Flesh and Bone (Blood of Kaos Book 3) by Nesa Miller – Review by Madison Degraffenreid

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Flesh and Bone (Blood of Kaos Series, Book III)Flesh and Bone by Nesa Miller
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

Flesh and Bone (Blood Of Kaos Book 3) by Nesa Miller

5-Stars

Flesh and Bone was an exciting and action packed story from start to finish. The storyline flowed from the beginning with fascinating characters and descriptive settings. I was a little confused about what was happening with the characters at first because I have yet to read other books in this series. As I continued to read things seemed to get less confusing and make more sense. I plan to go back and read the first two books in this series. I really enjoyed this creative novel and look forward to reading more from this author.

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Surviving Valencia by Holly Tierney-Bedord – Review by Michelle Austin

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Surviving ValenciaSurviving Valencia by Holly Tierney-Bedord
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

Surviving Valencia was an emotional 5 star read.
This was my first read from this author. She pulled me right in with her writing.

We jump from past to present as we learn about Valencia’s past growing up with her siblings. She is now happily married to Adrian trying to move on with her life.

Growing up Val’s parents were always falling all over her siblings and treating her like a nobody. They were the popular kids in high school and could do no wrong. Your heart broke for the things this poor girl went through.

Things take some interesting twists when Adrian gets a mysterious letter in the mail. She’s not sure if she should confront him with what she finds or if she’s misinterpreting the contents. Are things as great as they appear to be in their marriage?

There is so much more that goes on in this great read. There are several twists and turns. The secondary characters added a great element to the story. I despised Valencia’s parents, they were horrible. Overall I really enjoyed this read, I was pulled in by the story, and I have to say I was pleasantly surprised to see my home town mentioned as well, considering we are in a rural area of Wisconsin. I look forward to reading more from this author. 1-click and get started today.

Reviewed by @mab54615
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Me and Cinderella (The Dirty Rooster Book 2) by Kelly Mooney – Review by Michelle Austin

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Me and Cinderella (The Dirty Rooster #2)Me and Cinderella by Kelly Mooney
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

Me and Cinderella was a great 5 star read and book two in The Dirty Rooster series.
I loved this story so much, once I started I couldn’t put it down. It was a late night (early morning for me)

Eli has returned home for a few weeks because his dad is going to be released from prison soon. He wants to help his little brother and possibly his mother. What he didn’t prepare for was Remy living with his sister Shea. Remy is the woman he left behind nine years ago, she is his sisters best friend. Remy is the rich girl he wasn’t good enough for, so he thought. She has turned into a very beautiful woman and has sparked something in him.

She was downright the sweetest girl I knew, but she was always going to be Cinderella to me. She was the delicate flower I spent years protecting, and I ended up being the one who crushed her.

Remy has her own drama going on and when Eli finds her in his room he is shocked. He does a great job of supporting her and they end up getting even closer. We get some very hot and steamy moments from them. What will happen when Eli leaves in a few weeks? Will he stay or will he ask her to join him? Can they have a HEA?

I loved these two so much and all of the secondary characters were great. I loved his brother and sister but despised Remy’s father. I had near heart failure when there was a huge twist that left me in tears. We do get a well deserved HEA with a great epilogue. I look forward to reading more from this series and I wouldn’t mind seeing more from Remy and Eli.

Reviewed by @mab54615
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Hate to Love You (Baker’s Bunch Book 1) by Lily Ryan – Review by Maura Harper

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Hate to Love You (Baker's Bunch Book 1)Hate to Love You by Lily Ryan
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

HATE TO LOVE YOU is the first book I’ve read by this author and I will be reading future books in this series.

This is one of those stories that was so frustrating to read because of the immaturity of the female protagonist UNTIL I remembered that she is only a senior in high school who has had a crush on her brother’s best friend forever and it makes total sense that she acts the way she does. Poor kid has no life experience.

