Review of An Innocent Client: A Legal Thriller (Joe Dillard Series Book 1) by Scott Pratt When I stumbled upon An Innocent Client, I was immediately intrigued. As a lover of legal thrillers, I have a soft spot for stories that weave courtroom drama with compelling characters. Scott Pratt’s debut novel caught my eye not …
Book Review: Force of Justice: A Legal Thriller As a lifelong fan of legal thrillers, I often find myself hunting for stories that not only entertain but also expose the often messy intersection of justice and human frailty. When I stumbled upon Force of Justice: A Legal Thriller by J.J. Miller, my intrigue was piqued—not …
The Five-Star Weekend: A Journey Through Loss and Reconnection As I settled into my summer reading nook, the charming cover of Elin Hilderbrand’s The Five-Star Weekend caught my eye. The promise of Nantucket’s idyllic landscapes paired with a complex exploration of friendship drew me in. After all, who doesn’t crave a little escape into the …
Review of A Dead Draw (Tracy Crosswhite, #11) by Robert Dugoni When I first picked up A Dead Draw, the latest installment in Robert Dugoni’s beloved Tracy Crosswhite series, I felt a rush of both nostalgia and anticipation. As a long-time follower of Tracy’s journey, the thought of re-entering her world, particularly with such a …
Title: Finding the Heart of Ice: A Review of Center Ice (Boston Rebels, #1) by Julia Connors There’s something irresistibly compelling about diving back into a world you’ve loved, especially when that world is steeped in the sweet drama and high stakes of relationships intertwined with the thrilling backdrop of ice hockey. That’s why I …
Book Review: He’s Not My Type (The Vancouver Agitators, #4) by Talia Hibbert As a longtime fan of Talia Hibbert’s work, I eagerly dove into He’s Not My Type, the fourth installment in the Vancouver Agitators series. Hibbert has a knack for creating charming narratives layered with heart, humor, and relatable characters, and this book …