Review:Merry Knight is pretty busy these days. She’s taking care of her family, baking cookies, decorating for the holidays, and hoping to stay out of the crosshairs of her stressed and by-the-book boss at the consulting firm where she temps. Her own social life is the last thing she has in mind, much less a man. Without her knowledge, Merry’s well-meaning mom and brother create an online dating profile for her—minus her photo—and the matches start rolling in. Initially, Merry is incredulous, but she r... Read more

Review:It was unknown to me that 3 generations would travel from one coast to another--and in their travels they bond closer to each other--but they also saw and fixed the problems they had in their own lives--A truly amazing story--I loved it totally Read more

Review:Debbie Macomber never disappoints her readers. This story is just the ticket for a gentle read to relax and focus with. Her characters are always developed, as in this story. Their motives and feelings are always there with no suspension of disbelief necessary. If Not for You is no exception, and I read this straight through.

A perfect love story for the discerning romance reader, and anyone else for that matter.

A young woman desperate to be out from under her mother's cloying pro... Read more

Review:I wasn't too sure about reading this due to price but after the first book, I was hooked!! I read both books in a day and a half! I genuinely loved all the characters and was dying inside when it ended.

*No spoilers* But my heart was completely torn out for Edward and Sutton at the end of the book but the last chapter at least provided a happy ending for the others..... for the time being. I have high hopes for Gin and hope that her story continues in another directions.... but a reader ... Read more

Review:No issues with the writing or characters but I wouldn't call this a story. It's a prolog of character development. Period. I am not a fan of authors selling books through the incomplete storyline guised as a "prequel". I won't be taking the bait. Read more

Review:I am new to JR Ward and just choose one of her books on a whim. The first one I read was Dark Lover. From there I was hooked on the Black Dagger Brotherhood series. Now with the new series I was kind of skeptical because in the past other authors had disappointed me with starting new series. However, I can not say the same for JR Ward. Covet is awesome, this new series is going to be great. It is a far cry from the usual vampires stories but with angels and demons. Although she does sneak i... Read more

Review:Devil’s Cut is without doubt my favorite of the Bourbon Kings series. I’ve struggled with the previous two books, mainly because of how long and drawn out the story is, but everything finally comes together in this masterpiece of an ending. I loved every part of this conclusion – there was never a dull moment, and I actually liked the characters by the end. For those of you who have been eagerly waiting to see just how the Baldwine children and their glorious fortune, estate, and company end up,... Read more

Review:I have a strong interest in the persecuted church and persecuted Christians, so I found this fascinating. Although it is fiction, this story of a persecuted believer in North Korea demonstrates the strength of faith exhibited by so many Christians in places where to simply state your faith is to risk your life. Read more

Review:Loved this book! Kendra Elliot know just how to get you involved in the plot and then wham another scary event happens! Could history be repeating in small town Oregon? Mercy and Truman work together to solve the mystery. Read more

Review:Aberdeen (town, Grays Harbor County). Wishkah Mall. Target. Detective Nicole Foster (Aberdeen PD Homicide, narrator) met Detective Carter Hanson (Aberdeen PD Homicide, partner) at the crime scene.
Luke Tomlinson (husband/father, WinCo grocery chain asst. mgr.) is being interrogated about his daughter Ally Tomlinson (1) & how she died.
Mia Tomlinson (22, Luke’s wife/mother, college student/ pediatric ward nurse’s aide) arrived at the police station.

Nora Harper (victim advocate) ... Read more