Dearly Beloved by Peggy Jaeger

April 2, 2019 By 2 Comments


Dearly Beloved by Peggy Jaeger
A Match Made in Heaven, Book One
Publisher: The Wild Rose Press
Genre: Contemporary
Length: Full length (310 pages)
Heat Level: Spicy
Rating: 5 stars
Reviewed by Mistflower

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Colleen O’Dowd manages a thriving bridal business with her sisters in Heaven, New Hampshire. After fleeing Manhattan and her cheating ex-fiancé, Colleen still believes in happily ever afters. But with a demanding business to run, her sisters to look after, and their 93-year-old grandmother to keep out of trouble, she’s worried she’ll never find Mr. Right.

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When her ex-fiancé comes back into the picture, Colleen must choose between Mr. Right and Mr. Right Now.

This is a book that I couldn’t put down despite the fact that it was past my bedtime. I eventually had to for the sake of being able to function at my job the next day. However, the level of my function was up for debate because all I could do was think about getting home to finish this book! That’s the type of book Dearly Beloved is, life gripping! While reading it I kept thinking how I couldn’t wait to write a review for it. Thanks to unfortunate circumstances such as getting sick, it’s been a couple of days since I finished the book but I’m finding that my love for it hasn’t diminished one bit. I’m super excited that it’s book one in the series! Yeah for me! I’ll be reading the next book when it’s released.

This happens to be my second book that I’ve read by Peggy Jaeger and I’m going to have to officially classify myself as a Peggy Jaeger fan. She writes amazing books with unforgettable characters that you wish you personally knew.

Some people say that romance bridal books are no longer fashionable, and they might decide not to read this book, at which point I say, they are missing out on an entertaining read. Dearly Beloved was more than an entertaining read for me because I really connected with the cast of characters. I loved Colleen, the heroine and her family, the O’Dowds, especially Nanny Fee. Oh, and it’s a huge understatement to say that I fell head over heels for the hero, Slade. I mean, seriously, just his name is drool worthy.

An element of the writing style in Dearly Beloved that I particularly enjoyed was the use of colloquialisms. I want to go back and write some of them down and use them in my verbiage repertoire. I just thought that they were clever, funny and implemented at the most appropriate timing.

I have to address the relationship between Colleen and Slade. Slade has, let me just say, some issues that fortunately for him, Colleen is a strong woman who has the necessary skills and family support to help him see the light, if you will. Their romance left me feeling a beautiful book glow at the end. There was plenty of chemistry between these two to light up the night.

Needless to say this was an awesome book. I’d like to personally thank Peggy Jaeger for writing one of my favorite themes since quality bridal romance books are hard to find these days. Now, I just need to practice some patience for the next book in the A Match Made in Heaven series to come out.

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Valentine’s Date by Amabel Daniels

March 27, 2019 By Leave a Comment


Valentine’s Date by Amabel Daniels
Publisher: Evernight Publishing
Genre: Contemporary
Length: Short Story (45 pgs)
Heat Level: Spicy
Rating: 3 stars
Reviewed by Fern

Chauffeuring New York’s rich elite isn’t Roman Malcolm’s dream job, but one client, Zoe Crispin, is his dream girl. Too bad she’s engaged to Aiden, a world-class jerk who doesn’t appreciate her.

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Roman makes his first mistake in assuming that an engaged couple would be dining together on a date. When he and Zoe learn Aiden intends for a different woman to be his Valentine, Roman refuses to make another mistake and let Zoe go without confessing his love first.

Roman hated his job, but to be honest being a chauffeur was boring most of the time. Except for when he was driving Zoe around. Even though the gorgeous brunette had no idea of how deeply he loved her, Roman had to continually remind himself she was a client and thus off limits. And then one Valentine’s day everything changes.