This was a quick read with characters who are fully developed and a story that was well plotted from beginning to end. While the story was predictable at times, there were still some things that were fresh to the genre. The accountability the brother takes for the mistakes he’s made and how he came to be where he is in life. REFRESHING!!! Also, there is a conversation regarding #metoo and I’m super hopeful that this is actually happening in the real world peer to peer.

I absolutely am looking forward to getting to know more about Abby and Zane in future stories.

Review by @mauraharper

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Rewind by Rowan Shaw – Review by Sheri Schrader

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Rewind (Rewind #1)Rewind by Rowan Shaw
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

Rewind by Rowan Shaw is the first book in the Rewind series. This is a wonderful story of two men reconnecting. Enzo is deaf but has not let this get in his way. He is a strong man who has had his heart broken. Florian had his life under control until he has his life torn apart by love.
The characters are well written. I liked despite challenges the men are strong but not to the point of being unbearable. The story is good also. I wanted the best for both Enzo and Florian. The story of a second chance at love and how we all deserve the chance is good. The secondary characters were interesting and were a nice complement to the main characters. They helped the main characters to tell the story but did not take away from them. I look forward to reading more from this author in the future.

Review by @sherimichelle1

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Surviving Valencia by Holly Tierney-Bedord – Review by Emily Walsh

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Surviving Valencia
By: Holly Tierney-Bedord
My Rating: 3 of 5 stars

Surviving Valencia by Holly Tierney-Bedord was an okay read, that will keep you guessing.

Not my first read from this author, so I was excited to get my hands on this read. This book was interesting, and has a good plot line, but at times it fell flat, and there are some loos ends that aren’t sitting well with me.

The transitions between the past and present were done well, and it helped tie some of the plot points together. The ending was a little off putting as well, and I do kind of get it, but at the same time it was bittersweet and not satisfying. But again, in a weird way, it fit. One point I would love to make, is that, you never find out what the younger sisters name is. And it was something that I didn’t notice until I stopped reading and started to process, and forming my review. Very well done, and a nice added touch to make this read more layered and complex.

Overall this isn’t a bad story, it has lots of good things, but at the same time, when the MC was narrating it was like she rambled and nothing came to a close. This made certain plot points confusing and unbalanced. But, this book will keep you on your toes with its unfolding mystery, and trips to the past.

This books gets my recommendation and my stamp of approval.

Happy Reading

-Review by @eawalsh

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Cinderfella by Kristy Brown – Review by Emily Walsh

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CinderfellaCinderfella
By: Kristy Brown
My Rating: 5 of 5 stars

Cinderfella by Kristy Brown was a sweet, entertaining reverse fairytale retelling, that stole my heart.

I love fairytale retellings, and this one wasn’t only unique but it was fresh, modern, and had all the magic of the original. The only thing that I think would have made this story all the more amazing, an epilogue. Just a little something to us know, that their dreams came true.

I will say that this book is a little darker then your normal sugar sweet retelling, and I like that little bit of a twist. There was just something about them that made me root for them. I loved how is wasn’t just love at first sight, they connected, spent time together, and actually developed proper feelings for one another. The ball at the end was a nice nod, and I loved the entrance scene, I got chills!

Overall this book is a wonderful retelling that will play on that childhood nostalgia. So please take my super high recommendation and my stamp of approval that, you will fall head over heels for this fuzzy read.

Happy Reading

-Review by @eawalsh

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Surviving Valencia by Holly Tierney-Bedord – Review by Chantelle Smith

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Surviving ValenciaSurviving Valencia by Holly Tierney-Bedord
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

Surviving Valencia is my sixth book by Holly Tierney-Bedord, and it has definitely got to be the best by far! I was totally hooked with this read, I couldn’t put it down until the very end.
I liked how we got flashbacks from the present and past but it was done smoothly and effortlessly that it flowed each time.
It’s an emotional read, and also a read that stays with you even after you have finished reading it.
This book was filled with twists and turns that kept you turning the pages continuously. Holly Tierney-Bedford has an incredible writing style and has a way of making even better characters. This is an incredible story that should not be missed! This author has become one of my go-to favourites and I can’t wait to see what else she brings, and hope this isn’t the last we read of these characters.

