Hoosier Dad by Elizabeth Seckman – Review by Heidi Eich Woodring

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Hoosier DadHoosier Dad by Elizabeth Seckman
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

Hoosier Dad by Elizabeth Seckman is a well written contemporary romance that I found a delight in reading. Rich and Sarah broke each other’s hearts when they were young, and when they meet again, no matter how much they try not to like each other, it just doesn’t happen. Rich is now a single dad who is raising his two daughters after his ex-split. Now she is back and is saying she is going to take her kids. Sarah is a lawyer, and determined to whatever it takes so he doesn’t lose his girls.
This was a good read and the first for me by this author and I was not disappointed. She has well developed characters and a strong story line. I love this read and highly recommend this four star read!

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A Protector’s Touch by Parker Sinclair – Review by Lyndsey Fairley

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A Protector's TouchA Protector’s Touch by Parker Sinclair
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

A Protector’s Touch by Parker Sinclair
5 stars

This book does have a trigger warning, but it doesn’t go into details but does document injuries.
This takes place in college and April has just left a bad relationship. She’s had her eye on Shan for awhile but wasn’t able to do anything but crush from afar, until one day.
This was a really good story about strength and courage but also young love.
This was a fast but very touching read.

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Girl Trap (A Madeline Dawkins Mystery Book 3) by Cynthia Hamilton – Review by Michelle Mulvey

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Girl TrapGirl Trap by Cynthia Hamilton
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

Girl Trap by Cynthia Hamilton was a book that was written well. I liked the plot, the suspense was insane and the book kept me mostly interested. There was to much going on at once. I felt the book was a lot for one book. Mike and Madeline were in 2 different places and it kept going back and forth every other chapter was about the other person. They were working two totally different cases so I feel like, going back and forth was pointless. I was more interested in Mike’s case but just when I thought I was going to get something good, the next chapter was about Madeline. Maybe this could’ve been two different books? Not sure! With that being said, I can’t believe what Madeline uncovered and Mike…..he’s good!!! I liked the characters as they were characters from previous books but there were quite a few others too.
Will there be a happy ending insight for all involved? Can Mike and Madeline both solve the cases they have or do they work better as a team?

Review by @xchellex

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RETURN (Rewind Book 2) by Rowan Shaw – Review by Tausha Treadway

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Return (Rewind #2)Return by Rowan Shaw
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

RETURN (Rewind Book 2) by Rowan Shaw. This is this story of Raphael Diop and Adrien Dupuis who live in Paris. Raphael is trying to find a roommate because he can’t afford to live by himself. Raphael is a student and Adrien is a mystery man with lots of secrets. When Adrien tell Raphael he is attracted to him its hard to resist but Raphael knows that would be a huge mistake. Adrien had been living a dreary, lonely life until Raphael moves in so he doesn’t want to mess the situation up but their attraction is so strong. Will Raphael chance his only place to live in Paris by having an affair with Adrien and will Adrien let Raphael in his circle despite all his secrets? This is a bisexual story and there are some risque scenes so if that makes you uncomfortable beware. This is a great love story and I loved this book!

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RETURN (Rewind Book 2) by Rowan Shaw – Review by Sara Oxton

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Return (Rewind #2)Return by Rowan Shaw
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

Return by Rowan Shaw a five-star read that you won’t want to ever return. This is the second novel in the Rewind series, that being said it can be read as stand-alone. This has been a great series as its rare to find novels set in France and the beauty of the setting descriptions are well done and you enjoy them so much. The alternating POV can be a little troublesome at times, or maybe that’s just me, but on the other side it did give balance to the story. This may not be for everyone as it does show us amazing M/M scenes and it has an amazing depth that will surprise you, do give the series a go as you won’t be disappointed.

Review by @saraoxo

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Never Let Me Go (Bayou Devils MC Book 6) by A.M. Myers – Review by Katie Matthews

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Never Let Me Go (Bayou Devils MC #6)Never Let Me Go by A.M. Myers
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

 

I honestly absolutely LOVE this author! I have read so many of her books now that when she releases a new one I don’t even bother to read the blurb as I know that it’s going to be a fantastic read and again I wasn’t disappointed with Never Let Me Go! I was hooked by the end of page one and I didn’t put the book (or kindle) down until I had finished. The pace and flow of her stories just make them so easy to read and I was just completely lost in what was going on in this latest instalment in the Bayou Devils series! It may be book 6 but the series just keeps getting better and better! I loved Juliette and Sawyer’s story and I liked that it was a little different from others in the series! Juliette’s story was really interesting to read about and I felt like I was right there with her at times. Sawyer was everything I wanted in the male lead! I loved him and together they had such a great intense yet genuine chemistry!
I loved this story and would absolutely recommend it! I cannot wait to read more from this author again in the future!

