It has been awhile since I read this. I’ve been behind in reviewing for over a year now. (Thank you, Covid.) I liked both of the main characters in this book. I felt a connection with both of them which made me invested in t
No duds here. Anthology books are hit or miss for me. Usually, I’ll only like one or two of the offerings. But these three short Christmas stories were worth the read and put me in the holiday spirit. Triple Dog Dare by Georgia Beers has
Teddi plans weddings even though her own marriage dissolved terribly. One of her clients brings her irresistible sister, Leah, along with her. There is definitely a spark there between Teddi and Leah. However, Leah’s job as a divorce lawyer brings all to many painful memories
Sloppy Seconds. Charlie was in college and drifting apart from her long term girlfriend, Emma. They had been best friends as kids and their first everything together. But the distance was damaging and Charlie found herself infatuated with Darcy. A business woman who occasionally spoke
A sweet story to pair with the holidays. Olivia works at the Evergreen resort. She should have been the next in line to become manager but she was passed up for someone new. On a snowy walk one morning, she meets a charming woman taking
An authentic love story. This book gave me the feels entirely throughout. Sophie is a famous adult contemporary musician who has been in some trouble recently as she deals with the death of her manager.
I get so revved up when I read books that focus on bullying. It is so difficult for me to read. Perhaps because I went through a bit of that myself. From both sides of the fence. Yes, kids are definitely cruel.