This is an enjoyable short story with two modern, interesting and relatable characters. I have to admit that found the plotline surrounding Zoe, her fiancé and Roman very predictable. It was still quite enjoyable – but there wasn’t really anything different about that aspect of the story. What I did really enjoy was Roman’s clear and deep infatuation with Zoe. They really seemed to connect and be friends – not just attracted to each other – and watching them both try to come together and change the dynamics of their friendship and relationship was really interesting and kept me reading along happily.

Even though Zoe and Roman take their time to come together, when they finally are intimate it’s a lovely, sizzling sex scene. Readers who prefer a sweeter romance might find this a little too spicy for them – but I personally found the scene to be tastefully and well written. The sex is graphically written but not kinky or unconventional. More importantly in my opinion, both Zoe and Roman were both finally on the same page in their attraction to each other and this scene felt to me like the modern consummation of that fact.

I enjoyed both Zoe and Roman’s characters and while there wasn’t anything too unique in the plot or their circumstances I found this a lovely way to spend a lazy afternoon. Readers who enjoy a spicy and emotional story should find this quick read suits their purposes.

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A Duke Changes Everything by Christy Carlyle

March 22, 2019 By Leave a Comment


A Duke Changes Everything by Christy Carlyle
Publisher: Avon Books
Genre: Historical
Length: Full Length (387 pgs)
Heat Level: Spicy
Rating: 5 stars
Reviewed by Snapdragon

Nicholas Lyon gambled his way into a fortune and ownership of the most opulent, notorious gentlemen’s club in England. But when Nick’s cruel brother dies, he inherits a title he never wanted. The sooner Nick is rid of the estate that has always haunted him, the sooner he can return to the life he’s built in London. But there’s one obstacle—the exquisite Thomasina Thorne.

When the new heir to the Tremayne dukedom suddenly appears in Mina Thorne’s life, she’s flustered. Not only is he breathtakingly handsome, but he’s also determined to take away her home and position as steward of the Enderley estate. If Mina learns what makes the enigmatic duke tick, perhaps she can change his mind—as long as she doesn’t get too close to him.

With each day Nick spends with Mina, his resolve weakens as their colliding wills lead to explosive desire. Could she be the one woman who can help him finally bury the ghosts of his past?

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Nick Lyon, actually Duke Tremayne, is willing to settle for being a villain if that is the price of freedom. He’s ruthless. Determined. And unexpectedly kind.

Thomasina ‘Mina’ Thorne is not the ‘Thomas’ estate manager he expected. She does, after all, often use just her first initial…it’s not a lie, she tells him. It might be that he has his first inkling right then, that his own determination might have met its match.

I simply loved A Duke Changes Everything. Ms. Carlyle’s writing style is quick and conversational, her characters believable; and better yet, interesting. Their situation is trying! Both our main characters have their own goals, and of course, these are in direct opposition; while their attraction is entirely mutual…

Mina, for all that she is well-schooled, is as wild at heart as Nick. And Nick, though ruthless, commands our sympathies. He has suffered and occasionally acts weirdly, giving us a bit of a puzzle at times.

A Duke Changes Everything includes everything that is the best of the Very Victorian romance: from locations and activities to expectations and society.

I loved specific mentions of the articles of daily life; little details like the traces in the horse harness as well as the greater demands of running an estate. Historic romance reader will love this. A Must Read.

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The Wrong Highlander by Lynsay Sands

March 21, 2019 By Leave a Comment


The Wrong Highlander by Lynsay Sands
Publisher: Avon Books
Genre: Historical
Length: Full length (357 pages)
Heat Level: Spicy
Rating: 5 stars
Review by: Xeranthemum

Lady Evina Maclean has heard much about Rory Buchanan’s skill as a healer. What she hasn’t heard is how good the brawny Highlander looks bathing in a waterfall. But Evina can’t afford the distraction, for her ailing father urgently needs care. Only when she’s rendered Buchanan unconscious and dragged him back to her family’s castle does the truth emerge—it’s not Rory she’s kidnapped but his brother Conran.

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Romantic fun at its best.

