These days, it seems that many of the “romance” books that I see marketed on the leading social media sites are geared less toward the imagination and more toward detail. While I don’t mind either, I like to see more of what I used to read long ago – sweeter stories, more wholesome and truly romantic. “Falling for the… Read More
“A Place to Call Home” by Merrillee Whren is much more than your average romance story. As an avid reader of the genre, I would know. I’ve read hundreds upon hundreds of books in this category. On the surface it fulfills the necessary requirements, but looking at it on a deeper level reveals a story with… Read More
I love everything Christmas. When I had the opportunity to read a story centered around a placed called Christmas Town, I jumped at the opportunity. Who wouldn’t want to live in a place called Christmas Town? I know that it sounds kitschy, but for me, it brings a sense of comfort, warmth and peace. There… Read More
Many of my readers know that I love a good romance story. This was my first opportunity to read something from Ginny Baird and I was looking forward to The House at Homecoming Cove. While I only knew it was a part of her Romantic Ghost Stories Series, I did not know to what extent the… Read More
I am a die-hard romance genre reader. I can’t get enough of them. As a teenager, I think I read every Harlequin Romance novel ever written! However, as an adult, I have prided myself on expanding my romance reading horizons by venturing outside of my normal comfort zone. Over the years, I have found some… Read More
For the naysayers, here is the rest of Sage and Terrance’s story, and you lost out because you failed to read the entire e-book. If you had, you would have gotten exactly what you were asking for. Now I realize that this was split into two, but there is nothing wrong with that. These are… Read More
Since the holidays are just around the corner, I thought I would continue on with my short story and holiday romance theme for those of you who love this time of year as much as I do. If you are looking for a quick read on a cold winter’s night, then Her Christmas Bonus by… Read More
I’ve been reading a collection of different British authors and have found for the most part, I like them, but sometimes the slang used in the stories is a bit much. I did not find that with the dialogue in Carole Singer’s Christmas. I did notice, however, some of the traits of the characters were a… Read More
RaeAnne, you have done it again! From the moment that I began reading this series, I have literally fallen in love with the town of Hope’s Crossing, Colorado. Every story is so inspirational and I can”t help but wonder who I will meet next. Within the pages of Wild Iris Ridge holds the amazing story… Read More
Kellie has five sisters and her sister Lori is quite a handful with her accusing “Leave my men alone!” dictums. It’s not like Kellie did it on purpose. In fact, this last time she was not interested, but this last guy, Bobby Gray, pursued her. To bad it wasn’t for the most sincere of purposes.… Read More
