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  • The Spice Islands Voyage

    By Tim Severin
    5 stars

    Severin uses a tradional native sailing vessel to follow in the footsteps of Alfred Russell Wallace, who, jointly with Darwin, proposed the the theory of natural selection. Severin and his crew travel through equatorisal Indonesia and bring awareness to issues such as rainforest deforestation, smuggling of rare birds and the importance of envirinmental awareness. Awesome background reading for junior Social Studies.

  • Courtiers

    By Lucy Worsley
    5 stars

    The sub title is a Secret History of the Georgian Court and it covers the people who flocked to Kensington Palace in search of power and prestige. These eighteenth century royal servants had fascinating lives and she covers them from he Vice Chamberlain to Peter the Wild Boy. It is really readable.

  • This is Going To Hurt

    By Adam Kay
    4 stars

    Autobiography of a junior doctor in the NHS over a 10 year period. Some stories are funny, some are sad and many are gallows humour. An great read.

  • Lose You To Find Me

    By B Celeste
    4 stars

    Part of the Linden U series. After Raine Copelin turns down her long-time boyfriend Caleb Anders's marriage proposal, the two are barely speaking, barely coping as they enter graduate school at Lindon University. Caleb doesn't understand what happened, but Raine has her reasons. She knows she can't give Caleb the future he wants, so she decides to let him go. Caleb's father has terminal illness and this sends Caleb spiraling back into Raine's arms.

  • In Search of Genghis Khan

    By Tim Severin
    5 stars

    He travels with 6 Mongol companions and a photogtrapher to travel the same paths as the soldiers of Genghis Khan in the thirteenth century through some of the most remote and inhospitable territory in Mongolia.

  • Hound Dog

    By Katana Collins
    4 stars

    The hero's business, Hound Dog, utilizes rescue dogs as a way to help people attract and find their perfect match. and over eighty percent of my clients end up adopting the dogs, so a win - win. And then Haylee Rogers comes back to town.

  • The China Voyage

    By Tim Severin
    5 stars

    He sets out from Hong Kong on a traditionally built bamboo raft with 6 men and 1 woman to test the theory that Asian raft sailors reached America over 2,000 years ago. They travelled over 5,500 miles from Hong Kong and it took 6 months.

  • Crusader: By horse to Jerusalem

    By Tim Severin
    5 stars

    Severin and his 'squire' travel from Chateau Bouillon in Belgium with the same breed of Ardennes Heavy Horse used by Duke Godfrey. He follows the historic trail for eight and a half months, moving from the green countryside of northern Europe into the heat and parched landscape of the Near East, for more than 2,500 miles. He does reach the Holy City.

  • Tracking Marco Polo

    By Tim Severin
    5 stars

    While still at Oxford Tim Severin used the great explorer’s journals as a route guide, and followed him all the way from Venice to Afghanistan — on a motorbike. It covers his travels through Armenia and Persia, across deserts and mountains, and his companions overcome crashes, floods, sandstorms and linguistic muddles. I really interseting read.

  • Caring for Grace

    By Suzanne Ash
    0 stars

    He's a single dad trying to find his way away from his career; she's a babysitter with too much on her shoulders, and Grace is the adorable nine-month-old who brings them together. He's pretty clueless but it all works out in the end.

  • Pamndora's Lockbox

    By Nico Griffith
    4 stars

    Non fiction memoir of selling real estate in Southern California. Some pretty dark stories as well as an insight on what it took to be successful in that career.

  • The Farthest Star

    By Sally Glover
    4 stars

    Domino West, movie star and producer looking for a venue to shhot a movie meets Forrest Russo part-owner of the Driftwood Inn in the San Juan islands. HEA of course. Actually quite well written.

  • Reason to Believe

    By Rebecca Yarros
    4 stars

    The heroine, wanting ro keep to young brother together after their mother diers, ends up not only fosterning them but married to her brother's best friend. All this is set in a town that is being rebuilt after a disadterous fire.

