The Love Undercover series was one of my favorites, so when Marcus by Lori Foster published I scooped it up. For fans, Marcus appeared as a child in Getting Rowdy and was adopted. He’s now a police officer and crushing on his neighbor….
I grabbed The Christmas Wedding Guest by Susan Mallery from my library and was enchanted. This is the first novel in the Wishing Tree series. It’s a delightful tale about second chances, scared dogs, friends, family, and new beginnings. You’ll want to grab some hot cocoa and curl up by the fire as you travel to Wishing Tree this holiday season….
I love the grumpy/sunshine trope and grabbed How the Grump Saved Christmas by Claire Kingsley through Kindle Unlimited. A holiday second chance romance on a Christmas tree farm with reindeers and donkeys? Yes, please. Grab some hot cocoa and see why I recommend it.
Debbie Macomber’s holiday stories always put me in a holiday mood. The Christmas Spirit delivered just that as we learn the story of the week, Peter Armstrong and Hank Colfax switched places for a week. A delightful tale that will warm your heart with two romances and goodwill.
Reckless Fortune by M.M. Crane is the second standalone contemporary romance in the Fortunes of lost Lake, featuring the Fortune siblings in Lost Lake, Alaska. A contest to promote their town has bush pilot Bowie Fortune spending the summer with Autumn McCall thanks to a dare and the mail-order bride contest.
Three strangers become friends and store owners who give each other courage in this standalone women’s fiction. Narrated by Tanya Eby, The Boardwalk Bookshop by Susan Mallery is the perfect beach listen for fans of the genre.
Come fall in love with the characters of Cemetery in Lori Foster’s newest women’s fiction romance, The Honeymoon Cottage. Small town drama, an abandoned pup and a mannequin will have you packing your bags and heading to Cemetery.
Narrated by Julia Whelan, Book Lovers by Emily Henry was recommended to me by a fellow book blogger and I devoured it. From the not so cute meet cute to the small-town with no wi-fi at the coffee shop, and sibling troubles, you’ll want to grab your earbuds and listen.
