Home Field Advantage by Dahlia Adler, narrated by Natalie Naudus and Lori Prince
A very good YA romance audiobook I’m normally not a big fan of Young Adult books but I’ve heard great things about this book and as I’m a fan of both narrators, I’ve decided to give it a go. I’m happy that I did as I’ve enjoyed it a lot. Amber McCloud wants to be […]
D’Vaughn and Kris Plan a Wedding by Chencia C. Higgins, narrated by Rebecca Lee
An entertaining and sweet audiobook with diverse characters I liked the concept of this book very much, the idea of a fake relationship in the context of a reality TV show is something I haven’t seen before. I’m not a fan of reality TV but I don’t mind reading about it so I recommend it […]
Over the Moon with you by Jaime Clevenger
A well-rounded summer read Every book by Jaime Clevenger is an automatic read for me. This author has the exact balance between hotness and angst that works perfectly for me. Paige Dannenberg is a farm vet who never practiced water aerobics in her life but when her mother asks her to teach one of her […]
Home Field Advantage by Dahlia Adler
A cute YA romance in a book that was a little heavier than expected This was my second read by Adler, and I’m happy to say that I liked it much more than her other, Cool for the Summer. While I enjoyed the feel of Adler’s previous writing, I just didn’t enjoy many of her […]
I, Volcano by Eule Grey
A hard but hopeful and poetic story of love in wartime What we go through, the context in which we read stories informs the way we experience them. Reading this book while there’s a war raging a few hours from here, with families finding refuge in the village I live in and becoming part of […]
Radiant by Judy Sapphire
This was a very solid debut book I often talk about how the publisher Bella, has an unbelievable talent for finding good new authors, and I think Judy Sapphire will soon be joining that list. While I wasn’t blown away by this, it was enjoyable and absolutely an above-average read, which to me means, even […]
Delafield by Katherine V Forrest
Kate Delafield is back and just as sharp as ever I first came to lesfic through mysteries, with Katherine V. Forrest, Clare McNab, Val McDermid, and a few others, as my guides. Along with Karin Kallmaker when I found romance a few months later, Forrest is one of the authors who helped me grow, become […]
Looking for Trouble by Jess Lea, narrated by Cat Gould
A very fun read I haven’t read much by Jess Lea but this was my cup of tea. Looking for Trouble: a quirky romantic mystery is exactly that, equal parts eccentric humour, political intrigue and sweet romance. Nancy has a PhD in Political Science but she’s stuck with low-paid jobs, in a terrible shared house […]
Two of a Kind by T.B. Markinson and Miranda MacLeod
A city girl in cowgirl land, a fun ride to happiness I love the stories T.B. Markinson and Miranda MacLeod create for us, funny and heartwarming tales with imperfect women you want at least to be friends with, if not more. Drew loves nothing but her family and their ranch somewhere in Wyoming. She works […]