In Robyn Carr’s ‘The Best of Us,’ Growing into Adulthood Takes a Hearty Shove [REVIEW]

When a woman spends her life raising her sister’s child, she’s ready to embrace the future and build a new life of her own when that kiddo grows up and leaves the nest. But what will she do when she discovers that even as an adult, those we nurture still depend on us for extra TLC? Find out in Robyn Carr’s heartfelt novel, The Best of Us.

Heather FinkFebruary 23, 2022February 24, 2022Leave a comment

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In Lori Wilde’s ‘Rocky Mountain Heat,’ Life Starts After Everything Is Lost [REVIEW]

Rocky Mountains — Can two strangers embrace a new beginning in Lori Wilde’s *Rocky Mountain Heat*? (Photo courtesy Canva)

She’s seeking a fresh start in Colorado. There’s just one problem. The cottage she’s supposed to move into is already occupied. Will she kick the current tenant out on the street, or will they find a solution they can both live with? Find out in Lori Wilde’s Rocky Mountain Heat.

Heather FinkFebruary 22, 2022February 23, 2022Leave a comment

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Old Friends Get a Second Chance at Love in Carolyn Brown’s ‘Cowboy Courage’ [REVIEW]

Texas ranch and tractor seen through barbed wire fence at sunset — (Photo courtesy Canva)

She’s a veteran. He’s a cowboy. Although they grew up in the same town, life took them in totally different directions. But when she comes back to lend her aunt a hand, will they find enough common ground to fall in love? Find out in Carolyn Brown’s Cowboy Courage.

Heather FinkFebruary 21, 2022February 21, 2022Leave a comment

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Jenny Holiday’s ‘Mermaid Inn’ Captures Coastal Living with Candor and Wit [REVIEW]

She has no intention of returning to her tiny coastal retreat. He has tried every way he can to forget about her once she left. But when an inheritance sends her back against her better judgment, will they take advantage of a second chance at love or let their feelings stay buried forever? Find out in Jenny Holiday’s charming small-town romance, Mermaid Inn.

Heather FinkFebruary 20, 2022February 21, 2022Leave a comment

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Danielle Steel’s ‘Neighbors’ Is A Love Letter to San Francisco [REVIEW]

Cracked road concrete close up — When an earthquake rattles San Francisco, neighbors meet one another for the first time in Danielle Steel’s latest novel. (Photo courtesy Canva)

A reclusive film star has done her best to disappear into anonymity. When a natural disaster strikes, however, she feels compelled to open her gates and come out of hiding to lend others a helping hand. But her generosity will have lasting repercussions for both her and those she assists. Is she ready to face the world once again? Find out in Danielle Steel’s Neighbors.

Jathan FinkFebruary 19, 2022February 20, 2022Leave a comment

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In Robyn Carr’s ‘The Best of Us,’ Growing into Adulthood Takes a Hearty Shove [REVIEW]

In Lori Wilde’s ‘Rocky Mountain Heat,’ Life Starts After Everything Is Lost [REVIEW]

Old Friends Get a Second Chance at Love in Carolyn Brown’s ‘Cowboy Courage’ [REVIEW]

Jenny Holiday’s ‘Mermaid Inn’ Captures Coastal Living with Candor and Wit [REVIEW]

Danielle Steel’s ‘Neighbors’ Is A Love Letter to San Francisco [REVIEW]