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

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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 Book 4) by Carrie Pulkinen
5-stars

A Deal With Death is book four in the Crescent City Wolf Pack series. I loved it just as much as I did all the other books in this series. Odette was an amazing character and I absolutely loved her ability even if it was some what dangerous. I also really loved James’ character. There was so much more to these two than I realized at the start of the novel. As with this authors other novels, there is never a dull moment. She is very descriptive with each setting in the New Orleans area and it is easy to visualize and almost immerse yourself in its culture. I love this series and really enjoyed this novel. I highly recommend it!

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Kingdom of War (Kingdom Journals Volume 4) by Tricia Copeland – Review by Madison Degraffenreid

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My rating: 5 of 5 stars

Kingdom Of War (Kingdom Journals Volume 4, Hunter’s Story) by Tricia Copeland
5-stars
Kingdom Of War is the fourth book in this series and I do not recommend reading it as a standalone. It can be confusing if you do, although it will make sense as the story progresses. The other books in this series help the reader stay attuned to what is occurring. I really enjoyed reading this novel. It was full of action and wonderful characters. I felt the author did an excellent job with detail and the development of her main character. I look forward to more from this author in the future. I highly recommend this book and its series.

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Ruin: The El Diablo Chronicles by Autumn Sand – Review by Kerry Baker

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Ruin (The El Diablo Chronicles)Ruin by Autumn Sand
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

Ruin by Autumn Sand is a fantastic novel that is part of the El Diablo Chronicles. Although other characters are mentioned this book can be easily read as a standalone.
This book is everything I wanted and expected it to be and more! It had such a gripping story line and such intensely perfect characters to match. I was drawn into everything about this book immediately and within a few pages knew that I was going to have to read it all in one sitting. The book was so rich in detail and complex I honestly felt like I was there throughout the whole story. It was exciting to read and left me eager to read more.
The only thing I would say is that, while for me the trigger warning wasn’t necessary – I will read pretty much anything – I can complete understand why it would be needed. So while I would highly recommend reading this book as soon as humanly possible be cautious if you think you might be effected. The parts of the book are fairly easy to skim over so it is still 100% worth your time.

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Wayward (Billionaire Bodyguards Book 1) By Via Mari – Review By Stacey Baxter

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Wayward (Billionaire Bodyguards Book 1)Wayward by Via Mari
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

I have read quite afew novels from Via and have loved everyone and this one didn’t disappoint me. It had been written wonderfully with an engaging storyline which you will find yourself completely engrossed too. It takes you on an incredible suspenseful adventure with amazing character’s that really bring the story too life. I’m a truly excited to read more from this series to be honest I’m waiting on the edge of me seat eager to read more I’ve been left incredibly thirsty for more!

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Kingdom of War (Kingdom Journals Volume 4) by Tricia Copeland – Review by Erin Wolf

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My rating: 3 of 5 stars

I give Kingdom of War (Kingdom Journals Book 4) by Tricia Copeland, 3 stars.
*This review may contain spoilers from previous books in the series.*

This Hunter’s story. The Trinity has been united and now it is Hunter’s time to transition into a full witch. But no one knows just what kind of power he will have. He feels the immense power, plus the new responsibilities he now has. Not to mention the darkness that seems to come with it. But he can not let this stop him. Things are happening and creatures are in danger. He may still be a teenager, but he must do this. He, along with his friends, must travel to find ancient artifacts that will help free the lost souls and work to defeat the evil powers who want to control everything. Will they be able to do it?

This quite an interesting story. This is not a standalone, you must read the other books to understand this one. I will admit, it has been a while since I read the previous books and I had trouble getting back into the story. But the characters were good and the story is quite complex. There is much going on and plenty of twists and turns. This is perfect for the young adult age group, being that the main characters are around 17.

If you are a fan of young adult fantasy, then this book and series is for you.