Reviewed By @tillytillzz

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Broken Pieces by Judith B Pinkard-Review by Tausha Treadway

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Broken PiecesBroken Pieces by Judith B. Pinkard
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

Broken Pieces by Judith B. Pinkard. This is a biographical story of the authors life. Its a story based on faith in God and His amazing miracles. The story of her birth and the months afterwards are nothing short of a miracle and if you have the slightest doubt that there is a God read this book and you will be a firm believer. Judy’s parents meet and instantly fall in love shortly afterwards her mom get pregnant but doesn’t tell her dad and takes off. Once Judy is born her mom looks up the dad and they get married. On the way home from that they are in a horrific car accident. It is only by the Grace of God that they all survived. Afterwards Judy’s mom is very messed up in looks and emotionally. Its the story of true faith and knowing that He will take care of all things! I felt very blessed after reading this story. Its such a wonderful story of survival and love. It was a super short read but be prepared to finish once you start.

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Flirty Dancing: A Spicy Romantic Comedy About the Afterlife (The Green Room Chronicles Book 3) by J.D. Frettier – Review by Julie Lounello

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Flirty DancingFlirty Dancing by J.D. Frettier
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

Flirty Dancing: A Spicy Romantic Comedy About the Afterlife (The Green Room Chronicles Book 3) by J.D. Frettier is a five star novel. I have loved every minute of this series. The author is really able to draw you in and make this afterlife believable. When Kitty finds herself in an emergency room and then brought into the green room with Dee, Bonnie and Linda, she realizes her life will never be the same, or her afterlife. She knows she can’t change what has happened but after falling off her stripper pole, she dies and leaves her babies behind. The only good thing is that she now has a reliable husband who she knows will take care of her children no matter what. As Kitty tries to find her way back to Sam for just a little while, she helps him to take care of the kids and help them through her death. Even though this series is about people who have passed on, the author is able to get the reader laughing right from the start. I think this is my favorite part!

Review by @julie-lounello
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Turning the Tide (Eastern Shore Swingers #5) by Phoebe Alexander – Review by Candida Hopper

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Turning the Tide (Eastern Shore Swingers Book 5)Turning the Tide by Phoebe Alexander
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

Turning the Tide (Eastern Shore Swingers Book 5)
by Phoebe Alexander

I loved reading this wonderful addition to an already wonderful series. These books in this series can be read as a standalone and you can also read them in order as some of the characters show up in each of the books. This is Luke and Connie’s story and there is a lot of different emotions throughout their story. There is suspense, funny moments, steamy moments and so much more. The swingers group are close knit group of friends that are like family and there for each other it times of need. I really enjoyed reading this story and I couldn’t put it down till I found out where these two end up. I found myself rooting for Luke’s happiness as he has been through alot. I don’t want to give anything away so I just want to say that it’s a definite must read and I highly recommend this book and this wonderful series.

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Surviving Valencia by Holly Tierney-Bedord – Review by Karyn Taylor

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Surviving ValenciaSurviving Valencia by Holly Tierney-Bedord
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

Surviving Valencia is book by Holly Tierney-Bedord that will really make you evaluate your life. I really found this book very different from anything else I’ve ever read. For a start, you never find out what the main character’s name is! How weird is that?
This book is the story of a woman on a voyage of self-discovery. In her younger years she lived totally in the shadow of her siblings, twins Van and Valencia. Her parents doted on the twins and acted as if the main character didn’t exist. When her siblings died in a car accident her parents became even more weird than they had been before. Her parent definitely acted as if they had some sort of personality disorder.
Always they strange left out kid growing up, our main character is now married to artist Adrian and is trying to find her way in life. Her endeavour to find out more about the twin death leads her and Adrian’s lives in danger.
Jumping back and forward from the present day to the past, I did at times find this book a little difficult to follow. The author does a great job of developing the character and we really get into the head of the main character.
This book is really interesting and thought provoking and I enjoyed it very much.

