Book Review: Iris Kelly Doesn’t Date by Ashley Herring-Blake

Stevie, an anxious barista, is struggling to move on from her ex, while Iris resists her family’s pressures to enter into a long-term relationship. Despite their contrasting personalities, they find themselves drawn together through unexpected circumstances, learning mutually beneficial lessons along the way. Although the reviewer found the romantic chemistry lacking, they still recommend this novel for its entertainment factor and exploration of themes like romance, friend groups, and fake relationships.

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Book Review: When It Raynes by CD Cain

Rayne Storm lives up to her namesake with the constant turbulent thoughts in her mind. She lives her life to everyone’s expectations but her own. School, boyfriend, and keeping up with Joneses until she meets Sam, a beautiful doctor who makes her feel things she suspects are the reasons why she has always felt different. […]

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Book Review: Lost in Love by Emily Banting

Anna is a 30-something researcher that has had to upend her life to move back to her small English hometown to take care of her ailing father. She has no trust of doctors after her experience with them when her mother was dying. So it is no surprise that she is wary of her dad’s […]

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Book Review: Cowgirl by Nance Sparks

Carol is living out of her suitcase after graduating college. She had always thought she would head home after finishing school, but her parents are no longer around. So she is staying with extended family while she figures out what she wants to do with her life. Aren lives on a farm just across the […]

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Book Review: Give In To Me by Elle Spencer

Whitney is the author of a popular suspense series. Unfortunately, the last book fell flat because it was likely impacted by the divorce she went through with a well known actress. Now she is doing public speaking engagements and hoping to get her mojo back. She gets unexpected room service when Gabriela, the beautiful woman […]

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Book Review: Liberty Bay by Karis

There are so many social media stars/influencers in the world now, that it was interesting to see that profession make it to the pages in a lesfic romance. I really felt for Gina and her loss of self as she had to leave her world behind. Of course, that led her to the ranch of […]

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Book Review: The Rainbow Race by Cate Summers

My biggest complaint about this book was that it seemed so adolescent. Which makes sense, because it is geared toward that audience, I think. Still… I didn’t really understand the infatuation/attraction? I would have liked to have felt something deeper and with a bit more maturity. 

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Book Review: The Thing About Tilly by G Benson

Wow, did I have some strong feelings about this book. This was full of angst, so should have been a big winner for me. But it wasn’t. I loved Benson’s book ‘Who’d of Thought’ so I had high expectations. This was longer than it needed to be. [redacted because of verbiage insensitive to diverse characters] […]

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Book Review: The Holiday Treatment by Elle Spencer

Holly works at a television network and she is the head writer for the Christmas movies they produce. She has a major work crush on a new boss. While on her annual I-want-nothing-to-do-with-Christmas beach vacation, she discovers that the object of her work fantasies is also there. This book was just OK for me. I […]

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