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Ruin: The El Diablo Chronicles by Autumn Sand – Review by Maura Harper

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Ruin (The El Diablo Chronicles)Ruin by Autumn Sand
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

I think I’ve read all of this author’s books so I knew what to expect going in. What I didn’t expect was to gleefully clap when I recognized past character’s names & places (you don’t need to have read anything prior, so no worries).

I read this story in one day. It was one of those stories which I thought I knew where it was going and was prepared for being completely unprepared. FANTASTIC story line. Well plotted from beginning to end. There were a few times I had to sit back and think about who was who and why they were the way they were, but it did not take away from the enjoyment.

The author notes a trigger warning, I think it was deserved in this case. While these are not “triggers” for me, they are things I prefer to not read about and was able to skim over the triggers with no problem and was still able to follow along.

I look forward to reading more of this exciting series.

Review by @mauraharper

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Kingdom of War (Kingdom Journals Volume 4) by Tricia Copeland – Review by Chantelle Smith

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My rating: 4 of 5 stars

This is my first read from Tricia Copeland, and it was a genre that I love. It’s full of action, adventure, danger, magic and vampires. I loved this take on this genre it was captivating, engaging and mentally visual in my opinion. At points in this read its filled with twists and turns, ups and downs and I enjoyed every minute of it. I loved following Hunter’s journey in this read he has emotion, he has a responsibility that he finds a struggle because with it he has to face a part of him that has darkness. I kept turning the pages of this book and in the end, read it in one sitting. Along with Hunter on his journey are his friends, as secondary characters, they really help support Hunter’s story but without them, his journey wouldn’t be possible!

Tricia Copeland has created a read with an amazing storyline and incredible characters. This is a read that shouldn’t be missed! I highly recommend you check this book out!

Reviewed by @tillytillzz

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Kingdom of War (Kingdom Journals Volume 4) by Tricia Copeland – Review by Karyn Taylor

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

Kingdom of War is the 4th book in the Kingdom Journals by Tricia Copeland. It is a paranormal/fantasy series. This book can be read as a stand-alone although it is a continuation from the previous books in the series, each of which surround one main character. I had not read any of the previous books in the series but the author does a fantastic job of making sure that you are not missing and important parts of the story.
This book centres around Hunter, who at 17. has only recently discovered that he is a witch. In fact, he’s a very important witch with a huge role to play in the future of all witches.
Reading this book was a huge leap for me as this is a genre that I’ve not read since I was a teenager (many, many years ago!) and I was unsure if I’d still enjoy this genre. Thankfully my fears were not realised as I thoroughly enjoyed it. There are many character and the whole plot/story line is quite intricate so you have to concentrate when reading (well, I did) but it’s worth it as this book is a great read. I would definitely recommend this book.

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Kingdom of War (Kingdom Journals Volume 4) by Tricia Copeland – Review by Susan Mowdy

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My rating: 5 of 5 stars

Wow! This was one action packed and intense read in which I loved! This book literally had me hooked from page one!

This is my first book by this author and I can say I’m going to go back and read her other works. This book is not the first book of this series but I felt like I was ok reading it without reading the previous books but I will be going back and read the beginning of this series!

Hunter was probably one of the most complex characters I have read which made me love him so much. There are so many layers to peel away with him and figuring out why he does or is compelled to do what he does. The side characters just made the story that much better! They were so well rounded and just gave the story a new depth.

I cannot praise this book enough. Its intense and it’ll take you on one hell of a roller coaster ride!

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

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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 (Man’s Best Friend Book 3) by Nicole Flockton is a contemporary romance. Nicole Flockton is a creative author and it shines brightly within this series. If you haven’t read another book in this series, you are absolutely missing out. In The Matchmaker’s Match, it’s a typical tale of the best man vs the maid of honor in the wedding party scenario, yet it is so much more than that. The author has add a mix of humor, sweetness and serious moments to make this a truly well rounded novel. Linc and Meredith are unique and captivating in this series despite the personal flaws that mark each of them. Reading through their inner development, as well as, working through obstacles in their path(s), it created a beautiful story that touches your soul.

