REVIEW: Wolf Creek Widow by Penny Richards

WOLF CREEK WIDOW by Penny Richards is an uplifting, beautiful book about recovery from abuse with a ray of hope. I’m so glad I chose it for this month’s TBR challenge of our favorite tropes. I’m not normally attracted to romances by most requested tropes, but I do love a good settlers story where pioneers…

Category: Books, Reviews, TBR Challenge 2018, TBR Mountain Range Challenge 2018

REVIEW: Wild Montana Sky by Debra Holland – photos!

WILD MONTANA SKY by Debra Holland is a sweet western historical romance that features likable characters in a challenging situation. I included more photos from our western vacation because I love dreaming about Montana. Why was this book in Dorine’s TBR? When faced with choosing sweet or spicy for this month’s challenge, I had gobs…

Category: Books, Life through the Lens, Reviews, TBR Challenge 2018, TBR Mountain Range Challenge 2018

Review: Summer at Willow Lake by Susan Wiggs

SUMMER AT WILLOW LAKE by Susan Wiggs is perfect for those who have fond memories of summer camp or camping. The setting is especially appreciated during an Ohio winter, when we’re dreaming of campfire stories, fishing, boating, and hiking to revisit in summer. I loved the characters and the wilderness setting. Why was this book…

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REVIEW: Impossible Saints by Clarissa Harwood

IMPOSSIBLE SAINTS by Clarissa Harwood fascinated me with its unusual subject matter for a historical romance. It’s uncharacteristic, as well as depicts strong women who fought for their rights in the early 1900s. This “new” woman was sexually aware, smoked, and went to jail for what she believed in. These were the women who fought…

Category: Books, Reviews, TBR Mountain Range Challenge 2018

REVIEW: ‘Twas the Week Before Christmas by Olivia Miles

‘Twas the Week Before Christmas by Olivia Miles has plenty of holiday festivities inside its pages, setting the mood for Christmas with cozy traditions. I finished reading ‘Twas the Week Before Christmas during that exact week this year, urging me to stop procrastinating with my own decorating. Why was this book in Dorine’s TBR? I…

Category: Books, Reviews, TBR Challenge 2017, TBR Mountain Range Challenge 2017

BOOK REVIEW: Only A Promise by Mary Balogh

A war-hardened earl who is a duke’s heir must marry to provide an heir himself. He grudgingly goes into the season looking for a wife. His grandmother’s companion makes him a bargain that seems perfect because it doesn’t include love. When tragedy strikes, can either of them avoid leaning on the other? A smooth reading…

Category: Books, Reviews, TBR Mountain Range Challenge 2015

BOOK REVIEW: Too Dangerous For a Lady by Jo Beverley

An unusual antiterrorism plot for a Regency historical, this book challenges the reader’s thinking and gives us another captivating hero to look forward to in the next book of this series. Too Dangerous For a Lady by Jo Beverley Series: Company of Rogues, Book 16 Category: Historical Publisher: Signet (April 7, 2015) ISBN: 978-0451471895…

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REVIEW: This Gun For Hire by Jo Goodman

THIS GUN FOR HIRE is western romantic fiction at its best. It’s reminiscent of great westerns with its dynamic characters and unexpected plot that will entertain fans over and over, craving a re-read of this one just to be sure you didn’t miss a good part in your hurry to finish the book the first…

Category: Books, Reviews, TBR Mountain Range Challenge 2015

REVIEW: Still the One by Jill Shalvis

Author Jill Shalvis is masterful at taking flawed, damaged characters and making them loveable. Darcy is hard to love, or she tries to be, but AJ sees right through her gruff exterior and loves her anyway. This is their addictive story with a great catch-up on other characters in the series but it is easily…

Category: Books, Reviews, TBR Mountain Range Challenge 2015

REVIEW: In the Shadow of Winter by Lorna Gray

A post-war novel debut that will appeal to readers interested in Britain’s more recent history, as well as those who enjoy a more rural setting. The mystery matches the pace of rural life, and then races off with the reader in a thrilling but satisfying climax. In the Shadow of Winter by Lorna Gray…

Category: Books, Reviews, TBR Mountain Range Challenge 2015

REVIEW: Wolf Creek Widow by Penny Richards

REVIEW: Wild Montana Sky by Debra Holland – photos!

Review: Summer at Willow Lake by Susan Wiggs

REVIEW: Impossible Saints by Clarissa Harwood

REVIEW: ‘Twas the Week Before Christmas by Olivia Miles

BOOK REVIEW: Only A Promise by Mary Balogh

BOOK REVIEW: Too Dangerous For a Lady by Jo Beverley

REVIEW: This Gun For Hire by Jo Goodman

REVIEW: Still the One by Jill Shalvis

REVIEW: In the Shadow of Winter by Lorna Gray

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