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Twelve Days of Christmas
by Debbie Macomber
"A classic tale of the holiday season with a modern twist"
Posted January 4, 2021

Sounded like a very inventive idea for a blog and Julia is in need of something that will catch the attention of as many followers as possible. Julia is at the top of a list for a new job at a major software company. The list narrowed down to Read more...

Paradise Peak
by Janet Dailey
"On a journey for redemption"
Posted January 4, 2021

Consider this goal. Redeeming yourself by finding and talking to the person your previous actions had devastated. Perhaps finding some way to truly apologize for ruining that person’s life by killing her daughter. Driving under the influence is an unconscionable act of irresponsibility if nothing more. But Read more...

Their Christmas Baby Contract
by Shannon Stacey
"Fabulous addition to seasonal romance"
Posted January 3, 2021

So what do you get when you put together two people longing for something that keeps slipping through their fingers. You get one of the best Christmas tales of romance THEIR CHRISTMAS BABY CONTRACT by Shannon Stacey. I get to read lots of wonderfully joyous stories but Shannon Stacey Read more...

Crochet
by Dk Publishing
"Great gift idea for beginner crochet"
Posted January 3, 2021

CROCHET by DK is the new second edition of the original book. Cover to cover CROCHET literally does cover so many basics of the art of crochet. The book is clearly organized for beginners. CROCHET walks you through the steps needed to create some lovely articles from basic and Read more...

The Forever Girl
by Jill Shalvis
"Tugs at your heart and makes you laugh out loud"
Posted January 3, 2021

We are tugged, and not gently by any stretch of the imagination, into a war between a group of unorthodox siblings in what was a unique family unit. Two birth children plus three fosters make up this amazing group that learned what love and family was all about. The Read more...

Colton Family Bodyguard
by Jennifer Morey
"The Coltons of Mustang Valley series just opened new doors."
Posted January 3, 2021

How do you know when it’s safe to give your heart to someone. Interesting dilemma. Usually you meet, develop a friendship which becomes a relationship and then if the stars align – love. There is no script and no guarantees. Unfortunately for Callum Colton that is what Read more...

Rich, Rugged Rancher
by Joss Wood
"Big rugged cowboy has finally met his match."
Posted January 3, 2021

I was invited to read and review RICH RUGGED RANCHER written by Joss Wood and readily agreed to do my attention whetted by the description. After all who doesn’t like tough, larger than life cowboys – I know I do. But the best part was meeting Joss Read more...

One Wish
by Jodi Thomas
"Novella that is very satisfying for holiday reading."
Posted January 3, 2021

 Invisibility. Probably one of the loneliest conditions any person has to deal with in their lives. Certainly so in their youth where appearances are so important. ONE WISH is about two such invisible people. One because his family is practically shunned by the community. The other because she Read more...

Christmas at Holiday House
by RaeAnne Thayne
"Christmas is a wonderful time to open your heart for love."
Posted December 10, 2020

I love anything written by RaeAnne Thayne and have searched out her books for years now. Christmas is a joyous time of family, friends, and faith, and of course, presents. For the Lancaster family, this holiday meant being together. Ethan and his sister Lucy spent lots of time with Read more...

Boone
by Emily March
"Fabulous entry to a new series"
Posted December 10, 2020

BOONE is about waking up from a three-year-long nightmare and finding that there were no goals or expectations in your future. For Hannah, she thought it meant the end of her life. She had rambled around, traveling from Read more...

Breakfast at the Honey Creek Cafe
by Jodi Thomas
"Welcome to the Honey Creek series"
Posted December 10, 2020

For transparency, I have to admit that I have been reading this series out of order. I fell in love with the Honey Creek series and absolutely loved the characters. When I spotted BREAKFAST AT THE HONEY CREEK CAFERead more...

Mixed Doubles
by Jill Mansell
"British comedy at its awesome best"
Posted December 10, 2020

Well this has been my second encounter of the best kind with Jill Mansell. I had to tweak my brain to understand the British terminology and get the humor, but once I did, I absolutely fell in love with each and every character in Read more...

It's a Christmas Thing
by Janet Dailey
"Cowboys, kids, cats and dogs - what more could you want"
Posted December 7, 2020

IT’S A CHRISTMAS THING is guaranteed to win your heart immediately. In IT’S A CHRISTMAS THING we are introduced to some new characters and have a chance to visit with some friends from previous stories.

There is definitely a star in this seasonal Read more...

Home for the Holidays
by Sara Richardson
"It's time for Christmas cheer and a reality check for these sisters."
Posted November 19, 2020

Families are wonderful. Families are difficult. Families are usually worth it. Well, sometimes life puts up roadblocks to actually see family as a guiding light. Such is the case in HOME FOR THE HOLIDAYS by Sara Richardson. Siblings sometimes just Read more...

This Cowboy of Mine
by R.C. Ryan
"Learning to be a team is going to be a challenge. . ."
Posted November 19, 2020

THIS COWBOY OF MINE by R.C. Ryan is book two in the Wranglers of Wyoming series. Be assured that each book in this series stands alone on its own merit but revisiting favorite characters is a plus Read more...

Once Upon a Mail Order Bride
by Linda Broday
"An awesome culmination to a great western romance series!"
Posted November 12, 2020

What can I say? I am a sucker for stories that feature mail order brides. I find the entire concept rather fascinating and am amazed that this procedure actually existed as close as a century ago. Women have always exhibited their own sense of strength in dealing with some Read more...

Blue Sky Cowboy Christmas
by Joanne Kennedy
"Two people come together against the demons of their pasts. . ."
Posted October 29, 2020

There are all types of damaged creatures: animals and humans alike who are all trying to do their best to appear normal and functioning while dealing with the aftermath of accidents, abuse, addiction, or war. The damage can manifest itself in many ways, and in Read more...

Wyoming True
by Diana Palmer
"Fun read done in Diana Palmer's signature fashion"
Posted October 29, 2020

I have a confession to make. I am a glutton for happy endings, cowboys, ranchers, and love stories and Diana Palmer never disappoints. WYOMING TRUE is the latest book I read and reviewed by this prolific author.

Jake Read more...

The Christmas Backup Plan
by Lori Wilde
"Love is at the heart of any relationship"
Posted October 22, 2020

A charming visit to two of our favorite Lori Wilde destinations: Cupid and Twilight, Texas, of course. And since THE BACKUP CHRISTMAS PLAN is part of the Twilight, Texas series, our Read more...

The Cowboy Who Saved Christmas
by Jodi Thomas
"A joyous holiday book"
Posted October 22, 2020

What could be better than a Christmas story? Well, how about three done to perfection by some really wonderful authors? That's exactly what you get in THE COWBOY WHO SAVED CHRISTMAS, the new holiday collection from Jodi Thomas, Sharla 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.