Welcome to our book review site go-pdf.online!
You may have to Search all our reviewed books and magazines, click the sign up button below to create a free account.
The UnTied Kingdom
In this “original and exciting romantic adventure,” a woman enters an alternate reality only to find love and danger in a dystopian England (The Bookbag). When a paragliding stunt goes wrong, singer-turned-reality-show-star Eve Carpenter lands in the River Thames. And when she’s pulled to safety by moody military man Will Harker, Eve is far from reality. This is no longer the London she knows: It’s a war-torn third-world country where electricity is for the rich, the United Kingdom is under martial law, and nobody has heard of Shakespeare. Even worse, Eve is believed to be a spy. Enemy infiltrator or not, Eve is the only one who can help Will on his mission to track down an elusive high-level secret weapon, because Eve is one of the privileged few who know what to make of it. It’s called a “computer.” In a single splash, Eve has gone from spoiled celebutante to renegade freedom fighter. It might not be what she signed on for . . . but neither is falling in love with Will. All Eve has to figure out now is where in the world—or worlds—she really belongs.
Take a Chance on Me
A career-driven single mom meets a billionaire—and is tempted to mix business with pleasure . . . When the collapse of her marriage leaves Sadie Turner a single mother, she vows to make it on her own. After all, why would a smart businesswoman with a PhD and the prospect of a life-changing deal on the horizon need a man? Her man-ban is tested to the limit when she travels to Monaco to meet a potential investor and encounters Mac, a truly unique playboy billionaire who lives life in the fast lane—and it seems like he’d like to bring Sadie along for the ride. But Sadie’s heart isn’t the only thing on the line. There’s also the business she’s worked so hard to make a success. Can she find a way to make her dreams come true while letting Mac be the man of her dreams?
Please Release Me
“A deeper, more mature love story . . . written with the deft characterization and emotional richness which are already a hallmark of Ms. Baxter’s books” (Home on Deranged). Sally Cummings has had it tougher than most but, if nothing else, it’s taught her to grab opportunity with both hands. And, when she stands looking into the eyes of her new husband, Peter, on her perfect wedding day, it seems her life is finally on the up. That is until a car crash puts her in a coma and throws her entire future into question. In the following months, a small part of Sally’s consciousness begins to return, allowing her to listen in on the world around her—although she has no way to communicat...
The Basketball Love Story of Choc’Lit and Max
This is a semi-fiction, true fantasy of the saga of two basketball players, a boy and a girl named Shelton and Maxwell. The book is based on the visual exploits of a fantastic player called Chuckie, whom I had the pleasure of watching play for five years. He was placed on the varsity squad in the eighth grade because of his ability to jump and shoot. I don’t remember if he was first string in the eighth grade or not. Chuckie is actually Choc in the book.
Aye, that'll be choclit
Am fae Glesga (I'm from Glasgow) so talking and understanding Glaswegian is the easiest thing in the world for me even though I've not stayed in Glasgow for over thirty years. Understanding the Glaswegian accent and reading Glaswegian isn't easy. Especially if you are an alien, foreigner or one of they English. All the conversation parts in my stories are in Glaswegian. I hope by the time you've worked your way through them you'll at least be able to understand Glaswegian. Maybe even speak like a Glaswegian. Now isn't that quite a scary thought. My friend Mechie has read my stories and understands them and she's English. But don't hold that against her. More of Mechie later. Like a lot of Glaswegians I know, I swear. It's just part of my language and not meant to upset or offend anyone. I am also sarcastic and quick witted, I fucking am. Shite I've started swearing already. I hope you enjoy my wee stories. If you're a Glaswegian I hope they bring back some happy memories.
The Rest of My Life
A bad-boy Englishman living carefree on a houseboat finds a love worth building a real home for in this “adorable, sweet [and] sassy” romance (Whispering Stories). Living on a gently rocking houseboat, sexy Adam Hamilton-Shaw is a magnet to the women of Worcestershire. No commitments, just good times. But lately Adam has been feeling adrift—his wild ways more cautionary than idyllic. Writer Sienna Meadows is new to this picturesque corner of England. Looking for local color to inspire her latest work, she’s rented a cottage near the marina. And there’s no more stimulating a view than Adam. Despite his reputation, he’s making Sienna feel a little unmoored. But Sienna wants something more than just a pleasure cruise. She knows that beneath Adam’s charm is a vulnerable man with a damaged past and broken heart. And she’s is determined to mend if—if only he’ll let her. “Sometimes a story sticks with you long after the final word is read. The Rest of My Life is that kind of story.” —Keeper Bookshelf
Bring Me Sunshine
Working aboard an Antarctic cruise ship, a young woman encounters a first-class mystery and a second chance at love in this charming contemporary romance. To escape a disastrous affair with her university professor in Sydney, marine biologist Jenny Payne agrees to spend Christmas working aboard the Cape Adare. She can sail away from all her troubles in the South Pacific with a few weeks of sunny climes, cocktails on deck, and bronzed men in Speedos. At least that’s what Jenny expects. What she gets is an expedition through the ice shelves of the South Pole. But no matter what dangers the frozen region holds, there’s no greater risk than falling for Kit Walker. The handsome, brooding, and enigmatic stranger has isolated himself in the most luxurious cabin on the ship. A man of shadowy secrets, he’s a mystery Jenny can’t help but try to solve—especially since he’s the only thing keeping her warm . . .
House of Secrets
A woman struggles to escape her past in a thriller boasting a “fabulous setting, gripping suspense and a masterful hero” (Milly Johnson). Madeleine Frost is finally free. After enduring her boyfriend’s increasingly controlling and bullying behavior, she has finally had enough. For her safety—and that of her young daughter—she is leaving. But where to? With little choice, Maddie ends up at her estranged father’s hotel, where she meets the rough-edged Christopher “Bandit” Lawless—an ex-marine and gamekeeper of the grounds—who hides his own painful past behind a hard exterior. After discovering the diary of a previous landowner, Maddie and Bandit find themselves immersed in the history of the old house, uncovering its secrets, scandals, and tragedies—and the truth about each other. But when Madeleine’s ex shows up, determined to reclaim what he believes is his, Maddie and Bandit will have to stand together and fight for the love they have only just found . . .
Where Dragonflies Hover
Through her diary, a WWI nurse connects with a modern Englishwoman as they each endure the trials of love in this “engrossing tale” of time-slip romance (GreatHistoricals). Everyone thinks Lexi O’Connor is crazy when she falls in love with Hollingsworth House, a crumbling old Georgian mansion in Yorkshire. And nobody is more concerned than her husband, Dylan. But for Lexi, there is something undeniably compelling about the place. And when she discovers a mysterious old diary on the property, her interest turns to obsession. The diary once belonged to a woman named Allie, an Australian nurse working in France during the First World War. As Lexi’s marriage crumbles, like the façade of Hollingsworth, she finds comfort and companionship in Allie’s diary. And as Lexi reads, a scandalous tale unfolds—one of horror at front, the passion of forbidden love, and Allie’s scandalous connection to Hollingsworth . . . “An emotional, satisfying read with plenty of fascinating turns and twists . . . An engrossing tale of the ability of the human spirit to persevere!” —GreatHistoricals