  • Recipe for a Charmed Life

    By Rachel Linden
    4 stars

    Georgia May Jackson is an American chef in Paris who wants to run a restaurant there. After catching her chef boyfrend cheating on her at work she goes to a small island near Seattle to reconnect with the mother she last saw as a 5 year old child, and doscovers her heritage.

  • My Escort

    By Kelly Gendon
    4 stars

    Misleading title here. The escort in question is actually one of three brothers (who are a constrcution firm) who help abused women escape from their homes and taken them to the next place in a chain of helpers. One of the women ends up coming back and hiring the firm for a project.

  • Between Takes

    By Morgana Bevan
    4 stars

    Feisty heroine goes to work for self-destructive actor. He changes for the better, and after the usual misunderstandings and plot twists you have an HEA,

  • Mama Knows Best

    By Reece Porter
    5 stars

    This one was a keeper. MaCee Porter returns to her smnall Southern hometown. She meets Tyler Dixon and you have a classic storey. So nicely written and so many authentic Southern details.

  • A Twist of Date

    By Susan Hatler
    3 stars

    Novella. Melane Porter's best friend gives her a set to rules to follow to stope her from any more bad relationships. It does have an HEA.

  • Not Tonight, Josephine

    By George Mahood
    4 stars

    Josephine is the lemon of a car he buys with his friend Mark, to drive through small town USA. Several expensive breakdowns but Josephione does get tpo both coasts and a fair way through the middle of the USA.

  • PS Never in a Million Years

    By J S Cooper
    1 stars

    I keot reading this to see if it might improve as a story - it actually got worse, so then I kept reading it to see how bad it could get - and the answer was really, really train wreck bad. It deserves a star just for that.

  • Fpx

    By Nana Malone
    4 stars

    Hockey romance. Fox is from a famous sporting family trying to get into the NHL. Cassie is a childhood friend and their relationship gradually bercomes a romance.

  • Putting the Fun in Funeral

    By Diana Francis
    4 stars

    Beck discovers that her dead psycho mother is actually her aunt, and that the police think she might have killed her. Toss in some magc powers and her real family and you have an interesting paranormal genre story.

  • Murder and the Mortician

    By Marian McCarthy
    4 stars

    I was hoping for a good Whodunit and ended up with a paranormal mystery.Perrie Spock is an undertaker in the long time family business, and gradually rediscovers psychic gifts after a dead body is left outside the funeral home.

  • Broken

    By Elise Faber
    4 stars

    She writes about ice hockey and this is the start of a new series. What is interesting is that I takes a while to work out who, in the relationship, is the broken person. A good HEA.

  • Private Property

    By Skye Warren
    1 stars

    Didn't realise 2 things - it had a cliff-hanger, and was a modern day retelling of Jane Eire, so that was annoying, and I didn't enjoy it - but I finished it.

  • Tales of the Peanut Butter Kid

    By Larry Wayne Miller
    4 stars

    Interesting for a social historian. Autobiography of a boy who lived on a farm in Colorado in the 1940s and 50s. It was a hard life but he had lots of life lessons, and the attitudes of the time come through.

  • We Know

    By Gregg Hurwitz
    4 stars

    Thriller. Nick Horrigan is dragged out of hos home in os Angeles by a SWAT team because a terroreist has taken control of a nuclear power plant and is threatening to blow it up unless he spoeaks to Nick. His search for the truth is linked to an old secret, the traumas of his past and a threat to his life.

  • Cures for Heartbreak

    By Margo Rabb
    3 stars

    Mia Pearlman's mother dies from cancer when she is 15. She has to deal with the funeral, a social worker, her grieving father, her nerdy sister, and her own grief for her mother. It looks at ther different kinds of love and the possibility of new beginnings.

