Romance

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“. . . written with unusual tenderness and grace. . . . Everybody’s damaged . . . and love is never as simple as chocolate or vanilla.”

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“The characters are sharply defined, the dialogue bright, and the narrative funny and interesting.”

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“Come Fly With Me invites the reader to take an airborne journey with an engaging pair of lovers to discover the beauties of the Alaskan frontier.”

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“. . . a satisfying read tidily concluding the storyline—but also ending with a cliffhanger that will undoubtedly lead to another book.”

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“If Emma could have had all the sex and intrigue that Austen implied she desired, she might have been Carissa Portland in My Scandalous Viscount.”

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“. . . the story is a good one.”

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“Tiffany Reisz understands that love hurts, and for some, pain can set them free.”

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“‘Potential’ is the operative word here.”

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“. . . a story of self-discovery, of friendship lost and reclaimed, . . . both compelling and real.”

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“. . . glimpses of insight and understanding . . . ”

It is hopeful that Belfast Girls is a prelude to greater things to come.

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“Loretta Chase has created a character so clever, so devious, and so artful that she deceives herself right out of her own story. . . .

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“Reading In the Bag is like taking a bite of fluffy pink cotton candy . . . Stash it in a beach bag for a quick, weightless summer read.”

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“Breaking Beautiful is a well-written, fast-paced debut novel capturing teenage emotions while dealing with the delicate subject of abuse.”

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“Joanne Kennedy has written another western winner.”

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“This sequel does not disappoint. Until I Die is exciting . . .”

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“The closed Amish community is shown in all their glory—from buggies that remind us that perhaps the journey is as important as the destination to a wedding with 400 chickens to cook.”

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“In the end the real question is: What would happen if we were to throw away caution and good sense and choose instead to enjoy a moment—albeit a delectable one—in time?

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“Modernizing the character’s attributes works fine and is all in good fun; however, they merely skim the surface of Ms. Austen’s engrossing creations.

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“The premise is an intriguing one—a cop and a robber, on the run together. . . . The action never slows, which is both a plus and a minus.

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“Redwood Bend is the latest edition to the Virgin River Series and has Ms.

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“. . . it would be easy for a writer as talented as Julie Anne Long to set up her story and then cruise through to the inevitable happy-ever-after ending.

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