Head Over Heels
Category: B-
tulip?
Fringe: Beyond The Fringe
A series of alternative universe comicbook stories set in the Fringe universe. Includes one written by former star Joshua Jackson.
Perfectly enjoyable if not exactly thrilling.
duffy?
Gimme Some Sugar
Lucy returns to her hometown to open a bakery after the early death of her husband, Wayne. Wayne’s family and new feelings for her best friend threaten to spoil her plans.
A generic but still enjoyable romance.
litigators?
Love To Hate You
crown?
Chasing Christmas Eve
Colbie runs away from her pressured life in New York for an unplanned break in San Francisco and finds herself rescued from an accidental trip into a fountain by Spence.
Colbie and Spence have an instant connection but they each have secrets they need to overcome to move on.
Decent contemporary romance but the obstacles in the way of true love felt especially contrived in this one.
tanzania?
A Gift From the Comfort Food Cafe
Single mum Katie has slowly been putting her life back together in the little Cornish village of Budbury. Her past littered with broken and dysfunctional relationships and when a possible new love interest arrives on the scene she doesn’t know how to react. The fifth book in the Comfort Cafe series isn’t quite up to the standards of the earlier books.
pandemic?
Hold Me
Enjoyable contemporary romance that’s a twist on the old “Shop Around The Corner” trope. Read and reviewed earlier.
rescue?
The Good Luck Sister
This novella is set between Lost and Found Sisters & Rainy Day Friends in the Wildstone series.
It follows up on Tilly and Dylan from the first book ten years after they part as teenagers.
It’s a sweet short tale using a flashback device that I thought was kind of pointless if you could remember the events of the earlier book.
Probably worth skipping unless you’re especially invested in this pair or you’re a bit of a completist (like myself)
emily?
How To Be Dead
Dave is an ordinary guy working in a typically grinding office job.
After a near death experience he meets Death and discovers he’s now able to help ghosts pass on to the other side.
This introductory novella is an entirely competent comic fantasy. There’s a series of novellas following on from this one about the further adventures of Dave but it’s hard to tell from this one how good they’d be.
For a free ebook it’s certainly worth trying.
flamethrower?
The Hating Game
I read this one last year. It’s a perfectly enjoyable hate to love story.
It’s probably best you read last year’s review as my opinion hasn’t really changed since that first read.