Rating: 4.25 stars out of 5 If they looked, would they ever leap? Good-looking, confident, and doted on by his widowed mum, Michael is used to thinking only of himself. Getting shoved off an Isle of Wight pier by an exasperated ex ought to come as a wake-up call—but then he meets Rufus and he’s… Continue reading A MelanieM Review: Lovers Leap by JL Merrow
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Love Cowboys? Love Cowboys In Love? Don’t Miss Letters from a Cowboy by Sue Brown! (excerpt and giveaway)
Title: Letters From A Cowboy Series: Morning Report Author: Sue Brown Publisher: Dreamspinner Press Cover Artist: Garrett Leigh Length: 154 Pages Release Date: 10 June, 2015 Blurb: A Morning Report Story Simon Wood arrives at Tamar Ranch looking for a job after being fired from his last position for seducing the boss’s son. It… Continue reading Love Cowboys? Love Cowboys In Love? Don’t Miss Letters from a Cowboy by Sue Brown! (excerpt and giveaway)
Barb, A Zany Old Lady Review: Catch Me When I Fall by John Wiltshire
Rating: 4.5 stars out of 5 Jake, a forest ranger and former Army Ranger, is shocked when what he thought was a meteor landed in his front yard. He was more shocked to discover that it wasn’t a meteor, but a man. In fact, it’s not really even a man—it’s an angel named Gabriel, not… Continue reading Barb, A Zany Old Lady Review: Catch Me When I Fall by John Wiltshire
A MelanieM Review: Finally Home (The Traveler and the Tourist #2) by Zee Kensington
Rating: 4.5 stars out of 5 Bangkok, Thailand. 2011. Seasoned traveler and noted cuisine writer Christopher J. Springer meets/rescues Marco Mineo at the airport. Marco is making his first trip away from home and chose Thailand as his destination only to be overwhelmed upon his arrival. Meeting Chris changed his life as the culinary author… Continue reading A MelanieM Review: Finally Home (The Traveler and the Tourist #2) by Zee Kensington
Review: Encore (Blue Notes #5) by Shira Anthony
Rating: 5 stars out of 5 When teenagers Roger Nelson and John Fuchs meet in the band room of Maryville’s Senior High School in 1971, they discovered they shared the same passion for music. Roger Nelson with his violin and John Fuchs with his dream of conducting. Each teenager came from different backgrounds and moved… Continue reading Review: Encore (Blue Notes #5) by Shira Anthony
Scattered Thoughts and Rogue Words 