Battling Beckett: A Contemporary Step Brother Romance by T. Christensen – Review by Lyndsey Fairley

Battling Beckett: A Contemporary Step Brother RomanceBattling Beckett: A Contemporary Step Brother Romance by T. Christensen
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

Battling Beckett: A Contemporary Step Brother Romance by T. Christensen
5 stars

This was by far one of the best step-brother books I’ve read. It was different yet connectable. I felt close to Greer and went through the emotions just like she did.
I wished we’d have gotten a little more of Beckett, but what we did get was great.
Lots of drama, its high school of course, internal battles and also some mystery.
If you like step romances, this is for you and even if you don’t, its not your average story.

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Tangles by Sharleen Scott – Review by Michelle King

TanglesTangles by Sharleen Scott
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

While this story is a work of fiction, it is a truly moving tale of a family’s struggles dealing with Alzheimer’s disease. Tangles follows Lois’s life from childhood to the very end of her life. We get an honest look at her thoughts and feelings as she grows up, through her adulthood, through marriage and childbirth and everything in between. We see how this horrible disease affects her relationships with others and how difficult it is for them to deal with it all. Through it all, we find a love story. More than one if I’m being honest. This story is heartbreaking and uplifting at the same time.

Lois’s son Logan is tasked with caring for his ailing mother, and during his time with her discovers some family secrets that are extremely hard to accept. Throughout the story we follow his journey of devastation, anger, love, and ultimately forgiveness. Tangles is beautifully written and definitely grabs you by the heartstrings. I highly recommend you pick this one up and start reading now!

Reviewed by @chellek44

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The Fisher Men X-ing Lines (Fisher Men Book II) by Rebel Nicks O’Dey – Review by Emily Walsh

The Fisher Men X-ing Lines (Book #2)The Fisher Men X-ing Lines
By: Rebel Nicks O’Dey
My Rating: 5 of 5 stars

The Fisher Men X-ing Lines (Fisher Men Book II) by Rebel Nicks O’Dey was a hooking read that had me flipping the pages.

The second book in the steamy series, I was taken in right away. I loved the was the book was constructed, it was original, intriguing and it has this edge to it that just kept you engaged. It was that waiting for them to meet, to know if that spark, that connection was real, or just something they played up in their heads. I loved both MC’s, they were well written and well developed. The way they played off one another was magical, fun and just pure entertainment. I loved it, and frankly I didn’t want it to end. I could feel the chemistry through the pages, and that kind of talent is rare.

Overall this book is more than worth your time and energy, it’s a must read like no other and I can almost guarantee that you will not be able to put this fresh original read down. So yes, this book gets my super high recommendation and my golden stamp of approval.

Happy Reading

-Review by @eawalsh

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Forbidden (Tales of Passion, Lust & Betrayal Vol. 1) by Autumn Sand – Review by Tracy Manderson

ForbiddenForbidden by Autumn Sand
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

Forbidden by Autumn Sand

5 out of 5 stars
WOW Forbidden is the first book in this erotic series written by Autumn Sand. This isn’t my first read by this author but I have to say she blew my mind with this book. I didn’t know if I liked or hated the book but it turned out I loved it.

Each chapter is with a different unique couple and their troubles in their relationships and sex lives. We walk through seven doors with forbidden pleasures and we don’t know what we are walking into because in Forbidden there are no rules.

I really enjoyed this story and I loved the strong woman and how they either put their men in place or just walked away from said men. I can’t wait to see what Ms. Sand has in-stored for us in her next installment.

By
Tracy

@tracym

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Ailey of Skye by Wendy Hewlett – Review by Heather Lovelace

Ailey of SkyeAiley of Skye by Wendy Hewlett
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

This extremely well written book transports the reader into this emotional journey of self discovery with some Scotland on the side. I dove right into these pages and devoured it. I felt transported to the Isle of Skye and felt each emotional tug in our main character’s journey. This is my first book from this author and certainly won’t be my last. Thoroughly enjoyed it and look forward to reading it again.

Reviewed by @heatherlovelace
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Forbidden (Tales of Passion, Lust & Betrayal Vol. 1) by Autumn Sand – Review by Kerry Baker

ForbiddenForbidden by Autumn Sand
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

Forbidden by Autumn Sand is a hot and steamy book that will take you to all the hidden places where desires live. The book is a quick novella that will captivate your whole attention. All of the stories and the characters are well developed and so hot that they will leave you a bit hot under the collar.
Autumn Sand is a fantastic author. She knows how to write brilliant stories, each different from the other. If you haven’t read anything by her then you really need to rectify that immediately.

