#contemporaryromance

Jun 23, 2017
2 min

Book Review: LuAnn And The Latin Lover by Hebby Roman

LuAnn and the Latin Lover is a second-chance romance with more mature protagonists, set in and around an RV park in South Padre Island, Texas. Widowed and living in reduced circumstances, LuAnn is shocked to discover that her new neighbour is none other than the boy who used to work for her father when they were kids. Joaquin is all grown up now, though, and despite LuAnn telling herself that a tattooed, eyebrow-pierced, Harley riding bad boy isn't her type, sparks fly betwee

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Book Review: The Mistaken Billionaire by Lexxie Couper

Caitlyn Lynch

Jun 6, 2017
2 min

Book Review: The Mistaken Billionaire by Lexxie Couper

I don't even know where to start telling you how wonderful this book is. It's absolute GOLD. From the moment Mina rescues super-famous horror author Thomas St Clair's dog, she knows she's in trouble. Not least because once upon a time, when she was a budding journalist and he was a barely-out-of-his-teens author with a New York Times bestseller, he blew her off when she was assigned to interview him. Exasperated beyond reason, she wrote a brutal exposé on his awful childhood,

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Book Review: Toughest Cowboy In Texas by Carolyn Brown

Caitlyn Lynch

Jun 3, 2017
3 min

Book Review: Toughest Cowboy In Texas by Carolyn Brown

Carolyn Brown's cowboy novels are so country you can almost taste the grits. Toughest Cowboy In Texas is the first in a new series set in the small town of Happy, Texas, following the three siblings of the Dawson family. I'm not even American, but Carolyn Brown sets the scene so well I can almost see the big Texas skies, hear the country music on the radio - country songs are sprinkled throughout the book and often used as metaphors to express the characters' emotions, so if

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Caitlyn Lynch

May 19, 2017
3 min

Book Review: Hot Shot by Kelly Jamieson

I’m honestly not sure who to blame for the current trend I’m seeing in romance novels for bossy, controlling heroes. That sort of romance hero has been around since long before Christian Grey, but perhaps the overwhelming popularity of 50 Shades has created a resurgence? Whatever the reason, I don’t care for it, and Marco from Hot Shot is a classic example. Let me give you a few samples from the book. The first one, you can read for yourself; it’s on page 5 of the book and is

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Book Review: The Language Of Flowers by Christina Rose Andrews

Caitlyn Lynch

May 3, 2017
2 min

Book Review: The Language Of Flowers by Christina Rose Andrews

I first came across Lark and Rose, the two authors who together write as Christina Rose Andrews, when reading their story The Best Worst Valentine's Day Ever in Red Hots: A Valentine Anthology. At the time I knew that this was a writer that was going places, someone to watch out for in years to come, and I am delighted to have been proven correct with their first novel-length release in The Language Of Flowers. This isn't your everyday kind of romance. From the very beginning

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Book Review: Don't Let Him Go by Kay Harris

Caitlyn Lynch

May 1, 2017
2 min

Book Review: Don't Let Him Go by Kay Harris

Don’t Let Him Go is a charming contemporary romance featuring an interracial couple; Jack Morrison is the epitome of the rich white trust-fund kid… right up until he realizes that his family’s corporation is ruining lives when they buy up old rent-controlled buildings and evict existing tenants in order to turn the buildings into high-priced luxury homes. After five years ‘finding himself’ he comes back and starts a non-profit dedicated to fighting the battles those tenants c

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Book Review: The Wedding Charm by Susan Hatler

Caitlyn Lynch

Apr 15, 2017
1 min

Book Review: The Wedding Charm by Susan Hatler

How far would YOU go to make your best friend's wedding perfect? Sarah never thought she'd have to fly across the country to Atlanta two days before her best friend Jill's wedding, with her high school nemesis Ben no less, to retrieve a family good-luck charm. But that's what best friends do, right? Discovering that Jill's grandmother was a meddling old lady who has set tasks for Jill and her fiancé to complete before they can get the charm puts a definite crimp in Sarah's pl

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Book Review: The Last Resort by Ember Leigh

Caitlyn Lynch

Apr 13, 2017
1 min

Book Review: The Last Resort by Ember Leigh

In The Last Resort, Ember Leigh has created one of the more intriguing romantic heroines I’ve ever read. Rose is the very opposite of the ‘girly girl’; the former Marine is now a baby bounty hunter, employed by desperate parents to reclaim their children when the legal system fails to enforce court mandated custody. An expert in jiujitsu, Rose is in her element beating up bad guys but completely lost when it comes to matters of the heart. Getting stranded in a snowbound hotel

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Book Review: Always by London Saint James

Caitlyn Lynch

Apr 9, 2017
2 min

Book Review: Always by London Saint James

I think I've got a case of whiplash from how hard the theme changed smack bang in the middle of this book. The first half was the sweetest, fluffiest romance I've ever read... seriously, I was reading a lot of it with raised eyebrows, wondering where the heck the conflict was going to come from, or if there was even going to be any. And then BAM. Without any warning, all that sweet fluffiness is ripped away, and the entire second half of the book is basically just one massive

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Book Review: New Beginnings by Iris Blobel

Caitlyn Lynch

Mar 19, 2017
2 min

Book Review: New Beginnings by Iris Blobel

New Beginnings is a very sweet book about Sophie, a young woman struggling to take care of her little sister after the pair of them are orphaned. Inheriting a house from a mysterious benefactor seems like a gift from God for Sophie, even if she does have to uproot herself and Mia from Sydney and move to Hobart, Tasmania, for it. This was well-plotted out, with a completely plausible reason for a stranger leaving Sophie her property which is revealed in a clever and intriguing

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Book Review: The Prince Of Solana by Susan Sheehey

Caitlyn Lynch

Mar 14, 2017
2 min

Book Review: The Prince Of Solana by Susan Sheehey

This is the first in a three-book series called The Royals of Solana; the second book, Jewel Of Solana, is released on March 17. Solana is a fictional island kingdom in the South Pacific, which makes it an interesting departure from most fictional romance book royal kingdoms; they are usually European in scope. Solana's history is explained during the story, though not in an info-dump sort of way, just a few light remarks which nevertheless give the kingdom a reasonably logic

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Book Review: Masquerading With The Billionaire by Alexia Adams

Caitlyn Lynch

Mar 10, 2017
2 min

Book Review: Masquerading With The Billionaire by Alexia Adams

WOW. This is an absolutely AMAZING story and it deserves all the accolades that are no doubt coming its way. Kat was the best heroine I've read in ages; smart, sassy, confident in her sexuality and yet emotionally vulnerable. My absolute favourite line in the book was when she called Wolfe on his unconscious misogyny, when he'd chosen to take the word of a man he'd just met over hers. He claimed that their relationship was more than just sex; "We had more than that." "No, we

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