Blog Tour Review: AnnieR..
On the beautiful coast of Cornwall lies the idyllic Salt Bay, where Christmas is the perfect time for bringing family and friends together… Annie Trebarwith is happily settled in Salt Bay […]
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Blog Tour Review: Thrill of..
Fall in love with Ty Braden and Aiyla Bell in this epic love story.Fate brings them together, but will tragedy tear them apart? Do you believe in fate? World-renowned mountain […]
Blog Tour Review: Playing D..
After a string of bad set-ups and boring dates, Reese Brannon is done with men. She’s focused on her job as a fitness model and blogger. Her life in the […]
Blog Tour Review: We’..
An enchanting story about the magic of Christmas, the importance of family, and the joy of falling in love during the most romantic season of the year… Christmas has always […]
Blog Tour Review: A Very Vi..
The fairy lights are up and shoppers are flooding the snowy seaside promenade. It’s going to be a busy month at Forget-Me-Not Vintage, a magical shop with a warm heart […]
Blog Tour Review: The Beach..
Snow is falling and there’s romance in the air. Curl up for a cosy Christmas by the fire at Seaview Cottage… When thirty-year-old Lily Ambrose’s latest relationship ends in disaster, she […]
Review: The Beachside Flowe..
Roses for romance, daisies for hope, daffodils for unrequited love… Drop by The Beachside Flower Stall for friendship, family and a beautiful bouquet. Carrie Dashwood fled Dorset when her best friend […]
Review: The Vows We Make
Mark and Paige are living in sin—that’s what any man of the cloth would say. All they want is to get married, but they refuse to exchange vows without their […]
Review: The Vets At Hope Gr..
PART ONE of a serialised novel – a heartwarming and inspiring story about living the simple life and the joy of animals. Working as a receptionist in a London vets, […]
Blog Tour Review: The Real ..
This sassy, spirited baker is fine with heat—but is her fake fiancé too hot to handle? Bakery owner Willow Dalton’s friendship with Zane Walker has always been a bit complicated. […]