‘Barefoot Summer’ – A Lovely Romance of Renewal
Sometimes after reading one book by an author whose words impress, there is trepidation picking up a follow up book. Being on the other side of storytelling (that of a…
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‘A DECEMBER BRIDE’: A FESTIVE CHRISTMAS ROMANCE NOVELLA
STORY: Layla O’Reilly is making lemonade out of lemons. Not so long ago, her life was perfect. Or at least she thought it was. She had a career path she…
‘A December Bride’ (2016): Denise Hunter’s Romantic Novella Adapted by Hallmark
If there was only one thing the Hallmark Channel excels at, it would be the production of originals that burst with joyfulness.(Fortunately, they have many other qualities as well.) Their…
‘Just a Kiss’: A Marine, a Best Friend and A Kiss
STORY: He should have never run away. Yet that’s exactly what Riley Callahan did. Driven by the pain of unrequited love, Riley enlists in the Marine Corp to escape the…
‘The Goodbye Bride’: An Emotional Second Chance Romance
ABOUT THE BOOK:Author: Denise HunterPublisher: Thomas NelsoSource: PurchasedPublication Date: 2016Find the Review elsewhere: Amazon ǀ Goodreads | WordPress Find the Book Elsewhere:Amazon ǀ GoodreadsSeries: Summer Harbor, book 2Genre: Fiction; Contemporary RomanceRating:…
‘THE CONVENIENT GROOM’: ADAPTATION OF DENISE HUNTER’S ROMANTIC NOVEL
It’s no secret that I’m a sap for cute Hallmark Channel movies. I become all the more invested in them when I learn they are inspired by the fiction written…
‘FALLING LIKE SNOWFLAKES,’ DENISE HUNTER
Each time I crack open the pages of a new contemporary rom-com from inspirational author, Denise Hunter, my expectations soar. If there is one thing the author excels at (and…
‘MARRIED ‘TIL MONDAY,’ BY DENISE HUNTER
The rest of the book really needs no more explanation or praise because it speaks for itself. Married ‘til Monday is a remarkably well crafted redemption story that speaks for…
‘THE WISHING SEASON,’ BY DENISE HUNTER
Reading the first book in this series, Barefoot Summer is a kind of magic experience I haven’t had in fiction. It wasn’t *just* the delights of the setting or the…
