One thing I had in mind when I started this book was Jessica Fletcher from the television show and I am pleased to see her here in this book. Having not read any of the other books in the series I only had one Jessica in my mind. In this book Jessica is homebound due…
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Evil in Emerald by A. M. Stuart | Book Review
Harriet Gordon juggles her responsibilities at her brother’s school and her work as a typist for the police, but when she joins the local drama club for a bit of lighthearted fun, she quickly discovers that even in this seemingly cheerful group, secrets and tension simmer beneath the surface. When a murder shakes the community,…
The Letter from Briarton Park by Sarah E. Ladd | Book Review
The Letter from Briarton Park is an utterly captivating read—I couldn’t put it down! With a perfect blend of swoon-worthy romance, mystery, and historical intrigue, this story is a must-read for fans of Regency fiction. Though letters may not hold the same importance today, one life-changing letter sets Cassandra on a journey of self-discovery, uncovering…
Wicked Beauty by Katee Robert | Book Review
Wow—just when I thought the first two books in the series couldn’t get any hotter, this third installment absolutely blew me away! It’s not just steamy—it’s explosive. The chemistry between this ménage à trois is off-the-charts intense, and the heat they generate could burn down Olympus itself. From the fiery passion to the emotional depth,…
The Threadbare Queen by Michelle Diener | Book Review
For much of this book, the central couple is separated—but that only heightens the intrigue and emotional tension. Luc is forced to leave Ava behind to confront the invading Jatan forces, who are taking advantage of Cervantes’ absence to claim land and wreak havoc. His journey is one of grit and determination as he fights…
Rocky Mountain Standoff by Laura Scott | Book Review
Federal Judge Sidney Logan is forced to go on the run with her foster daughter under the protection of Deputy Marshal Tanner Wilcox, as a dangerous threat looms over her upcoming ruling. With danger at every turn, Tanner is determined to keep them safe while uncovering who is trying to intimidate her. From the very…
For the Strange and Surprising by M.F. Adele | Book Review
For the Strange and Surprising is a light, slow-burn fantasy romance that had me smiling from start to finish. Ada, the FMC, is an absolute delight—relatable, witty, and endlessly curious. She’s strong in a quiet, natural way, handling the bizarre world she’s thrown into with far more grace and humor than I ever could! The…
The Mirror by Nora Roberts | Book Review
After finishing The Mirror, the second book in Nora Roberts’ Lost Bride Trilogy, I found it to be an engaging read overall, though not quite as captivating as The Inheritance. The first book hooked me with its suspenseful plot and compelling characters, but this installment at times felt weighed down by unnecessary details—particularly the repetitive…
Walking Red Flag by Lani Lynn Vale | Book Review
In this book we get Milena, the other sister in the family whose story was so captivating. I liked her from the beginning but she had plenty of secrets that came out. Secrets that help explain why her two brothers are much more protective of her. Though being in the mafia is more than reason…
Beast by Penny Dee | Book Review
This dark and captivating story offers a fresh take on the Beauty and the Beast theme, borrowing character names and moral contrasts while forging its own unique and compelling path. From the very first page, the intricate plot draws readers into a thrilling and immersive experience, packed with action, emotion, and unexpected twists. Belle and…
