Sense and Suitability by Pepper Basham
Sense and Suitability by Pepper Basham will entertain you from start to finish. This is Basham’s first Regency era novel, and it is superb. She has the gift of storytelling, and if you don’t believe it after reading this book, I’m not sure what to say about you. What I Liked About Sense and Suitability by Pepper Basham This story has the perfect blend of serious and humor as only Basham can deliver. One scene will tug at your heart and the next have you rolling with laughter. This fantastic...
The Second Story Bookshop by Denise Hunter
The Second Story Bookshop by Denise Hunter is a small town, second-chance romance and is a standalone novel. What I Liked About The Second Story Bookshop by Denise Hunter I liked this novel and particularly liked Gray Briggs, the hero. If ever there was a character that had my sympathy for the entire book, Gray is the character. His story is one of overcoming, and wow, he had a lot to overcome. If you’ve ever seen a rerun of the Hee Haw show, you might have heard the song Gloom Despair. Gray...
Steinbeck by Susan May Warren
Steinbeck by Susan May Warren is the riveting conclusion to the Minnesota Kingstons series. The action spans multiple countries, and you’ll keep turning the page to see what happens next. What I Liked About Steinbeck by Susan May Warren Emberly, aka Phoenix, is one of the most intriguing characters. Warren often has one character that you want to know more about (York and Judah), and Phoenix is one of those people. She’s a black swan, a spy/thief/whatever else her organization needs her to be....

