Here Comes the Groom

from beckymmoe

I loved, loved, loved so much of this book. The last twenty percent, though? It went into total what-the-heck world. I still don't quite get why Jocelyn did what she did or how Dan was okay with it. I'm pretty sure I got an extra furrow in my brow while reading that whole part. Still, for the res...

from samnreader

If you've read Karina Bliss, odds are you know better than to assume she's got a light, cotton candy touch. This is not an exception. A zany set up: two best friends, one retiring from special forces where he's meet with some trauma, one caring for her grandmother sinking further into dementia. S...

from romsfuulynn

Friends to lovers - some serious issues well done although I guessed all of them early. Unhappy with the stalker vibe although the author redeemed it well. Still not ok with it, but will gladly read more from this author.

from gincam

Author Karina Bliss begins her "Special Forces Series" with "The Soldier's Wedding". Longtime best friends Josephine Swann and Dan Jansen have always been there for each other--never as lovers, but more like sister and brother. However, some things are just too deep and personal to share, even wi...

from madamlibbytellsall

This book is going to be the ruler by which I measure all the contemporaries I read this year. I can hardly express how good it is. Both Jo and Dan are so real. They are good people who have had life give them the dry end of the bread. They are harder on themselves then they are on anyone else in...