  • Mr Finchley Discovers his England

    By Victor Canning
    4 stars

    First published in 1934.Mr Edgar Finchley, unmarried clerk, aged 45, is told to take a holiday for the first time in his life. He decides to go to the seaside. But from his abduction by a cheerful crook, to his smuggling escapade off the south coast, the timid but plucky Mr Finchley is plunged into a series of the most astonishing and extraordinary adventures. He eventually ends up in London.

  • Soggy Semolina

    By Lance Manley
    4 stars

    Set in 1975, era of flared trousers, the Bay City Rollers and the Star Wars. This school in Southam, England has a Head who is a scary looking nun, the top playground is only for big boys & girls. So many echoes of similarities in New Zealand schools.

  • La Vie en Rose

    By Susie Kelly
    4 stars

    Some of the best bits of the popular travel author's diaries reveal the minutiae of expat day to day life in rural France. Some giggles for sure but also fun to read.

  • Riffs and Refrains

    By Devney Perry
    4 stars

    In the Hush Notes series - Quinn's story. How Quinn finds her way back to the boy she left behind and how her father realises that he was intolernat and unfair to her years ago.

  • The Final Play

    By Amie Knight
    3 stars

    An accidental pregnancy story and part 3 of a series about players in an NFL football team. This one is about Mason and his twin brither who suffer an incredibly traumatising accident a pre-teens. Mason concentrates on football while Max uses alcohol and drugs. Enter Glory who is pregnant to Max, who is now in jail. Of course Mason ends up in ove with her. It does have an HEA.

  • My Roommate is a Vampirer

    By Jenna Levine
    4 stars

    How does a vampire out of touch with the modern world learn to blend in? Get a human roommate of course. Artist Cassie learns that she is a better artist and more courageous than she realised.

  • Stealing Home

    By Grace Reilly
    3 stars

    Sebastian and Mia have a very uncoventional story but it was nice to have a nerdy astrophysicist as the heroine. Family dysfunction also covered nicely.

  • A Larks Tale

    By Lynn Messina
    4 stars

    The first in a series. The heroine is very atypical of the Regency time period, and there's agreat sub-plot with her half-brother and his new wife. Historical details are well researched which meant I could read it without getting seriously annoyed by anachronisms or errors.

  • Death on Deck

    By Verity Bright
    4 stars

    In the Lady Swift series, this one is set on an ocran liner reminiscent of the Titanic. Assorted murders and a very villainous (didn't spot him right away) murderer.

  • Small Town Stilettos

    By Sagan Morrow
    3 stars

    Aunt Eleanor leaves the heroine her estate but she has to marry Logan (childhood friend). So Margaret has to comer back to her small toen whern she's really a city girl at heart. Not a stand alone, which is annoying

  • A Very English Murder

    By Verity Bright
    4 stars

    The heroine, her butler and staff and a murder. Set in the 1940s and quite a fun read.

  • Say the Words

    By Genny Carrick
    3 stars

    Maid of Honour at a wedding causes the best man to have an accident (broken ribs), and he's also the older brother of her cheater ex boyfriend.

  • Every Wish Way

    By Shannon Bright
    3 stars

    Got this because of the Pride and Prejudice connection. Not what I expected with the wish granting?

  • A Hero for Hailey

    By D E Haggerty
    4 stars

    Kept this one. Interesting heroine, and I love the 'uncles' and klutzy best friends and business partner in the You Cheat, We Eat dective agency. Not a mystery entirely.

  • Valdemar

    By Mercedes Lackey
    4 stars

    I've been waiting for this one for ages and was slightly disappointed. Still a great read, and fills in gaps from some of her other books.

  • Juniper Bean Resorts to Murder

    By Gracie Mitchell
    4 stars

    Kept this one. A second chance romance where a very quirky heroine with a sad back story reconnects with a significant person in her life. The murder is connected with the identity of her father.

  • Rome for the Holidays.

