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Synopsis: Caleb Stockton has been missing for more than ten years...and he's about to come home. But his homecoming isn't going to be what anyone expects. Not his brothers. Not him. And definitely not her. Review: A Real Cowboy Always Comes Home is the second novel I read written by Stephanie Rowe, but it's the first of the Wyoming Rebels  series. I assure you it can be read as a standalone, but the curiosity to know more about the other characters that appear here is really great. This was an excellent read. I've adored the build up and the suspensful atmosphere, and even if I felt like the solution of the mystery a little rushed, I still enjoyed the ending. Caleb wakes up in the aftermath of an explosion, he doesn't remember anything of his life, a man entrusts him with a baby, so it begins their journey towards safety. While they are on the run they meet Jenna and her teen daughter who try to help Caleb and the child to find the truth about their unknown and dang

  Synopsis: A month ago, I was a rookie with the best stats in the league. I was traveling the world, playing hockey, and making more money than I ever dreamed. Then my sister showed up on my doorstep, expelled from high school, with nowhere else to go. I don’t know the first thing about being responsible for a troubled teen, and the team jet isn’t exactly kid-friendly. Enter Piper. My sister’s new teacher and nanny. Smart, nurturing, and just as beautiful as I remember. I fell in love with her four years ago and never stopped. Too bad she hates my guts. We need her. And this time, I’m not letting her go. Review: Wild About You was a very good read. The storyline shows less time spent playing hockey and more time spent trying to find the right pace to live happily, surrounded by people who love you. Tyler is a rookie hockey player for the Wildcats, he’s having a good season, he lives alone in a one bedroom apartment near the arena. He is satisfied and excited until his little sister, E

  Synopsis: You know what’s great about applying for an art history PhD program at one of the world’s most prestigious universities? I get to study what I love  and  land my dream job at the end of it. You know what’s  not  so great? Being told I’ll only get accepted to the program if I gain access to my aloof, uppity, super grumpy boss’s private art collection. As it turns out, said boss—a one Lord Hayden Stuart—needs to get married to inherit his late father’s estate and earldom. And if there’s one thing Hayden Stuart is  never  going to want for real—it’s a wife. So, we strike up a deal: I marry him and go live at his castle, where I’ll have unlimited access to his collection, he gets his earldom, and when the estate is settled, we part ways forever. Win-win, right? Wrong. I may have fooled myself into believing I wasn’t risking my heart, but there’s one huge problem: I’m definitely falling for him. He’s not just another man. He’s THE man—an irresistibly good-looking, in-control, ex

  Synopsis: Overworked entrepreneur Jules Martinez is sick and tired of men leaving her for their exes. Determined to wipe the giant, scarlet R for rebound off her forehead, she kicks off a yearlong vow of celibacy with five, blissful weeks backpacking her favorite stretches of the Pacific Coast Trail (PCT) through Washington State. Solo. Out-of-work financial analyst Evan Davenport hasn’t been happy since he was camping in Boy Scouts as a kid —before his wealthy parents and now ex-fiancé made all his major life decisions. Hoping to find joy and purpose, he buys all the latest ultralight backpacking gear, leaves a note, flies to Washington, and sets off alone on his first week-long speed hike through the wilderness. Except Mother Nature has other plans and keeps shoving Evan and Jules in each other’s paths. Usually naked. When sparks fly, can they find what they’re looking for in life together instead of apart? Review: Wild At Heart was an interesting, captivating, smexy novel. I was s

  Synopsis: An old house can hold many secrets. Hollowpark in the west of Ireland certainly does. At the heart of the gardens is an intricate maze, named after a deadly poison, Belladonna. If you know the way through, it's magical, a hiding place and playground like no other. If you don't, it's a place of fear and sinister riddles, where a young girl once went missing and was never seen again. Grace comes to Hollowpark as a nanny for young Skye FitzMahon. Soon the mysterious past of Hollowpark has seduced her. Who is the woman she sometimes glimpses in an upstairs window? Or the apparition who keeps showing up unexpectedly, pleading, 'Find me'. And how can she fight her growing attraction to Skye's father? Review: I loved this novel. Grace accepts to be the nanny of a nice little girl, she moves back to Ireland after a long time she has worked in England and Europe. When she arrives at Hollowpark Hall she is charmed by the big, historical mansion, but pretty soo

  It's gonna be May!! I hope Spring is finally here to stay, I need more sunny days. On April I've read 9 books: - Delayed Penalty by Jami Davenport 🐞🐞🐞🐞 - Only One Forever by Natasha Madison 🐞🐞🐞🐞 - Crime Writer by Dime Sheppard 🐞🐞🐞🐞 - The Debt by Natalie Wrye 🐞🐞🐞🐞 - Renegade Roomie by Lila Monroe 🐞🐞🐞🐞 - Even Better Than The Real Thing by Melanie Summers 🐞🐞🐞🐞 - Winning Back His Duchess by Amanda McCabe 🐞🐞🐞🐞 - The Earl She Should Never Desire by Lara Temple 🐞🐞🐞🐞 🐞 - The Belladonna Maze by Sinéad Crowley 🐞🐞🐞🐞 🐞       The Earl She Should Never Desire by Lara Temple is my choice for Book Of The Month because the storyline is really enjoyable and the characters are so nice you'd want to be their friend.    For the Neverending NetGalley Challenge with the Anything prompt I've read: The Belladonna Maze by Sinéad Crowley . Even Better Than The Real Thing by Melanie Summers. Let me know if you have read any of them. That's all