The tagline on Jill Shalvis’s website currently says: “Spend the summer in Lucky Harbor.” I couldn’t draw out the pleasure that long. I had to devour all three of her latest Lucky Harbor novels in one week. And now I’m jonesing for another hit. Bad. C’mon, Jill Shalvis! Gimme another Lucky Harbor novel, STAT! So… Continue reading Triple review: Lucky in Love / At Last / Forever and a Day by Jill Shalvis
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Winner of February’s Contemporaries to Covet giveaway!
I was so happy to see everyone’s recommendations for contemporary romance releases in February. Looks like it’ll be a very romantic month! The winner of a $10 book gift certificate is…Suz Glo! And since Suz Glo said she loves Jill Shalvis’s novels, I’m also sending a $10 gift certificate to Jill on Suz’s behalf. Thanks… Continue reading Winner of February’s Contemporaries to Covet giveaway!
Contemporaries to covet in February – & giveaway!
Every month, I’m giving you the chance to win a $10 book gift certificate for yourself AND one of your favorite contemporary romance authors. How? Easy. Just let me know which contemporary romance novel being published this month you’re looking forward to reading. You can even mention one of the ones I recommend below. I’ll… Continue reading Contemporaries to covet in February – & giveaway!
Review: Head Over Heels by Jill Shalvis
In nearly two years of reviewing, I’ve never given a single perfect score. Head Over Heels deserves to be the first. Chloe Traeger has a reputation for being Lucky Harbor’s wild child—a reputation she’s earned by saying “Screw you” to her severe asthma and living dangerously. She does extreme sports, frees dogs from notorious animal… Continue reading Review: Head Over Heels by Jill Shalvis
Sisters are doing it for themselves
I don’t have any sisters. I have a “little” (i.e. younger, but now well over six feet of muscles that belong on a romance cover) brother. You might remember him from my post The problem with having an alpha male brother. My brother and I never got along when we were kids, though I can’t… Continue reading Sisters are doing it for themselves