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Up to Me
by Christi Barth
"Paradise with an Expiration Date"
Posted June 27, 2014
For those of you--like myself--that are unfamiliar with
Christi Barth waste no time in getting UP TO ME, the first
book in her Shore Secrets Trilogy. It's sure to whet
your appetite for more. I didn't realize until finishing
this wonderful story there were Read more...
The Texan's Cowgirl Bride
by Trish Milburn
"everyone needs someone to lean on"
Posted June 26, 2014
Welcome back -- now it's Trish Milburn's chance to share a
story she calls THE TEXAN'S COWGIRL BRIDE. THE TEXAN'S
COWGIRL BRIDE is book number three in the series about the
Baron
family written by different authors. Don't worry if you've
missed any -- each story Read more...
The Texan's Baby
by Donna Alward
"everyone needs to learn to trust"
Posted June 24, 2014
Hey who doesn't love a strong cowboy. Donna Alward knows
that characters need a strong backbone. In THE TEXAN'S BABY
Alward combines strength with caring an enviable
combination. Alward gives her characters lovable
personalities so that you can't help feel their angst.
Joyous dialog and unerring humor Read more...
How to Crochet
by Sara Delaney
"excellent how-to book for any crafter's shelf"
Posted June 21, 2014
I found HOW TO CROCHET more like a how to for someone just
starting to crochet. Sara Delaney though has a very unique
way to teach crochet. Delaney's goal is to make the crafter
new to crochet comfortable with needles, yarns and patterns.
A primer of sorts. Delaney recognizes Read more...
The Promise
by Robyn Carr
"The Last Thing They Were Looking for Was Love"
Posted June 16, 2014
I promise you will not be disappointed by the latest
installment of fabulous stories rooted in a small town
of Thunder Point. Have I made myself absolutely clear
on that? THE PROMISE by Robyn Carr is about people making
commitments to things that are important and vital. Money Read more...
Rodeo Rebel
by Donna Alward
"Welcome to a new series starring the Texas Rodeo Barons"
Posted June 15, 2014
RODEO REBEL is actually a prequel to a new series about a
family -- the Texas Rodeo Barons -- who are a group
of
siblings whose lives revolve around rodeo which is a scary,
competitive and extremely risky career path -- certainly not
one to enter into lightly. These risk takers Read more...
The Black Sheep Inheritence
by Maureen Child
"it's all about love"
Posted June 8, 2014
THE BLACK SHEEP INHERITANCE by Maureen Child is part of her
Dynasties: The Lassiters series. Child makes it her
business to keep these larger than life characters as real
as possible imbibing them with flaws and emotions. Each
Lassiter novel stars another member of this powerful family
but Read more...
For All Time
by Jude Deveraux
"be prepared to be swept off your feet"
Posted June 8, 2014
Once again Jude Deveraux takes us to a place dreams are
made. FOR ALL TIME transports you to another possible to
believe reality and has two worlds connect seamlessly
although centuries apart -- years seem to melt away.
We meet up with more family members from Deveraux
Taggert/Montgomery families much Read more...
Caught Up In You
by Beth Andrews
"strong silent type grabs your heart"
Posted May 25, 2014
In CAUGHT UP IN YOU Beth Andrews continues her love affair
with the Montesano family of Shady Grove. This time
she
decides it's time for us to get to know Eddie Montesano.
Strong silent Eddie who may just be the most complex member
of this hard working Read more...
A Promise of More
by Bronwen Evans
"Anything but love will do"
Posted May 15, 2014
After reading A Kiss Of Lies I immediately sought out the
next book in this amazing series to see when it would become
available. I am happy to announce that A PROMISE OF MORE
definitely matches it title. I have found you can never get
enough of Bronwen Evans. Her Read more...
Waiting On You
by Kristan Higgins
"touching delightful romance"
Posted May 11, 2014
Short and simple -- WAITING ON YOU by Kristan Higgins touches my heart and reaches right into my soul to give me some of my best reading moments. I could pretty much say the same about any of the Higgins books I've been delighted to read and add to Read more...
Talk of the Town
by Beth Andrews
"Andrews shot a winning goal with this story"
Posted May 11, 2014
To qualify for a RWA award a book needs to develop a romantic relationship and end optimistically. TALK OF THE TOWN certainly meets these guidelines. But in my estimation it met and surpassed some of my own personal standards. This is a delightful visit to an east Read more...
Love With A Perfect Cowboy
by Lori Wilde
"modern day family feud romance done with panache"
Posted May 8, 2014
No such thing as perfect in life or love. It just isn't a possibility. So we look for what suits and hopefully fills our hearts with joy. That's what LOVE WITH A PERFECT COWBOY does. It is a heartbreakingly warm, witty and wonderful story filled with dreams Read more...
Rescue at Cardwell Ranch
by B.J. Daniels
"Romance and intrigue times two"
Posted May 4, 2014
Actually two books/stories in one including RESCUE AT
CARDWELL RANCH part of Cardwell Cousins series dated
2014
and Wanted Woman part of Cascades Concealed series dated
2004.
Poetic license or should I say reviewers license because I
would like to start with the second story in this Read more...
The Marriage Pact
by Linda Lael Miller
"Three Bridesmaids Who Have Their Sights Set Higher"
Posted April 30, 2014
THE MARRIAGE PACT is the first book in a new contemporary
western romance centered on the brides of Bliss County by
one of my favorite authors, Linda Lael Miller. The bride
books are about three lifelong friends Hadleigh, Melody and
Bex.
Ten years before Hadleigh was all set to have Read more...
Love With A Perfect Cowboy
by Lori Wilde
"A Modern Day Romeo and Juliet"
Posted April 29, 2014
There is no such thing as perfect in life or love. It just
isn't a possibility. So we look for what suits and hopefully
fills our hearts with joy. That's what LOVE WITH A PERFECT
COWBOY does. It is a heartbreakingly warm, witty, and
wonderful story filled with Read more...
Breaking Point
by Lindsay McKenna
"The Last Place to Ever Expect to Find Love..."
Posted April 13, 2014
Every person has a breaking point--sanity and survival
depend on working through that trauma and hopefully landing
back on your feet--battle scarred but with a new normal
shall we say.
BREAKING POINT by Lindsay McKenna is a realistic, gritty
look at those brave men and women in the Read more...
Lawless
by Diana Palmer
"It's All About Looking Through Facades to See What's Hidden"
Posted April 1, 2014
Needless to say the hero of this latest story by Diana
Palmer is a Texas Ranger. Palmer's rangers are addictive,you
never can get enough of them, and she obligingly provides
lots to love. Strong, silent types with equally strong
ethics and yet stubborn to a fault. LAWLESS introduces Read more...
Most Eligible Sheriff
by Cathy McDavid
"gutsy story with quirky characters"
Posted March 29, 2014
Love it when an author takes a story and has it explode
right in front of your eyes on the page. MOST ELIGIBLE
SHERIFF has a very scary subplot -- that of being stalked.
Cathy McDavid takes the stand that women can empower
themselves in many ways but when personal safety Read more...
Come Home To Me
by Brenda Novak
"Learning to Like Yourself Is a Huge Task"
Posted March 26, 2014
Welcome back to Whiskey Creek in number six of Brenda
Novak's series that takes place in a somewhat-small, quiet
town with residents you will definitely come to know and
love. In COME HOME TO ME, I got the chance to catch up with
some of my Read more...
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