    By Ciara Blume
    4 stars

    Almost a keeper. Heroine is doing background interview of self-help guru. They have a 'meet cute' and end up in a fake relationship. Complications with her family (grandparents) story but an HEA eventually.

  • Dead Eye

    By Alyssa Day
    4 stars

    First in a paranormal mystery series with witches, shapeshifters and a murder ot two.

  • The Flower Cottage

    By Leanna Morgan
    3 stars

    paris Haynes moves to Sapphire Bay and decises to open a flower shop. The contractor is a returned soldier with an amputation and a son. HEA of course.

  • Fat Girl Sings

    By Ray Schoenke
    3 stars

    Autobiography of Rasy Schoenke who played in the NFL. Part Hawaiian so covers quite a bit about the coaches, teams racism, drug use etc in the NFL.

  • Shattered Rainbows

    By Mary Jo Putney
    5 stars

    From the Lost Angels series - Michael's story. The historical details for the Battle of Waterloo was really well researched.

  • Revved to the Maxx

    By Melanie Mporeland
    4 stars

    Didn't delete this one. Feisty heroine with a go-getter attitude meets grumpy hero.

  • Flaming June

    By Emma Leech
    3 stars

    A semi-Regency. Clear;y two of the main characters are on the spectrum. Trials, tribulations and eventually an HEA.

  • Merry Inkmass

    By Talia Hibbert
    4 stars

    Almost and a keeper - does cover issues of homelessness and abuse. Lots of misunderstandings between the hero and heroine.

  • Smolder

    By Laurell K Hamilton
    4 stars

    In the Anita Blake series - more perils and supernatural nasties and the wedding still hasn't happened.

  • What I'm Looking For

    By Karen Gray
    4 stars

    Will and Kate's story. Lots of angst and misunderstandings but a good HEA

  • His Christmas Wish

    By Fiona Murphy
    1 stars

    Thank goodness it was short - I finished just to see how bad it could really get - and boy it was really, really bad!!

  • Stay With You

    By Melanie Shawn
    4 stars

    Chrissy's mysteriois neighbour turns out to be a far better person than her deadbeat, trying to divorce her husband.

  • Forget about Me

    By Karen Grey
    4 stars

    Ben is back in Boston and acting in a play. He finds a stray dog and reconnects with Lucy. It's better than it sounds.

  • One Month Boyfriend

    By Roxie Noir
    4 stars

    Fake dating my sworn enemy to make my ex so jealous he can't see straight? She decides her ruthless, heartless, narcissistic jerk of an ex-fiancé needs to be taken down a notch. It sicceeds and you get an HEA as well.

  • You Get What you Give

    By Karen Grey
    4 stars

    An out of towner comes in and causes triuble for a local. A hurricane and assorted friends issues eventuaslly lead to an HEA. Part 1 of a series.

  • Tuesdays Like That

    By Carina Taylor
    4 stars

    Grandmother's dying wish is to see her married so she has what she thinks is a fake ceremony - but it's not a fake.

  • Ari's Adventure

    By Laina Turner
    3 stars

    Ari's husband wants a divorce. She goes to a small town, meets a guy (who is a recovering alcoholic). Thay fall in love.

  • Salt Bay Summer Dance

    By Juliet Brilee
    3 stars

    Heroine is blind, trying to be more independent. Hero has issues but falls for her.

  • Floored

    By Karla Sorensen
    4 stars

    Another Ward sisters book - Lia's story. Meets British professional soccer player - gets pregnant. Makes him confront his issues. HEA of course.

  • By Your Side

    By Karla Sorensen
    4 stars

    Not a sports title. Cute gfirl rents from the hero - she learns to like dogs and save rather than spend and he learns to trust and be part of a family. One sc ary attempted rape, but a HEA

  • The Ohana Cottage

    By Megan Reinking
    3 stars

    Trite, but it does cover PTSD and why it's important to deal with tghe situation

  • The Marrige Effect

    By Karla Sorensen
    4 stars

    Number 2 in the series - Paige's story and a link/prequel to the Ward sisters series.

