Review Card & Book Review- A Little More You By Jennifer Carr

Fame put her in the spotlight. It also put her in danger.

He was hired to keep her safe. Falling for her wasn’t part of the job.

Harper Lane didn’t chase fame—but when her music caught the right ears, a reality TV stage turned into sold-out shows and a life lived under a spotlight. Now, with a tour on the horizon and her star rising fast, the pressure is enough without a stalker tracking her every move.

Enter Rett Cross: former military, now elite private security. His mission is simple—keep Harper safe. But the more time they spend together, the more complicated it gets. She’s all light and heart. He’s no-nonsense and control. And neither of them is prepared for what’s building between them.

As the tour heats up and the threats close in, their connection deepens—and so do the risks. Because loving Harper doesn’t just mean lowering his guard. It means learning what it really takes to protect someone when the danger hits close to home.

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This book is about Harper, a woman surrounded by a loving but fiercely protective family, especially her three devoted brothers. Their strong bond forms the emotional core of the story, with her brothers supporting her through life’s milestones while sometimes being a little overprotective. Their presence adds warmth, humor, and a sense of security that makes Harper’s world feel deeply grounded.

At the heart of the story is Harper’s relationship with Sawyer. What begins as a sincere friendship gradually blossoms into a meaningful romance. The development of their connection feels natural and believable, allowing readers to enjoy the slow build of trust, affection, and emotional intimacy. However, as their relationship deepens, professional ambitions and personal pride begin to create tension, challenging their growing bond.

Just when the story seems predictable, an unexpected twist introduces suspense. Rett’s involvement in protecting Harper adds urgency and intrigue, particularly when the mystery behind the disturbing letters and photos is revealed. The surprise identity of the culprit adds a gripping element that keeps the pages turning.

Overall, this novel blends heartfelt family dynamics, a tender friends-to-lovers romance, and a touch of suspense into a satisfying and emotionally engaging read.

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Happy Publication Day – 7 July 2026

Until It Gets Real By Carolyn Brown

Caution: Fake relationship in progress. Try not to fall in love.

Charlotte “Lottie” Johnston, the only woman on her construction crew, has had enough or the catcalls, teasing, and flirting from the men on her team. So when she spots Knox Callahan on the job site, she hatches a plan: a fake boyfriend arrangement to keep the guys in line.

Knox agrees. After all, pretending to date Lottie might also keep his meddling Aunt Bernie from setting him up with a date every weekend. What starts as a simple arrangement soon is anything but as the crew looks for signs to prove Lottie and Knox are pretending.

Between long workdays, shared lunches, and stolen laughs, their make-believe romance begins to feel dangerously real. But while Knox’s roots are planted deep in small-town soil, Lottie’s work will send her hours and miles away. Settling down in one place might be scary, but that’s what it will take to build a life together.

Where I Should’ve Been By Max Monroe

Small town. Big secrets. And one ridiculously hot mistake she doesn’t regret.

Everyone in the smalltown of Red Bridge, Vermont, knows Tad Hanson, the hot sheep farmer who can’t control his flock. He doesn’t believe in forever, but he’ll be the best time you’ve ever had—right now. What they don’t know is why.

He’s too charming, too good with that addicting smile of his, too committed to keeping his dark past buried, and too stubborn to imagine his life could be any other way.

Until a snowstorm—and one beautiful woman—send his carefully controlled world spinning.

Successful art director Beatrice “Breezy” Bishop thought she had life figured out—until her father gave her the middle finger from the grave and left the family galleries she built to her entitled younger brother. With nothing left in New York but resentment and regret, she temporarily heads to Red Bridge, looking for space to breathe.

Instead, she finds a sexy, flirty, secret fling with Tad, and a rivalry with the editor of Red Bridge’s newspaper. It’s chaotic, but it’s the happiest she’s ever been.

But secrets never stay secrets for long, and when hearts get involved—and the universe clearly has other plans—walking away isn’t as easy as they thought.

