Rescuing Hearts by Ruby Scott: Book Review
From our review: “Rescuing Hearts was so much more than I initially thought it was going to be, and I honestly loved every second. I was hooked from the first chapter”
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The Mage’s Secret by Ami Spencer: Book Review
From our review: “Av’s issues with their sexuality and gender dysphoria adds a lot of suspense to the story, and a chance to explore some interesting angles.”
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The Rossetti Diaries by Kathleen Williams Renk: Book Review
From our review: “The novel does an excellent job at painting the inner worlds of female artists in a conservative, heteronormative society of Victorian England.”
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Western Blue by Suzie Clarke: Book Review
From our review: “If there’s one thing I really enjoy it’s a good heist, especially the getting the gang together part. Getting this gang of desperate, tough and hard-working women together is a real high point for me”
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You Had Me at Merlot by Melissa Brayden: Book Review
From our review: “she’s done something really special with You Had Me at Merlot. The story goes beyond a delicious romance”
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The Life Bestowed by Patricia Spencer: Book Review
From our review: “Life has a way of challenging Scout and Kit. And as a reader I couldn’t wait to turn the pages, to follow this roller-coaster of emotions to the very end.”
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When Worlds Collide by Erin Zak: Book Review
From our review: “Erin Zak has found a muse that has elevated her writing to a whole new level with When Worlds Collide. It’s like a door has opened and stepping through that door has allowed her to fully come into her own as a writer.”
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Eyes on Her by Eden Darry: Book Review
From our review: “this suspense was perfect and thoroughly entertaining as I pored over the pages looking for clues”
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The Apple Diary by Gerri Hill: Book Review
From our review: “It’s the kind of book you can sink into. You can just pick it up on a lazy afternoon and immerse yourself in the world.”
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Tile M for Murder by Felicia Carparelli: Book Review
From our review: “Beginning with the title, there is a lot of cleverness going on in this book. There is an old noir film titled Dial M for Murder and, as with the title, there are a lot of references to older film and literary characters.”
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