Star Dust – Cannonball Read 17

Let me play among the stars

Star Dust by Emma Barry/Genevieve Turner

October 24, 2020 by Malin 5 Comments

Official book description: Houston, 1962 Anne-Marie Smith wanted normal: a loving husband, two beautiful kids, and a well-kept house. But when she catches her husband cheating, she decides that normal isn’t worth it. Now in a new city with a new job, she’s trying to find her new normal—but she knows it doesn’t include the sexy playboy astronaut next door. Commander Kit Campbell has a taste for fast: fast cars, fast planes, and even faster women. But no ride he’s ever taken will […]

Weird Things Were Always Happening in Waco

April 1, 2017 by Emmalita 1 Comment

This was a sweet little romance recommended by Mrs. Julien. My only complaint is that it was too short. Having just made that complaint, go ahead and skip the prologue. There are already two reviews of this up, so I don’t really feel the need to do a plot synopsis. You can read Mrs. Julien’s review and Beth Ellen’s review yourselves. Diving right in, Anne-Marie and Kit instantly have a lot of lustful thoughts about one another. Being freshly divorced and harshly judged for it, Anne-Marie is not […]

Stars and Rockets and Children/Puppy Plot Moppets

March 30, 2017 by Beth Ellen 4 Comments

So Mrs. Julien recommended this one the other week to the romance crowd. As it was free for Kindle it was an easy decision to snatch it up. Come a late night returning from work travel, and this one got picked up until I finished. It was quick and fun. What more could you ask for? Anne-Marie Smith is new to the neighborhood outside of Houston in 1962. She is shockingly divorced and on her own with her two young kids for the first time. […]

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