  • The Best Laid Plans

    By Karla Sorensen
    4 stars

    What do you do when your best friend dies and leaves you a derelect historic home to deal with as a final task?

  • Fierce - Ivan

    By Natalie Ann
    3 stars

    Not as good as some in the series but a cxhnage of pace where the hjero and heroine are quiet, frugal and 'nerds'.

  • Total Bull

    By Tiffany Andrea
    4 stars

    This is Angel's stoiry where we find out why she always tells the truth. Covers family relationships and workplace dynamics

  • The Bombshell Effect

    By Karla Sorensen
    4 stars

    The start of the Washington Wolves books. Interesting in that it shows a woman in a traditional male role in the sports business in the USA.

  • Tinkering - the complete book fo John Clark

    By John Clarke
    4 stars

    It's about Jonn Clarke's writing life and gives insight into his thouights, his comic genius, some poetry.

  • The Plan

    By Karla Sorensen
    4 stars

    Part 2 in the series - heroine has to deal with aftermath of car crash caused by paparazzi. Falls for the older, grumpy former Washington football player who acts as driver/bodyguard.

  • The Lie

    By Karla Sorensen
    4 stars

    Part 1 of a new series - US football in Washington. Bad boy with bad impulse control falls in love.

  • Truly, Madly, Whiskey

    By Melissa Foster
    4 stars

    In the dark Knights series - how Bear meeets Crystal. Does cover rape as a side issue and how to deal with the aftermath.

  • Unexpecting

    By Holly Kerr
    4 stars

    Mid thirties woman unexpectedly becomes pregnant with triplets. Better than it sounds as it's well written and very funny in parts.

  • Foreplay

    By Kate Meader
    4 stars

    Part of a series and this one does mention issues such as cyber bullying, undue influence by authority figures, and the importance of transparency.

  • The River Road

    By Joyce West
    5 stars

    Sarah and her aunt settle on a remote sheep station where her aunt is the housekeeper. She lkernes ot ride and when danger thteatens she makes a night ride to fetch help.

  • The Year of the Shining Cuckoo

    By Joyce West
    5 stars

    Set in Northland on a dairy farm Johnnie looks forward to a summer that could be marvellous. He ties to earn enough money to buy a horse called Golden Melody.

  • Fix Her Up

    By Carey Heywood
    4 stars

    Divorced woman buys a fixer-upper in New Hampshire. Local contractor helps her.

  • Cowboy in a Kilt

    By Kait Nolan
    4 stars

    Texan wins an estate in Scotland in a poker game and finds out he needs to marry a stranger tpo keep the estate.

  • The Reality of Everything

    By Rebecca Yarros
    4 stars

    Part of a series. Deals with issues of grieving and therapy after a death during an overseas military deployment and what it means for survivors. Almost 5 star.

  • Dare You To Hate Me

    By B Celeste
    5 stars

    Not sure if this is YA or contemporary. It does deal with self harm and suicidal thinking, and dysfunctional family relationships, but it's a great story and I will look for others by this author.

  • Cruise Ship SOS

    By Dr Ben MacFarlane
    4 stars

    Biography - what happened on a round the world voyage on a cruise ship. Readable and interesting.

  • Love, Pucks and Other Stories

    By Elise Faber
    4 stars

    Number 1 of 3 in a Rush Hockey series. Small town mayor rebuilds town after a catastrophic fire and has ypo deal with an alpha hockey player as well.

  • The Golden Country

    By Joyce West
    5 stars

    Gabrielle is now grown and has mopved to Cape Lost, which Graer Uncle Garnet left to her when he died. This covers her ear;ly attempts at farming and ends with her hero declaring himself after saving her life during a flash flood.