@katiem
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The Last Dance (The Sorrel Janes Mysteries) by Lonna Enox – Review by Katie Matthews

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The Last DanceThe Last Dance by Lonna Enox
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

 

The Last Dance was a really nice read and one that I thoroughly enjoyed. I haven’t read anything by this author previously and I thought that she had a nice writing style that had my attention from the very beginning. The storyline was original and refreshing to read. I also really enjoyed the author’s use of descriptive language; I could really imagine some of the places she was describing. The action was enough in the story to keep my interest throughout and I thought that the characters were well developed and likeable, especially Sorrel. I loved that the author kept me guessing all the way through the story!
Overall I really enjoyed The Last Dance, I would highly recommend it and I am looking forward to reading more from this author again in the future!

@katiem
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Dread by Jeff Wade – Review by Tausha Treadway

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DreadDread by Jeff Wade
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

Dread by Jeff Wade. This is a creepy, creepy story. Don’t read it home alone or at night! This is the story of 2 brothers Frank & Patrick who go in a cave to explore. What happens in the cave is not clear but it seems as if Frank is stuck in there with dead bodies and body parts. He wakes up or so he thinks to hitting his head on rock, as he rolls to the side its also rock. He’s in a rock casket!!! He keeps thinking this is a dream and then his mind starts playing tricks on him making him think it wasn’t a dream. He has reoccurring memories but he can’t piece them all together. This is a short scary story that I read in one sitting. Its a scary rollercoaster ride!

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Too Hot to Handle (The Catch Series Book 3) by Avery Scott – Review by Tausha Treadway

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Too Hot to Handle (The Catch, Book 3)Too Hot to Handle by Avery Scott
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

Too Hot to Handle (The Catch Series Book 3) by Avery Scott. This is such a fun read. I love Avery Scott books! This is the story of Georgia ” Gigi” Sinclair who seems to have it all, First Class travel and a TV Star Fiance Chaz. It seems like the perfect life but when Chaz calls off their engagement she is determined to win him make no matter what. One night out she meets sexy firefighter Tony who is the polar opposite of her boyfriend. Tony is blue collar, down to earth, silly and street smart. He brings out the real Gigi and he makes her feel so happy. Happier than she’s been in a long time. Will she choose happiness with Tony or will she still try to get Chaz back no matter the circumstances. This is a great Contemporary Romance!

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Dark (The Dark Series #1) by Paul L Arvidson – Review by Debi Kircher

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Dark (The Dark Trilogy Book 1)Dark by Paul L. Arvidson
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

Dark (The Dark Series #1) by Paul L Arvidson

4 Stars

I needed something different and I definitely got that by going totally out of my comfort zone with this book. This is my first read by this author and even though this is not a chosen everyday genre for me it filled the bill for what I was looking for and I’m kind of thinking I will be looking for whatever else he might have available.

It was the writing that had me hooked and once I got going and comfortable I had a hard time putting it down. It was easy for me to stay involved because I never got so out there confused like normal while reading this genre and I really appreciated that.

I actually felt like I was roaming through the tunnels, or the pipes with Dun, Tali, and Padj and was scared through most of this book as I’m extremely scared of the dark, which is why I think this book was the one I chose.

I’m actually looking forward to reading the next in this series and that kind of surprises me.

I highly recommend this book especially if your looking for something outside of your safe little box like I was.

Awesome

Review by @debikircher

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RETURN (Rewind Book 2) by Rowan Shaw – Review by Karyn Taylor

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Return (Rewind #2)Return by Rowan Shaw
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

Return is the 2nd book in the Rewind Series by Rowan Shaw. The rewind series is a set of contemporary bisexual romances set in France. This book contains m/m, m/f and m/f/m sexual scenes.
I had previously read the first book in this series, Rewind, and had thoroughly enjoyed it so was looking forward to reading this. My only concern was that I did not like the main character, Raphael in the first book. I decided that I would forget that I had known him before and judge him purely on this book. I’m so glad I did as I really loved the character of Raphael in this book. The author really gets you to know so much about her main characters and there was so much to Raphael that you couldn’t help but love him.
I also adored the other main character Adrien. He‘s such a complex character with so much heartache in his past that he feels unlovable. The interaction between Raphael and Adrien was great to read, with both of them trying hard to resist their growing attraction to each other.
I loved this story and can’t wait to see what Rowan Shaw has for us in the next instalment in this series.

