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Love, Danger, Homecomings & Heart β€” Your June Reading Escape Starts Here

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One disastrous night. One devastating man. One diabolical proposition.


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He’s stubborn. She’s tougher. His kid? Already picked the bride.


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A small-town second chance wrapped in danger, desire, and Sharon Sala heart.


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She came home to save the ranch… and found the cowboy she never forgot.


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From reality TV heartbreak to real-life reinvention.


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A missing twin. A deadly cartel. One K-9 team caught in the crossfire.


Reviews

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Before I Let You Go
by Kelly Rimmer
"A truly compelling story."
Posted April 4, 2018

Kelly Rimmer has absolutely outdone herself in her newest groundbreaking story -- strongly worded, cautionary and honest to a fault. BEFORE I LET YOU GO is raw and unerringly truthful. Do not expect to put this book down until you get to the very last page. BEFORE I LET YOU GO Read more...


You Say It First
by Susan Mallery
"Welcome to Happily Inc a haven for brides and grooms."
Posted March 30, 2018

Once again Susan Mallery tackles the age-old problem of children at odds with their parents. In the case of YOU SAY IT FIRST it's apparent that it doesn't really matter how old you are, your life is still under the influence of your parents. If they are Read more...


Surrender
by Joan Johnston
"Overload of hot stuff in the next Bitter Creek story."
Posted March 24, 2018

SURRENDER is an action packed drama that actually showcases more than one story, each wondrously linked and well written as is to be expected by Joan Johnston. Before we even begin to talk about SURRENDER make sure to look for all books in this Read more...


Cupid, Texas: How the Cowboy Was Won
by Lori Wilde
"Fabulous meeting two great characters."
Posted March 22, 2018

Love is such a mysterious phenomenon that it defies logic when trying to describe or define it. For some authors it seems linked with lust and hot dreams. For others it is deeper and truly lovelier, no pun intended. Lori Wilde in CUPID TEXAS: HOW THE COWBOY WAS WON has Read more...


Hero's Return
by B.J. Daniels
"Crime novel disguised as a romance, a perfect read"
Posted March 16, 2018

BJ Daniels brings us back to Montana and the Cahill family. We've known that the Cahill son and brother Tucker has been missing from the picture for twenty years and now in HERO'S RETURN we get the scoop Read more...


No Easy Target
by Iris Johansen
"Margaret is no Dr. Dolittle but pretty close."
Posted March 13, 2018

Iris Johansen has created some truly awesome and memorable characters and she very skillfully integrates some of them, her favorites perhaps in many books. Eve Duncan, forensic sculptor, is one of my favorites Iris Johansen characters and I proudly admit to not missing any of her stories. At first, I Read more...


The Cowboy Who Came Calling
by Linda Broday
"If you missed this series, now's your chance!"
Posted March 13, 2018

If ever there was a stubborn character, Glory Ann Day would have to be the most perfect example. She is in parts cantankerous and other parts loving, especially to her family. Glory is, in short, a very hard working young woman with the weight of the world on her shoulders Read more...


Spring Forward
by Catherine Anderson
"Fabulous addition to the wondrous Mystic Creek series."
Posted March 11, 2018

You know there are times when you don't know whether to laugh or cry. Well be prepared to do both reading SPRING FORWARD -- the latest -- number four in the Mystic Creek series by Catherine Anderson. Catherine Anderson has a Read more...


The Woman Left Behind
by Linda Howard
"Importance of teamwork."
Posted March 7, 2018

Just what the heck is Special Ops! They are definitely military at least in organization, training, and structure. But, then again they are not military in that they are behind the curtain -- working in the fog -- trained men and women. For the most part it reminds me of Mission Impossible Read more...


True to You
by Jennifer Ryan
"Another amazing run-for-your-life story."
Posted March 1, 2018

When you are a book reviewer it is an uneasy decision to delve into a series. There are many obstacles to consider including what part of the story will be missing if all the books in the series are not read or perhaps read out of order. Well that's Read more...


Right Behind You
by Lisa Gardner
"Excellent crime who-dun-it."
Posted February 18, 2018

Holy cow, my head is still reeling after reading this powerful story by Lisa Gardner. Now just for transparency sake, I had a feeling I would like Gardner's new book RIGHT BEHIND YOU. However like is just not a strong enough assessment. RIGHT BEHIND YOU generates a lot of Read more...


Look for Me
by Lisa Gardner
"Inside look into the world of foster care."
Posted February 10, 2018

"Have you met my good friend Maria -- the craziest girl on the block, you know her the minute you see her -- she's the one who's in an advanced stage of shock" excerpted from West Side Story I Feel Pretty -- for those that don't recognize these lyrics. I Read more...


Snowbound with an Heiress
by Jennifer Faye
"Perfect setting for a romantic tale."
Posted January 29, 2018

The greatest enemy to a public figure seems to be the media. We all know stories about the invasive techniques of the paparazzi. What they will do to get that photo, well the tales are legendary and at times tragic. News writers, journalists are perhaps just as guilty in their Read more...


Rough Rider
by B.J. Daniels
"Is it possible that the last missing twin is still alive?"
Posted January 29, 2018

ROUGH RIDER is the third and final entry that takes place in Whitehorse Montana with an intriguing cast of characters compliments of B.J. Daniels. Daniels obviously had a great deal of fun with this series. ROUGH RIDER brings a Read more...


Maybe This Christmas
by Jennifer Snow
"Tough trying to score a win off the ice."
Posted January 29, 2018

Sometimes an event that knocks you on your butt, off your feet or in this case ice skates, can turn into an enlightening time. A time to take stock of your life and perhaps offer an uninvited, unexpected look into your future. I like to call this your new normal Read more...


The Rancher's Christmas Song
by RaeAnne Thayne
"Looking forward to the future."
Posted January 29, 2018

Holiday stories are always a welcome addition to even a very busy life. Perhaps it's because they provide a welcome pause in a hectic schedule, but I think it's due to their very nature of good spirit and family. It doesn't really matter what holiday you celebrate Read more...


Deck the Halls
by Donna Alward
"Christmas in Darling VT simply joyous."
Posted January 29, 2018

Aw, Christmas in Darling VT, visions of sugar plums, fairies, decorated homes and of course the kissing bridge. One mention of that and all sorts of memories assault your brain and great ones of past books featuring characters that conquer up smiles. So its holiday time in DECK THE HALLS Read more...


My Origami Ocean Kit
by Pasquale D'Auria
"Fun boxed origami kit for kids."
Posted January 29, 2018

Fabulous kit of origami projects with an ocean theme. MY ORIGAMI OCEAN KIT by Pasquale D'Auria is a boxed kit that includes a sturdy book that outlines in detailed drawings how to take any one of the sixty squares of origami paper sheets and with some really simple folds Read more...


Sisters Like Us
by Susan Mallery
"Not to be missed story that is sure to be a hit."
Posted January 29, 2018

Respect and love, two most important components in any relationship. Parts of SISTERS LIKE US are equally funny and yet poignantly sad. The Bloom sisters and their mother along with several other relatives and friends set a new standard for dysfunction. There is no physical abuse; no, the Bloom women Read more...


Christmas with My Cowboy
by Diana Palmer, Margaret Way, Lindsay McKenna
"Three delightful tales for the holiday season."
Posted January 28, 2018

CHRISTMAS WITH MY COWBOY is actually three stories contributed by different authors. The first story is THE SNOWMAN by Diana Palmer, and in this holiday tale, there are two matchmakers hard at work. Two beautiful furry creatures that seem to have fallen in love with each others' person and as Read more...


Sandra Wurman


1 comment posted.

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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