  • Cape Lost

    By Joyce West
    5 stars

    Gabrielle Allan is growing up, and her life is changing. On a droving trip to Cape Lost (a sheep station owned by her Great Uncle Garnet, she discovers what happened to Great Aunt Vanessa.

  • Drovers Road

    By Joyce West
    5 stars

    First published in 1953,ed in terms of attitudes and language, but for a social historian it's a treasure trove of evidence. Set on a sheep station on the East Coast of the North Island it cover trhat lives of Gasy, the heroine, her cousins, Aunt Belle and her Uncle Dunsany.

  • Swag & Tucker

    By Margaret Hall
    4 stars

    YA title set in Westland in 1887. Proyagonist is a 15 year old girl. Beach gold minring with sheep fleeces, danger for thieves and a touch of romance. Well worth reading.

  • Cap

    By Elise Faber
    4 stars

    In the Gold Ice hockey team series. Does touch on abusive relationships and coping mechanisms. HEA ending and a teaser for the next title in the series

  • Born to Be Badger

    By Shelly Laurenston
    5 stars

    Number five in a series. Have the other 4 and this one is also a keeper. Annoying that it ends on a cliffhanger - really annoying

  • Ink

    By Elizabeth Hunter
    4 stars

    Merging a bookstore and tattoo shop. Family issues stall the HEA.

  • The Island House

    By Elena Johnson
    3 stars

    Divorced woman runs away to Hawaii and buys a fixer-upper and finds a job at a bridal venue. Also meets an ex-military helicopter pilot.

  • Final Chapter

    By Pam Stucky
    3 stars

    Mystery that was relatively easy to solve, but an interesting premise.

  • Wild About Denali

    By Sara Blackard
    4 stars

    First in a series, set in Alaska. Aussie Narure Channel adventurer falls in love with a single mother. Lots of bad assie slang.

  • Somebody Like You

    By Carrie Elks
    3 stars

    Nice story but not a keeper

  • A Promised land

    By Barack Obama
    5 stars

    First volume of hs presdiential memoirs. Covers from the start up to the death of Osama Bin Laden. Fascintaing to read.

  • Love Calls Softly

    By Laura Haley-McNeil
    2 stars

    Very much a slow burn and old fashioned love story. Did cover the ethics of big business and layoffs.

  • Muses & Melodies

    By Rebecca Yarros
    4 stars

    In the Hush Notes series. This Nixon's story. Covers parental abuse, coping mechanisms and an HEA

  • Love & Fear

    By A J Downey
    5 stars

    Second in the series. Covers physical abuse in relationships, with a good herlping of the ghost stories of Savannah and Charleston.

  • Original Syn

    By A J Downey
    5 stars

    Start of a new mc series. Does cover addicitons such as compulsiver gambling and dysfunctional families.

  • The Pugly Truth

    By Tiffany Andrea
    4 stars

    Linked to hewr other books. A second chance romance featuring Caleb, Sophie's twin.

  • Ay Chihuahua

    By Tiffany Andrea
    4 stars

    Linked with her others. Does touch on racism, and issues within families but a nice romance.

  • Rivers Between Us

    By Greta Rose West
    4 stars

    Western romance - dysfunctional families, plots and an abusive relationship and a hero Sheriff.

  • The Worst Best Man

    By Lucy Score
    4 stars

    Brooklyn meets Manhattan when their best friends get married. Emitional maturity is an issue here.

  • Protecting What's Mine

    By Lucy Score
    4 stars

    Part of a linked series. Military flight doctor with PTSD and dysfunctional family tries a normal life.

  • Come Work For Me

    By Weston Parker
    4 stars

    Feisty single mother becomes CFO for a grumpy ex-military tycoon. Abusive ex forces a live-in situation, and a happy ending

  • Nine Brides and One Witch

    By Kasey Michaels
    4 stars

    Two Regency novellas, light hearted romps and nicely written.

  • Tell-Tail Sign

    By Tiffany Andrea
    4 stars

    Amusing, light fiction with a good HEA ending.

