Love Inn Books was funny, heartwarming, and emotional and you may need tissues. I loved it! ~ Sharon – Simply Love Books I’ve been waiting for Preston Shaw’s book; the somewhat uptight lawyer who has spent quite a bit of time helping the people of Freedom Valley fight injustices is the town’s newest resident […]
I absolutely loved Out With The Tide and am so looking forward to the next book, but seriously spring 2025! ~ Sharon – Simply Love Books I fell in love with the Davies family in Off The Hook and after finishing Out With The Tide, I love them even more. My biggest problem with […]
The Next Best Fling was an okay book, I didn’t hate it but I didn’t love it either however, the author has a good voice and in time I think she will grow to be an outstanding author. ~ Sharon – Simply Love Books The synopsis of this book drew me to it and […]
It a genre filled with fast food book options, Here For The Cake was a five course meal with each course more delicious than the last. I loved this book and it is hands down one of my favorite books of 2024. ~ Sharon – Simply Love Books The synopsis of this book […]
I thoroughly enjoyed Kickstart My Heart; it was sweet yet sexy and held my interest from start to finish. I can’t wait to start the next book in the series. ~ Sharon – Simply Love Books Kickstart My Heart was a low angst romance by Lacey Black, a new to me author, and I […]
Some weddings get the best man hitched. Sapphire Dawn, an all-new steamy Sapphire Cove novel from New York Times bestselling author Christopher Rice writing as C. Travis Rice & Blue Box Press is now live! Everything about Sapphire Dawn was pure perfection; from the first chapter to the last word, I was immersed in […]
I enjoyed Restraint by Mari Carr; it was sweet, funny, entertaining and of course because it’s Mari Carr…sexy. ~ Sharon – Simply Love Books I enjoyed Restraint by Mari Carr; it was sweet, funny, entertaining and of course because it’s Mari Carr…sexy. NHL star Blake and his next door neighbor Erika, an ER doctor, […]
The author has nicely written a story of love, family and forgiveness. ~ Amanda – Simply Love Books 15 Summers Later is a story of overcoming trauma and finding yourself on the other side. 15 years ago, two teen sisters dealt with a horrible trauma which forever has scarred their life. Madison Howell […]
Salt Love was a feel good story about embracing change and being true to yourself. A fun, flirty, and entertaining story, I loved this one. ~ Sharon – Simply Love Books Looking for a summer pool side or beach read? Look no further than Marika Ray’s Salt Love. This book was filled with interesting […]
All That Matters was a heart-warming, feel good, love story and a perfect book for Pride Month. ~ Sharon – Simply Love Books I loved All That Matters by Felice Steven; it was the perfect balance of sweet and s*xy with characters both dealing with damage from recent ex’s, and family drama some from […]
Their path wasn’t easy but knowing where each of them stood, a second chance at first love is all the sweeter. ~ Amanda – Simply Love Books Right Where We Left Us is an angsty second chance at love story. Temperance Jean Madigan and Duncan Brady had a summer romance when they were both […]
I don’t have to think twice when it comes to a Jill Shalvis book because I know she writes stories that are a good blend of humor, wit, lovable characters and a bit of drama. ~ Amanda – Simply Love Books I have to hand it to Jill Shalvis for making me laugh and […]
The author has written with heart and humor and its shows throughout. ~ Amanda – Simply Love Books The Love Shack is a story of moving forward and forgiving your past for a number of new citizens of a small town in Indiana. It feels good to be back in that quirky small town […]
Most KA fans will enjoy this, even those who don’t care for mystery/suspense. It definitely reads more like one of Ms. Ashley’s romances than the two previous books. Not that that’s a bad thing. ~ Java Girl ~ Simply Love Books Secrets are Revealed! The Woman by the Lake, an all-new page-turning enemies-to-lovers, forced-proximity, […]