From one scene to the next, I never knew what words would pour forth from the lips of Evina or Conran. Ms. Sands swept me up into a wide range of emotions, from fear to humor to surprise to lust. She coupled those feelings with action, sleuthing, narrow misses and seductive kisses. The novel kept me entertained, curious, interested and delighted. The author successfully used her uncanny knack of bringing a cadre of extended family on stage to bedevil the hero and charm the heroine. The feeling of family love and the ribbing only family members can get away with were ingenuously woven into scenes making them a perfect fit. At some points I was grinning so much, my cheeks hurt.

I can’t even begin to describe Evina’s reaction to Conran because it constantly changed as she got to know him. I enjoyed her standing up to him, teasing him, besting him and falling in love with him. Her reaction to their first time “together” was both funny and fearsome. Her father was a riot. He most definitely was not a perfect father but when it really, really counted, he connived with the best of them. The results were not exactly as expected, but close enough for him to call it ‘satisfactory’.

Conran’s first encounter with Evina was a memorable one. I liked watching how his character and personality won everyone over. The only problem of course, was that they thought he was his brother, Rory. As expected, the ‘great reveal’, didn’t go over very well. It never does when a hero or heroine waits too long to fess up. The conflict was handled well, stayed around long enough to ruffle some feathers, and then off I went to the next adventure – trying to catch the villain who’s trying to kill Evina. Not only was it a fascinating plot conflict, and gave Conran ample opportunity to play hero, but I totally was in the dark as to whom it could be. When I found out was at the same time as everyone else. It was amazing and quite an emotional rollercoaster.

I’ve glossed over so many parts I wanted to share. It killed me to keep silent but I want readers to get the full effect. Every book that I’ve loved from Ms. Sands always has that sense of family, warts and all, adventures, fun, discoveries and satisfying romance. The Wrong Highlander falls into that category. This is a darling of a book and it’s going on my keeper shelf. Conran and Evina’s love story is a bit unconventional, but the romance is solid and a sure pleaser. The Wrong Highlander was the right book for me. (I couldn’t resist saying that.)

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Finding Lord Farlisle by Cassandra Dean

March 11, 2019 By 7 Comments


Finding Lord Farlisle by Cassandra Dean
Genre: Historical, Romance
Length: Short (90 pages)
Heat Level: Spicy
Rating: 5 Stars
Review by: Rose

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Eleven years ago, a shipwreck robbed Lord Maxim Farlisle of his memory. Recovering himself, he journeys to his childhood home to find Waithe Hall shut and deserted. Unwilling to face what remains of his family, Maxim makes his home in the abandoned hall…only to have a determined ghost hunter invade his uneasy peace.
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Fascinated by spirits, Lady Alexandra Torrence cannot disregard the opportunity to investigate the estate she knew so well. She arrives at the shuttered hall to discover a ghost of a different kind—the boy she thought to never see again. Maxim had been the boy next door, her best friend, her soul mate…and then he’d vanished.

As the two rediscover their connection, the promise of young love burns into an overwhelming passion. But the time apart has scarred them both—will they discover a love that will draw them together or will the past tear them apart forever?.

FINDING LORD FARLISLE contains one of my favorite tropes – friends to lovers. In this case, there’s a twist. Maxim, Lord Farlisle, has been presumed dead for the past 11 years, so when Alexandra discovers him when she is researching paranormal activity at Maxim’s childhood home it like.. well, like she’s seen a ghost.

This is a novella, so there’s not a heap of room for character development, yet Ms. Dean manages to draw very clear pictures of both characters. I found myself laughing out loud with some of their exchanges. It was heartwarming to see Maxim as he begins to remember things about Alexandra, and it was very cool to see Alexandra’s response to some of Maxim’s concerns (trying to give spoilers here).

This is a great way to spend an hour or two! I’m looking forward to the rest of the books in the series.