  • Wyoming Proud

    By Diana Palmer
    3 stars

    Classic Palmer - old fashioned gender roles, alpha male fiction, but it has a charm.

  • Sweet Success

    By Susan Mallery
    3 stars

    Tycoon suffers tragedy, goes MIA. Meets movie star's daughter and they fall in love. Some angst.

  • The Troublemaker

    By Maisey Yates
    3 stars

    The last of the McClouds to find a partner. The classic girl next door, with angst, story.

  • Driving Whiskwey Wild

    By Melissa Foster
    4 stars

    In the Dark Knights series - Bullet meets Finley.

  • Founding of Valdemar - Into the West

    By Mercedes Lackey
    5 stars

    Part 2 of 3. The perils of moving a duchy through the Pelegirs. Number 3 is due out in 3 days but the release date has already been moved 3 times, so fingers crossed that it comes this time.

  • Founding of Valdemar - Beyond

    By Mercedes Lackey
    5 stars

    Part 1 of 3 covering how Valdemarcame into existence. Theusual excellnetly written and entertaining Lackey story.

  • Bain

    By Sawyer Bennett
    4 stars

    Hockey sports romance with a predictable HEA

  • Big Nick Energy

    By Lani Lynn Vale
    4 stars

    Collection of short stories and out takes from many of her series.

  • Wicked Whiskey Love

    By Melissa Foster
    4 stars

    Part of the Dark Knights series. Some distressing trauma to the heroine but an HEA eventually.

  • Ignite

    By Melanie Harlow
    3 stars

    Predictable HEA with a grumpy hero

  • The Wrong Game

    By Kandi Steiner
    3 stars

    Sports romance.

  • Flawless

    By Elise Silver
    4 stars

    Bull rider meets new agent after an issue with endiorsements. Predictable HEA.

  • Then Came You

    By Dylan Allen
    4 stars

    Good story.

  • Faking Ms Right

    By Claire Kingsley
    4 stars

    Fake girlfriend for the billionaire boss, a heap of misunderstandings and a gold digger ex gitlfriend who goes after the hero's father, HEA eventually.

  • Repeat

    By Kylie Scott
    4 stars

    Heroine has amnesia and TBI issues after being attacked and left for dead. Ends up contacting her ex boyfriend who has a psycho person working for him. HEA eventually

  • Return to Us

    By Corrine Michaels
    3 stars

    Nice but not a keeper

  • Beard in Hiding

    By Penny Reid
    4 stars

    In the Winston world - nice tying up of loose ends.

  • It Happened One Christmas

    By Chantal Guertin
    3 stars

    Nice enough but not a keeper,

  • The Secret

    By Kristen Proby
    2 stars

    Not one of her best.

  • Muffin Top

    By Avery Flynn
    4 stars

    Plus size girl, a high school reunion, a fake date who wants to stop being a serial dater but is falling for the protagonist. HEA.

  • Wid Child

    By Audrey Carlan
    2 stars

    Bad writing, bad plot but a moderately happy ending

  • Shameless

    By Lex Martin
    3 stars

    Guilt ridden estranged brother has to deal with orphaned toddler after brother and wife die tragically. Her best friend is there and also guilt ridden. Lots of misunderstandings but an HEA eventually

  • Miss Dramatic

    By Grace Burrowes
    4 stars

    Historical fiction. Former actor now a country gentleman has to find a wife. Enter a former love and they try for a future together whil;e mic=schief and mayhem plot ot keep them apart

  • A Chance Romance

    By S B Roth
    2 stars

    Another novella but a fairly old fashioned Diana palmner way of writing. Not a keeper.

  • Wingmom

    By Terra Weiss
    4 stars

    Interersting take on a mother and daughter relationship, the ethics of pet ownership and social media influencers.