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Ailey of Skye by Wendy Hewlett – Review by Kerry Baker

Ailey of SkyeAiley of Skye by Wendy Hewlett
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

Ailey of Skye by Wendy Hewlett is a highly emotional book that will easily have you invested in the characters. This book is the first one that I have read by this author so I really didn’t know what to expect. The blurb was intriguing. It hinted at mystery and drama with a great storyline. The book definitely lived up to that.
I found it so easy to be drawn into the character of Ailey. She has such a depth and complexity about her. The way the author portrayed her really made her feel “normal”. She could have been anyone of us which made the whole story seem more real.
I really engaged with the authors writing style. It was well paced and developed the story well. This was a great book and a brilliant way to be introduced to this author.

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Ailey of Skye by Wendy Hewlett – Review by Tausha Treadway

Ailey of SkyeAiley of Skye by Wendy Hewlett
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

Ailey of Skye by Wendy Hewlett. This is the story of Aileen MacEwan from Toronto who is recovering from alcohol and drug addiction. When her grandmother passes away and leaves her a house on the Isle of Skye in Scotland she heads there to try to find herself and decide what to do with the house. Recently being released from Rehab she’s really in a precarious situation. She wants to do this on her own but she’s scared she may feel the need to drink. Once she arrives at her grandmother’s house there is a strange man living in it. The man in the house seems to be the tip of the iceberg when it comes to things she didn’t know and it even becomes dangerous. Her past comes up and she’s not sure she can get thru this without the old crutch she always used. This is a wonderful story of family, love and addiction issues. Once you start you won’t want to put it down.

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SECRETS NEVER DIE by Laurie Lewis – Review by Angela Hayes

Secrets Never DieSecrets Never Die by Laurie L.C. Lewis
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

 

Secrets Never Die by Laurie Lewis is a fantastic mystery that is full of drama, suspense, danger, action, intrigue, twists, secrets, lies, cover-ups, heartache, questions, discoveries, and cleverly woven details. I always look forward to reading anything Ms. Lewis produces, and this book was no different. This is definitely my favourite of all her books that I have read, so far. I was completely absorbed by the story and was trying to figure it all out before anything was revealed. There is quite a lot going on in the story, with lots of details, and inter-connected elements which were a little hard to keep track of at times, but I soon got in the groove and loved unravelling the puzzle.
Tallie Brown has just lost her mother and has been left with many questions she needs answers to. So, she embarks on a journey of discovery which leads her to Cutler’s Ridge where the story really takes off. The more she ‘investigates’ the more questions arise. Her world is shaken, and her mettle and emotions are tested to the limit. Little does she know going in that things will take quite a dangerous turn. There are secrets and cover-ups, and much to uncover on her quest for answers.
Jackson James had a promising journalistic career and was on-track to great things, when it was all snatched away, and he has been living with the consequences of that bad decision ever since. When an opportunity to redeem himself comes to his attention, he jumps at the chance. Finding himself in Cutler’s Ridge on the trail of a ‘hot’ story. There he crosses paths with Tallie- and so the mystery begins.
This is such a clever and suspenseful story, and I really enjoyed how Ms. Lewis pulled and twisted the tale, keeping the tension quite gripping. I loved the characters- they worked really well together. I would love to read more about them in future books. Perhaps they could have their own ‘investigation’/mystery series. ? Hint, hint Ms. Lewis. ?
Highly recommended- definitely worth your time and money to read!!! Can’t wait to see what Ms. Lewis does next!

Thank you, Laurie Lewis!

 

Reviewed by @angelahayes

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Ailey of Skye by Wendy Hewlett – Review by Angela Hayes

Ailey of SkyeAiley of Skye by Wendy Hewlett
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

“How was she supposed to deal with this alone in a strange country and stay sober? She swiped hot tears from her cheek and began the deep breathing exercises they taught her in rehab. By the fifth breath she was starting to feel a little calmer, but she still wanted a drink. She wondered if they had AA meetings on the Isle of Skye. She should probably check that out.”

