The Fair, the second book in the Time Box series, shows a lot of changes for the Lane family. Jordan is still healing from a major loss, but when he meets a stranger on the train, it leads him to Jessie, and he’s immediately drawn in. His conflicted emotions between healing and interest play on… Continue reading The Fair, John A. Heldt
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Don’t Look for Me, Wendy Walker
Five years after the death of her daughter Annie, Molly and her family are still hurting from the loss. Molly feels like her son and daughter don’t forgive her for Annie, and she suspects her husband is cheating. So when she disappears, it’s almost the perfect situation. But Nicole isn’t ready to let her mother… Continue reading Don’t Look for Me, Wendy Walker
Her Bad Idea, Sagan Morrow
Scarlett has been hung up on Wes for far too long. Now she has the opportunity to put her business to rights with the help of a very delicious looking man. The problem is both of them have their walls, and they get defensive around the other. They can’t see past their preconceived notions and… Continue reading Her Bad Idea, Sagan Morrow
When We Believed in Mermaids, Barbara O’Neal
"There are seasons of darkness...Loss and sadness all around." Kit lost her sister Josie 15 years ago in a terrorist attack on a train in London. While their relationship was rough towards the end, there wasn't a day passed that she didn't miss her. Until they spot Josie on the news, a world away in… Continue reading When We Believed in Mermaids, Barbara O’Neal
The Dating Charade, Melissa Ferguson
Cassie works with at-risk teens, and she's hopeless when it comes to dating. She's got an exit strategy planned out for dates, and she's fairly picky in what she wants for a guy. She also can't have children and she knows too well that can pose a problem for potential suitors. Jett remembers Cassie from… Continue reading The Dating Charade, Melissa Ferguson
Redhead in a Blue Convertible, Ivan Scott
When a surgery goes wrong, Sarah beats herself up to the point that she quits being a surgeon. The years of her mother's verbal abuse that she would never be good enough has warped her thinking, and so she finds herself driving patients to the hospital instead of operating on them. Enter Billy, a friend… Continue reading Redhead in a Blue Convertible, Ivan Scott
What Unbreakable Looks Like, Kate McLaughlin
"The human body's a resilient thing. It heals with very little memory of what's been done to it...The mind that gets twisted and broken." (a note here: I really want to put a comma after mind in that quote, so I do hope that gets fixed in editing) Poppy was once known as Lex, and… Continue reading What Unbreakable Looks Like, Kate McLaughlin
Before I Go, Colleen Oakley
I had recently read an ARC of You Were There Too and I loved it so much that I wanted to start reading all of Oakley's books, and I'm glad I started with this one. I knew this was going to be a tough read, but it didn't prepare me for how many tears would… Continue reading Before I Go, Colleen Oakley
Racing Heart, Sienna Grant
Finn is headed to England for the Superbike Championships, he's focused on his goal and he's going to let nothing stand in his way. He wants to make his deceased father proud of him, this was their dream. Jordan is happy working at the bar, even if she doesn't love how demanding her boss is.… Continue reading Racing Heart, Sienna Grant
Sins of the Flesh, Stacey Broadbent
Sins of the Flesh is a twisted take on gluttony and what happens when we take our obsessions too far. Piper has met Mark, and he's got a particular taste that he thinks Piper is going to love human flesh. After that first taste, she can't get enough; her taste for human flesh turns into… Continue reading Sins of the Flesh, Stacey Broadbent