  • Storybook Christmas

    By Terra Weiss
    4 stars

    Novella. Nice HEA with the predictable difficulties along the way

  • Cutting Chords

    By Terra Weiss
    4 stars

    Number 3 in Blue Vine series. The hero is on the spectrum, and the tropes are a little predictable.

  • Finding Yesterday

    By Terra Weiss
    4 stars

    Number 1 in the Blue Vines series. The ending solves the mystery of the disappearance of 2 women.

  • Since I Fell For You

    By Ann Roth
    3 stars

    Teacher takes over a one room, multi grade school on the praries. Falls in love with ther fatjer of a mut child. Angst aplenty

  • The Patriot

    By Jennifer Millikin
    4 stars

    Two people with issues meet and overcome obstacles.

  • Too Good To be True

    By Kristen Ashley
    4 stars

    A sort of mystery/ romance mix but the plot is quite good.

  • Clown Motel

    By Lani Lynn Vale
    5 stars

    Next in the series. Does talk about child abuse.

  • Show Off

    By Lani Lynn Vale
    5 stars

    Number 3 in a series. The circus performers and their trials.

  • Seeking Happily Ever After

    By Elens Aitkens
    3 stars

    Has a HEA but you have aa addict Birth mother, and a stalker ex boyfroend in the mix.

  • Hook Shot

    By Kennedy Ryan
    5 stars

    Sequel - linked to another title but you don't have to haver read it first. Covers child sexual abuse as a key issue so some treiggers there.

  • Every Duke Has His Day

    By Suzanne Enoch
    0 stars

    Stolen poodles, an inept villain and an engaging hero and heroine.

  • Douglas

    By Grace Burrowes
    0 stars

    In the Duke of Moreland setting. Nice that the Duke got thwarted thus time. The classic HEA.

  • Second Chance Spring

    By Delancey Stewart
    3 stars

    The allergy ridden male protagonist was an unusual choice of hero so a b it more humour in this one than I ecpected. Ususal HEA thiugh

  • A Pelican Pointe Christmas

    By Vickied McKeehan
    4 stars

    Liked this one more than others in the series. Some humour mxed in with the angst this time.

  • Keeping Cape Summer

    By Vickie McKeehan
    4 stars

    Also part of the Pelican Pointe series - pleasant romance story

  • The Boathouse

    By Vickie McKeehan
    4 stars

    Part of the Pelican Pointe series -this one had a slightly gruesome plot. Didn't pick up on who was the baddie until nearly the end.

  • Just Neighbours

    By Charity Ferrell
    3 stars

    Was number 3 in the series - slightly better

  • Just a Fling

    By Charity Ferrell
    3 stars

    First in a series - okay read.

  • The Good Guy on the Porch

    By Katharine Sadler
    4 stars

    A good read - again some quite dark issues covered in a romance context, and one section had me sad, but it does have an HEA ending

  • How Sweet it Is

    By Lani Blake
    4 stars

    Number 4 in a series. This one is a ittle more lighthearted but still has a heavy central issue.

  • The Texan Meets His Match

    By Lani Blake
    4 stars

    Number 2 in a series. Covers some quite heavy family issues for both protagonists within the context of a romance.

  • A Promise of Home

    By Lani Blake
    4 stars

    First in a series. Believable characters and enough anbst to keep it interesting

  • Tangled Up

    By Sophie Andrews
    3 stars

    Predictable story and trope but some giggles . Writes good English

  • Angels Fall

    By Nora Roberts
    5 stars

    Great read and worth keeping in a collection

  • Lauren From last Night

    By Heather Stewart
    4 stars

    Part of a series - worth readiung o you like US college angst and hard issues.

  • Wilde Love

    By Jennifer Ryan
    4 stars

    Again - not a keeper

  • Too Much Temptation

    By Lori Foster
    3 stars

    Not a keeper

  • The Hate Vow

    By Nicole French
    3 stars

    Sart 0f a series - sort of want to find out what comes next?

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