 

Aileen MacEwan (Ailey) had just finished a stint in rehab in her hometown of Toronto, when she inherits her grandmother’s home on the Isle of Skye. She sets off to figure out what she wants to do, and re-discover herself in the process. But when she gets there, things don’t quite go according to her plans- for a start there’s a strange man ‘living’ in her grandmother’s house. She soon discovers that this is just the tip of the iceberg- uncovering much more than she ever could have imagined. With danger making itself known, and her past coming into play, did Ailey make the right decision coming to Skye? What does she discover? What happens when danger presents itself? Will she return to Canada defeated, or will she find the stability she’s been looking for in Skye?
This book has quite a few emotional elements- and some difficult topics are depicted, such as addiction and substance abuse- but the author handled it all in a very realistic, informative, and sensitive way. Ailey has been through so much, and is a lot stronger than she gives herself credit for. Her sobriety is tested, and she has choices to make. There was a lot of character growth and development throughout the book- Ailey in particular learned and grew from her experiences and the Ailey we meet at the start of the book is quote different to who we see at the end.
I really enjoyed this introduction to Ms. Hewlett’s work. This may have been my first read from her, but it definitely won’t be the last.

Thank you, Wendy Hewlett!

 

Reviewed by @angelahayes

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Rebel Jewel (The Jewel Chronicles Book 3) by Natalina Reis – Review by Debi Kircher

Rebel Jewel (The Jewel Chronicles, #3)Rebel Jewel by Natalina Reis
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

Rebel Jewel (The Jewel Chronicles Book 3) by Natalina Reis

5 Stars

This is the final book in this series and I have only read the 2nd so far before this one so really feel like I need to go back and read them from Book 1 to this one so that I can get a complete and accurate feel for this entire story and give it the credit it deserves, but for where I am at this point I must say that even though I don’t normally read this genre I sincerely enjoyed what I have read. I love this author’s style of writing and I was able to truly enjoy this genre when it normally doesn’t hold my attention.

The perfectly placed twists in this book were like AWESOME and blew me away, I loved the whole idea of the storyline and the characters were amazing. I even kind of feel like I’ve been to Natale and kind of want to go back LOL

I say read this whole series, you really need to to understand and appreciate everything that goes on in this book. You won’t be sorry it is an awesome series and one that I can’t wait to read from beginning to end and have already told others to one click all 3 of these.

LOVED IT!!

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Paladin’s Hell: Satan’s Devils MC (Colorado Chapter Book 1) by Manda Mellett – Review by Karyn Taylor

Paladin's Hell: Satan's Devils MC (Colorado Chapter) #1Paladin’s Hell: Satan’s Devils MC (Colorado Chapter) #1 by Manda Mellett
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

Paladin’s Hell is the first book in the Satan’s Devils MC (Colorado Chapter) by Manda Mellett. This is a spin off series from the Satan’s Devils MC series which is set in Tucson. There is some overlap of characters from the original series and I think this helps you when reading as there are a few ‘old friends’ to make you feel more at home.
The main characters Paladin and Jayden were originally introduced back in the early Tuczon books when Jayden was rescued from an evil group who had been using the 14 year old as a sex slave. As Paladin was the one who carried her to safety there has always been a very strong bond between the 2 and it was assumed that they would become a couple when Jayden was old enough.
This book takes place a few years later as Jayden is approaching the age of consent. When word is out that the evil group are coming after Jayden, the young sweethearts transfer to the Colorado branch of their MC. I totally adored the relationship between Paladin and Jayden. They were just so perfect for each other although some tried to keep them apart.
As well as Pal and Jayden’s story, this book contains a great deal of the story of Hellfire (the prez) and his old lady Moira. I was totally captivated by their story, from their troubles in the early days and the current tensions between them.
I have read some, but not all, of the original Satan’s Devils books and have really, really enjoyed them but this has to be my favourite. I stayed up to 3am to finish this book as I just couldn’t put it down.

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Forbidden (Tales of Passion, Lust & Betrayal Vol. 1) by Autumn Sand – Review by Liz Vrchota

ForbiddenForbidden by Autumn Sand
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

Oh mylanta! This book is hot! So very hot. Now, it is obvious from the cover, and the name of the talented author that this will be a hot read, but I think it is probably underestimated. I loved that this book was a short and fast read. It sweeps you off your feet right away from chapter one and thrusts you into club Forbidden. Each trip behind the doors of forbidden pleasures will get hotter and hotter and leave you with a thirst for more. I was only disappointed when I had reached the end because I so badly wanted more. I will say this book being so quick of a read didn’t give you a lot on specific characters to invest in. It is more of a tease or taste of what the characters life entails. I like the lightness that this gave the read. It was a nice change of pace to have a bit of a mindless enjoyment for the afternoon. I look forward to seeing what forbidden sins await us in volume two.

