Silent Night by Lily Seabrooke
A very sweet Christmas novella Coming home means different things. There’s the obvious, like Brooke Carston coming back to Mountain Crossing for a month, after being gone for over a decade and only back for a weekend here and there. The whole town is happy to see its very own celebrity again, but no one, […]
Never Say Never by Rachael Sommers, narrated by Lori Prince
A good opposites-attract, age-gap romance I missed Never Say Never, Rachael Sommers’s debut when it was released in print and as I’m a Lori Prince fan, this was a good chance to catch up with the story in audio format. Camila Evans is building her television empire and, after her divorce, she’s raising her son […]
Holiday Wishes & Mistletoe Kisses by M. Ullrich
A fantastic holidays novel by M. Ullrich It’s been a while since Ms. Ulrich had published a novel (or it felt like it for me) and since she’s one of my favourite Bold Strokes Books authors, I jumped at the opportunity to read this one. Holiday Wishes & Mistletoe Kisses follows four couples in four […]
Pathway to love by Radclyffe
Book 7 in the Rivers Community Romances series by Radclyffe This is book 7 in the Rivers Community Romances series by Radclyffe. I’ve read them all so far and I suggest that you don’t jump into the series here as you will lose too much context. One of the reasons is that this book catches […]
Go Around by EJ Noyes
A great second chance romance with a crime thriller thrown into the mix Every time a new book by EJ Noyes comes out, I drop everything to read it. Since her debut novel, I’ve always loved every one of her books. I’m happy to say that Go Around is among them. Avery Weston is a […]
The Number 94 Project by Cheyenne Blue
An entertaining love story with many endearing characters Cheyenne Blue has once again written an entertaining love story with many endearing characters in The Number 94 Project. The story is set in a part of Melbourne, more precisely in Gaylord Street, where a mixed, predominantly gay community lives. When Jorgie unexpectedly inherits the somewhat run-down […]
One Weekend in Aspen by Jaime Clevenger, narrated by Lori Prince
An equal part hot, romantic and drama-filled listen I read this book when it was released in June and loved it but for some reason, I kept postponing listening to the audio version. I finally got to do it and wasn’t disappointed. Emily Brookstone has just ended a ten-year-old relationship when her most important client […]
Unexpected Goals by Kelly Farmer
A hockey player’s journey to finding her identity Remember Amy from Out on the Ice? Jen is the opposite in many ways. Where Amy was bubbly and talkative, Jen sounds as far from warm and fuzzy as can be. At least that’s how it feels to Maisy. The two players have history on the ice […]
Back in Your Arms by Monica McCallan
A very good return to hometown romance This author is quickly becoming one of my favourites. Her stories have the right balance of romance, humour and drama. The characters are flawed but relatable. The conflicts sound credible and realistic. Quinn McKinley has been away from her small hometown for seventeen years. She lives in New […]