Super Reader – Books, Reviews, & Recommendations

 💖💖💖💖💖 /5 Accidentally Amy by Lynn Painter is a witty, fun loving, humorous romance that is more than just a story; taking the reader on a hilarious ride. From an instant attraction meet cute with a misunderstanding, to a boss-employee situation, the laughs are plentiful. Then there are the cousins. Not only do they all room in a building owned by their grandparents and create hilarious games and dares, they are friends. I never heard of billboard assassin before but I can imagine the creativity the winners will have with the losers. Much of the relationship was built through text messages between Isabella and Blake as they got to know each other better since the company had a no dating policy.   Painter created a magical romance that blends Isabella and Blake’s worlds beautifully. They’re perfect for each other and their insight is amazing.   Connecting through everyday life allowed them to grow and handle obstacles placed along their journey.   #Berk...

 💖💖💖💖💖 /5 Track Her Down by Melinda Leigh, part of the Bree Taggert series, might be my first Bree Taggert novel and it will not be my last. The story begins when Claire discovers her parents brutally murdered when she arrives home from work one night. The two are work from home lawyers and don't seem to have any known enemies. Who could possibly want to murder this normal, white collar couple? The case isn’t as straightforward as it might seem and when the daughter, Claire Mason, is stalked at the park it seems likely she might be the next target. Then there was the call about an alligator in nearby Grey Lake; except alligators aren’t supposed to be in New York. From page one I was held hostage by this story with its twists and turns that were unexpected and ingenious, until I reached the surprising conclusion.  The twists, turns, and red herrings kept me on my toes while the tension built in this psychological thriller. Now I need to read some of the earlier books in th...

💖💖💖💖 /5 Preston and Natalie ’s story in Some Like It Hott by Serena Bell , book three in her Hott Springs Eternal series is fun read that is a grumpy billionaire meet sunshine, opposites attract story. Preston is a serious, high-powered man in finance, living in New York City, when he gets the letter from his grandfather’s will that assigns him the task to create a fun activities program for his sister Hannah’s wedding resort in Rush Creek, Oregon. When he gets there, he meets Natalie who Hannah has just hired to be the activity director. They have six weeks to design activities that will be tested at the Rush Creek summer festival. If they are a success, Preston will be able to Return to New York. Preston needs to be in New York and work hard to get the promotion he is been aiming for. Natalie needs her job in Hott Spring Eternal to put her life back on track. Forced to work together due to his grandfather’s maddening will, they have to compromise to find a way to work togethe...

 💖💖💖💖💖 /5 I loved Oliver and Ginny in Wild Nights by Lea Coll, book three in the Wilde Brothers series, a story about learning who you truly are and finding the courage to truly embrace love. Oliver, the single dad and serious brother, notices Carolina, an events coordinator who is working and staying at the resort.   What starts as one night with no strings or promises grows into so much more. Despite living in different states, they can’t stop thinking of one another and are looking forward to the next time that they can see one another. These two are stubborn and closed off, and while they can’t stop thinking of one another and looking forward to seeing one another, their hearts are closed off. It takes a blizzard with them getting snowed in and spending their days together in order for them to open their hearts and minds to something more. They are very similar: very responsible, caretakers, capable and scared; scared to the point that they don’t communicate w...

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💖💖💖💖 /5   Crossing the Line by Kelly Jamieson is about a shy hockey player and his roommate/teammate’s sister. After receiving an ultimatum about attending a faculty dinner instead of supporting her BFF at a difficult time, Mabel Smits has had enough and finally gets the nerve to leave him. Ending the relationship means she has to leave her librarian job, which she loves, and move in with her twin brother Smitty; unaware that Smitty has offered his spare room to his best friend and ice hockey team mate Ben Antonov while Ben is waiting for his own apartment to become free. Ben is a leader on the ice, but shy, , socially awkward, and not comfortable speaking up. As one of the players in contention to become the captain next year, but as a introvert he hates speaking to the press, doesn’t know how to handle small talk, and nor feel comfortable speaking up in the locker room. Being his complete opposite Mabel offers to coach him, allowing these two to become closer; awakening f...