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REVIEW: Save Us by Mona Kasten (Berkley Romance)
As we head back into the world of Maxton Hall, Ruby and James are yet again facing turbulence in their on-again/off-again relationship following the release of incriminating photos taken by James, but widely dispersed by a third party. With Oxford now appearing to be more out of reach, Ruby all but blames James for her
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PUB WEEK REVIEW: Save You by Mona Kasten (Berkley Romance)
As we head back into the world of Maxton Hall, Ruby and James are kaput following his drunken kiss with another girl following the sudden death of his mother. His friends are worried as he leans more on alcohol than them. But when the air clears and James realizes it is Ruby he wants by
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PUB WEEK REVIEW: Save Me by Mona Kasten (Berkley Romance)
Ruby Bell lives two lives – one at her elite prep school and the other at home – each vastly different from the other. She is determined that the two shall never mix; that is until she uncovers a scandal that will change her life and force her to go toe-to-toe with James Beaufort, the
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REVIEW: What Happens in Amsterdam by Rachel Lynn Solomon (Berkley Romance)
When a mutually beneficial arrangement leads two long-lost lovers back into each other’s arms, they must decide if the life they are pretending to have is really the one they want. I love when books take me on journeys across the globe and introduce me to new settings and cultures. In What Happens in Amsterdam,
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DEBUT ALERT: Penitence by Kristin Koval (Celadon Books)
When a family member is killed in their home, Angie and David Sheehan’s life as they know it is over. Desperate for help, they seek the legal help of Angie’s first love, now a criminal defense attorney. This is the type of book that is best when gone into blind, so I was hesitant to
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REVIEW: Let’s Call Her Barbie by Renee Rosen (Berkley Pub)
When Ruth Handler develops an idea for her toy company Mattel, she has no idea it would shape American culture for generations to come. Standing at only 11 inches tall, Barbie would become the center of Ruth’s universe and the universe of those who surround her including her family, her head engineer Jack Ryan who
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