Do you love Christmas? Men in kilts? If so, then you need to get this book for the holiday season. I’m a big fan of contemporary and historical Scottish romance. I mean, who doesn’t love a tall, strong man with a sexy accent???
Sunday, September 13, 2020
A Highlander is Coming to Town by Laura Trentham
Do you love Christmas? Men in kilts? If so, then you need to get this book for the holiday season. I’m a big fan of contemporary and historical Scottish romance. I mean, who doesn’t love a tall, strong man with a sexy accent???
Running Out of Time by Cindi Myers book review
Nooooooo!!!! I did not want this series to be over! I have really enjoyed all four of the books in the Tactical Crime Division series. I loved the collaboration between the authors and the fun book trailer that was created for this series. This last book, titled Running out of Time, by Cindi Myers is about Jace Cantrell and Laura Smith. Jace is definitely the hot alpha military type and Laura is the uptight behind the scenes researcher. They both work for the Tactical Crime Division and are sent in undercover as a married couple. That right there was a great beginning. Who knows what juicy things will happen when forced to live together???
Who Wants to Marry a Duke by Sabrina Jeffries book review
I get excited anytime a new Sabrina Jeffries book pops into my feed! I’ve been waiting for this one. In this series titled, Duke Dynasty, the cast of characters is unconventional and complicated. I think it adds a lot of fun to the backstory. In this third book, Who Wants to Marry a Duke, Marlow Drake, the Duke of Thornstock, runs into Olivia Norley for the second time and a lot of good and bad memories come rushing back to both of them. They definitely had some chemistry, but circumstances (and blackmail) prevented them from getting together.
When You Wish Upon a Rogue by Anna Bennett book review
I have really been enjoying this series by Anna Bennett. When You Wish Upon a Rogue is book #3 in the Debutante Diaries. Book #1 is titled First Earl I See Tonight and book #2 is The Duke is But a Dream. As always, I prefer reading the books in order, but they can be read as a stand-alone. I always like returning to familiar settings and seeing glimpses of previous couples.
In this book, Miss Sophie Kendall is being forced by her parents to wed for money. She doesn’t want to and tries to escape her reality by organizing meetings of the Debutante Underground and writing an advice column targeted to women. But she knows that her marriage will be happening soon and is conflicted between her loyalty to her family and doing what makes her happy. As she was searching for a new meeting space, she ran into Henry Reese, Earl of Warshire. He allows Sophie to use his space and in exchange, she has to spend some time with him to help him get over his wartime trauma.
I really like that Sophie was a feminist and a subversive heroine. Henry is definitely not perfect. He is troubled by his past and is a bit of a tortured soul. He also does not have much money, which is exactly the opposite of what Sophie’s family needs from her. I like the elements of friendship in this book and overall sweet romance. If you are looking for your next historical romance with some slow burn chemistry, you should pick this one up (along with the previous two books). I am a fan of Bennett’s books and enjoy her style of storytelling.