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Book Review - Taken by Love (Love in Bloom) by Melissa Foster

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ABOUT THE BOOK Daisy Honey fled Trusty, Colorado, after years of battling rumors sparked by her gorgeous looks and lust-inducing name. Now a physician on the brink of a promising career, she reluctantly returns home when her father is injured in a farming accident. Daisy expects the small-town girls who hurt her in the past to take cheap shots again--but she's completely unprepared for a run-in with tall, dark, and wickedly sexy Luke Braden, the only man who has ever stood up for her--and the man she's never forgotten. Luke Braden is handsome, wealthy, and the best damn gypsy horse breeder in the Midwest. After a restless youth, he's finally ready to settle down--only connecting with women is nothing like connecting with horses, and he's never met a woman worth the energy. After an arrest in a neighboring town, Luke's past comes back to haunt him, and he realizes that his inability to find love runs deeper than he ever imagined. A chance encounter sw...

Book Review - Flames of Love (Love in Bloom: The Remingtons, Book 3) by Melissa Foster

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ABOUT THE BOOK As one of New York’s Finest, firefighter Cash Ryder is always prepared. When a woman’s car skids off the side of a mountain during a snowstorm, he’s there to rescue her. Cash is totally focused on the woman’s well-being, but within minutes of getting her to safety, he realizes that he’s nowhere near prepared for the heat that rolls off of sensual, smart-mouthed, and stubborn Siena Remington. As a model, Siena Remington has dated some of the wealthiest, most handsome men in the industry, and she’s made peace with the idea that most men are just looking for eye candy and they wouldn’t know how to romance a woman to save their lives. When she’s rescued by a tall, handsome stranger, she thinks that maybe, just maybe, she’s found her own real-life romantic fairy tale—until he opens his mouth and everything that comes out is gruff, ornery, and aggravatingly sexy. Thrown together during an annual firehouse calendar photo shoot, the passion between Cash and Siena sizz...

Book Review - Game of Love (Love in Bloom) by Mielissa Foster

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ABOUT THE BOOK Ellie Parker is a master at building walls around her heart. In the twenty-five years she’s been alive, Dex Remington has been the only person who has always believed in her and been there for her. But four years earlier she came to Dex seeking comfort, and then disappeared like a thief in the night, leaving him a broken man. Dex Remington is one of the top PC game developers in the U.S. He’s handsome, smart, and numb. So damn numb that he’s not sure he’ll ever find a reason to feel again. A chance encounter sparks intense desires in Ellie and Dex. Desires that make her want to run—and make him want to feel. A combination of lust and fear leads these young lovers down a dangerous path. Is it possible to cross a burned bridge or are they destined to be apart forever? REVIEW It is easy to root for Dex and Ellie, both characters are well developed and easy to like.  If you like your hero’s to be the picture of a perfect caring male, then Dex is the gu...

Series Review - Love in Bloom by Melissa Foster

Melissa Foster  Love in Bloom: Snow Sisters and Love in Bloom: The Bradens So far there are Eight books in the Love in Bloom series, that is divided into two families.  Melissa Foster has teased an additional five books with The Remingtons, who were introduced in Bursting with Love.  This series was a heartwarming look at love, and each couple deals with real life situations that readers can easily identify with.  Aside from the common commitment phobic characters, the characters in these books range from being hurt by their own divorce, their parents’ divorce, their own parent’s death, or a former spouse’s death.   While the characters in The Braden set of novels are all dealing with having lost their Mother when they were young, Foster does a great job of showing how it affected each of the children differently in their adult lives. While Foster is not afraid to take on serious topics, her books are still feel good romances, and are easy read...