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Spring Breakdown (Carter House Girls) by Melody Carlson
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Another one of my very favorite authors, Melody Carlson is responsible for other great Christian chick lit titles like Limelight, A Mile in My FlipFlops and These Boots Weren’t Made for Walking. Her Carter House Girls series may be YA (young adult), but I still love it. The characters are sweet and the situations they...
The Courteous Cad by Catherine Palmer
I love just about everything by Catherine Palmer, but The Courteous Cad (along with her other book in the Miss Pickworth series, The Affectionate Adversary) is definitely one of my favorites. The characters are charming and Palmer knows just how to draw a reader in and keep them engaged in the story. If you love...
Article: Getting Ready for the Ball
by Linore Rose Burkard Love those elegant scenes of Regency Balls in Pride and Prejudice? What about the glam hair-dos, the sparkling jewels and modish accessories? How did the ladies back then get themselves ready beforehand? How long did it take? Read on, for an excerpt from Before the Season Ends to glimpse one young...
Menu For Romance by Kaye Dacus
Today’s Wild Card author is: Kaye Dacus and the book: Menu for Romance Barbour Publishing, Inc (July 1, 2009) ABOUT THE AUTHOR: Kaye Dacus likes to say she writes “inspirational romance with a sense of humor.” She lives in Nashville and graduated from Seton Hill University’s Master of Arts in Writing Popular Fiction program. She...
Review: Turning the Paige
I adored the first book, Daring Chloe, in the Getaway Girls series by Laura Jensen Walker and this book is a great follow-up. Turning the Paige (love these titles!) is about Paige Kelley. She’s a thirty-something single gal who feels like life is passing her by. With the help of her awesome book club –...
Review: Jane Austen Ruined My Life by Beth Pattillo
I knew from the description on the back cover – not to mention the title – that this wasn’t going to be your typical Jane Austen book. Having read most of the follow-ups, retellings and modern day setting Austen novels, I was excited to find a book that went at Austen from a different approach...
Turning The Paige by Laura Jensen Walker
At 35, Paige Kelley is feeling very “in between.” She’s still working her temp job after two years, still not dating three years after her divorce, and still melting at every chubby-cheeked toddler she sees while her biological clock ticks ever louder. Paige even moves back home to help her ailing, high-maintenance mother.It’s not exactly...
Review: Age Before Beauty by Virginia Smith
I thoroughly enjoyed the first book in this series, Stuck in the Middle, and have been patiently (ok, not so patiently) awaiting the release of book two, Age Before Beauty. It was definitely worth the wait. It follows the oldest sister in the Sanderson family, Allie Harrod. She’s desperate to stay home with her new...
Word Gets Around by Lisa Wingate
ABOUT THE BOOK When Romance Is In the Air, Word Gets Around Lauren Eldridge thought she’d wiped the dust of Daily, Texas, off her boots forever. Screenwriter Nate Heath thought he was out of second chances. Life’s never that predictable, though. Cajoled by her father, Lauren is back in town helping train a skittish race...
Review: Stand-in Groom by Kaye Dacus
Stand-in Groom is a sweet, funny story about a wedding planner, Anne Hawthorne, who falls for one of her clients. What she doesn’t know is that her client isn’t actually the groom – it’s his personal assistant. The sparks fly and Anne isn’t sure she can make it through without losing her heart. This is...
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