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Hoosier Dad by Elizabeth Seckman – Review by Debi Kircher

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Hoosier DadHoosier Dad by Elizabeth Seckman
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

Hoosier Dad by Elizabeth Seckman

5 Stars

I was pleasantly surprised by this story, I’ll be honest I was afraid it would be a predictable type of storyline but it was in no way at all predictable.

I really appreciated that it wasn’t a normal second chance romance where they meet again and all is well. There was so much going on in this book and it was impossible to put down once I got settled in. I loved Sarah in every way, she was a tough take no prisoners attorney and literally did what she had to do in this story while going up against an evil ex and falling in love with the two girls who were the reason for the custody battle.

This is my first time reading anything by this author and I can promise it will not be the last, I loved her style and the flow of this story, you never really knew what was going to happen until it happened. That’s my favorite type of book!

Definitely looking forward to more from this author and I highly recommend this book.

Completely Awesome

Review by @debikircher

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Hoosier Dad by Elizabeth Seckman – Review by Jenni Bishop

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Hoosier DadHoosier Dad by Elizabeth Seckman
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

Hoosier Dad by Elizabeth Seckman is a second chance romance that is fun and light hearted story that was also witty and charming. I enjoy Elizabeth’s writing style and read the book in one sitting. I also found it to be a refreshing and clever read. The story flowed well and the journey the characters took was full of emotions and heat, heart and soul, passion and drama and they were palpable and very vivid. This is my first read by Elizabeth and I really enjoyed it. It has all the ingredients that makes it a feel good read that has you laughing out loud at times. Elizabeth has a way with words that make it not only fun but it is also witty and interesting, mysterious at times and oh so steamy.The story is told in dual POV’s which I love love love and we get to see where each character comes from and it gives so much more depth to the story. Lets just say that with differing POV’s it definitely made the story more enjoyable and at times completely outrageous.

Sarah has come back to town and comes face to face with the man who didn’t just break her heart he stomped on it but when he is in need of help she offers straight away and what she finds is nothing like what she left behind.

Rich is on the lookout for a wife. His expectations are outrageous and made me laugh so hard. When his ex causes trouble he turns to the one person who doesn’t like him but what he finds is something he never thought would happen.

A great read and one to add to your TBR list.

Reviewed by @jennadb

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Dark (The Dark Series #1) by Paul L Arvidson – Review by Jenni Bishop

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Dark (The Dark Trilogy Book 1)Dark by Paul L. Arvidson
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

Dark (The Dark Series #1) by Paul L Arvidson is a fantasy sci fi story and is a dark tale. It is a story that has plenty of mystery and adventure, action and danger that keeps you intrigued. There were unexpected twists and turns and the world building was good, which helped to make it a reality that was believable. I did however think that the story could be
expanded a little more in some areas but it did not detract from the overall story. I really liked the characters, they are well developed and I enjoyed their humour. Dark is a place that has no light and the people live in a labyrinth of pipes and drains.

Dun and his friends are tasked with finding out what has become of their neighbours which sets them on an unexpected journey where the danger and horror are palpable and discoveries are just as mysterious and enlightening.

I look forward to what Paul has in store for us next.

Reviewed by @jennadb

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The Last Dance (The Sorrel Janes Mysteries) by Lonna Enox – Review by Kerry Carr

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The Last DanceThe Last Dance by Lonna Enox
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

I loved this book. Its full of mystery and secrets.

Sorrel moved to Saddle Gap after the murder of her husband. Due to the circumstances she is forced into hiding from the people who murdered her husband.

However, she isnt as safe as she thinks she would be. Things start to happen and she gets targeted for loads of things that seem like childish pranks. With her new friends and the detective Reed she trys to solve who is trying to harm her while keeping her true identity a secret.

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Steele Resolve (The Hawke Family Book 6) by Gwyn McNamee – Review by Moriah Venable

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Steele Resolve (Hawke Family #6)Steele Resolve by Gwyn McNamee
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

Steele Resolve is the sixth novel in the Hawke Family series my Gwyn McNamee. This is my ninth novel by this author.

Words can’t describe how I feel after reading this. This author is one of my favorites and I have to read whatever she writes when I see she has something new coming out.

