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Tag Archives: romance
Book Review: Welcome Home, Daddy by Carrie Weaver
Synopsis: Annie’s best friend set her up on a blind date with Drew Vincent, a reservist being shipped out the next day, and shortly thereafter Annie found herself a single-mother. Two years later, Annie receives the shock of her life … Continue reading
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Book Review: Summer Seaside Wedding by Abigail Gordon
Synopsis: It was supposed to be Amelie Benoir’s wedding day, but when she found her fiancé in bed with another woman, Amelie called off the engagement. Instead, on that day, Amelie was arriving in Bluebell Cove to work at a … Continue reading
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Tagged abigail gordon, medical, romance, summer seaside wedding
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Book Review: Callaghan’s Bride by Diana Palmer
Synopsis: When Tess Brady’s father dies she has nowhere to go, so the Hart brothers hire her as their housekeeper/cook. Believing this job to have been given out of pity and not wanting to deal with Callaghan’s perpetually bad mood, … Continue reading
Book Review: Hot Zone by Catherine Mann
Synopsis: Hugh Franco is a pararescueman with nothing left to live for and takes all the more dangerous assignments. His latest mission brought him face-to-face with Amelia Bailey, a woman he later can’t get out of his mind. When he … Continue reading
Books In My Mailbox (May-3)
This meme is hosted by The Story Siren. My favourite place on earth is anywhere that has books, so needless to say I go to the library at least once a week. It has gotten to the point that I can’t … Continue reading




