Posts Categorized: Contemporary

Review: May by Audrey Carlan

May (Calendar Girl #5) by Audrey Carlan Blurb: Swimsuits, sun, surfing, and a sexy Samoan. I headed to the island of Oahu, Hawaii to meet with cutting-edge swimsuit fashion designer, Angel D’Amico, to serve as head model for the “Beauty Comes in All Sizes” swimsuit campaign. The designer wants to show the world that beauty is not just a size two. My curves got me into this gig, and, the moment I laid eyes on my modeling “partner,” I’d never been happier with my buxom form. Tai Niko had everything the average man lacked. Height, broad shoulders, a nipped in… Read more »

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Review: The Truth About Hope by Kate James

The Truth About Hope by Kate James Blurb: Who is Hope Wilson? Is she the girl her former hometown thinks she is? Or the girl Luke Carter once loved—and maybe still does? When Hope returns to Canyon Creek, Texas, to honor her father’s last wishes, there’s only one person on her mind: her high school sweetheart, Luke. The boy she lied to when she had to leave Canyon Creek as a teen, finding it easier to hide what she really felt than deal with the grief of loss. Her father’s fortune could make a big difference to Canyon Creek—but Hope… Read more »

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Review: April by Audrey Carlan

April (Calendar Girl #4) by Audrey Carlan Blurb: Baseball, beer, and a hot boy. Nothing can beat that. Until I meet Mason “Mace” Murphy the next “it” pitcher for the Boston Red Sox and my client. He’s immature, arrogant, sexy as sin, and the last man that’s going to get into my panties. He’s not used to hearing the word no from women, so I’m going to spell it out for him. N = Not going to happen. O = Out of your league buddy. I was hired to cuddle up to the annoying, beautiful athlete, and give prospective advertisers… Read more »

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Review: A Heart Stuck On Hope by Jennie Jones

A Heart Stuck On Hope (A Dollar For a Dream #1) by Jennie Jones Blurb: Move to the country for $1 a week. Dulili is suffering a people drought. Over the years more people have moved away than have arrived to stay in this old New South Wales farming town, and now only a handful of young families and elderly residents are left. The locals put a plan into action to entice newcomers: offering the town’s empty houses to newcomers from anywhere in Australia. Who could resist renting a beautiful homestead for a dollar a week? There’s nothing left for… Read more »

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Review: Happily Ever After by Jen Meyers

Happily Ever After (Happily Ever After #1) by Jen Meyers blurb: For wedding planner Everly Vaughn, her best friend’s high-profile Caribbean island wedding could be her big break. The good news? She’s starting her own business. The bad news? Well… One client. The wedding of the season. Twelve days to pull it off. No staff. A bride who’s been engaged four times but never makes it down the aisle. And the bride’s brother who she’s trying desperately to resist…to no avail. What could possibly go wrong? (Seriously? Absolutely everything.) My Review: I received a copy in exchange for an honest… Read more »

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Review: His Kind of Cowgirl by Karen Rock

His Kind of Cowgirl by Karen Rock Blurb: Would he still love her…if he knew? Tanner Hayes smashed Claire’s life to pieces when he chose the rodeo over her ten years ago. And now he’d wrecked her truck! Fantastic. She’d lost her husband, the family ranch was mired in debt, her father was recuperating from a stroke and her son was being bullied. Why not throw a reckless bull rider into the mix? All she’d wanted was a safe, stable life. But with Tanner back in town—and staying on her ranch—nothing was safe, or under control. Not the feelings she’d… Read more »

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Review: Truths We Tell by Brenda St. John Brown

Truths We Tell (The Truth Series #2) by Brenda St. John Brown Blurb: Ella Ingraham almost falls for Josh Devereaux’s easy charm and effortless smile. God knows, she wants to. He’s made her feel more than anyone has in a long time, both in and out of bed. But one phone call changes everything. Especially when the truth about Josh is on the other end of that call. Now Ella isn’t sure which is worse – Josh lying to her about his past, or the fact she can’t stop thinking about him anyway. Not that he’s making it easy. Josh… Read more »