Review by @lizaileen
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Rebel Jewel (The Jewel Chronicles Book 3) by Natalina Reis – Review by Liz Vrchota

Rebel Jewel (The Jewel Chronicles, #3)Rebel Jewel by Natalina Reis
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

I am SO sad that this series has come to an end. I have absolutely fallen in love with these characters and with Natalina Reis’s writing. I have followed from book one, Desert Jewel, then the fabulous Snow Jewel, to this and I would highly recommend that you do so as well. The story really does build perfectly with each book and you would miss so much if you didn’t follow the order.

Rebel Jewel is not short of drama, suspense, and action, in fact just when you thought the characters couldn’t possibly face more, and would be getting their happily ever after in book three Natalina Reis throws in twists and turns that will keep you second guessing yourself up until those last few pages. I am saddened to see these characters end but I am looking forward with great excitement to what will come next from Natalina Reis. I am sure it will be fabulous!

Review by @lizaileen
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Miami Days, Havana Nights by Linda Bennett Pennell – Review by Liz Vrchota

Miami Days Havana NightsMiami Days Havana Nights by Linda Bennett Pennell
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

I am still finding myself quite taken with these historical fiction novels of Linda Bennett Pennell’s. When I first picked up the Al Capone at the Blanche Hotel I wasn’t sure what I was getting myself into but I was instantly hooked. So when I saw Miami Days, Havana Nights was the follow up book I had to have it and had to read it like yesterday.

Miami Days, Havana Nights was another suspenseful, and at times gory, read that kept the pace fast and my tush on the edge of the seat as I read. I loved the stronger undertone of romance that was in this one. Not only did it make the story more relatable it brought us Liz Reams, and I just loved reading her. She is a spunky redhead like myself and I found her extremely entertaining. Sam Ackerman wants nothing more than to love her will he ever get the chance to? I just had to know. I can’t wait to see what will come next from the talented Linda Bennett Pennell.

Review by @lizaileen
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Virtue & Vice (Spicetopia #2) by Phoebe Alexander – Review by Liz Vrchota

Virtue & Vice (Spicetopia Book 2)Virtue & Vice by Phoebe Alexander
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

Phoebe Alexander has once again knocked my socks off, given a fantastic storyline, and healed parts of my soul that I didn’t realize were still shook. I have to confess that I live for Phoebe’s books, her families that she creates tend to mirror more of my normal that the average romance books. When I read them I feel less alone on my journey, like there really is a whole group of people that think like me and act like me. It is a refreshing change of pace for me so I honestly live for her books.

Virtue & Vice is the second book in the Spicetopia series. I would highly recommend, and so does Phoebe, that you read these books in order so if you haven’t scooped up Sugar & Spice yet start there. These books are full of hot and steamy scenes that will be sure to leave you blushing and fanning yourself so make sure that is your thing. While they are hot there is a fabulous story developing and each of the characters add a new dimension to it. The concept of an adult theme park really makes this series have a sense of magic and wonderment. I can’t honestly say enough good things about it, so go grab this for yourself and dive in. You won’t be disappointed that that you did!

Review by @lizaileen
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Miami Days, Havana Nights by Linda Bennett Pennell – Review by Lucy Berson

Miami Days Havana NightsMiami Days Havana Nights by Linda Bennett Pennell
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

Miami Days, Havana Nights by Linda Bennett Pennell. This is the second book by this author that I have read. While this book does take place in the earlier years, I wouldn’t really call it a historical book. It was more of a suspenseful novel. Being a fan of mafia books and stories, I knew that this book was right up my alley.
A young Jewish man, the Miami mob, Havana and a University professor all wrapped up into a wonderful book!!! I loved it and I hope you do too!!!

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Shameless (The Orphan Train Saga Book 2) by Sherry A. Burton – Review by Erin Wolf

Shameless (The Orphan Train Saga Book 2)Shameless by Sherry A. Burton
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

I give Shameless (The Orphan Train Saga Book 2) by Sherry A. Burton, 5 stars.
*This review may contain spoilers from book 1.*

The story of the Orphan Train continues, this time we experience the story of Tobias, aka Mouse. At a very young age, he is left to fend for himself in the streets of early 1900s New York. He quickly learns the best ways for him to survive, and uses his wits and clever tongue to get what he needs. He learns never to trust anyone, and that having a heart will just mean it will be broken. Then he catches a glimpse of Mileta before she even knows he exists. He swears to do everything he can to protect her while at the same time staying alive and thriving in his gang. In the present day, Cindy’s relationship with her mother seems to be changing as they read these journals. They are affected in ways they never thought possible by something happening so long ago.

