple of stories that center around this fine town and its amazing assortment of eclectic characters.  All are fun-loving and filled with traditional family Read more...

Sandra Wurman

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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.