Reviewed by @hbahm

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Kingdom of War (Kingdom Journals Volume 4) by Tricia Copeland – Review by Heather Bahm

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My rating: 4 of 5 stars

Kingdom of War (Kingdom Journals Volume 4) by Tricia Copeland is a paranormal/urban fantasy novel. In this particular book, the author provides Henry’s story. Darkness and light are at battle within Kingdom of War while many interesting and unique characters come to the battle to wield their fate! The sequencing in this story was entertaining with the overlay of the character interactions, development and locales they journey to. I found the essence of this story appealing and easy to read, while capturing interest and maintaining throughout the story.

Reviewed by @hbahm

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Behind Blue Eyes (Stockholm Murders Book 1) by CS Duffy – Review by Erica Fish

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Behind Blue Eyes (Stockholm Murders Book 1)Behind Blue Eyes by C.S. Duffy
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

There is nothing like reading a book and while you are reading all of the hair on your neck is standing on end the entire time. C.S. Duffy’s Behind Blue Eyes is just that, a supreme psychological thriller. The story had me turning the pages so fast because I could not wait to see what was coming next. I went on so many twists and turns that I needed to anchor myself because I did not want to miss what was coming up on the next twist. The story is about Ellie who left London to follow the man of her dreams. She gets involved in a murder investigation by accident and cannot speak the language in Sweden. She uses caution as she is not sure who to trust. What appears one way may only be on the surface and not apart of the meat of the situation . Will Ellie figure out what is going on? Will the man of her dreams has a different side to him? Hang on to your seats as you read Behind Blue Eyes.

Kingdom of War (Kingdom Journals Volume 4) by Tricia Copeland – Review by Sara Oxton

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My rating: 4 of 5 stars

Kingdom of War by Tricia Copeland a four-star read that will excite you. This is number four in the Kingdom Journals and I would say that you don’t have to have read the previous stories as the author does a great job of filling in the past and heling you understand the story, as I haven’t read the first three and didn’t feel like I missed much. Hunter is a great character and he holds the story and just makes you feel desperate to know what happens next. Tricia Copeland has a great talent of bringing the world to life, she creates characters that are exciting and unique.

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Behind Blue Eyes (Stockholm Murders Book 1) by CS Duffy – Review by Katie Kearney

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My rating: 5 of 5 stars

Behind Blue Eyes (Stockholm Murders Book 1)
By CS Duffy. This book was everything I was looking for. The author kept me on the edge of my seat, heart pounding and mind boggled and I loved every single minute of it. This was a new to me author and now I can’t wait to have more! The incredible storyline is written with such attention to details and with characters I won’t be forgetting any time soon! From the heart racing moments to the what’s about to happen moments I was completely hooked from start to finish. I love a book that keeps me guessing and this author did it perfectly! I’m so excited for more and can’t wait! Five huge stars all the way and I with the highest recommendation I can give tell you to not miss this book or this author!

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Act II, Playing with Fire (Moore Family Saga Book 2) By Michele Sims – Review by Laura Furuta

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Act II. Playing with Fire (Moore Family Saga, #2)Act II. Playing with Fire by Michele Sims
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

Act II. Playing with Fire (Moore Family Saga Book 2)
By: Michele Sims
5 out of 5 stars

The story Act II. Playing with Fire (Moore Family Saga Book 2) by Michele Sims is a book that I loved reading. It is the next story in a series that is entertaining and had me hooked from the very beginning. I loved reading about the many characters in the story. Cade and Lecia Moore are a couple that loves each other very much. Even if there are disagreements or conflict their true emotions/feelings for each other shine through. Miles is a child that I would consider very mature for his age. He also is showing signs of a rare genetic mutation that allows him to produce and use fire. He is very talented and at times, however, show a side of himself that could be considered dark. Cade and Lecia are parents who love Miles very much and want what is best for him. They do all that they can to find care for him at a facility that understands his condition. This story has characters many of which are family members. The story is multi-generational. I also enjoyed reading about Vincent, Cade’s brother who helps take care of Lecia and Miles when Cade is on tour. Cade is also very protective of Lecia and Miles. He is determined to keep them safe. Read this book for the ongoing story into the lives of the Moore’s. There are parts of this book that I found myself wondering what was going to happen next. There are also parts that are emotional. The story does include some romantic scenes that make the temperature in the room rise. Don’t miss out on a book that you won’t want to put down until you have read the final page. Highly recommended.

