Tag: book reviews
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First Lines Friday: Uncover Your Next Read
Discover Unwavering by Cassie Laelyn in this week’s First Lines Friday! The newest release in the Fallen Guardians series brings River’s story to life with action, chaos, and sizzling romance. If you love paranormal romance with soulmates, fallen angels, and destiny-driven passion, this series is a must-read.
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Heartfelt Historical Romance: The Recluse’s Vindication Review & Giveaway
In “The Recluse’s Vindication” by Danielle Grandinetti, love and forgiveness intertwine on the haunting shores of Loch Ness. Childhood sweethearts Ben and Eleanor confront their past and navigate the shadows of WWII. This poignant novella, rich in heart and hope, reminds us that love can truly guide us home.
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Cooking Up Clues: A Murder Most Fowl Review
Twins Beth and Seth inherit their aunt’s chicken-themed food truck and enter a cooking competition in A Murder Most Fowl by Carmela Dutra. When murder strikes, their dreams turn deadly. This cozy mystery blends humor, family, food, and suspense for fans of Lucy Burdette and Joanne Fluke.
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Defying Expectations: A Spinster’s Folly Review
Lady Eugenie, a spirited character, defies societal norms with humor and charm in Laura Beers’ “A Spinster’s Folly.” Set in Regency England, her passionate clash with Charles, despite their vows against marriage, ignites a delightful scandal, leading them to confront their true feelings. This whimsical tale celebrates love and independence!
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Cozy Mystery Review: Murder at the Woolen Mill
When Julia finds a body at her cousin’s woolen mill, her small-town getaway in Frosty Pines turns into a murder investigation—complete with quirky sleuths, tasty treats, and a handsome lumberjack neighbor.
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Roaring Hearts: A Forbidden Romance in 1920s Chicago
In “Roaring Hearts,” set in the glamorous Roaring 20s, Arabella, a wealthy heiress, finds herself drawn to Solomon, a speakeasy worker. Their passionate, forbidden romance faces class barriers and personal struggles. Ultimately, this captivating tale explores love’s complexities and offers two poignant endings, challenging perceptions of happiness and choices.
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First Lines Friday: Uncover Your Next Read
First Lines Fridays, hosted by Wandering Words, invites readers to discover books by their opening lines. Ashley shares her current historical read, “Six Weeks by the Sea” by Paula Byrne, a novel exploring Jane Austen’s life, love, and a summer seaside holiday. The post encourages readers to engage with literature.
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Women Behind Shakespeare: A Historical Mystery
What if Shakespeare’s genius was secretly three fearless women? The Shakespeare Secret reimagines history with a feminist twist, as a countess, a court musician, and a seamstress risk everything to tell their stories—only to be accused of treason. Bold, atmospheric, and riveting for fans of Hamnet and historical intrigue.
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Book Review: Catching Trouble by Vicki Hilton
In the vibrant world of Vicki Hilton’s third installment of the French Kisses series, Chloe takes on a summer nanny role for the brooding yet captivating single dad, Maxime. Their connection deepens amidst humor and awkward moments, setting the stage for a slow-burn romance. Love blossoms in the sun-drenched Mediterranean, highlighting the beauty of second…
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Book Review & Giveaway: The Neighbor and the Gifts by Danielle Grandinetti
This suspenseful Christmas-in-July romance follows anxious librarian Ollie and her longtime crush, Deputy Titus, as they bond over a series of mysterious—and increasingly dangerous—gifts from a secret admirer. Sweet, tense, and heartfelt, the story’s charming characters and slow-burn romance will leave readers eager to continue the series.