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Surviving Valencia by Holly Tierney-Bedord – Review by Katie Matthews

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Surviving ValenciaSurviving Valencia by Holly Tierney-Bedord
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

 

I have read quite a few books by this author now and I do really like her writing style. Her stories are always engaging and great to read but Surviving Valencia wasn’t what I was expecting at all and it actually was great to read something a little different from Ms Tierney-Bedord! The story was a little slow to begin with but within a few chapters I was really into what I was reading. The more I got into the story the more I began to understand about the characters and their story. I sometimes find books that go back and forward in time confusing but I think that this book needed that to enable me as a reader to fully understand how the events of the past have influenced the lives of the characters in the present.
I think I will say that this isn’t an easy book to read, it makes you think a lot and there were a few times I had to stop and go back re-read things but once I had finished it everything kind of made sense! I think that the author wove a very original tale that whilst it took while to get into I am really glad that I read it!

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Surviving Valencia by Holly Tierney-Bedord – Review by Sam Sheerin

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Surviving ValenciaSurviving Valencia by Holly Tierney-Bedord
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

Surviving Valencia by Holly Tierney-Bedord, 4 stars.
This is a story that twist and turns your heart strings. It really does make you think about your own childhood life experiences and how that has possibly shaped you into the by person you are today.
I absolutely loved how Holly integrated the past and present tense to build up the story of mystery, secrets and life changing events that led the main character where she is now.
This isn’t the first novel I’ve read by Holly and it most certainly won’t be the last.

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Turning the Tide (Eastern Shore Swingers #5) by Phoebe Alexander – Review by Naomi McDonald

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Turning the Tide (Eastern Shore Swingers Book 5)Turning the Tide by Phoebe Alexander
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

Turning the Tide is the fifth book in the Eastern Shore Swingers series. It can be read as a standalone.

Having read the previous books in this series, I’d say this one is different in that it is less about the swinger lifestyle and more about Luke and Connie as a couple. The previous books were more about how the swinger lifestyle affected and influenced the relationships, this one is more about how it facilitates the initial meeting of Luke and Connie. I liked the BDSM aspects of this book, but I found myself conflicted about the book in general. I can’t really get into any further detail about that or I’ll ruin the story line. Overall it was an entertaining read. The story moved along at a nice pace and there were a couple of unexpected twists. I don’t feel like this story was a strong as some others in the series, but it has some juicy moments.

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Spar by Randi Perrin – Review by Kerry Baker

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SparSpar by Randi Perrin
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

Spar by Randi Perrin is a great contemporary romance with captivating characters and an interesting story.
I will admit I didn’t quite know what to expect from this cover – for me the blurb and the book cover didn’t match up. But I have to say that just made it more exciting as I felt like I was going in blind and was swept away by the story.
The characters had depth to them which made it easier to feel connected to their journey.
Randi Perrin is a new author to me but I liked the way she crafted this book. It was fast paced and always interesting. I will be checking out more of her stuff for sure.

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Me And Cinderella (The Dirty Rooster Series) By Kelly Mooney – Review By Stacey Baxter

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Me and Cinderella (The Dirty Rooster #2)Me and Cinderella by Kelly Mooney
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

This was a lovely novel which i was drawn too amd I’m so glad i was, once i started reading i couldn’t pull myself away it held my attention throughout. I love how i felt like i was there alongside the character’s and how well developed the character’s are so much chemistry between them. Your taken on a magical emotional rollercoaster one that will also have you completely captivated. Brilliant story loved every second can’t wait to read more.

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Flesh and Bone (Blood of Kaos Book 3) by Nesa Miller – Review by Krystal Gregory

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Flesh and Bone (Blood of Kaos Series, Book III)Flesh and Bone by Nesa Miller
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

Flesh and Bone (Blood of Kaos Book 3) by Nesa Miller
4 out of 5 Stars
This third installment in the Blood of Kaos Series is seriously heart pounding. This paranormal, mystery, thriller and romance novel will have you turning the page as fast as your fingers can flick them. Dar and Etain are some loveable characters who you become fully engrossed into. Dar is an interesting character. Very strong and very independent by Etain is by far my favorite.
The details of this story where phenomenal. I loved falling into this story and I loved the world that Ms Miller created. I highly recommend this book for lovers of the paranormal and fantasy genre, but even those who love action and adventure will love this book. Highly recommended.