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Queen of the Warrior Bees (Natural Forces Book 1) by Jean Gill – Review by Erica Fish

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Queen of the Warrior Bees (Natural Forces #1)Queen of the Warrior Bees by Jean Gill
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

Queen of the Warrior Bees by Jean Gill is a one of a kind original. The cover of the book caught my attention and I started reading and I was not disappointed. Jean Gill is a master storyteller. Once I started reading I could not put it down. Mielitta is a strong female character who finds herself in a bee swarm. The bees make her their own. Mielitta and the bees become one and that is when the story took off. The journey that Mielitta takes is one that she needs to make. What will Mielitta’s journey do for her? Will she stand up to those who would like to bully her around? I cannot wait to read the next book in this series.

Queen of the Warrior Bees (Natural Forces Book 1) by Jean Gill – Review by Katie Matthews

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Queen of the Warrior Bees (Natural Forces #1)Queen of the Warrior Bees by Jean Gill
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

 

I took a step out of my comfort zone when I decided to give this book a read and overall I enjoyed it. It did take me a little time to get into and there were times when I wasn’t completely sure it was the book for me but I persevered and I’m glad I did. I think there is definitely more to the book than the blurb leads you to believe, the author’s detailed writing was good (however a little too much at times) and the story did have a good pace and flow to it. One of the things I did like about the book was how original and unpredictable it was and I certainly had to think about what I was reading to find the deeper meaning. The main character wasn’t quite what I was expecting and it took me a while to understand her however as the story went on I began to see the direction the author was trying to take her in.
Overall an interesting read and would definitely recommend it to readers who are looking for something a little different to try out.

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Kingdom of War (Kingdom Journals Volume 4) by Tricia Copeland – Review by Debi Kircher

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My rating: 4 of 5 stars

Kingdom of War (Kingdom Journals Volume 4) by Tricia Copeland

4 Stars

This is not my first book by this author and because I have loved other books I decided to give this one a try. I’m not a paranormal fan and really wish I was but in saying that, this book was written very well as I have come to expect from this author.

This absolutely can be read as a standalone yet for paranormal lovers this book which is part 4 would definitely benefit had the previous stories been read.

It took me a bit to finish this book and that is not because of the writing but only because it just did not hold my interest which goes back to the I don’t normally choose Paranormal stories. I did find the character development done very well and really liked and understood Hunter, there was quite a lot of inner dialogue which helped understand his struggles.

There were some twists that were placed perfectly and even gave me and unpredictable ending, which I completely appreciated.

If you love the paranormal genre this is probably one of the best, I will keep coming back for more as I truly love this authors writing.

Review by @debikircher

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Behind Blue Eyes (Stockholm Murders Book 1) by CS Duffy – Review by Jenni Bishop

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Behind Blue Eyes (Stockholm Murders Book 1)Behind Blue Eyes by C.S. Duffy
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

Behind Blue Eyes by C.S. Duffy is the first book in the Stockholm Murders Series and it is off to a good start. It is a who’s done it story that has plenty of mystery, murder and mayhem and has you trying to help find the killer even though you hear from the killer themselves. It is a psychological thriller which is paired with humour, black humour but humour none the less. The plot is well written and well thought out, making it a very interesting and intriguing read.

Ellie James is an investigative reporter and has left behind her life in London to follow love to Sweden. Johan is her love but maybe, just maybe she doesn’t know him as well as she thought.
I look forward to reading the next book in the series.

