Summer Bite

Summer Bite (Macconwood Pack)

by C.D. Gorri

My heart is always sucked in when it comes to second chance romance, there is nothing like getting another chance at the one person who really sucks you in never letting you go. Life may go on but that person is never far from your thoughts leaving you always wondering what if.... A short sweet romance full of passion where the author never misses a beat pulling you breaking your heart at the misunderstandings lost and then gives them a second chance that keeps you in awe.

It is a very touching story of secrets so many have been kept along with a few lies. When Abrigail father dies she comes home facing facts she cannot over look. He is the reason she left so many years ago without a word, leaving behind the one man she loves more than anything. With her return secrets come out on both sides it seems Mason has a few of his own.

I thought this was well written with a great plot, it was very easy to follow and get lost between these pages. I loved the characters they became my friends as they broke my heart through what they had to deal with and put it back together as they worked out the issues. It was a great read that I truly enjoyed.

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Summary

Artisan whiskey tycoon and Werewolf, Mason Lane has everything he ever wanted, but thoughts of his first love plague him. He buries himself in work to try and forget the raven-haired beauty that haunts his dreams. Ten years later, Abigail Vicente comes back home. Is she only there to claim the twenty-percent of the company left to her by her late father or is there some other secret she’s hiding? Whatever the reason, Mason is determined to find out the truth!

Dearest Darling

Dearest Darling (Love Letters)

by Andrea Downing

One letter given to the wrong women by the postal service gives one lady the means to get away from a controlling brother. She is sure this is a sign for her to get way and start a new life hopefully finding some happiness. Things do not always go as we plan Emily will have many ups and downs before she can find the true happiness she seeks.

Daniel has his hands full on meeting the stage he does not find the lady he has been writing to but a new lady he has never seen before. He isn’t happy but decided to take some time to work this out. He can’t leave her to fend for herself. Time will give all the answers he will need.

This is a lovely read that the author put a lot of time and thought into. It flows easy and keeps you invested as the author takes you through some trying times. Before you know it you are through wishing you had more to read. I love the mail order bride time in history it was a time when many had little choices. This is an author who knows how to spin the tale to pull her readers in giving you a very entertaining read. I really enjoy the author and look forward to reading more from her.

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Summary

Stuck in a life of servitude to her penny-pinching brother, Emily Darling longs for a more exciting existence. When a packet with travel tickets, meant for one Ethel Darton, accidentally lands on her doormat, Emily sees a chance for escape. Having turned down the dreary suitors that have come her way, is it possible a new existence also offers a different kind of man?

Daniel Saunders has carved out a life for himself in Wyoming—a life missing one thing: a wife. Having scrimped and saved to bring his mail-order bride from New York, he is outraged to find in her stead a runaway fraud. Even worse, the impostor is the sister of his old enemy.
But people are not always as they seem, and sometimes the heart knows more than the head.