The Summary

In Siren's Cove, Roman Briggs has established a life for himself. He renovated Sugar Cones Ice Cream Parlor and made it a well-liked destination on the boardwalk. Up until a specific blue-eyed beauty wanders back into his life, he has all he needs. Witch and seer Peyton Woods is unsure of the significance of the man and boy who appear in her most recent visions. She casts a spell out of sheer curiosity that takes her to a small Maine beach town and, to her complete shock, the man who crushed her heart eight years previously. One query remains for Peyton. Why didn't she see him through her magic?

My Review

What a lovely book! This book is as delightful-sounding as its title suggests, and I quite enjoyed it.

You remain interested and yearn for more thanks to an engaging story and richly realized characters. As there is magic and a mermaid in the story, you never know what will happen next. It was a lot of fun to read how they reacted to that relationship and see if their chemistry could keep them together.

The plot developed smoothly, and a lot was covered in a short period of time. Fantastic, well-written, and well paced. A second chance romance with a frightening twist is also included, along with ice cream. What might be better to this?

This sweet, melancholy romance with a bit of witchy paranormal vibe is something you guys shouldn't miss!

I voluntarily left this review after receiving a copy for free.

My ratings score:

★★★★★ Fantastic! Made me go through a lot of emotions & the entire book is incredibly beautifully done! 

★★★★ Memorable! Despite its shortcomings, this book was incredible and taught us a lot. 

★★★ Good work! Nothing particularly remarkable, but still nice.

★★ Meh... Mediocre with great room for improvement.

★ Extremely Poor.

The Summary

Contemporary witch When Cassie Moore's buddy predicts that the wrecking ball will threaten to damage her house and place of employment, her snug life is turned upside down. Cassie, however, is not going down without a fight. She performs a magic that she believes would help her keep her job and apartment. But magic can be unpredictable, especially when Cassie's buddy uses her own charm to make her desire after the man she really wants to hate. For years, Jack Quinn has had his eye on Lakeside Books. Although he has grand ideas for the charming seaside property, he didn't anticipate caring about the shop or its staff. And he had no idea that he would be drawn to a particular salesperson with brown eyes. practically as though by magic.

My Review

This book provides everything I wished for for Christmas! This charming holiday fantasy romance was impossible to put down. The premise of rivals turning into lovers has a fascinating twist in this relationship.

The story runs along well, has fantastic characters, a magical Christmas setting that makes me feel merry, and some riddles that are solved successfully. All of the various stories, which are wonderfully interwoven, seem to revolve around the bookstore. There were a number of tiny objects that gave rise to sentiments and emotions, stirred the spirit, and graphically portrayed their particular region of the world.

It's easy for the female lead in these brief, heartwarming Christmas stories to come out as a bit of a wimp, but Cassie was tough without being domineering; she held her own while also being aware of her shortcomings.

The connections between Cassie and Jack were particularly enjoyable, and it was easy to relate to the characters. A little strategically planted ivy helps to create a romantic atmosphere. I'd like to see these characters once more, with a wonderful finish and a happy life forever.

Basically, the entire book was fun to read! Everyone who reads it, regardless of age, should do so! The fantastic collection of short stories to start your holiday season.

I wrote this review voluntarily after receiving a copy for free.

My ratings score:

★★★★★ Fantastic! Made me go through a lot of emotions & the entire book is incredibly beautifully done! 

★★★★ Memorable! Despite its shortcomings, this book was incredible and taught us a lot. 

★★★ Good work! Nothing particularly remarkable, but still nice.

★★ Meh... Mediocre with great room for improvement.

★ Extremely Poor.

The Summary

Following her soon-to-be ex-announcement husband's that he was divorcing her, Maggie has returned home to Adele. She moved in with her aunt Celia Montgomery after packing up their six-year-old kid. They've managed to get back on their feet, and she has no intention of repeating her errors. She will cheerfully pay that price if it means remaining alone forever in order to avoid experiencing the same pain once more.

However, Jensen has different ideas. He knows he needs to get to know her as soon as he sees her, holding a club sandwich no less. He is a man on a mission to win Maggie's heart in spite of her numerous breakdowns.

