Just One Spark by Carly Phillips

My rating: 5 of 5 stars



As a longtime fan I've fallen in love with quite a few characters of Carly Phillips, but Just One Spark was an instant connection for me. Dash and Cassidy created their own fairytale with more than a few bumps and bruises along the way. Phillips grabbed the strings of my heart with an accuracy that is not always an easy find for me as a book lover. I found my own instant spark when I took a chance on two slightly damaged but no less beautiful hearts.



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Harvest of Love by M. Moreland

My rating: 5 of 5 stars


A bountiful story of love, life and humor that speaks in the language of the heart. Harvest of Love is proof that less is more. Danica and Noah take the soul on a quest of self-discovery, new beginnings and happily ever afters. With a bit of common sense and an abundance of emotion, Moreland makes an explosive impact that sticks long after the journey's end.



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Archer reeled me in with a heartbreaker of a bad boy and a spitfire of a heroine. Spark is all kinds of combustible. Sabrina and Logan bounce flames of of each other that will easily set the heart on fire. Logan is a wounded alpha with the scars to prove it. He has quite a bit to answer for when it comes to his previous behavior told Sabrina. Sabrina offered him her heart, but received nothing in return. Fast forward two years and one almost tragedy and Logan comes face to face with his unpleasant past. Could he have finally gotten the message when it comes to life and pride? Step into a world where the temperature rises with ever page you turn. Spark pushes buttons when it comes to emotions and scored a perfect 10.

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Spark is a teddy bear sworn to protect her owner, or ursa, from the monsters that would seek to harm her. A fellow teddy instructed her in the lore surrounding the monsters that have been held at bay for decades, but has trained her hard to prepare for any monster that may show up.

Now a monster has started showing up, sniffing around the edges of the room, looking for a weakness. Spark overhears a neighborhood child has gone missing - a sure sign of a monster.With her mentor, a sock monkey and select toys of her ursa's friends, Spark must save the day.

For me this was an unfortunate misfire. The internal logic of the story kept coming apart at the edges and actual child predators appeared to be tied in to the lore by the end of the book. Not something I'd recommend.