Reviewed by @jennadb

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Queen of the Warrior Bees (Natural Forces Book 1) by Jean Gill – Review by Jenni Bishop

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Queen of the Warrior Bees (Natural Forces #1)Queen of the Warrior Bees by Jean Gill
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

Queen of the Warrior Bees (Natural Forces #1) by Jean Gill is a YA fantasy story that is also much more. Jean’s writing is very descriptive and detailed that you can imagine the scenes she has set. The story is unique and will certainly keep you entertained.

Mielitta has been rejected and tormented, victimised and despised but through all this she has become a warrior and is fighting for survival. One bite and she becomes something more, something that takes her from being and outcast and despised and showing those who thought her week, that she was no more.

Reviewed by @jennadb

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Wayward (Billionaire Bodyguards Book 1) by Via Mari – Review by Jenni Bishop

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Wayward (Billionaire Bodyguards Book 1)Wayward by Via Mari
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

Wayward (Billionaire Bodyguards Book 1) by Via Mari is another fantastic read from this talented author. I see Via’s name and jump straight in. I don’t even read the cover because I always know I am in good hands when it comes to her books. Wayward is a great start to another of her fabulous series and has many of my old favourites from her other series. Hot alpha men looking out for their own with the backing of their employers who trust them like family. And the romance is all hot tamale and sizzling to the point of boiling. Via has once again woven her magic and puts you through hoops where the drama and secrets, fear and pain, love and lies is palpable and we travel to exciting place. There is conflict with some of the most powerful and dangerous men in the world including several mafia families.

Jay met a siren but she only has eyes for his boss. The beautiful ballerina takes his breath away but how does he get her to see she is made for him and him alone but when a secret is brought to light he may just have to walk away with his heart in tatters.

I suggest you read the other series in order so you get the backstory of the characters and how they all fit together. You will thank me later.

Reviewed by @jennadb

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Queen of the Warrior Bees (Natural Forces Book 1) by Jean Gill – Review by Kerry Carr

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Queen of the Warrior Bees (Natural Forces #1)Queen of the Warrior Bees by Jean Gill
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

This book is an adventure from start to end with twists and turns all the way through.

Mielitta is an orphan and an outcast in the perfect world. This world is man made and doesnt have any access to nature, or the Forest. Everyone lives in this bubble. Until one day Mielitta decides to venture into the Forest and gets attacked by bees.

So starts the journey and the relationship between Mielitta and her bees. They join forces to save the bees hive and when the time comes the bees repay the favour by helping Mielitta defeat the evil presence who rules Citadel.

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The Gauntlet: The Soppranaturale Series by Ashley Pagano – Review by Jenni Bishop

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The Gauntlet: The Soppranaturale SeriesThe Gauntlet: The Soppranaturale Series by Ashley Pagano
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

The Gauntlet: The Soppranaturale Series by Ashley Pagano is a short paranormal story that is fun and original. Even though it is a short story it packs a punch and it has everything needed to keep you entertained and intrigued. What mystery does this hotel hold? What is going on behind closed doors? There is action and battles, magic and danger, suspense and hurt, secrets and romance and this is only part of what to expect. When there are many magical beings such as Vampires and Witches, Elves and Fae all in one place things tend to get a little tense and the place to go to let off a little steam is the gauntlet. Ashley has done a great job of adding her spin on the supernatural beings and the place in which they dwell, giving them a new light.
Ommily has always been drawn to the unknown, the more mystical side of life and has come to the one place that may hold all the answers she seeks.
Link has been alone for a very long time. Always under the impression that he was the last of his kind but the stunning creature that just walked in the door is more than what she first seems.

This magical world draws you in and almost seems that it is real and you are as much a participant as the characters. If you love the paranormal then this is a book that you will love. Go on you know you want to.