If you have read book 1, which I highly recommend since you will understand more, we have met Mouse, but we didn’t know his backstory or his side of things. This book tells you all of that, whether you want to know or not. I admit, in the first book I was more interested in the past story than the one of Cindy. This book blends the two together nicely as you learn more and I was as anxious to read about the present day as well as the past. You are pulled into both stories and the author rips your feelings right out from you with her superb storytelling.

If you like stories that take you into the past as well as present day, this book and series is for you.

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Rebel Jewel (The Jewel Chronicles Book 3) by Natalina Reis – Review by Anna Hirsch

Rebel Jewel (The Jewel Chronicles, #3)Rebel Jewel by Natalina Reis
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

Rebel Jewel (The Jewel Chronicles Book 3) by Natalina Reis
4 Stars

This is the final book in the Jewel Chronicles. I suggest that you read the other two books so that you understand what is going on in this one. After a couple of years respite, Milenda and Jaali must return to Natale. Although it will be dangerous, they must free and save the people from the tyranny of the elders. With the support of the gods, they start a revolution to make life better for their people. Milenda is the jewel of the nation and must make a better and safer future for her daughter. Battling racism and slavery they set out on the dangerous path to freedom.

This was an exciting end to a fantastic series. It is filled with complex and amazing characters fighting against a system that has been in place for decades. Filled with strength, determination and lots of action, this book will hold your attention until the very end.

Review by @Anna Hirsch
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Rebel Jewel (The Jewel Chronicles Book 3) by Natalina Reis – Review by Lisa Helmick

Rebel Jewel (The Jewel Chronicles, #3)Rebel Jewel by Natalina Reis
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

This is the third and final installment of this series. These two characters are going to be coming back to where it all started…Natale. They have not had an easy life together and things don’t seem to be looking up. I almost feel sorry for these two. They almost seem like puppets being maneuvered by a higher power. But it’s clear to see that everyone seems to be rooting for these them to accomplish what they set out to do.

Many questions are answered as a few new one arise. They will be wishing to change the rules of a nation. But to do that they need many on their side against the Elders.
I enjoyed seeing these characters again. To find out where they are in life and what is coming up. There are quite a few of secondary characters that add some fun and danger elements to the story. This is a fitting conclusion for this series. I would recommend reading the books in order to prevent the reader from having any conclusion.

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Forbidden (Tales of Passion, Lust & Betrayal Vol. 1) by Autumn Sand – Review by Katie Matthews

ForbiddenForbidden by Autumn Sand
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

 

Autumn Sand is one of my all-time favourite authors, I think I have read and loved every book that she has written so I was really excited to get started on her new release Forbidden! And as expected I was not disappointed at all – it was a short and sexy read which had me hooked from the very beginning. I think I was hooked from the moment I read the blurb! I loved the way the author decided to write this story it was really refreshing actually to read something structured differently. Her descriptive language was good and not too over the top for an erotic read! It definitely made you want to keep reading to find out just what is behind those doors that’s for sure!
Overall another fantastic read from this author and one that I would highly recommend! It is an erotic novel so I think readers definitely need to remember that when thinking about whether to read or not!

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Resisting the Rancher (The Hills of Texas Book 2) by Kadie Scott – Review by Jana Teppih

Resisting the Rancher (Hills of Texas, #2)Resisting the Rancher by Kadie Scott
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

Resisting the Rancher is the second book in Kadie Scott’s Hills of Texas series. I do not know how I missed the first book so now I need to go back and read that one as well! The stories can be read as standalones but obviously as it is a series of the Hills’ siblings then you will end up wanting to read every single one of them (and there are four out so Yeehaw here comes a weekend spent in Texas!)
Resisting the Rancher is the story of Williams “Will” Hills and Ruth “Rusty” Walker – a cowboy rancher who provides stock to rodeo circuit and a top-level barrel racer who is the daughter of a renown rancher who is a major stock provider as well … the sparks fly, the chemistry is through the roof and then there is the baggage that this hard headed accomplished woman has and we are pulled along a ride of a life time, in Texas style!
Come along and learn first-hand if Rusty will learn to trust and a marriage that started off as a convenience will blossom into something more …

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The Fisher Men X-ing Lines (Fisher Men Book II) by Rebel Nicks O’Dey – Review by Dawn Daughenbaugh

The Fisher Men X-ing Lines (Book #2)The Fisher Men X-ing Lines by Rebel Nicks O’Dey
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

5 Star
The Fisher Men X-ing Lines (Fisher Men Book II) by Rebel Nicks O’Dey is a Romantic Comedy that I loved reading and found myself unable to put it down till I finished. I do highly recommend reading the first Book as it gives you a better understanding of what is happening as this book follows right along with the first . I loved the characters bantering back and forth. They definitely have chemistry. Find out what happens next in this must read Book.