This was just as emotional and roller coaster ride as the previous novels and I loved this one to pieces. It had me sad, cry, happy and at times I wasn’t sure what to feel.

I read that this was the last installment in the Hawke family series. I am not ready to say goodbye to these characters. In fact, I may just reread the series including the novels I did not get a chance to read.

I don’t read a lot of M/M romances but I am going to start putting this on my list especially anything as engaging as this with Romeo and Juliet vibe (which is my favorite play).

I look forward to authors next novel even if the book is not this series.

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Girl Trap (A Madeline Dawkins Mystery Book 3) by Cynthia Hamilton – Review by Heather Lovelace

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Girl TrapGirl Trap by Cynthia Hamilton
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

I continue to enjoy this series from Hamilton and found the third installment to be a perfect summer vacation mystery. The heroine is best understood if the previous series books are read but this book can be read on its own. I found the characters continued to be engaging as in previous books and the plot kept me entertained from beginning to end. I look forward to seeing where the series takes me next!

Reviewed by @heatherlovelace
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RETURN (Rewind Book 2) by Rowan Shaw – Review by Michelle Austin

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Return (Rewind #2)Return by Rowan Shaw
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

Return was a great 5 star read and book two in the Rewind series.
I really enjoyed the first book in the series and was excited to read this one. Once I started I didn’t want to put it down.

We get Raphael and Adrien’s story. Raphael is moving to Paris for his studies and needs to find a place to live. When he answers to an ad that Adrien has posted, things take an interesting twist.

Adrien was very quiet at first. As the days go by they get to know each other better and start to have a deep connection. The life that Adrien leads is something else but when Raphael came along things changed for Adrien.

Can Adrien and Raphael have a future together? Will they get the HEA they both deserve?

There are some very interesting elements to this story. I was once again pulled in by Rowan Shaw’s writing. I loved the secondary characters and we get lots of hot and steamy scenes and I enjoyed seeing the characters from Rewind as well. I’m excited to read the next book in the series, can’t wait to read Parker’s story.

Reviewed by @mab54615
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A Deal with Death (Crescent City Wolf Pack Book 4) by Carrie Pulkinen – Review by Emily Walsh

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A Deal with Death (Crescent City Wolf Pack, #4)A Deal with Death
By: Carrie Pulkinen
My Rating: 5 of 5 stars

A Deal with Death (Crescent City Wolf Pack #4) by Carrie Pulkinen was an engaging, original read that had me hooked.

I have been waiting for this book, and I’m all in a good feels place cause the wait is over, but I’m sad at the same time cause I want more books from this series like yesterday.

This series has been by far my favourite of the year, and I can’t get enough of this world that Carrie Pulkiene has created. This book opens with a dark bang, and it sets the stage for the crazy good to come. I love how there’s always a mystery, and how the female MC’s are always kickass and brilliant. Sure they have their hot alpha male werewolf, but they’re no push over, and this book is no different with Odette. I loved her, and I think she’s probably my favourite MC so far. Sure sure, James is great too, but Odette, she was just outstanding, and I have a major girl crush.

Overall this book was quite the read, it was as I said, fresh, original and just one of those wow reads that gets your blood flowing. The detail was on point, the plot solid, and the dark themes helped keep your mind engaged. There was enough romance to break it up, and keep it light while not overpowering the characters.

To end, this book this series is a must read, and it gets my super high recommedantion and my golden stamp of approval.

Happy Reading

-Review by @eawalsh

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Hidden Magic: A Sanctuary Chronicles Novella by India Kells – Review by Sheri Schrader

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Hidden Magic: A Sanctuary Chronicles NovellaHidden Magic: A Sanctuary Chronicles Novella by India Kells
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

Hidden Magic: A Sanctuary Chronicles Novella by India Kells is a short but good read. If you have not read the rest of the series this can be read as a standalone story. Kat and Brant are the main characters and I enjoyed reading about them. The two come from different worlds but can they survive in each other and keep their love intact? I will not give anything away so make sure you read this book. This reads quickly and has paranormal, romance, and a good story. I look forward to reading more in this series soon.

Review by @sherimichelle1

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Too Hot to Handle (The Catch Series Book 3) by Avery Scott – Review by Michelle Austin

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Too Hot to Handle (The Catch, Book 3)Too Hot to Handle by Avery Scott
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

Too Hot to Handle was a fun 5 star read.