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One True Love by Linda Kage

March 8, 2019 By Leave a Comment


One True Love by Linda Kage
Publisher: Self-Published
Genre: Sci-Fi/Fantasy
Length: Full Length (420 pages)
Heat level: Spicy
Rating: 4 stars
Reviewed by Chamomile

Custom demanded that Prince Urban get a love mark tattooed to the side of his left eye as an infant, just like the rest of his people, but to him, the stupid things have only brought on the scorn of his father, the misery of his siblings, and caused his entire kingdom to go broke from fighting so many wars over the irritating ink stains.

When Urban’s sister must travel to Donnelly, the kingdom within the sand, for her arranged marriage to align two realms, he goes with her. But he no sooner steps foot inside their castle than his mark starts itching like a son of a bitch, telling him his one true love is near.
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Who knew one little tattoo could cause so much trouble?

Can a cursed Prince find peace for his kingdom? And will a marriage truly unite the warring countries? I was surprised by how much I enjoyed this! It sounded interesting, but being new to this author, and knowing very little about the book, I wasn’t sure I would connect with the story. Hint, I did!

While I did have a problem with the heroine’s…forbidden status, I’m also always cheering for characters like this to find a way to a better life, so it’s hard to really recommend this book without telling one of the major surprises.

I did find the ‘love mark’ interesting, and enjoyed the main characters both Prince Urban and his mate are interesting characters and together they are dynamite!

I picked this up for the Fantasy element with Romance for good measure, and while I enjoyed both in this story, it’s the action and characters that I enjoyed most!

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Whom Shall I kiss…An Earl, A Marquess, or A Duke? by Laura A. Barnes

March 6, 2019 By Leave a Comment


Whom Shall I kiss…An Earl, A Marquess, or A Duke? by Laura A. Barnes
(Tricking the Scoundrels Book 1)
Publisher: Self
Genre: Historical
Length: Full length (203 pages)
Heat Level: Spicy
Rating: Best Book
Review by: Mistflower

What started as a research project soon became a scandal…

She wanted to prove a theory. He wanted to play a game. Can their schemes lead them towards a kiss of love?

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Noah Wildeburg started this season as any other by flirting with the sweet new debutantes. When he rescues a lady off the dance floor, he is unprepared for the emotions she stirs in his soul. As he pursues her, he realizes he must compete for her hand. As he charms her with tokens of affections and stolen kisses, he discovers she plays her own game. Will Noah win Sidney’s love or is she just another scandal to add to his list?

Laura A. Barnes is one of my favorite authors. I have yet to read a book by her that I didn’t love. However, this one is by far my favorite book by this author. I am even going to go as far as to say that this is the best book that I’ve read in a very long time. I’ve read many historical romance books and this one wins the originality award. Bravo for creating a refreshing story in the historical genre. My curiosity was piqued with the synopsis and I was captivated with the first sentence, “Are you positive you want to follow through with your plan, Sidney?” There’s nothing like diving into the story especially when it’s flawlessly written. I couldn’t put the book down.

Sidney, the heroine, was independent, intelligent and brave. She was also a fun character because she always jumped in with her feet and thought with her head later. Those are the most fun characters to read about. Sometimes I know what the outcome is going to be but not with Sidney. I was on the edge of my seat reading Sidney’s plan as she lured three gentlemen to kiss her.

Sidney picked three gentlemen for her study that were all book boyfriend worthy in their individual ways. Since Whom Shall I kiss…An Earl, A Marquess, or A Duke? is book one is the series, Tricking the Scoundrels, I am hoping they will each get their own story.

Traditionally in my reviews I write about the hero and how he affected me as a reader. How I thought he connected with the heroine. What qualities or characteristics did I like about him. In this review I rather not say too much because half the fun of this story is to read about which gentlemen Sidney ends up with in the end for her happily ever after. Please let me point out that there is no annoying love triangle in this plot. There isn’t any “woe is me, who do I love?”. This is where the refreshing originality steps in. I can say that who she ends up with is book glow worthy. I Love him and the chemistry between them was wonderfully spicy.

