Love just might be blind, maddening and completely wonderful.

Everything had come too easily for Jared Cade. That was until his charm and good looks could not win him the one thing he really wanted, the love of his best friend Amberley James.

Falling for a Cowboy is the second book in the Rocky Mountain Cowboys series by Karen Rock. If you love a series with real life issues, including families that drive you up a wall, and heart, do yourself a favor and start this series.

While this is a series, you can pick this book up and completely follow the story line without being lost. So you can start here or with Christmas at Cade Ranch.

While I have not had an opportunity to read it, as of yet, you can go back to the beginning with A Cowboy to Keep.

But, no matter what you decide grab a good cup of coffee or tea, one of these books and fall in love with the Cade family. You won't regret it. (Unless you find yourself staying up way too late in order to finish it, like I did.)

I received a free copy of Falling for a Cowboy by Karen Rock from the publisher in exchange for an honest review.

Ms. Calculation is the First Book in Danica Winter's Mystery Alaska series. You cannot help but fall for the Fitzgerald family. They may not be perfect, but they have love.

When Gwen Johansen's sister is found dead on Dunrovin Ranch it brings back many memories. Most of which surround the death of her father on the same ranch and her high school relationship with now sheriff Wyatt Fitzgerald.

Together they work to unravel the mystery behind her death.

I received a copy of this book, in exchange for an honest review.

Third Son's a Charm by Shana Galen is a delightful book with a lot of charm. And who can resist that cover? Ewan Moysyn is a man who would intimidate most men, by adventurous Lady Lorraine is far from frightened by the man who was hired to guard her. Will he be able to keep her out of trouble or will trouble find the both of them?

I was provided a free copy of Third Son's a Charm by Shana Galen from the publisher in exchange for an honest review.

Are you looking for an intriguing mystery that leaves you wanting more? Then Mr. Taken is the book for you.

While Mr. Taken is part of the Mystery Christmas series by Danica Winters it can absolutely be read as a stand alone book. Though it does leave you wanting to read the rest of the books in the series.

When things go from bad to worse at Dunrovin ranch Whitney Barstow begins to think that the past that she is running away from may have caught up with her.

But will the relationship that Colter Fitzgerald hopes to have with her go up in flames or will the firefighter help her fight the flames of that nightmare that keep haunting her?

I received a copy of Mr. Take by Danica Winter in exchange for an honest review.

If you are looking for a sweet, lighthearted book Christmas at Cade Ranch might not be the book for you. But, if you are looking for a warm, rich book with characters who feel real, with true life issues, than this may be just the ticket.

Sofia Gallardo is fighting a past that she is not too proud. She is a single mother, who is struggling with staying clean from a drug addiction on a daily basis. Will she finally believe that she deserves a better life?

James Cade has the weight of the world on his shoulder. His mother is merely going through life on auto pilot, and he is trying to hold the family ranch together after the deaths of his father and brother.

When the two worlds collide will they both crumble or will they meld into something better?

I received a copy of Christmas at Cade Ranch by Karen Rock from the publisher in exchange for an honest review.

It's been a while since my last review. And for that I am sorry,

But, no matter what is going on in my life, there is no way I couldn't find the time to read the latest Susan Mallery book.

Life isn’t made up of just one thing, but A Million Little Things.

The Girls of Mischief Bay series by Susan Mallery is filled with so much heart, and A Million Little Things is filled with it. If you are anything like me you will find yourself laughing, crying, screaming and wanting to throw the book across the room out of frustration.

The setting is rich, and the characters are full. Just like any group of family and friends, they don’t all think the same way all the time.

In A Million Little Things, we meet Zoe Saldivar, who recently broke up with her longtime boyfriend and has discovered that a man she’d met before just might be the one for her, when life throws her a curveball.

Jen is the mother of a child that she just knows isn’t right, and no one will listen to her. She and her husband have seemed to lost that loving feeling, and to make matters worse, her cop husband is teamed up with a man whose morals appear to be less than she would want her husband to be around.

Pam is Jen’s mother and has recently found herself in the unusual predicament of becoming friends with her daughter’s best friend Zoe. She had thought that she was leading a full, rich life. Enjoying watching other’s romantic lives from the sidelines. When an intriguing man enters the picture? The problem? He’s a notorious Casanova. Should she remain on the sidelines, or join in the game?

Even if you haven’t read the first two books in The Girls of Mischief Bay series or any other Susan Mallery books, you can jump right into this book.