If you are in the mood for a light, fun cozy mystery with dogs and romance between a strait laced Texas game warden and an office manager who doesn’t really listen when told to sit and stay away from danger, then The Bark of Zorro by Kathleen Y’Barbo is the book for you. Book four … Continue reading The Bark of Zorro by Kathleen Y’Barbo (review)
Confessions to a Stranger by Danielle Grandinetti (review)
It’s 1930 and Adaleigh Sirling is running for her life when she runs out of gas in Crow’s Nest, Michigan. Taken in by the Martins family after a selfless act sees her welcomed by the insular small town community, a mutual attraction develops with fisherman David Martins. Murder, intrigue, and bad weather add danger and … Continue reading Confessions to a Stranger by Danielle Grandinetti (review)
The Wrong Seat by Natasha D. Frazier (review)
Ava is the middle Langston daughter and director of marketing and sales for her family’s handbag business. Zach Kingsland is partners with his brothers in The Four Kings, a private security firm. When a threat is received on Ava’s life, her father hires Zach to protect her. What none of them count on is the … Continue reading The Wrong Seat by Natasha D. Frazier (review)
The Mozart Code by Rachel McMillan (review)
Simon Barrington and Sophie Huntington Villiers captured my interest in The London Restoration, and their post-World War II Cold War romance proved to be a riveting and consuming read in The Mozart Code. While the flashbacks to 1930’s England establish their discomfort with their places and expectations in society, they also add a bit of … Continue reading The Mozart Code by Rachel McMillan (review)
A Match in the Making by Jen Turano (review)
“Annoyance is occasionally a precursor to love.” p.343, A Match in the Making Jen Turano, a favorite author for humorous Historical Romance, gets her new Matchmakers series underway in fabulous style - A Match in the Making takes an heiress turned reluctant assistant matchmaker and puts her in charge of finding a match for a … Continue reading A Match in the Making by Jen Turano (review)
Spotlight+Excerpt: Her Surprise Hometown Match by Tara Randel
Welcome to the Blog Tour for Her Surprise Hometown Match by Tara Randel, hosted by JustRead Publicity Tours! Excerpt “So, what does anyone do for fun around here?” “Define fun.” Ty tilted his head. “If I have to explain, you probably don’t know how to do it.” “I have fun,” Juliette insisted. Wait. She did, … Continue reading Spotlight+Excerpt: Her Surprise Hometown Match by Tara Randel
Dreams of the Heart by Penny Zeller (review)
A marriage of convenience sees the next Eliason sibling wed to the daughter of the town drunk in Penny Zeller’s Dreams of the Heart. John Mark is a new deputy sheriff in the crime ridden town of Poplar Springs when he becomes aware of a threat to a local woman, Hannah Bane. His protective nature, … Continue reading Dreams of the Heart by Penny Zeller (review)
Spotlight+Review: The Baronet’s Lady Biologist by Alissa Baxter
The Baronet’s Lady Biologist by Alissa Baxter Publication Date: February 28, 2023 Vinspire Publishing Genre: Traditional/Sweet Regency Series: The Linfield Ladies Series, Book 3 Georgiana Linfield is a lady biologist who is determined to travel the world. Upon arriving in London for the Season, she decides the best way to fulfil her dreams is to … Continue reading Spotlight+Review: The Baronet’s Lady Biologist by Alissa Baxter
Forged in Love by Mary Connealy (review)
Author Mary Connealy always dumps you right into an action scene and it is a deadly stage coach robbery that Mariah Stover is lucky to survive in the first Wyoming Sunrise book, Forged in Love. With help from local law enforcement, her two close friends (our heroines for books two and three ) and Clint … Continue reading Forged in Love by Mary Connealy (review)
Murder in the Family by Ramona Richards (review)
An unwelcome inheritance during a time of professional stress sends storm chaser Molly McClelland back to her Alabama hometown. The only family member to have maintained contact in the past twenty years, her Aunt Liz, has died and left her house to Molly. As Molly dons a Tyvek suit to begin cataloging the contents of … Continue reading Murder in the Family by Ramona Richards (review)