Read Series: Return To Redemption
by Author Laurie Kellogg
Don't Break My Heart (2014)
This book picked up where the previous left off flawlessly with everyone attending a very extravagant wedding. It's just the right blend of lost love, sex, and friends who want to help the couple realize they were meant to be together. Throw in a teenage girl who needs the stability of a family t...
The Great Bedroom War (2012)
This was a fun enjoyable read; there are some serious issues that are addressed in a non threatening way that did not take away from the lighthearted feel of the story. Nick and Sam were going through something that I think most couples face, lack of communication. I always find it funny comparin...
No Exchanges, No Returns (2012)
I enjoyed this romance from Laurie Kellogg, even though I had little emotional connection with the characters at the start. Ms. Kellogg offered an interesting premise and followed it up with a well plotted story. She revealed her characters in layers like peeling an onion, and though I didn't alw...
The Parent Pact (2012)
As a single mom to two teens, I could definitely relate to raising a child living paycheck to paycheck. I am not quite as poor as the main character in this novel, but I do struggle with this economy. I felt like I was reading a dream as I read this book. I would love to fall in love with a man w...
A Little Bit of Déjà Vu (2012)
My first novel by Laurie Kellogg. Enjoyed the characters and the romance. If you don't like or are opposed to explicit sex, you might want to skip this one. Believable, likeable, characters who discover their lives after growing up in the same town years back, and from opposite "social" classe...
A Little Bit of Deja Vu Book One of The (2000)
A Little Bit of Déjà vu is book 1 in the Redemption series by Laurie Kellogg. Margie Bradford, a widow and single mother, learns Jake Manion is living in the same town and teaching at the high school. She and Jake have a history. She got pregnant with his baby when she was just eighteen. She ha...
