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Christmas In Painted Pony Creek I can never resist anything written by the talented and prolific author Linda Lael Miller. And so of course I jumped at the chance to read and review her latest CHRISTMAS IN PAINTED PONY CREEK. The mantra of Painted Pony Read more...
The Twelve Dogs of Christmas Just reading the author's name on the book cover provides a reason to reminisce... Susan Wiggs' list of stories is a vast reminder of wondrous moments turning pages and falling in love with a tale and its amazing characters. Every fan has their favorite. Mine are too numerous Read more...
Paradise for Christmas There is a lot of Carolyn Brown wisdom in her newest book. Many genuine characters to meet, as you find in any Carolyn Brown work of literary art. And if you are already a fan, like me, then you will recognize the effortless way these characters have with dialogue Read more...
Wilde Love A great series continues on. Jennifer Ryan’s Dark Horse Dive Bar series moves right along with WILDE LOVE without missing a beat from the Read more...
The Holiday Heartbreaker Divorce is a challenge especially when there are children concerned. When your husband walks away from you and starts a new life with a new family the responsibility seems to land in your lap. Relationships with members of your ex-husband's family also seem to narrow until they Read more...
The Wallflower's Last Chance Season THE WALLFLOWER'S LAST CHANCE is the second book in the Least Likely To Wed series by Julia Justiss. Having just read and reviewed the first book, Read more...
A Season of Flirtation Easily flit from Sandra Brown, Nora Roberts, Lisa Gardner, and Jude Deveraux to Julia Justiss who, in my opinion, is a grand dame in her genre of historical romance. Regaling the era of the ton and busy social seasons, Julia Justiss has educated her fans and followers Read more...
Through the Snow Globe Shades of Groundhog Day reside in the backdrop of THROUGH THE SNOW GLOBE by Annie Rains. In fact, the author does mention that movie through the thoughts of the lead character Diana. Diana is a physical therapist who Read more...
Talulah's Back in Town There are a few authors that keep you coming back for more. Brenda Novak is certainly one of those. Her impressive and huge list of works is proof of that. Of course, I have favorites – doesn’t everyone? But each time I get the chance to delve Read more...
Out of Nowhere I won’t deny a certain amount of reticence in reading the newest crime novel, OUT OF NOWHERE, by one of my all-time favorite authors, Sandra Brown. She tackles an issue that is too real and candidly frightening Read more...
The Rough Rider Hard candy with a soft gushy middle describes Angus "Gus" McCloud, the star of Maisey Yates's newest novel. As usual, she has written a fabulous story of characters who jumped off of the pages. You cannot help but have immense interest in their well-being as the story Read more...
Dark Side of the River DARK SIDE OF THE RIVER is the first of the new Powder River series by B.J. Daniels and is family and ranch-oriented as many of B.J. Daniels&rsquo Read more...
Last Rites LAST RITES, the latest romantic suspense by bestselling author Sharon Sala, tells the story of Shirley Pope and her sons who return to Jubilee after her husband and the father of her children is put away for killing two people Read more...
Must Love Flowers The eternal optimist and romantic too, Debbie Macomber luckily decided not to retire her typewriter just yet and created still another soul-searching and enriching tale, MUST LOVE FLOWERS. MUST LOVE FLOWERS takes place in post-pandemic times. Of course, her characters are going to reflect just how their Read more...
The Lucky Shamrock Life is an emotional rollercoaster. Nana Irene’s words put into the character's mouth by Carolyn Brown are just another fine example of why anything that comes off this grand author pen is to be enjoyed and cherished. Welcome to Read more...
And Then There Was You Take a disheartening crime and mix in some, shall we say, "fairy dust" and you have the latest novel by Nancy Naigle. Set in the Blue Mountains Nancy Naigle includes the fabulous scenic wonder of the mountains, forests, and bridges as intrinsic characters of her story. The tale comes Read more...
He's My Cowboy HE’S MY COWBOY is a group effort by three terrific storytellers Diana Palmer, Rebecca Zanetti, and Delores Fossen. The central themes are, of course, love and cowboys. What you expect from some of the best western romance authors Read more...
The Sweetheart List THE SWEETHEART LIST is pure joy and entertainment from start to finish. The only issue with anything penned by the enormously talented Jill Shalvis is coming to the end of what has basically been a wondrous adventure into humor and Read more...
Summer's Gift Life is complicated. Situations kind of muddy the works and then people intervene creating even more chaos. That is the basic story behind SUMMER’S GIFT by Jennifer Ryan. We are led to believe the situation evolved over time Read more...
Welcome to Beach Town Few authors hold your attention and devotion for an ineffable number of years. Susan Wiggs is definitely one. Haven’t met a Susan Wiggs book that isn’t dog-eared from multiple reads. WELCOME TO BEACH TOWN is 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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