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The River Fairy’s Wish: A Lyrical Fairy Tale by Cyrena Shows – Review by Dawn Daughenbaugh

The River Fairy's Wish: A Lyrical Fairy TaleThe River Fairy’s Wish: A Lyrical Fairy Tale by Cyrena Shows
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

5 Star
The River Fairy’s Wish: A Lyrical Fairy Tale by Cyrena Shows

The River Fairy’s Wish: A Lyrical Fairy Tale by Cyrena Shows is a sweet fairy tale that I loved reading. I read it to my eighteen month old and he kept saying “round,round” and “again mom-mom” so he enjoyed it as well. Infact he enjoyed it so much I read it three times in a row. This is a perfect book for bedtime and for a wild imagination. Find out what happens next when a fairy gets a wish. This was my first read by this Author and not my last.

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SAN DIEGO DEAD (Jake Wolfe Series Book 4) by Mark Nolan – Review by Bobbi Wagner

San Diego Dead (Jake Wolfe #4)San Diego Dead by Mark Nolan
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

This is a well developed story that kept me turning pages until the end. In this book we get to see Jake and his dog again for another adventure. Jake is a great character that bring the story to life and of course you can’t forget the adorable dog. Jake thinks he is going on a vaction until it turns dangerous. Their new adventure is full of action, drug cartels and a deadly database. I highly recommend reading this book and find out what happens next.

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Friend (What Happens on Campus Series Book 3) by M L Sparrow – Review by Bobbi Wagner

FriendFriend by M.L. Sparrow
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

This is a friendship to relationship book that I enjoyed. I think this is my favorite yet of this author’s books. I was pulled right into the story from the beginning. It was an emotional read in parts and does have a couple of triggers but you will find a great romance story. Terri wanted everything until she was attacked at college. Now she feels lost and shattered. Jet has been her friend but what will happen when he starts noticing things about her? I highly recommend this book.

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Ailey of Skye by Wendy Hewlett – Review by Bobbi Wagner

Ailey of SkyeAiley of Skye by Wendy Hewlett
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

This is the first book I have read by this author, I enjoyed it. It is a well develped story that has characters that took me on an emotional ride in parts. The characters made the story feel realistic. Aileen’s grandmother left her a house now she is left with the decision on what to do with it. She is also in search of herself. She discovers some secrets but will she be able to hold it together long enough to find answers? I highly recommend this book, great friendship and family connections.

Review by @bjwagner
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The Complete Fenris Series by Samantha MacLeod – Review by Heather Lovelace

The Complete Fenris SeriesThe Complete Fenris Series by Samantha MacLeod
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

This complete series follows the progression of the relationship between Sol and Fenris. Based on Norse myth, the characters grabbed my attention immediately. I thoroughly enjoyed reading each book. And to find them now in this box set – absolutely recommend getting the whole series. It is a must read. Excellent work by MacLeod – loved it!

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Virtue & Vice (Spicetopia #2) by Phoebe Alexander – Review by Heather Lovelace

Virtue & Vice (Spicetopia Book 2)Virtue & Vice by Phoebe Alexander
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

Holy moly – this is a hot one! Alexander is the master of leaving nothing off the table. Absolutely expect to be surprised every time. This one is definitely not recommended for readers under 18 and truly needs to be read in series order to best understand the relationship highlighted between Cy and Jolie. That said – this is a fantastic book if you like lots of hot sexy action. If you don’t, then you won’t like this book. If you do, RUN AND GET IT NOW!!!

Reviewed by @heatherlovelace
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The Fisher Men X-ing Lines (Fisher Men Book II) by Rebel Nicks O’Dey – Review by Amber Lange

The Fisher Men X-ing Lines (Book #2)The Fisher Men X-ing Lines by Rebel Nicks O’Dey
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

The Fisher Men X-ing Lines (Book#2) by Rebel Nicks O’Dey was an interesting book that grabbed me from the beginning and I couldn’t get enough. I loved this book as much as I loved the first one. Rebel has an uncanny ability to tell a story and suck you in. I loved the two main characters so much! It’s full of comedy and romance and fun! 5 star rating!

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