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Wolf (The Fairy Tale Series Book #3) by Jody Lynn Daniels – Review by Angela Hayes

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Wolf: Book 3 in The Fairy Tale Series (Fairy Tale Series )Wolf: Book 3 in The Fairy Tale Series by Jody Lynn Daniels
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

 

 

 

                            “Never trust a stranger-friend
                             No one knows how it will end
                             As you’re pretty, so be wise
                             Wolves may lurk in every guise…”

                              LITTLE RED RIDING HOOD

 

Wolf is the third book in the Fairy Tale Series by Jody Lynn Daniels. It is a second chances romance, with a military aspect to the story, as well as finding love where you least expect it.
Maggie never expected to have to face the man who she blames for her husband’s death, ever again. She can’t and won’t ever forgive him. So, when she’s forced to spend the next two weeks in his company, she expects it to be quite difficult.
Carson (The Wolf) was Maggie’s husbands commanding officer, but also his best friend. He was hoping Maggie would have let him explain, but she never wanted to listen. Will two weeks change anything?

“The look Maggie gave me hurt worse than the slap to the face, which still stung pretty good. She still blames me for Sean’s death, which she might change her mind if she’d let me explain. But she’d made her mind up years ago and wouldn’t speak to me again about it, there was no talking to her.”

This is a modern take on the popular fairy tale “Little Red Riding Hood”. I am definitely going to go back to read the first two books now, too. I enjoyed the story and the author’s writing style which is descriptive and detailed. There was a lot of emotion infused into the storyline- and I really felt for the character’s and what they had both been through. Maggie and Carson were wonderful, and I was cheering them on the whole way. I loved Abby, she is great- everyone needs an Abby in their life- funny, thoughtful, caring, and loyal.
A great read!

Thank you, Ms. Daniels!

 

Reviewed by @angelahayes

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Hell on Heels (PJ Santini Series Book #1) by Lynne Russell – Review by Angela Hayes

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Hell On Heels (PJ Santini Series Book 1)Hell On Heels by Lynne Russell
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

 

Hell On Heels is the first book in the PJ Santini Series by Lynne Russell. It is a private eye mystery which drew me in from the beginning. Ms. Russell is a new to me author, and I have enjoyed my first foray into her work. The fast pace, danger, suspense and humour made for an intriguing read.
We meet PJ Santini who is a smart, independent, witty, stubborn, and inquisitive television news reporter who moonlights as a private eye. She loves the chase of a good story and digging up the truth. We follow her on her latest investigation/assignment . And there is also a bit of a love triangle of sorts, which adds to the overall storyline. The characters were all really well crafted, even the secondary characters held their own in this story. There was edge of my seat moments, as well as some funny scenes. I have already jumped into book #2, because I want to know what PJ gets up to next!

Thank you, Ms. Russell!

 

Reviewed by @angelahayes

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Me and Cinderella (The Dirty Rooster Series Book #2) by Kelly Mooney – Review by Angela Hayes

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Me and Cinderella (The Dirty Rooster #2)Me and Cinderella by Kelly Mooney
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

 

Me and Cinderella is the second book in The Dirty Rooster Series by Kelly Mooney. It is a contemporary romance with drama, humour, secrets, angst, funny banter, family ties, chemistry, and a sweet romance.
Eli had a difficult childhood, but has worked hard to make something of himself. Back in town to take care of his little brother, he doesn’t expect to see Remington (Remy) again. But fate has other ideas. But as they both come from different sides of the tracks, what chance do they have? What happens next makes for a great read and kept me entertained the whole way through.
The character development was fantastic, and they were very easy to like. I loved the banter between them, and the family ties that were an important part of the story.
A sexy and emotive book!

Thank you, Ms. Mooney!

