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Cilka's Journey
by Heather Morris
"What steps would you take to survive the unthinkable?"
Posted October 5, 2019

CILKA’S JOURNEY by Heather Morris is her follow up masterpiece after The Tattooist of Auschwitz. Those that have read her first know what to expect from this talented author Read more...

Meant to Be Yours
by Susan Mallery
"Once again love is in the air in Happily Inc."
Posted October 5, 2019

MEANT TO BE YOURS is a marvelous journey into the world of weddings and love. The verbal sparring of the characters in Susan Mallery’s latest and greatest series is central to the story. Susan Mallery’s characters Read more...

The View from Alameda Island
by Robyn Carr
"A lovely story about finding new love and peace. . ."
Posted September 26, 2019

THE VIEW FROM ALAMEDA ISLAND by Robyn Carr is an emotional study of when things go awry. LIfe can be messy at times and of course, there are just moments when we take things for granted. How about when life Read more...

Christmas with a Cowboy
by Carolyn Brown
"A Christmas tale with a touch of the blarney."
Posted September 22, 2019

CHRISTMAS WITH A COWBOY is a rather simple story about a guy who figures he has years more to play the field before being ready to settle down. And then realizes his plans are about to be altered in a big way. CHRISTMAS WITH A COWBOY is another delightful Read more...

Cowboy Christmas Redemption
by Maisey Yates
"Moving on is becoming a real challenge for two amazing character."
Posted September 22, 2019

Sometimes seasonal stories are blushingly happy and simple. All about the upcoming festivities and traditions: people’s lives take a brief respite from the hustle and bustle of their careers, jobs, and other activities that make up the significant portion of their time. COWBOY CHRISTMAS REDEMPTION is a Read more...

Christmas in Winter Valley
by Jodi Thomas
"The holiday season just got more magical."
Posted September 22, 2019

CHRISTMAS IN WINTER VALLEY takes us back to Ransom Canyon where the wild horses are revered, and the Holloway family holds onto generations’ long tradition of watching over this untamed herd. This winter Cooper is at the well-hidden range cabin Read more...

Restless Hearts
by B.J. Daniels
"Everyone is a suspect, so who is the real killer?"
Posted September 10, 2019

Small towns are infamous for drama and secrets. But in RESTLESS HEARTS B.J. Daniels hit the mother lode. There is no way even the best armchair detective could figure out the finale of a crime-ridden story that spans decades and seems to encompass the entire town. Certainly Read more...

Wrapped Up in You
by Jill Shalvis
"Sometimes you just can't hide from trouble."
Posted September 5, 2019

Don’t you just love the feeling you get starting a new story and recognize a character or a place? It definitely brings a smile to my face to be able to revisit somewhere that conjures up fond memories. Jill Shalvis has created a place you just love Read more...

Met Her Match
by Jude Deveraux
"Get ready to fall in love with two amazing characters."
Posted August 29, 2019

You rarely find an author that hits the ball out of the proverbial park in more than one genre. It’s usually enough to find a niche and excel at it. Jude Deveraux though is that rare author. Romance – check. Time travel – check. Murder crime mystery Read more...

I've Got You, Babe
by Lynnette Austin
"Just wait till you meet Daisy."
Posted August 15, 2019

Every story needs a breakout star and I’VE GOT YOU, BABE by Lynnette Austin has the cutest, most precocious star. The star is Daisy, a toddler with the gift of gab. When Daisy speaks everyone listens. She definitely gets your Read more...

Blind Spot
by Brenda Novak
"Amarok's hatred for Hanover House just became very personal."
Posted August 15, 2019

Well, talk about a mistaken sense of security. Just when you thought it's okay to let down your guard a situation causes a quick unexpected one-hundred-and-eighty-degree turn for the worse. For Evelyn Talbot, her world finally seemed to be on a calm and somewhat Read more...

Jackson
by Emily March
"Everyone needs a little push."
Posted July 30, 2019

JACKSON by Emily March is a total delight from beginning to end. Lots of talk about the circle of our lives. Lots of talk about the next chapter of our lives — imagery at its best interwoven with a glorious story about the trials and tribulations of life. JACKSON Read more...

Kiss
by Jill Mansell
"Life, love, success is just beyond your reach."
Posted July 5, 2019

Talk about a love triangle – well Jill Mansell has out done herself in this guy-girl epic tale of love, lust and friendship. No that’s not the triangle I referred to, but it is equally important to the theme of KISS. First off, this is obviously Read more...

The Oysterville Sewing Circle
by Susan Wiggs
"A tremendous character whose story touches your heart and is a joy to follow!"
Posted July 4, 2019

Disguised as a woman's romance story, Susan Wiggs masterfully digs deep into quite another world -- that of domestic abuse. Susan Wiggs uses her star character's ingenious creativity to construct a carefully designed safe zone for women who have been abused. THE OYSTERVILLE SEWING CIRCLE is not a Read more...

Kiss
by Jill Mansell
"Delicious summer reading...slip off to London and enjoy"
Posted July 1, 2019

Talk about a love triangle, well Jill Mansell has outdone herself in this guy-girl epic tale of love, lust, and friendship. No that's not the triangle I referred to, but it is equally essential to the theme of KISS. First off I'm guessing this is my first Read more...

The Me I Used to Be
by Jennifer Ryan
"Sometimes the world outside of prison is just as scary as inside."
Posted June 18, 2019

"I used to love and trust many people in my life. I used to trust my father, my boyfriend, and my family. Then I learned a hard life lesson. And then I didn't trust anyone." This is the basic lesson learned by the lead character in THE ME I Read more...

Cowboy to the Core
by Maisey Yates
"Something to think about - not all cowboys are men."
Posted June 18, 2019

There are lots of reasons why men become daredevils. Usually, you think it is to prove to themselves or perhaps someone else that they are strong and brave. Not all the time. There are times these choices are just bad choices. No real reason behind them except to exit a Read more...

The Lemon Sisters
by Jill Shalvis
"A great look at today's families."
Posted May 27, 2019

Picture something you consider absolutely delightful. Then go out and get THE LEMON SISTERS by Jill Shalvis and be delighted. Full of fun and of course the requisite angst after all it is -- as the title suggests -- about sisters. Jill Shalvis has fashioned two amazing characters that immediately capture your Read more...

The Perfect Dress
by Carolyn Brown
"The feel good book of this summer."
Posted May 27, 2019

THE PERFECT DRESS by Carolyn Brown should come with a warning -- caution, smiles abound. Yes, once again Carolyn Brown has come up with a storyline that is guaranteed to make your day. THE PERFECT DRESS is about not being perfect. After all who can actually claim perfection, which by the Read more...

The Little Teashop on Main
by Jodi Thomas
"Welcome back to Laurel Springs. You'll be glad you came!"
Posted May 27, 2019

Very few authors can dream up characters and bring them to life on paper like Jodi Thomas. Want to be affected by a character and simple conversation then look no further than something from the pen of Jodi Thomas. In THE LITTLE TEASHOP ON MAIN, we meet three girls, instant 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.