We start the story with Tony, a firefighter who isn’t looking for anything serious. His friends are starting to settle down and he’s not quite ready for that yet. When Tony goes to a reality show premiere with his friend he meets Gigi.

Gigi’s life has been flipped upside down. She snuck into the party to confront her ex fiance and had a few drinks to deal with the pressure. She ends up meeting Tony who helps her leave the party and get somewhere safe. Georgia is heartbroken with how things ended and she needs some closure.

There is something about Gigi that pulls Tony in. Can he help her get over her ex? Is he finally ready for a real relationship?

Overall I really enjoyed this book. Gigi was a great sassy character and Tony is a hot firefighter. We get some steamy moments from them as well. The secondary characters added a great element as well. The bantering between them gave me LOL moments. Avery Scott pulls you right in with her writing. I can’t wait to read more from this series and author.

Reviewed by @mab54615
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Too Hot to Handle (The Catch Series Book 3) by Avery Scott – Review by Maura Harper

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Too Hot to Handle (The Catch, Book 3)Too Hot to Handle by Avery Scott
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

This is not the first book I have read by this author and while this is “volume 3” of The Catch Series, TOO HOT TO HANDLE can absolutely be read as a stand-alone.

This was a quick and easy read and I flew threw the pages. It had everything I love in a book; Romance, light angst, obvious connection, dual POV, humor and friendship. Oh and of course a hot fireman who can cook.

Both MCs where enjoyable to read and each was quirky in their own way. The flow of this story is very smooth and while there were times I wanted to yell at the female protagonist, I appreciated her dilemma.

I will absolutely read more of this author’s work and wonder what will come next.

Review by @mauraharper

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Devil’s Due: Satan’s Devils MC (Colorado Chapter #3) by Manda Mellett – Review by Jana Teppih

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Devil's Due: Satan's Devils MC Colorado Chapter #3Devil’s Due: Satan’s Devils MC Colorado Chapter #3 by Manda Mellett
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

Devil’s Due is the third book in Manda Mellett’s Satan’s Devils MC Colorado Chapter series. I have been waiting for this main characters story for ever (don’t want to spill the beans on who it is …) and I am so happy that finally it is here. I was curious to see what road the writer would take him down and she did not disappoint, not a bit! You could read this story as a standalone but why would you when there is so much goodness to indulge in and it all adds another layer of enjoyment to your experience. I love MC series and Manda’s Satan Devils home chapter series and Colorado Chapter series are a bomb!
The writer is a master at throwing you onto an intense and emotional rollercoaster ride and you keep getting hit from the side … you will find it impossible to put the book down! She gives us a galore of brotherhood and loyalty and bravery and action and deceit and steamy romance! Welcome into the MC world that you will not want to leave!

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The Last Dance (The Sorrel Janes Mysteries) by Lonna Enox – Review by Robin Rankin

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The Last DanceThe Last Dance by Lonna Enox
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

The Last Dance by Lonna Enox had a little bit of romance and a lot of mystery and I really enjoyed it.

Sorrell annoyed me and I admired her at the same time. She went through a life changing event prior to her new life in New Mexico. How she handled it was admirable but stupid. She would have saved herself so much had she just opened up.

The end isn’t something I was expecting but it made all sorts of sense to me. I had not read Ms. Enox before but hope to read more by her in the future.

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The Embers We Seek: Prequel | War of Giants (A Rebel Princess Serial Book 1) by Acacia K. Parker – Review by Sarah Oakes

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The Embers We Seek (A Rebel Princess Serial, #1)The Embers We Seek by Acacia K. Parker
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

A great read about difficult situations. In the kingdom of Heros, Captain Wren leads a band of soldiers to free magical creatures from tyranny. In a desperate situation, Wren makes a stand to save thousands of innocent lives. To do so, she makes a bargain with an unpredictable force. Can Wren save the creatures or are the stakes too high?
A great read. Well developed plot with twists and turns that I just couldn’t put down. Well developed characters like Wren determined but vulnerable underneath. Great cast of supporting characters like the blunt but caring Mor or the uncertain Ember.
I lived the visual detail throughout the novel like with the city of Eius with its towering turrets and colours for a sense of magic and awe contrasting with the barren land around it wonderfully written. Or the landscape with the green grass and the river for a sense of calm amidst the fighting. Or the scenes with the tents full of life and people with sounds and smells so vivid it’s as if you’re actually there.
A wonderful example of world building in a fantasy world with its own rules and societies and rich history. I loved the use of the maps at the start a great addition to give the reader a clear sense of geography. A brilliant addition to the fantasy genre with a variety of creatures such as griffin’s and giants and sorcerers given the respect they deserve and true to their origins. Fast paced action and high stakes in a fantasy world made for a captivating read. Overall a great read and I would give it five stars.

