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15 Summers Later Welcome to a book within a book. Yes, there are two storylines that are presented in tandem. One is Ghost LakeRead more...
The Rival If you are looking for a way to belittle someone then putting disparaging titles on them is an excellent choice. Levi Granger couldn’t get Read more...
The Summer Escape You know there are authors who should be enjoyed in private. Not those with extraordinary, detailed bed activities. Those that make you laugh aloud, Read more...
For the Love of Summer Interesting turn of events. Being an ex-wife with a high school daughter Erica was the financial support for her family. Her multiple spas and salons were doing well, and Read more...
Ladies' Lunch: and Other Stories Lore Segal has the gift of gab and so do her characters. I often found myself participating in their dialog. Almost as if I were there, reminding them they forgot a detail. Doesn’t that seem so awesomely real? Well, that is how LADIES LUNCH is. Jam-packed Read more...
Mind Games In short, there is no one like Nora Roberts. Her books are filled with characters that take on a life of their own. And in MIND Read more...
The Wild Lavender Bookshop Jodi Thomas is charm exemplified. Her writings ooze that charm. If you are a fan then you already know that. If you are Read more...
The Summer We Started Over Eddie Grant just may be the biggest enabler ever. Her relationship with her employer, an author, is at a junction where her own life and desires will be in jeopardy. Maybe meant to be comical but is rather frightening. Eddie’s family, her father and sister, need her Read more...
Still See You Everywhere Hang onto your seats. The action never stops. Each scene morphs into another possible variable of this case. Each character has a very defined role. Formidable dialog. Starring Frankie Elkin, the people finder who gives Nowhere as her home address. Lisa Gardner created Frankie and we’d been Read more...
An Unfinished Murder Well they’re back. Yes the threesome Sara, Kate, and Jack. And of course there is the requisite murder to solve. Old murder, new case and Sara Medlar and her group are on it. Gruesome discovery unveiled by accident, one would say, but not true in this case Read more...
Sisters in Paradise Cusses like a taxi driver. Romantic soul. Loves animals. Talks country music. When mixed together, all segments form another lovely tale by Carolyn Brown. In SISTERS IN PARADISE, Carolyn Brown creates another cast of fabulous characters. Rich with personality and goodness to their very souls. Sounds a lot like Read more...
Tourist Season Even after a three-year relationship, there are times when doubts start popping up. And in TOURIST SEASON Brenda Novak starts right off exposing some of the doubts that Ismay Chalmers has regarding her engagement to longtime boyfriend Remy. Some things just don’t add up and there Read more...
The Summer We Started Over Eddie Grant just may be the biggest enabler ever. Her relationship with her employer, an author, is at a junction where her own life and desires will be in jeopardy. Maybe it was meant to be comical, but actually, it is rather frightening. Eddie’s family, her father Read more...
Wilde for You Looking for a heartwarming, smile-evoking tale, look no further than WILDE FOR YOU the newest in the Dive Bar series from definitely one of my favorite authors Read more...
Me Without You Here’s the thing about Kelly Rimmer, she hits hard right from the get-go and kind of challenges you to hang on for the adventure of your life. A rather complex version of a simplistic scenario. ME WITHOUT YOU centers around Callum and Lilah.
The Messy Life of Jane Tanner Jane's life is going to become even messier than she could imagine. She is already running her own vintage items shop in Coyote Canyon, taking care of her grandfather who is now slowly but surely challenged by dementia and her closest friends are moving along with their own Read more...
Counting on a Cowboy It’s hard to get over certain personal life events, especially about trust. COUNTING ON A COWBOY is a story about learning how to trust again, and be open to the possibility of love. When you’ve fought a valiant battle to start over perhaps it just Read more...
Simply the Best I am a lifelong SEPPIE. There are tons of us to be sure. You honestly just have to utter that she has a new book coming and we are there with our literary tongues hanging out. And SIMPLY THE BEST takes place in one Read more...
The Summer Book Club Okay, I admit it, I am totally smitten with this author. And once starting THE SUMMER BOOK CLUB realize that Susan Mallery and I share a great love of older books. The two main characters Lauren and Paris are part of a town book club. But for the summer Read more...
The Women Ah, the wonderful, innocent world of the early 1960s. I remember it so well. But then it strikes home: how wonderful it was actually? When we talk about the 1960s, we reminisce about the Beatles, JFK, and rock and roll. But this was a very turbulent time. We all Read more... |
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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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