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Tag Archives: Melinda Curtis
Review: Kissed by the Country Doc by Melinda Curtis
Kissed by the Country Doc really was a heartwarming story. Ella and Noah were emotionally vulnerable characters, who both struggled with events from the past which impacted their view of present day situations. It was interesting to get a peek … Continue reading
Review: The Rancher’s Redemption by Melinda Curtis
Another great story in the Return of the Blackwell Brothers series. It can be read as a stand alone novel if you haven’t read the previous two books, but I highly recommend reading the other two books before this one, … Continue reading
Book Blitz & Giveaway: The Rancher’s Twins by Carol Ross
On Tour with Prism Book Tours Welcome to the Book Blitz for The Rancher’s Twins By Carol Ross Learn more about the start of this new Harlequin Heartwarming series, read an excerpt from this first book, sign up to review … Continue reading
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Review: Support Your Local Sheriff by Melinda Curtis
Here is another sweet and clean addition to the Heartwarming line by Harlequin. This story is part of the Harmony Valley series. I have read and enjoyed many of the books in this series. This story does stand on its … Continue reading
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Review: A Heartwarming Holiday
This is a review for three of the fifteen novellas in this collection. All three of these interconnected stories were sweet and fun. They were easy to sit down and enjoy and were a nice way to look forward to … Continue reading
