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August 13, 2020

REVIEW: The Landowner’s Secret (Brindabella Secrets, #1) by Sonya Heaney



New South Wales, 1885


When Alice Ryan wakes to find thugs surrounding her cottage, on the hunt for her no-good brother, she escapes into the surrounding bush.


It is wealthy landowner Robert Farrer who finds her the next morning, dishevelled, injured, and utterly unwilling to share what she knows. With criminals on the loose and rumours that reckless bushrangers have returned to the area, Robert is determined to keep Alice out of danger, and insists on taking her into his home-despite the scand...

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Published on August 13, 2020 06:00

August 12, 2020

NEW RELEASES: Week of August 12, 2020

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Rhythm of the Road by Autumn Jones Lake: $ 3.99

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Blake’s Baby by Caroline Lee: $ 2.99

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Hate Me or Love Me by Ella Miles: $ 3.99

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Kiss My Cupcake by Helena Hunting: $ 7.99

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Published on August 12, 2020 16:15

REVIEW: Sweet Summer Days (The Grays Family & Friends Book 1) by Sheryl Lister



Celeste Williams has finally gotten her life back on track and the last thing on her mind is dating again. Then she meets Thaddeus Whitcomb, a man as caring as he is handsome. The chemistry between them is instant and irresistible. Celeste thought no man could move her as deeply as her late husband, but Thad rekindles a passion she never believed she’d feel again.


Since his divorce years ago, Thad has lived a full and successful life. The moment Celeste crosses his path, he realizes she’s the ...

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Published on August 12, 2020 06:00

August 11, 2020

REVIEW: High Heat by Annabeth Albert

Rear view of a shirtless hot white firefighter in turnout pants against the background of flamesDear Annabeth Albert,

High Heat is book 2 in your Hotshots series, set in and around the firefighting/forestry community in the fictional Central Oregon town of Painter’s Ridge. I haven’t read the first book, Burn Zone (it’s on the TBR), but it’s not necessary to have done so to enjoy this novel – it stands alone well.


Garrick Nelson is a “smoke jumper” – the kind of firefighter who jump out of planes in the middle of forest fires. It’s a dangerous, high risk job. A fairly common way smoke jumper...

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Published on August 11, 2020 06:00

August 10, 2020

REVIEW: Take a Bow by Fiona Greene



He’s the Banksy of the international theatre scene – daring, anonymous, renowned. So when playwright ‘Draven’ bequeaths his latest play to the rural Rivervue Theatre, the stage is set for drama.


Creative director Lexi Spencer stands centre stage in the fight to save the iconic Rivervue Community Theatre from redevelopment by the local council. With Draven’s new play, Lexi’s got the weapon she needs to keep Rivervue open. She just needs to ensure it remains a secret. Staging the controversial L...

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Published on August 10, 2020 06:00

August 7, 2020

REVIEW: Cold Comfort Farm by Stella Gibbons


After I finished Little Women, a book it somehow took me five months to read, I wanted to read something a bit lighter, quicker, and funny. Applying my self-created rules for classic literature reads, “lighter, quick and funny” don’t abound. The vast majority of classics that I read are 18th century English or American books downloaded for free from Project Gutenberg, and many tend to be on the ponderous side.


I’ve thought about picking up this satirical novel before, but it was published in 19...

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Published on August 07, 2020 06:00

August 6, 2020

REVIEW: A Seagull Summer by Jane Lovering



Summer by the sea – a time to spread your wings, right?


Leah has come to Dorset to collect seaweed samples for a nutrition research project. She’s trying to leave behind a disastrous family life, and is haunted by the death of her best friend, Claire, on whom she relied for advice.


Here she meets Brendon, an Australian come to search for his mysteriously-vanished-from-the-family great grandfather. Brendon has discovered a fear of British seagulls, particularly Roger, a hand-reared bird which h...

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Published on August 06, 2020 06:00

August 5, 2020

NEW RELEASES: Week of August 5, 2020

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You Had Me at Hola by Alexis Daria: $ 10.99

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In Deep by Blue Saffire: $ 6.15

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Dare To Tempt by Carly Phillips: $ 4.99

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The Troublemaker by Cathryn Fox: $ 3.99

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The Cowboy Says I Do by Dylann Crush: $ 7.99

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Published on August 05, 2020 17:22

Review: Jeremiah (High Rise #1) by Jayce Ellis


Jeremiah Stewart’s sexuality is no one’s business. Not that he’s hiding it. When—if—he finds the right one, he’ll absolutely introduce him to Mom. But a late-night brush with a sexy stranger in too much lip gloss has him rethinking nearly everything…


To Collin Galloway, direction is a four-letter word. Sure, he hates his job, he hates living with his parents and he really hates watching everyone move on without him. But he doesn’t know what he wants to do, long-term, and he won’t figure it out ...

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Published on August 05, 2020 06:00

August 4, 2020

REVIEW: You Had Me at Hola by Alexis Daria



Leading Ladies do not end up on tabloid covers.


After a messy public breakup, soap opera darling Jasmine Lin Rodriguez finds her face splashed across the tabloids. When she returns to her hometown of New York City to film the starring role in a bilingual romantic comedy for the number one streaming service in the country, Jasmine figures her new “Leading Lady Plan” should be easy enough to follow—until a casting shake-up pairs her with telenovela hunk Ashton Suárez.


Leading Ladies don’t need...

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Published on August 04, 2020 06:00

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