Katy Regnery

Loved it. It was a story of such heartbreak but then it turned right around and mended your heart back together. Hallie and Ian had a young love that went through so much trials and tribulations that it split them up then years later fate brought them back together but Hallie had a heart full of hate and Ian had a heart full of regrets. Trust me you will love everything g about it and want to read it again and again.


“I’m making amends to show you that I’m a changed man, but also because it’s all I can do. I can’t change my wrongdoings. I can admit them. I can apologize for them. But that’s not enough.”


“hate isn’t the opposite of love. That’d be indifference.”… (mer)

At first I was a little scared of this book, not that I thought it would be bad but it was a new theme to me, but as I read it it became an instant favorite. Courtney is tired of the dating scene and wants to skip it all and go straight for marriage, white picket fence, etc. So she hires a matchmaking company to find her a husband who she won’t know anything about until she walks down the aisle. This turned out to be so so amazing that I could not put it down. At times Courtney did irritates me some because she could be so stubborn and determined to do things her way she couldn’t see others around her trying to help. The love story was unique but so endearing and the ending left me feeling so sad because I want these two to have their happy ending but they are about to face a world full of trials and tribulations. So will they stand and fight together or let the outside world break them apart? Can not wait for the second book.… (mer)

After having a friend with benefits fling with Ramona, who is a seasonal worker, Tanner finds himself amid chaos, when the lady snaps and tries several antics to sink her claws into him. Barely getting out of the crazy situations she put him in, Tanner finds out that she is coming back this summer and now he needs to enlist someone to be his fake fiancé. McKenna has had her own issues that has left her in a bind, but finding Tanner’s ad and heading to Skagway to help him sounds like the perfect way to get out of her problems. The first time they meet neither one is hugely impressed with the other because McKenna is a tiny wisp of thing and Tanner is this Viking like god and not the other’s type, or so they think. The more time they spend together they form a friendship of sorts while fighting an attraction that surprises them both. The slow burn that has you anticipating the fireworks you know that they will have keeps you glued in and is well worth the wait because the time it takes them to form a friendship to more gives them a much stronger foundation for what’s to come. The visuals the author gives us of this gorgeous scenery and town with its quirky towns people is absolutely stunning and the family the Stewarts have leaves you craving more stories from each one.… (mer)

This book follows top divorce attorney in LA, Addison DeWitt, she is amazing with a hard work ethic, smart, independent, and great at what she does. She is also a twin to a brother, Elliott, who is a laid-back adrenaline junkie and sometimes druggie that has no care, loves his sister, but not enough to stop his death wish. Elliott calls Addison and it’s a broken-up message but when she finally figures some things out she realizes her twin is stranded somewhere in Alaska so she does what the responsible twin always does and sets off to find Elliott and save him once again. She never expects to be attracted to the pilot, Gideon, that agrees to help her search for her brother, but she is and so is he. These two have an insane chemistry but are shrouded in despair because Addy is in a state of hopelessness and shock looking for Elliott, but they can’t fight it for too long because they need each other. Throughout the story we learn that Addy comes from a rough homelife when she was young and has only had herself to depend on so when tragedy strikes, she is alone, lashes out at Gideon, and walks away to a lonely and reckless lifestyle. Addison spiraling out of control was understandable because she had lost so much, so I understood why she did what she did and why she felt like she had to. Though I understood her I was still a little upset at her because of the position this put her in and I thought Gideon was entirely too forgiving, but he loved her and she was really regretful for her actions so I eventually forgave her too. Towards the end I felt happy that these two were starting to figure out their lives together, but I also felt that Addison was doing more than “compromising”. We are told they came to a compromise on most things, but not really shown it and I get the feeling that Addy did more convincing to an emotionally invested Gideon and he was willing to do so much for her but I got the feeling she wasn't willing to do as much for him so it kind of made me angry towards her. Gideon was kind, caring, loving, accepting, and he was there for Addy through thick or thin so I hated he had to give up so much,, but he loved Addy and would do anything for her. I was happy when she finally realized how much she loved him, and he meant to her and that they found their happiness as a family. This was a great emotional read and can’t wait for more from this series.… (mer)