I want to stress how awesome this book was. The cast of characters were so well developed that I was left with the feeling that I’ve gained a new group of friends. I am hooked to read the next book in the series because of how Whom Shall I kiss….An Earl, A Marquess, or a Duke? ended. It wasn’t a cliff hanger but we know that the next book is going to be Sophia’s story. Sophia is Sidney’s best friend who tried to keep Sidney out of trouble. Sophia and Sidney are the kind of best friends that they are more like sisters. I can’t wait for it’s release in the summer of 2019!

This definitely is a book that I won’t forget about anytime soon and filled my dreams at night. I’d buy this book and put it on my keepers shelf for others to borrow and read! Summer 2019 please hurry up and get here!!!

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Sun Storm by Marlow Kelly

March 5, 2019 By 14 Comments

Sun Storm by Marlow Kelly
Publisher: Viceroy Press
Genre: Contemporary, Suspense/Mystery
Length: Full Length (308 pgs)
Heat: Spicy
Rated: 4 stars
Review by Poppy

In Montana to prove her portable solar panel can solve the world’s energy problems, naïve scientist, Dr. Marie Wilson must first fight to survive, and then expose the powerful businessman intent on destroying her life’s work.

Ex-special forces soldier, David Quinn is haunted by the horrors of combat, and yearns to be left alone with his beehives, but agrees to do one last job for his old mentor.

When the scariest man she’s ever met becomes her savior, Marie discovers a heart of gold beats beneath his surly demeanor.

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I liked Marie right off. It’s funny, she has this idea that she’s a frightened, incapable woman (I blame this on her good-for-nothing father) but she manages to escape more than once from the people trying to capture or kill her. She’s smart and actually pretty darn fearless. I guess we never know what we’re capable of until we’re put into a situation where we have to step up or die. She was, thankfully, never stupid (okay, one time I questioned what she did, but…) and always smart and brave.

I like David, too. He really just wants to live his life off the grid in peace, but finds himself smack dab in the middle of trouble. Never one to take injustice lying down, he does everything he can to figure out who’s on his side and who isn’t, and to protect Marie.

The suspense portion of this book is pretty well spot on. Lots of action, lots of intrigue, never entirely knowing who’s a good guy and who isn’t (with some exceptions). The suspense and action kept me turning pages. I read this book in just a couple of days because it definitely held my interest. I was honestly surprised to find out one of the cops was not what I thought he was at the end. And I do hope to see the head of the Syndicate get their comeuppance (what a horrible sociopath that person turned out to be).

The romance portion took a little suspension of disbelief. It’s not that Marie and David didn’t have chemistry–they absolutely did. My big issue is, I’m not a fan of “instalove” and these two weren’t together long before they were madly in love with each other. I remember a line from the movie “Speed” where Sandra Bullock’s character says, “…relationships that start under intense circumstances, they never last.” And I always wonder about that when I read this type of book. They meet while dodging bullets, the spend every minute running and dodging bullets and proclaim their love for each other in a few days. What happens when they settle down, raise bees, live a quiet life? Again, I honestly think these two will be fine because at heart they’re both really kind of quiet homebodies, but I probably would have been happier with a “happy for now” than an “HEA” in this case (and, since this is the start of a series, we could see the relationship develop some as the other books are released).

The thing I liked best about this book was the clear, strong relationship the friends had with each other. Clearly there is absolute trust between them, and each would do anything to help one of the others. I like Michael the best of the group (outside of David, of course), but Finn was interesting as well, and were there tidbits of a “twin bond” between Sinclair and David that might come up again? Only time will tell. I’m a sucker for character driven stories, and despite the plentiful action here, it was the strong, interesting characters that kept me reading.

This is a great start to what promises to be an intriguing series.

