The Lucky Ones by Cassie Cross

My rating: 4 of 5 stars


There's always a bright side to every heartache. The Lucky Ones reminds hearts there is more than enough sunshine to go around. Cross dives deep into the emotion that makes us who we are, but never loses sight of the value of a sense of humor. Love Is opening yourself to all the possibilities even the heartbreaking ones.



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Lucky in Love by Kelly Elliott

My rating: 5 of 5 stars


The simple approach got quite a reaction from my heart. I think I just fell for a mischievously, sly three-year old and her clueless, klutzy, irresistibly, adorable father in training. Lucky in Love goes for the little things and that makes for a greater impact. Elliott knows what the heart wants and refuses to settle for anything less. Truitt and Saryn are the icing on the cake, but I think is Liliana gives the heart a reason to smile.

Hopkins and Satomasso are quite a pair. From heart palpitations to the ever present frustration, they refused to hold back on the chemistry. Their delivery is flameworthy. McKenna James dishes out the emotions with her ever present flair and as always I was easily hooked. Lucky Inheritance sets emotions ablaze with passion, heart and humor.

@hotchoc84 (Charlotte), @introvertedwife, #Contemporary, #Romance, #ParanormalElements, 4 out of 5 (very good) 

Jess is the unluckiest woman in the world. Nothing in her world every goes right. When a tree crashes through her bedroom window, she’s unsurprised until a drop-dead gorgeous Irishman sticks his head inside. 
In this steamy novella, Jess finds herself falling harder and harder for this man who her best friend swears is a leprechaun. 
Will Jess finally get lucky?

What appealed to me most about Lucky Like Love is the heart that shines through. Uniquely entertaining, irresistibly charming, with a hint of mystery. Ayala never loses her ability to charm her way into hearts.