 

Reviewed by @angelahayes

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Hate to Love You (Baker’s Bunch Book 1) by Lily Ryan – Review by Angela Hayes

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Hate to Love You (Baker's Bunch Book 1)Hate to Love You by Lily Ryan
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

 

Hate to Love You is the first book in the Baker’s Bunch Series by Lily Ryan. It is a contemporary/ new adult romance story with a brother’s best friend- forbidden romance theme.
Cole Andrews and Samantha Stone share a history, growing up together- she is his best friend’s little sister, and completely off-limits. But a passionate night together changes everything, and a secret relationship begins. What happens if their secret is revealed? Do these two really have a chance at a future together? What about his friendship with her brother?
This was a well written and engaging story, if not a little predictable. This angsty story really had me rooting for Cole and Samantha, and I really wanted them to find their HEA, together!
I have enjoyed Ms. Ryan’s easy to read writing style and look forward to her next book.

Thank-you, Ms Ryan!!

 

Reviewed by @angelahayes

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Don’t Let Me (Simplicit Duet Book #1) by Marie Skye – Review by Angela Hayes

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Don't Let Me (The Simplicit Duet #1)Don’t Let Me by Marie Skye
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

 

Don’t Let Me is the first book in the Simplicit Duet by Marie Skye. I fell in love with Ms. Skye’s work while reading the Incapable Series, where her books branded themselves on my soul, and have read every new release since then. I had been anticipating this book for a while now, so I was really excited to finally have it in my hands. I had no doubt that this book would be every bit as good as Ms. Skye’s previous ones, if not better- so I couldn’t wait to dive in. I am happy to report that this story is all that I could have hoped for, and more…… it’s delicious- completely addictive and different from her other books. It’s quite intense and emotive, as we have come to expect from Ms. Skye- but is one of those books you come across from time to time where you get so caught up in the story that when the end comes you flick over the page hoping to keep reading, wanting desperately for the story to continue, all the while thinking “what, wait- what the hell did I just read?” Well, this is one of ‘those’ books! I need that second book Stat! That ending- OMG!!!
Do yourself a favour and grab a copy, you won’t regret it! Highly recommended reading! Bring on Book #2!!!!!
Brilliant!

Thank-you Ms. Skye!

 

Reviewed by @angelahayes

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Broken Pieces by Judith B. Pinkard – Review by Debi Kircher

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Broken PiecesBroken Pieces by Judith B. Pinkard
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

Broken Pieces by Judith B. Pinkard

5 Amazingly Awesome Stars

Oh my goodness, when I read the last page I wanted to go right back to the first page and start again…This was an amazing story, written so beautifully and …Oh my heart!!

I literally could not put this book down, and I want more from this author…Not even going into the biography I read and just mentioning the writing…Oh my…Simply beautiful that’s all I can think to say on that.

I have to thank this author for sharing this story, I was so impressed with her outlook on life while growing up in what most of us would consider major dysfunction, but she always kept that positive outlook on life and loved with all she had. This is such an inspirational story and her faith was always there even before she realized she had it.

I just can’t say enough about this book..I am in awe and totally speechless.

There’s no doubt in my mind there was a real life miracle written about in this book and it took my breath away.

PHENOMENAL!!!!!

Review by @debikircher

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Cinderfella by Kristy Brown – Review by Jenni Bishop

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CinderfellaCinderfella by Kristy Brown
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

Cinderfella by Kristy Brown is a unique and clever take on a modern day Cinderella fairytale. It is a quick read but a fun read and is sweet and cute. This tale is full of hopes and dreams, a little magic and a sweet romance. It is funny and heartfelt and at times a little sad.

Ash has been treated poorly by his father and brothers but he has his pet pig, Gus. When a knock on his door one night provides for an interesting tale, he doesn’t realise that it would turn out to be his quirky old fairy godfather. He also doesn’t realise that a strange woman in his home would turn out to be a princess.

Anyone who loves a fairy tale will fall in love with this modern day and role reversal version.

