Review:I greatly enjoyed this account of a couple's relationship, with its various trials and tribulations, combined with the wise philosophical insights of the author, whose various publications bring philosophy to bear on various aspects of our lives.My own relationship has benefited, which is an additional benefit. Read more

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Review:I've been looking forward to reading The Hope Jar by Wanda E. Brunstetter since I first heard about it. I particularly found the blue jar filled with slips of paper containing thoughts, quotes, and prayers by an unknown author to be an interesting storyline.

I had mixed feelings about this book. I liked the overall concept of a mistaken identity and the jar. It was different from many of the Amish Fiction books out there and that is something that always stands out to me. That said, it di... Read more

Review:I think I bought this book rather inexpensively from Book Bub and was happy with it. It was a easy read and one that kept my interest throughout. I would say a somewhat predictable ending but that's OK there were a couple surprises throughout to make up for it. A good summer beach read. Read more

Review:Sadie and Ashton were so hot together! When he agreed to experiment with her and help her explore her sexual nature, Ashton couldn't be more ready to lend a hand. I loved how careful he was with her, yet he wasn't afraid to help Sadie push past her boundaries. Awesome fun read, with some good twists to keep everything off-kilter. Read more

Review:Happy belated Pub Day to The Beekeeper’s Promise ?, which came out yesterday! ? I was fortunate enough to be able to read this book through NetGalley so thank you to both them & Amazon Publishing for making that happen in exchange for an honest review. ?
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The Beekeeper’s Promise is a story about love and persistence in the face of evil and alternates between two female narrators in two different time frames. Abi is a young woman in 2017 trying to recover from a horrific past and Elian... Read more

Review:Laney Monroe has finally moved out her parent’s house at the age of 25. Only it wasn’t that simple you see because Laney’s life has turned out not at all like she planned. For instance she did not plan on getting pregnant so soon or being a single mom. She also did not plan on working for a job that she finds boring or allowing her brother Gavin to move in with her. Laney buys a cute little house that she fell in love with but it has several things that need fixed. She figures that since her bro... Read more

Review:Well HELLO Britney King! You killed it with this book! You related everyday common problems to the obsessed person. I loved it! King… you are good at these thriller, suspense, psychological mind-flips! I might need you to start writing a tad-bit quicker. I felt my own slight obsession while reading The Social Affair! I developed a compulsion… with this book! I couldn’t stop reading until it was over. I read this entire book in less than 24 hours!

So we have Izzy, Izzy is obsessed with soc... Read more

Review:What a disappointment. Based on his first book, I pre-ordered this and paid $13 - what a waste. Utterly predictable, filled with awful people and unbelievable plotting. Julia is so unlikeable I didn't care what happened to her. Whining, self pitying, spoiled and weak. The bad guy is a Mr. Potato head of mismatched characteristics and her pathetic husband is just plain stupid- not a trait often found in surgeons. I finished the book because I'd paid for it - but it wasn't worth it. Read more

Review:by Axie Oh

The title of Jennifer Estep's young adult urban fantasy Touch of Frost is very literal, considering the main character's power. Whenever Gwen Frost touches a person or an item meaningful to a person, she gets "flashes;" images and feelings of that person, whether the person was angry, scared, happy, or in love. I hope Kiss of Frost (sequel to be released in December) will be just as literal; that is, Gwen better be sharing the love.

Gwen Frost is the new student at Mytho... Read more