Heartsong by Lynn Ames: Book Review
Heartsong by Lynn Ames is a contemporary romance that might just make you believe in love at first sight, even in the midst of grief. Danica Warren is stepping back
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The Liberators of Willow Run by Marianne K Martin: Book Review
The Liberators of Willow Run by Marianne K Martin is a historical novel about the women in the United States who did their part during WWII by building B-24 bombers.
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Scissor Link by Georgette Kaplan: Book Review
Scissor Link by Georgette Kaplan was the exception to the rule for me. I generally steer clear of romance because I get tired of the plots near the end but
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Ambereye by Gill McKnight: Book Review
Ambereye by Gill McKnight is a fantastic book. It is the story of Hope Glassy who returns to her job at Ambereye, Inc. after a medical absence. While she was
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It Had To Be You by Clare Lydon: Book Review
It Had To Be You by Clare Lydon is a novella that Lydon is giving away for free when you subscribe to her newsletter. Normally, I don’t promote free books
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No Strings Attached by Harper Bliss: Audiobook Review
No Strings Attached by Harper Bliss is the first book in her Pink Bean series. This toaster oven romance is sweet, sexy, and sure to satisfy (and it’s even better in
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Wild by Meghan O’Brien: Audiobook Review
Wild by Meghan O’Brien is a paranormal romance with a heavy emphasis on the romance. It’s got the sexiness we all expect from this author, but with a shifter and
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Broken Trails by D Jordan Redhawk: Book Review
Broken Trails by D Jordan Redhawk is a lesbian romance that takes us to Alaska, following a photographer who trains for and runs the Iditarod, the last great race on
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Hidden Truths by Jae: Audiobook Review
Hidden Truths by Jae takes place 17 years after Backwards to Oregon ends. In our opinion (Brooklyn, Tara and Sheena), you don’t need to read Backwards to Oregon to read
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Reintegration by Eden S French: Book Review
Reintegration by Eden S French is the kind of book lesfic sci-fi needs more of. The richly-drawn characters run the gamut of the LGBT spectrum and nobody is left out.
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