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Dream Girl, by Kelly Jamieson ☆☆☆☆☆Contemporary, hot
Zach Montgomery has met his dream girl. Ashlyn plays pool, she’s smart and gorgeous, she even drinks beer…she’s the girl of his dreams. Until she disappears just when things are heating up between them. Ashlyn Farrell works part time as a sex decoy for her father’s investigation company. When she meets Zach she’s on a job, hired by his wife to see if he’ll cheat on her. For the first time in Ashlyn’s life, she’s wildly attracted to a mark. But the sexy, charming brewmaster is a lying, cheating snake – he even gives her a fake name. When Ashlyn and Zach end up working together, she discovers she’s made a huge mistake. More…
“Ms. Jamieson has a wonderful way with words, and she made me fall in love with Zach. Dream Girl is a great read, and will make a nice addition to your "favorites" shelf.” – Olivia Brynn, WRDF Reviews …full review
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Love, Lilies, and the Unbroken Straw,by Teri Wilson ☆☆☆☆☆
Paranormal, sweet
Christabel Wilde’s life has just turned upside-down. With little more than the clothes on her back and her newly rescued Chihuahua tucked under her arm, she makes a pledge to start over and applies for a job as a groom at a horse rescue farm. Nevermind that she’s never been up close to a horse before, she has a bigger secret to hide. A mysterious gift her new neighbor, Dr. Declan Armstrong, is determined to uncover. When the irresistible veterinarian volunteers to give her riding lessons, Christabel knows it could be the end of her secret. With the Easter holiday approaching, she tries to remember that sometimes what looks like the end is really a new beginning.
“A wonderful romance with a dash with of magic, LOVE, LILIES AND THE UNBROKEN STRAW is a great read….Kudos to Teri Wilson.” – Raakhee Suryaprakash, WRDF Reviews …full review
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Said the Spider to the Fly, by Miss Mae ☆☆☆☆☆Suspense, sweet
Mona Murphy returns to Copper Springs to attend her grandfather's memorial service. His passing appeared ordinary enough—the official report stated he'd tripped and fallen down the staircase. Yet Preston Hitchcock, the insurance agent who'd sold a half million-dollar policy to Mona's grandfather days before the old man died, isn't convinced, especially when bloody towels are discovered in the backyard. More…
“This is a nifty little puzzle with a shocker of a solution.” – Lynn Bushey, The Romance Studio …full review
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