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Book Review: "The Lawyer and the Laundress" by Christine Hill Suntz

Thanks for visiting today to check out my review of The Lawyer and the Laundress, a debut historical romance novel by Christine Hill Suntz. Lawyer James Kinney isn’t looking for love, and laundress Sara O’Connor doesn’t want to be found. When their paths cross in a British colony on the brink of rebellion, a marriage of convenience may be their best hope of survival.Canada, 1837. Widower James…

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Top Ten Tuesday: 10 Late Summer TBR Books that I'd Take to the Beach

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Book Review: Kate Landry Has a Plan by Rebekah Millet

I’m sharing my gushing thoughts on a favorite book I read this summer, Kate Landry Has a Plan by Rebekah Millet, the second book in her New Orleans story word. I turned to him, and he winked at me. Winked! We needed clear lines in place between us. We would not be flirty friends. We’d be friends, period. The sooner I made that distinction, the better. Forty-year-old Kate Landry’s carefully…

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Book Review: "A Worthy Risk" by T. Elizabeth Renich

Thanks for checking out my review today of a new indie-published novel by T. Elizabeth Renich, A Worthy Risk, the start of the new “Sovereign Liberty Series”. One for the land and one for the war—One for the church, and pray for no more… –Anonymous Serenity Ravensworth is the lone sister among four brothers who seem to match descriptive lines of an ancient, anonymous poem. The youngest has no…

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Mini Review: "Sometimes You Stay" by Liz Johnson

Today’s review is for a new novel set in Liz Johnson’s story world on Prince Edward Island. Sometimes You Stay, technically book 2 in the Red Door Inn Romance series, reads as a standalone AND features cameos of beloved characters from her other stories. For digital content creator Cretia Martin, home is wherever her carry-on suitcase lands. And it’s constantly landing in new places as she…

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Recommended Reading: One-Couple Romance Series

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Book Review: "The Fur Trader's Lady" by Gabrielle Meyer

I’m gushing a little bit today about one of my most anticipated books of 2025: The Fur Trader’s Lady by Gabrielle Meyer. As expected, it was entertaining from cover to cover — and one my mother also enjoyed! To escape her guardian’s plans to marry her, Lady Charlotte Fairfax steals away to Montreal to locate Reid McCoy, a fur trader who owes her fiancé a debt for saving his life. Even though…

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Top Ten Tuesday: 10 Summer Destination Titles

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Book Review: "Rules for Ruin" by Mimi Matthews

Happily, today is the release day for a new Mimi Matthews novel, Rules for Ruin. It is the first book in her new “The Crinoline Academy” series with Berkley publishers, a smart and adventurous romance set in Victorian London. I’m sharing my review below, so thanks for taking the time to read it and hear more about the book! No one betrays the Academy. But now Euphemia must decide: break the…

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Book Review: "Some Like it Scot" by Pepper Basham

Thanks for clicking through to read my review of Pepper Basham’s latest romcom novel with Thomas Nelson: Some Like it Scot! An American travel writer who has never found a place to belong and a reclusive Scot with a surprising secret find a shocking connection when she enters a Highlands manor house that has been turned into a three-week long Edwardian experience. Katie Campbell has traveled…

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Top Ten Tuesday: Arkansas Authors & Books

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Review: "The Indigo Heiress" by Laura Frantz

Today is about The Indigo Heiress by Laura Frantz, an author whose catalog of books with which I would choose to be stranded on a deserted island. 😉 The short version of my review: this is an instant add to my favorites shelf. For a more detailed explanation, read on! In 1774, Juliet Catesby lives with her father and sister at Royal Vale, the James River plantation founded by her Virginia family…

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Mini review: "The Winged Tiara" by J'nell Ciesielski

It’s time for a little overdue review! Check out more about The Winged Tiara, a historical romance with a hint of mystery, by visiting its page on Goodreads. The Winged Tiara is a heist-romp through post-WWI Europe unlike any other story I’ve read. It’s pure fun and ALL about the rekindling romance situation that’s a lovers-to-rivals-to-partners dynamic. I LOVE how Jasper and Esme are a true…

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Audiobook Review: Uneasy Street by Becky Wade

Welcome to my review today for the latest indie book by author Becky Wade, Uneasy Street. It wraps up the Sons of Scandal contemporary romance series set in Maine. Once upon a time Max Cirillo and Sloane Madison were close friends and business partners. But when their business relationship imploded, so did the friendship. Now, four years later, Max is a rich CEO. Sloane’s a not-so-rich…

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Mini Book Reviews, edition 9

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Top Ten Tuesday: 6 WWI Fiction Authors & Books

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Book Review: An Overdue Match by Sarah Monzon

Evangeline and Tai of An Overdue Match with some of their literary friends I’m thrilled to be sharing my thoughts on a newly-released contemporary RomCom from Sarah Monzon: An Overdue Match. It’s the first in her planned “Checking Out Love” series with Bethany House Publishers. If the covers of every romance book ever published hadn’t convinced librarian Evangeline Kelly that she isn’t heroine…