I enjoy Kelley Armstrong’s writing, so I was delighted to try her first romantic comedy, Finding Mr. Write. When Daphne McFadden’s book is rejected, she submits her book as a male author and finds herself in a bidding war & huge book deal… only now everyone wants to meet Zane Remington. What’s a girl to do?
A steamy romance about two troubled souls who meet when he is trying to take over the company she works for. Narrated by Callie Dalton and Jason Clarke, Hazelwood offered an enjoyable listen, but I confess I was more interested in the takeover.
I curled up with Faking Christmas by Kerry Winfrey and lost myself in this warm & fuzzy Christmas in Connecticut retelling. A farm, goats, mishaps and the magic of the holidays await you in this delightful tale. Grab some hot cocoa and check out this enemies-to-lovers, fake marriage, forced proximity romance.
We are back in Townsend Harbor and this time it’s Gemma’s twin sister Lyra’s story. As Lyra tries to pick up the pieces of her life after previous events veered her off course, things go topsy-turvy when she bumps into Cypress Forrester, a complicated crush from her past. Sparks fly in this delightful romcom.
When the son of Lucifer is banished from Hell and loses his memory, Calladia Cunnington finds herself in a bit of a pickle. She’ll need to help Astaroth the demon to restore peace in Glimmer Falls. This “enemies to lovers” romcom was one I quickly devoured. Grab a cup of hot cocoa and check out my coffee dates with A Demon’s Guide to Wooing a Witch by Sarah Hawley.