Reviewed by @jennadb

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Whom Shall I Kiss… An Earl, A Marquess, or A Duke? (Tricking the Scoundrels #1) by Laura A. Barnes – Review by Bobbi Wagner

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Whom Shall I Kiss... An Earl, A Marquess, or A Duke? (Tricking the Scoundrels #1)Whom Shall I Kiss… An Earl, A Marquess, or A Duke? by Laura A. Barnes
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

I loved this book, a historical romance story that is engaging, creative and well written. This author continues to impress me with her writing skills. The characters seem to pop off the pages as well as made the story seem real. They are connectable and I related to them with ease. This is about one theory, one plan, three men, scandal like no other plus add some blackmail. What will happen when Sidney’s project is revealed? Will she get to kiss then man she really wants? A must read!

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Orion’s Kiss by Claire Luana – Review by Bobbi Wagner

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Orion's KissOrion’s Kiss by Claire Luana
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

I loved this book and the journey through Greek Mythology that it took me on. A story that I couldn’t put down until the end. It is creative with well developed characters that made the story seem real. Merope has a curse that she is determined to break but until she does she has to live life over and over again. In order for her to break it, she needs to kill Orin but does she have it in her? I highly recommend her story, a must read to find out if Merope will finally break her curse.

Review by @bjwagner
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Children Of The Future by Jane Suen – Review by Robin Rankin

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My rating: 4 of 5 stars

Children of the Future by Jane Suen, did not end the way I was expecting it to end. I gasped and had an aha moment at the exact same time.

Telly and Billy working together to find the kids was very sweet. Telly went above and beyond what you think a school bus driver would do, but then again it’s a small town and everyone knows everyone so it’s a bit different.

This is a fairly short story which seemed even shorter due to getting sucked into the story. I would definitely recommend this book.

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Ruin: The El Diablo Chronicles by Autumn Sand – Review by Bobbi Wagner

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Ruin (The El Diablo Chronicles)Ruin by Autumn Sand
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

I loved this book. I couldn’t put it down until the last page. This author has continued to write stories that are hot, steamy and who doesn’t love a bad boy as well as just a plain awesome book. Her character development is awesome as they make me feel as if I am right there in the room with them. Who knew that walking into Pulse could change lives forever? A story of breaking down walls and seeing people for who they really are. A must read, hands down, you won’t regret it.

Review by @bjwagner

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Children Of The Future by Jane Suen – Review by Madison Degraffenreid

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My rating: 4 of 5 stars

Children Of The Future by Jane Suen
4-stars

Children Of The Future was an interesting read. A group of children and their teachers suddenly disappear and they are discovered missing by the school bus driver Telly. Telly discovers someone was left behind and they really together to try and find the kids and teachers. I found the story line to be very unique and I was shocked by the reasoning of the kidnapping. I did feel like the book ended on a cliffhanger. I loved how kind and thoughtful Telly was toward the kids. He was also extremely motivated to locate them and went out on a limb to follow a possible lead. I really enjoyed this short easy read.

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Queen of the Warrior Bees (Natural Forces Book 1) by Jean Gill – Review by Erica Fish

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Queen of the Warrior Bees (Natural Forces #1)Queen of the Warrior Bees by Jean Gill
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

Queen of the Warrior Bees by Jean Gill is a one of a kind original. The cover of the book caught my attention and I started reading and I was not disappointed. Jean Gill is a master storyteller. Once I started reading I could not put it down. Mielitta is a strong female character who finds herself in a bee swarm. The bees make her their own. Mielitta and the bees become one and that is when the story took off. The journey that Mielitta takes is one that she needs to make. What will Mielitta’s journey do for her? Will she stand up to those who would like to bully her around? I cannot wait to read the next book in this series.

Children Of The Future by Jane Suen – Review by Amber Lange

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My rating: 4 of 5 stars

Children of the Future by Jane Suen was an interesting and mysterious read. This is not my first book by her as I have read several. Jane has a way to pull you in and keep you interested. Her books are unique and a little quirky. This book was very different. Not bad just different. I did like it because with all Janes book she throws something in there that we aren’t expecting. Overall I think Jane does a good job and I like her books. I’d read others. 4 star rating.

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