Seven Days On The Italian Island By Victoria Springfield

A sun-kissed island, the sparkling turquoise sea and a love story waiting to be rediscovered…

In the summer of 1972, Tanya arrives on Capri ready for adventure. A chance moment sees her captured in a now-iconic fashion photograph, but it’s the island itself, and handsome sandal maker Enrico, who truly steal her heart. Then tragedy strikes, and Tanya leaves without saying goodbye.

More than fifty years later, the glamorous Tellini fashion house is returning to Capri for a glittering anniversary celebration – and they want the mysterious girl from that famous photograph as their guest of honour. Reluctantly, Tanya agrees to return to the island, accompanied by her daughter Hannah, who is nursing a broken heart of her own.

As both women are swept into the world of high fashion and creative craftsmanship, Capri begins to work its magic once more. Old feelings resurface, new romances spark, and the past refuses to stay buried.

Candy Apple Kisses By Amy Clipston

This autumn, love is in the air.

Artist Emily Carmichael has always considered Splendid Lake her home, but she never imagined she would ever return. However, when she learns her childhood best friend, Jake Hughes, is struggling to save the beloved Hughes Family Orchard, she doesn’t hesitate to pack her bags and head back to the North Carolina mountains–even if it means battling a corporate giant and resisting the temptation of too many candy apples.

For Jake, the orchard is more than just a business; it’s a living legacy, a bond with his father and a promise to his family. As Jake and Emily work side-by-side to prepare for the orchard’s centennial anniversary, long-held feelings, once hidden beneath years of friendship, begin to surface. For Jake, Emily’s return illuminates what’s been missing in his life, and for Emily, being with Jake stirs long-dormant emotions she’s too scared to name. The air is crisp, the apples are sweet, and the sparks? They’re flying higher than a bonfire.

But with Jake’s ex-girlfriend’s dramatic reappearance and the mounting pressure to keep the orchard from failing, their budding romance is put to the test. Can these two best friends turn a season of chaos into a lifetime of love, or will their romance fall flat before the first frost?

Review Card & Book Review- Love And Lairds At Highland Hall By Hannah Lynn

The new heir isn’t the only thing causing a stir at Highland Hall…

After an unexpected twist in Fergus’s will, Rebecca Barker is still reeling. Duncan MacDuffrey, the ruggedly handsome groundskeeper-turned-heir, is now officially the new laird of Highland Hall. And just as shocking? The slow-burn romance they thought had fizzled out seems to be rekindling.

But not everyone is celebrating. Kieron, Fergus’s great-nephew and longtime rival for the estate, is furious. Convinced the title and the land should have been his, he will not let anything – or anyone – stand in his way.

And somehow, Bex seems to be his number one target. Between handling estate paperwork, dodging village whispers and trying not to get too in her head about her relationship with Duncan, she already has more than enough on her plate.

Is love enough to weather this Highland storm? Or will Bex lose more than her heart this time?

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My Review

This book is about Rebecca, a practical accountant who once handled the finances for the late laird of Highland Hall. When Fergus dies, Rebecca returns to the estate and unexpectedly reconnects with her ex, Duncan—the quiet groundskeeper she once loved. As Rebecca studies Fergus’s will, she begins to suspect that Duncan may actually be the rightful heir to the lairdship, a discovery that threatens the ambitions of Fergus’s entitled great-nephew, Kieran. Determined to claim the title, Kieran becomes increasingly hostile, forcing Rebecca and Duncan to navigate tension, secrets, and old feelings.

The story leans strongly into Rebecca’s perspective, making her a relatable and thoughtful protagonist whose internal reasoning drives much of the plot. She approaches problems logically, yet her emotional reactions and occasional frustrations make her feel authentic and human. Duncan receives less page time, but he comes across as kind-hearted and capable, even if he seems slightly unprepared for the responsibilities suddenly placed before him.

With its gentle mystery surrounding the inheritance and the rekindling of past romance, the novel offers a cozy, character-driven Highland tale. Warm, charming, and quietly dramatic, it’s an enjoyable read for fans of small-town romance and second chances.

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