We’re back with another Rec League and this one is rather specific! Katie C. has a request for romances where the conflict is primarily driven by the hero’s internal issues. Here’s her email, along with books she’s read that fit the bill: I would like to request a Rec League for a specific type of internal conflict. Books where the hero’s main problem is that he thinks/worries he is not good enough for the heroine. … Continue reading The Rec League: He’s Not Worthy →
For this Rec League we have a couple of personal requests. The first is from Reader Jennifer: I’m a young widow and the idea of reading about a hero who had lost his wife was interesting to me, as there’s a dearth of that available in fiction in general. I’d love to have some suggestions for books about younger people moving on after the death of a spouse. By younger, I mean under 50, I … Continue reading The Rec League: Young Widows & Widowers →
It’s Whatcha Reading time! Where we talk about the books we’ve been loving (or hating) this month and try desperately not to BUY ALL THE THINGS. Go forth into the comments, and godspeed! Amanda: I treated myself to All the Single Ladies , which was mentioned on a podcast episode and sounds all around awesome and empowering. In terms of romance, I’m reading the Billionaire Bachelor by Jessica Lemmon and the setup reminds me so much … Continue reading Whatcha Reading? August 2016 Edition →
Perfect for fans of Christina Lauren and Katy Evans, Jessica Lemmon’s irresistible Lost Boys series kicks off with the story of a good girl who plays by the rules—and the bad boy who brings out her wild side. Devlin Calvary makes his own luck. Orphaned as a young child, he was taken in by a crew of bookies and gamblers—and they became his family. They’re the reason Dev’s running a trendy bistro, living in a … Continue reading Fighting for Devlin →
