Bookshine and Readbows reviews The Captain and the Squire
Anyone who loves a saucy romp with good old-fashioned boo-able villains and lots of light-hearted banter, will enjoy joining Tarkers, Chris and Orry (who stole ...
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Love Bytes reviews How to Make the Perfect Man
4.5 hearts. If you need a lighthearted, entertaining, silly, surprising and unique short story to lift your mood, look no further because this is definitely the...
Rainbow Book Reviews on How to Make the Perfect Man
This is a sweet, silly, funny short Halloween story with an awesome ending. Read the full review at Rainbow Book Reviews. Buy your copy of How to Make the Perfe...
Kimmer’s reviews How to Make the Perfect Man
Werewolves and banshees and zombies, oh my! Catherine Curzon and Eleanor Harkstead add their unique style to this absolutely delightful paranormal love story. A...
Chicks, Rogues and Scandals reviews How to Make the Perfect Man
Perfect for making you laugh and escaping the chaotic real world for a short period of time, which is what Catherine and Eleanor are perfect at, no matter what ...
Release day review of How to Make the Perfect Man!
4.5 stars. A perfect Halloween treat for sure and a novella I have no trouble recommending! Read the full review at Bayou Book Junkie. Buy your copy of How to M...
Love Bytes reviews The Captain and the Baker
This book is everything I’ve come to expect from these authors and the Captivating Captains series: pure, witty, lighthearted FUN! Five out of five. Read Anabel...
Anne Barwell reviews The Captain and the Baker
I loved this opposites attract feel good romance. Five out of five. Read the full review, and Eleanor’s guest post about the inspiration for the novel, at...
Kimmers reviews The Captain and the Baker
Heartwarming and romantic, Catherine Curzon and Eleanor Harkstead score again with The Captain and the Baker. The seventh book in their standalone Captivating C...
Mirrigold reviews The Captain and the Baker
Five out of five. I was smiling or laughing the whole way through, with a few ‘awwwws’ thrown in as well. I could read books like this all day and never get bor...