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Kingdom of War (Kingdom Journals Volume 4) by Tricia Copeland – Review by Kerry Baker

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Kingdom of WarKingdom of War by Tricia Copeland
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

Kingdom of War by Tricia Copeland is the fourth book in the Kingdom Journals series. It is possible to read this book as a standalone however, having done that myself, I would recommend reading all of the books in order. Although I could follow the story easily enough it did feel like I had missed all the build up that would have made this book great.
That being said however the story was still excellent. It was interesting and unique – I haven’t read another story like it that I can remember. I found myself catching up on the previous stories and characters quite quickly and becoming engaged with them as though I had read them from the start.
The story line was also exciting. I was swept along by the whole premise of it. This is a well written book and it has definitely made me want to read the rest of the series.

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A Deal With Death (Crescent City Wolf Pack Book 4) by Carrie Pulkinen – Review by Kaitlynn Taylor

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A Deal with Death (Crescent City Wolf Pack, #4)A Deal with Death by Carrie Pulkinen
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

A Deal with Death- Carrie Pulkinen

5-stars

A Deal with Death is the fourth book in Carrie Pulkinen’s Crescent City Wolf Pack series. This book is honestly phenomenal, I’ve read every book of the series and have loved them all.

This story is intense, action-packed, suspenseful and thrilling, I was intrigued from the very beginning and like always with this author’s work I was able to read it in one sitting as I couldn’t bring myself to put it down. I just had to get answers to all my questions and fortunately this author did not disappoint.

Though this book can be read as a standalone I would recommend the whole series, this is one that you won’t want to miss!!!

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The Matchmaker’s Match (Man’s Best Friend Book 3) by Nicole Flockton – Review by Kerry Baker

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The Matchmaker's Match (Man's Best Friend, #3)The Matchmaker’s Match by Nicole Flockton
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

The Matchmaker’s Match by Nicole Flockton is the third book in the Man’s Best Friend series. This is fun and easy read that can be read as a standalone.
The characters in this book are brilliant. I loved the chemistry they clearly had together and yet at the same time they were sweet and relatable. They were really enjoyable to read about. I liked how the whole story progressed. I felt like it provided great character development and was well paced.
This is the kind of book that is perfect for that lazy afternoon where you put your feet up and get lost for a few hours. This is a book definitely worth reading.

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Steele Resolve (The Hawke Family Book 6) by Gwyn McNamee – Review by Tausha Treadway

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Steele Resolve (Hawke Family #6)Steele Resolve by Gwyn McNamee
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

Steele Resolve (The Hawke Family Book 6) by Gwyn McNamee. This book was amazing. I stayed up until 2 am reading it. I didn’t want to put it down. Its the story of Mob Boss Luca Steele Abello, a master manipulator, liar and user. So when Byron Harris has a one night stand with him not knowing who he actually was, he’s devastated. Byron knows that Luca’s dad is the person that tried to destroy Byron’s family or the only people who have ever treated him like family. Luca seems to be trying to make amends for his father’s doings but Byron doesn’t trust him but he can’t resist him. Will Luca really change and become a more honest business man or is he just up to his old tricks. Byron knows his relationship with him could be deadly for both of them but he can’t stop from going to him. Will Byron and Luca survive or will everything fall apart when the Hawke’s find out and will they shut Byron out. This is an amazing book and once you start reading you won’t want to stop!

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Return (Rewind Book 2) by Rowan Shaw – Review by Kaitlynn Taylor

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Return (Rewind #2)Return by Rowan Shaw
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

Return – Rowan Shaw

5-stars

Return by Rowan Shaw is the second book in the incredible Rewind series. Just like the first book I found this one to be steamy, detailed, emotional, romantic and heart wrenching.

Raphael and Adrien’s story had me hooked from the very start; I was able to read it in one sitting as I couldn’t bring myself to put it down. I loved all of the raw emotion and all of the detail as it made it very easy to picture everything playing out in my head which made it highly entertaining.

While this book can definitely be read as a standalone, I would suggest reading the first book as well, it’s just as incredible as this one and should not be missed!

This is a book and series I would absolutely recommend to anyone looking for their next read!

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