In Kerri Carpenter’s ‘Come What Maybe,’ Going Home Is Only the Beginning [REVIEW]

February 7, 2023 by Leave a comment

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Sometimes unexpected detours lead to the right destination. (Photo courtesy Canva)

It is difficult to keep secrets in small towns—especially a great big juicy one! But that’s exactly what one woman strives to do when she returns home to visit her family. As she goes to great lengths to keep her personal information private, her high school nemesis refuses to keep his distance. Will his presence help or hinder her plan? Find out in Kerri Carpenter’s Come What Maybe.

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In Lydia Drake’s ‘Cinderella and the Duke’ a Little Female Ingenuity Goes a Long Way [REVIEW]

January 17, 2023 by Leave a comment

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The right shoes can help a girl accomplish any task. (Photo courtesy Canva)

She’s a lovely spinster determined to escape her stepmother’s evil clutches. He’s a confirmed bachelor with a bad—but not altogether unwarranted—reputation. One night at a ball may be all either of them needs to alter the course of their lives forever. But will they be lured into one another’s arms, or continue life as the solitary creatures they’ve always been? Find out in Lydia Drake’s enchanting new romance, Cinderella and the Duke.

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Danielle Steel Reminds Readers to Choose Happiness in ‘Without a Trace’ [REVIEW]

January 7, 2023 by Leave a comment

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A near-death experience makes one man reevaluate his life in Danielle Steel’s Without a Trace. (Photo by Moslem Sheihaky/500px/Getty Images)

A materialistic wife. A loveless marriage. A job he detests. Aside from his children, there is nothing keeping one man going. Then an opportunity presents itself to course correct his life. But at what cost? And is a clean getaway even realistic or possible? Find out in Danielle Steel’s newest thought-provoking novel, Without a Trace.

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Victoria James Proves Relationships are Hard in ‘Mail Order Cowboy’ [REVIEW]

January 3, 2023 by Leave a comment

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Will a single mom fall for the man she’s always considered her enemy? (Photo courtesy of Entangled: Amara)

She has no room for romance—especially when it comes to cowboys. He is concerned for her safety, even if she doesn’t want his help. Will the two of them be able to see past their troubled past and make amends or will secrets threaten their chance at a happy future? Find out in Victoria James’s fourth installment of the Wishing River series, Mail Order Cowboy.

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In ‘Wyoming Homecoming,’ Diana Palmer Reminds Us to Never Give Up Hope [REVIEW]

December 22, 2022 by Leave a comment

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Sheriff Cody Banks must learn to let go of the past in Diana Palmer’s Wyoming Homecoming. (Photo by Jaime Reimer on Pexels.com)

His anger drove her away. Her devotion lured her back. But when these two become unwitting neighbors, will they be able to heal old wounds and make peace with the past? Find out in Diana Palmer’s emotionally fraught new novel Wyoming Homecoming, the 11th installment in her long-running Wyoming Men series.

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