Welcome to Paradise by Lise Gold
A steamy romance about finding love away from home What’s in a name? Not necessarily the truth, obviously. Lockdown is over but in the meantime, Lisa lost her job and her girlfriend and can’t really afford to stay in London while she tries to turn her life around. Benidorm it is, then. Paradise Hotel may […]
The Awkward Truth by Lee Winter
The awkward truth of homelessness This is a “sidequel” to The Brutal Truth, a funny term to convey that a secondary character from a previous book is featured as a lead. Readers got to know Felicity Simmons as the chief of staff of media mogul Elena Bartell in The Brutal Truth. Felicity is also featured […]
Hearts in Motion by Miranda MacLeod, narrated by Lori Prince
A heartwarming story of grief, perfectly narrated by Lori Prince Hadley Moore’s whole life is her job as an emergency room doctor. When she finds herself on the other side, after her sister and her brother-in-law die in a car accident, leaving their baby behind, Hadley realises there’s more to life than her job, even […]
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 […]
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 […]
The AM Show T.B. Markinson and Miranda MacLeod
A funny, age-gap and celebrity story T.B. Markinson and Miranda MacLeod are a cool team, I love their entertaining stories with lovable, imperfect but humorous characters that you just have to like. They always give me a happy feeling and make me smile and laugh. Amanda Morgan has been the face of New York’s The […]
A second chance romance with all the feels
Review of Then and Now by Monica Mccallan, Audiobook narrated by Lori Prince This summer I’ve listened to The Flaw in our Design by this author, an audiobook also narrated by Lori Prince. I liked it a lot, so when I saw this new audiobook release, I did a happy dance. I’m glad to say […]
A new book by Cari Hunter is always a cause for celebration
Review of Unbreakable by Cari Hunter I hate gore, I don’t like violence and I avoid those types of books like the plague. But I love Cari Hunter’s novels. Call me crazy but I find that her well-written, British-based, police procedural/thrillers are right up my street. A new book by Cari Hunter is always a […]
This is my favorite in the High Stakes Series
Review of Beginner’s Bet by Fiona Riley Since the start of this book series, I’ve been eager to read Ellison’s story who was always my favourite. She’s such an enigmatic character that I was looking forward to seeing her walls go down and let someone in her life. Ellison Gamble is the owner of the […]