Finding Extraordinary Magic in Everyday Love
Review from A Life Through Books:
To start with, one of the most important parts of a successful novel is creating a hero/heroine that is likable and the reader can connect with. J.K. Hogan has hit this out of the park. Raven is my kind of girl, I absolutely loved her! I really did enjoy Fire on the Island, but Raven’s character in this one just made this one my fave of the series!
Boys Don't Cry
Length: 230 pages
Mackenzie Pratt is having the worst luck of his life. His apartment building is being torn down, and since he’s jobless and just weeks away from graduating college, he can’t find anywhere else he can afford to live that isn’t a critter-infested dump. As he’s lamenting the very real possibility of job hunting while couch-surfing, he gets an offer from the coworker of his best friend. More...
Strong Medicine
Length: 278 pages
Two men who meet in a psychiatric institution couldn’t possibly find happiness together—could they? The world seemed to be telling disgraced former child star and singer Cameron Fox that he would never be happy again. A drunken car accident gets him sentenced to a work-release at Riverbend Behavioral Health Facility. More...