Another fun read! Well Traveled by is the newest installment in her contemporary romance series which follows a new character in each book as they discover the Renaissance Faire circuit. This installment follows Lulu Malone, Mitch’s older cousin, a high powered attorney who has had enough and on a whim quits her job and tosses […]
Fantastic read! Well Matched by is the third installment in her Ren Faire based romantic comedy series that features a different couple each time. Of all the books in the series, I was most excited to read this one. I adore friends to lovers and fake relationship romances. This one features April, Emily’s older sister, […]
Just as fun as the first! Well Played by is the second book in her standalone romantic comedy series which follows Stacey after she learns her friends are engaged. With elements of You’ve Got Mail crossed with the medieval themed Renaissance Faire, this story will appeal to romance fans of all ages. We first met […]
What a fun read! Well Met by is a contemporary romantic comedy about a young woman who moves to a small town to take care of her older sister and niece after her own life implodes. This story took me by surprise. I loved all the small town elements: everyone knowing everyone, mentions of things […]
The Twelve Dates of Christmas by is a sweet holiday romcom about a woman done with casual flings and ready for either a serious relationship or to say she gave it a serious go and move on with her life. Kate Turner longs for what her two best friends have: a steady, reliable plus one […]
I’ll be the first to admit that this book wasn’t at ALL what I was expecting, but I enjoyed it all the same. When reading the blurb the first time, I thought “cool, a sci-fi novel that lets you slide through different dimensions and times.” I think I was expecting something along the lines of […]
Picking up this book, I expected a romantic comedy, and to some extent I got that. But I also got SO MUCH MORE. If You Ask Me by has a little something for everyone. I laughed, I cried, I got angry, and just in general felt all the emotions a book can make you feel. […]