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Daughter of the Twin Moons by Holly Bargo

March 4, 2019 By Leave a Comment


Daughter of the Twin Moons by Holly Bargo
Publisher: Hen House Publishing
Genre: Sci-Fi/Fantasy, Contemporary
Length: Full Length (346 pages)
Heat level: Spicy
Rating: 5 stars
Reviewed by Chamomile

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Catriona resents the lack of choice. She also resents not knowing the rules that now govern her life in this realm of myth and impossibility. Forging her own path and upsetting ancient tradition, she befriends the mysterious archivist, learns to live in a sentient palace, talks to dragons, and discovers a puzzling attraction to cats. And she must come to terms with the handsome and powerful fae male who claims her as his own and stirs her blood like none other.

From the start I was drawn into the story of a terminally ill woman, and the warrior fighting to save her. But that’s only the beginning…

I loved reading this! It reminded me a bit of a few other series I’ve read lately, but was beautifully original as well! As shown above, this story starts off lightning fast, and continues that way the whole time. I loved that the pace was constant, and that I never got bored, while also having things explained in a way that it was easy to keep up.

The characters in the story are well written, and easy to grow attached to. From the start I was interested in what would happen, and where the story was headed. I wanted to know more, and the story gives just enough to keep readers interested, but never giving so much away that they might grow uninterested. We get to see the story and world unfold as Catrion, the human woman, does.

I loved seeing all the mystical surprises this story holds, and the lore of the Deepwood. Fast-paced, and full of powerful Fae and other surprises, this series could easily become a must read!

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Abundance by Shanna Swenson

February 27, 2019 By Leave a Comment


Abundance by Shanna Swenson
The Abundance Series: Book 1
Publisher: Self Published
Genre: Contemporary
Length: Full length (386 pages)
Heat Level: Spicy
Rating: 5 stars
Reviewed by Mistflower

Misfortune comes to us all in some form…

For Natalie Cameron, misfortune came in the most unspeakable way imaginable, now she must try and rebuild her life while fighting her own dark demons, the town speculation, her arrogant brother and her raging desire for the kindest man she’s ever met.

Natalie Cameron, along with her young daughter, Dallas, is on the run from a past that threatens to destroy her sanity. When her car breaks down on the side of a two lane Texas road, Jack Kinsen, her parent’s ranch foreman, unknowingly comes to her rescue. His kind eyes and sincere charm make him an easy target for Natalie’s trust issues and pent-up aggressions. But it doesn’t take her long to realize that her attitude towards him has a lot less to do with jealousy and a lot more to do with the fact that his closeness sets her on fire like no one else ever has. His sincerity begins to disarm the front she guards so vigilantly. If she isn’t careful, she could find herself lost to him….

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Just as Natalie’s fate begins to turn around, unknowing danger lurks on the horizon. Natalie’s disturbing past is about to make an unexpected return…and with vengeance.

This has the making of an unforgettable book. Abundance is in the caliber of Nora Roberts. There is a little bit of something for everyone. There’s drama, suspense, several heartwarming moments and a steamy romance.

The plot thickens as the story progresses. The writing style exemplifies careful attention to details. The cast of characters evolved as the reader got to know them.

The heroine, Natalie, experiences a misfortune “in the most unspeakable way imaginable”. That’s putting it mildly. My heart was broken for her daughter. I had a little bit of trouble getting past that plot thread because that’s such a sensitive subject. Regardless, it was inspirational to see Natalie rebuild her life.

The hero, Jack Kinsen, was almost too good to be real. I think he had to be written that way if Natalie was ever going to learn to trust in humanity and find herself again.

It was emotionally rewarding to watch Jack and Natalie’s love grow for each other. They make the saying “love conquers all” believable.

The book engaged my interest right away with a prologue and definitely held my attention throughout the story. I knew the suspense part was coming and I could hardly remain on my seat. I appreciate that there was an epilogue for me to bask in.

In conclusion I’d definitely recommend this book to my friends who enjoy to read a love story with an emotionally satisfying resolution.

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