When the two of them are at odds, tension develops in unexpected ways. Will Jensen be able to show that he has the heart to share with Maggie and her daughter, or will her obstinate pride keep her alone forever?

My Review

Love the romance and humor in this sweet tale! It was a great standalone because even though I hadn't read the first book in the series, I didn't feel out of place or like I had missed anything.

Magnolia, or Maggie, the protagonist of the story, is attempting to mend her life with her daughter while weighing the idea of dating Jensen, a nearby park ranger who is forthright about his emotions for her.

Magnolia built a life that I liked after being treated so horribly by her ex-husband. The charm of the story was enhanced by Josie's exuberance, especially as she developed feelings for Jensen. Their compatibility profoundly brings the plot to life.

I loved the impression of a little town that came through in all the descriptions of the characters and place, and the supporting cast was excellently portrayed. Consider yourself a resident of Adele's hometown.

I find it fascinating how this author can make the story light and enjoyable while still involving the reader with just the appropriate amount of drama and passion. The way that everything turned out for them made me happy.

Readers seeking for a quick, wholesome romance will love this book.

I gave this review voluntarily after getting a copy for free. All thoughts and opinions are my own.

My ratings score:

★★★★★ Fantastic! Made me go through a lot of emotions & the entire book is incredibly beautifully done! 

★★★★ Memorable! Despite its shortcomings, this book was incredible and taught us a lot. 

★★★ Good work! Nothing particularly remarkable, but still nice.

★★ Meh... Mediocre with great room for improvement.

★ Extremely Poor.

The Summary

Sasha Sexton received the family estate and sole custody of her youngest sister ten years ago. She has a teenager to raise and a hotel to run at the young age of twenty-eight, making her more like Cinderella than Sleeping Beauty. She needs a lottery win, a miracle, or Prince Charming to arrive with a huge... bundle of cash if she wants the hotel to last until Christmas.

The Summary

1954. The first time Zara meets Leon is on a chilly December night when she is fifteen years old. The two spend a brief hour in the dark conversing about their shared love of art, Monet, and Paris during a power outage in a modest French museum. Neither party is aware of the other's appearance. Their lives will never be the same, they are both aware.

The Summary

Every morning, Rachel rides the same commuter train. She is aware that it will consistently wait at the same signal in front of a row of backyard gardens. Even the residents of one of the houses have begun to give her the impression that she knows them. She addresses them as "Jess and Jason." She believes that their life is ideal. If only Rachel could experience such joy. Then she notices a startling sight. The train won't move on for another minute, but that's ample time. Everything has changed now. Now Rachel has the opportunity to actively participate in the lives she has previously merely observed. They will now see that she is so much more than simply the girl on the train.

My Review

This book definitely piqued my interest. I was uneasy about it. I was captivated as soon as I turned to their first page. There were times when I forgot that these people were regular people and thought they were all complete nuts. How many characters I've implicated as suspects in this book is beyond your comprehension.

From the viewpoints of the three women who are involved in the narrative Rachel, Megan, and Tom's new wife Anna the story is told. It's challenging to portray all three of these ladies as both sympathetic and repellent at once.

The majority of the characters in this book are wholly evil, but that was to be expected, so overall, this story is a masterwork of character development. Not just the plot, but also the characters in this book contributed to its depressing atmosphere. As a result, every time you read from the perspective of one of the three protagonists, you feel incredibly foreboding.

The plot itself gradually picks up steam and becomes quite captivating. When the action picks up, it becomes genuinely captivating and thrilling, and you won't be able to stop wondering what actually happened.

The writing in this book was superb; it was easy to read yet highly vivid, allowing the reader to feel the emotions of the characters right alongside them. Simply outstanding descriptive writing.

Despite the rather disappointing finish, I found this to be a fascinating read and a satisfying psychological thriller overall.

My ratings score:

★★★★★ Fantastic! Made me go through a lot of emotions & the entire book is incredibly beautifully done! 

★★★★ Memorable! Despite its shortcomings, this book was incredible and taught us a lot. 

★★★ Good work! Nothing particularly remarkable, but still nice.

★★ Meh... Mediocre with great room for improvement.

★ Extremely Poor.

The Summary

The life of Owen Pick is in disarray.