The Hotter You Burn is the second book of Gena Showalter’s The Original Heartbreakers trilogy. After finishing the first book, The Closer You Come, I was curious about the other two heartbreakers’ stories. So off to the library I went and was lucky enough to find The Hotter You Burn sitting on the shelf waiting […]
Allison: The Closer You Come | Gena Showalter | Book Review
July 13, 2016
‘Cause when you’re around my defenses go down Feelings get stronger, looks get longer The closer you come, the weaker I get If it ain’t happened now, just ain’t happened yet -BlackHawk The Closer You Come was my first experience with author Gena Showalter. I had heard from buzz about her before especially in regards […]
Allison: Reunion Pass | Emily March | Book Review
May 11, 2016
Reunion Pass by Emily March is a story of reconnection for two high school sweethearts. It is a tale of rediscovery and second chances which apparently is the overall theme to all books set in the fictional town of Eternity Springs. My first experience (Heartsong Cottage)with the little town didn’t go very well as I […]
Christmas At Twilight by Lori Wilde | Book Review
December 4, 2014
One of the best ways to get into the mood for the holidays is to read a Christmas romance. What I love about holiday themed books is that they are usually really fast reads and give me the chance to sample authors that I probably would not have considered trying out before. I’ve never read […]
Allison: A Christmas To Remember | Anthology Review
December 19, 2013
A Christmas To Remember is a new anthology filled with short stories from Jill Shavis, Kristen Ashley, Hope Ramsey, Molly Cannon, and Marilyn Pappano. All of the stories are set around Christmas time, and each have some sort of a tie to other series or other characters that the authors have previously written about. It […]
The Christmas Wedding Quilt | Anthology Review
December 12, 2013
I swear to God, my enjoyment of this book, The Christmas Wedding Quilt, an anthology with stories by Emilie Richards, Janice Kay Johnson, and Sarah Mayberry signals that I am becoming a young old lady. Y’all, I chose to read this book over others aimed at a younger audience. Like, I think this is aimed at […]