Reviewed by @jennadb

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Surviving Valencia by Holly Tierney-Bedord – Review by Jenni Bishop

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Surviving ValenciaSurviving Valencia by Holly Tierney-Bedord
My rating: 3 of 5 stars

Surviving Valencia by Holly Tierney-Bedord is much different to her other stories and I must admit I skimmed over a lot of it because it was a little confusing at times and I found it hard to keep my interest and it was a little slow. The story alternates between the past and the present and is told by a younger sister, who remains nameless, which is fitting because she always felt invisible to others. The story is a mystery suspense and there are lots of twists and turns that keep you on your toes.

When a tragedy strikes and the twins are no longer around the family fall apart. Little Sister is haunted by her past and the story unfolds. There were times when I wanted to shake her and tell her to grow up and grow a backbone but I guess it makes sense within the parameters of the story. The end is interesting and leaves a lot of questions. Now I have to wait to see if there is a follow up to find out the answers.

Reviewed by @jennadb

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Flirty Dancing: A Spicy Romantic Comedy About the Afterlife (The Green Room Chronicles Book 3) By J.D. Frettier- Review by Katie Kearney

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Flirty DancingFlirty Dancing by J.D. Frettier
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

Flirty Dancing: A Spicy Romantic Comedy About the Afterlife (The Green Room Chronicles Book 3) By J.D. Frettier. Once again this author does an incredible job of mixing serious with fun. I’m a big fan of this series and do recommend you read them in order. While this was a short read it didn’t lack in any way. There’s plenty of laughs and serious moments to have a nice balance. The characters are engaging and relatable. The story is well written and had me completely hooked. The author truly has a way of bringing words to life because I definitely watched the story come alive. Kitty is a character I won’t be forgetting any time soon that’s for sure. I’m giving this story a four star review and recommend it.

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Hawke (Men of Syn Book 1) by Anise Storm – Review by Heather Lovelace

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Hawke (Men of Syn, #1)Hawke by Anise Storm
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

From the summary I knew that this book would be one that didn’t fall within my normal reading queue. That said, the author, for me, didn’t belittle or make light of the lifestyle she explored. The characters were relatable and complex. The relationship between the main characters was well established and layered. The plot had a natural ebb and flow to it. I connected to the characters insomuch that I cared about them and wanted to know how things would resolve. A very good read and one I look forward to seeing continue in future books of the series.
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Flesh and Bone (Blood of Kaos Book 3) By Nesa Miller-Review by Katie Kearney

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Flesh and Bone (Blood of Kaos Series, Book III)Flesh and Bone by Nesa Miller
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

Flesh and Bone (Blood of Kaos Book 3) By Nesa Miller. While I was apprehensive at first, I had absolutely no reason to be this book was amazing and had me completely entranced. It’s filled with drama and action with characters that take you on quite the adventure. I do recommend reading this series in order to fully understand everything going on. The twist and turns had me trying to read faster so I knew what happens next as fast as possible. Each character brought something unexpected and unique to the storyline. It’s well written and paced nicely. I’m excited for more from this author. I’m giving this story a five star review and highly recommend it to everyone.

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Love on the Line (Great Expectations Love Stories:The Graykens Book 2) by Laurie Lewis-Review by Dawn Daughenbaugh

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LOVE on the LINE (Great Expectations Love Stories: The Graykens Book 2)LOVE on the LINE by Laurie Lewis
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

5 Star
Love on the Line( Great Expectations Love Stories : The Graykens Book 2)By Laurie Lewis is the sequel to Love on a Limb and the continuation of Matt and Mikaela’s story. I would recommend if you haven’t already read the first Book in this series that you grab it.You will have a better understanding of what is going on as there is a lot of information in the first book. This book not only pulled at my heartstrings but had my emotions all over the place. I found myself relating to both of them and understanding how hard it is to stay positive all the time. I could go on and on for days about how wonderful this Author is and how she knows how to write stories that make the characters come to life,and make you feel like you are apart of the story. From the bottom of my heart not only this book but the first one as will be read again and again. I highly recommend reading this book as well as the first. I can’t wait to read more from this Author.

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