Before I start my review I want to say that some will not find this book for them. Sera, the main female character, is a bit of a hussy at one point in the book. She is pouring through men like it’s her job description. Her actions can be triggering for some. In my opinion…
Womens Fiction
The Girl of Lost Petals and Possibilities by Laura Briggs | Book Review
I didn’t read A Little Hotel in Cornwell which is where Maisie Clark finds her happy ending. So I went into this book knowing nothing about the characters. After reading this though I think I need to go back and read it. You can easily read this one on its own but I felt as…
Mum’s The Word by Lorraine Turnbull | Book Review
Ann-Marie’s husband is anything but nice so when she and her best friend Elaine decide that Billy (aka Bull) needs to have an “accident” it is rather shocking. I mean that is how we start off right out of the gate. Ann-Marie has big plans for her farm and those pigs aren’t welcome anymore. It…
The Cornish Midwife by Jo Bartlett | Book Review
This was a really great read! We meet Ella Mehenick as a senior midwife in London who is humiliated in a very public way. To the point that she returns to Port Agnes, a Cornish town where her parents are. Of course like all small towns the locals will certainly know and spread around the…
Cowboy Wolf Trouble by Kait Ballenger | Book Review
I love that Wes is the take action sort of guy. Even if that seems to get him in trouble a lot. He doesn’t always agree with the alpha and goes against what the alpha wants sometimes. He tries to be good but sometimes you have to do the wrong thing in order to do…
