Month: April 2018
Review: The First Kiss of Spring
The First Kiss of Spring by Emily March In desperate need of a change, Caitlin Timberlake embraces the chance to return to her Colorado roots. As a bridesmaid in the upcoming wedding of an old friend, the petite blonde is sure that this respite […]
Review: The Girl I Used To Be
The Girl I Used to Be by Mary Torjussen Gemma Brogan is struggling. After moving to a quiet and quaint country town, she thought she’d finally found some peace. Creating her boutique real estate agency was her dream, and she poured every ounce of […]
Review: The Room on Rue Amélie
The Room on Rue Amélie by Kristin Harmel An American in Paris. A Jewish girl coming of age. A brave English RAF pilot. In the beginnings of a war that promises horror brought to one’s doorstep, these three will have their lives intertwined with […]
Review: Lie With Me
Lie With Me by Sabine Durrant In the world and in people, both good and evil reside, but what elements lead to the shifting of a person to favor one over the other? Is a person all good, or all evil? What really lies […]
Review: Children Shouldn’t Play With Dead Things
Children Shouldn’t Play With Dead Things by Martina McAtee It’s no secret that I enjoy the twists and turns of a good YA fantasy story. I like a gritty, layered series even more. If I can combine the two and add in a certain […]
