HIT AND RUN by Diane Hester – Review by Bobbi Wagner

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Hit and RunHit and Run by Diane Hester
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

This is a suspense-thriller that I enjoyed from beginning to end. I was pulled in right from the beginning and kept engaged to the end. This is a well developed story that has twists and turns that kept me turning pages just waiting to see what would happen next. The characters made the story feel real to me. I had no problem connecting to them. Raina was driving alone on a dark wooded road when a man came out of the woods and she hit him. He forces her to drive at gunpoint but gets out and goes back to the woods. The problem is that he left something behind in her backseat. How far will someone go to get this thing? Her world is turned upside down from here and I had a hard time putting the book down. This is a really good book that I highly recommend.

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Torch (Lovelock Book 2) by Tricia Copeland – Review by Liz Vrchota

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TorchTorch by Tricia Copeland
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

This is the second novel in the Lovelock Books from Tricia Copeland. I would really recommend reading the first book before you dive into this one as it sets up a lot of the story and things may get a tad confusing trying to traverse this second novel. This one is also set in a dystopian type world and gives us a front row seat as Jema and Troy tackle each obstacle and adventure in the novel. The end goal is to save the world so things of course can be pretty epic. I loved the adventure and the sense of intrigue as you read and how I managed to keep myself literally on the edge of my seat to find out what would happen. These novels tend to keep me either interested and intrigued or overwhelm me and are hard to read, and this one definitely falls in the intrigue and interested category. I look forward to seeing what will happen next for the kids as they move forward with the next novel.

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Finding Leda; the Science of Happiness (Italian College Novel 1, The Italian Saga) by Gaia B Amman – Review by Liz Vrchota

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Finding Leda, the Science of Happiness (The Italian Saga #5)Finding Leda, the Science of Happiness by Gaia B. Amman
My rating: 3 of 5 stars

First I must say this novel has the most adorable and vibrant cover that drew me in regardless of the fact that I knew the Italian Saga from Gaia B Amman existed and had wanted to read it. I had high hopes having read the other novels in the series that this book would make me think and feel things that I didn’t know I needed. Unfortunately for me this book fell short of the other ones a tad and I struggled to find that connection with the main character that I had hoped to find. It did have an underlying message and was a fairly well constructed idea of a coming of age story but the layout of this read and the way the character seemed to jump and bounce from issue to issue without really actually solving the one before it was a touch frustrating for me. I did enjoy the world building and felt as if I was abroad at times so that piece remained strong. I will be back for more and look forward to seeing what that may be from Gaia B Amman next!

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The Seal of Solomon – Lilandra’s Reeves Adventure (Supernatural Intelligence Agency Book 2) by Nadine Travers – Review by Sunday Barnaby

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The Seal of Solomon: A Lilandra Reeves Adventure (Supernatural Intelligence Agency: World Book 2)The Seal of Solomon: A Lilandra Reeves Adventure by Nadine Travers
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

The Seal of Solomon: A Lilandra Reeves Adventure by Nadine Travers
Four Stars

The Seal of Solomon: A Lilandra Reeves Adventure is the second book in the Supernatural Intelligence Agency Series by Nadine Travers. This Paranormal Adventurous story grabbed my attention on the very first page. It is an easy one sitting book that has me looking to read more from Ms. Travers. She did a great job with world building and the character growth was amazing. If you like Paranormal, then this book is for you.However, I would read book one before you read this book.
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HIT AND RUN by Diane Hester – Review by Jonell Collins

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Hit and RunHit and Run by Diane Hester
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

Hit and Run by Diane Hester is a great page turning thriller. I must confess I read it all in one sitting. I really could not put it down. So many twists and plots you really can’t put it down. The slow burning romance is just right. The action, and deep thinking to solve the mystery all came in just the right doses to keep me in this book till the end. To say I was not disappointed is an understatement. Diane Hester is a name I will remember when looking for a good book to get lost in.

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Bargaining (Hero High Book 3) by Mina Chara – Review by Jonell Collins

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Bargaining (Hero High, #3)Bargaining by Mina Chara
My rating: 3 of 5 stars

This is a book with quite a different flip on the super hero stories. Bargaining (Hero High Book 3) by Mina Chara by Mina Chara was an interesting read. Anyone who is into super heroes will enjoy this story. Some good clean romance that I can see leading to more stories about Hero High as this little romance seems an impossibility. David’s confession to Friday that he was gay seems an odd hanging thread unless it too will launch another story. Lots of possibilities for future reads in this little book.

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Baba Ali and the Clockwork Djinn: A Steampunk Faerie Tale by Danielle Ackley-McPhail and Day Al-Mohamed – Review by Anantha Rusum

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Baba Ali and the Clockwork Djinn: A Steampunk Faerie TaleBaba Ali and the Clockwork Djinn: A Steampunk Faerie Tale by Danielle Ackley-McPhail
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

What a fabulous little piece of treasure this book is!! We all grew up reading Alibaba and the forty thieves. And I never knew that there was a term called “steampunk” to describe a retelling of a fable or a story. I do not have any other word than “brilliant” for this book.
“Steampunk” means a genre of science fiction that has a historical setting and typically features steam-powered machinery rather than advanced technology. So, anything which is magical or ancient in the original fable is replaced by a work of engineering. A Djinn, instead of being a magical entity is a machine, an intelligent robot.
Ali is in London taking apprenticeship from his Ustaad, until one day, a falcon, with mechanical wings, leaves a box on his window sill. Troubles ensue once the mysterious box is delivered. There are thefts and attacks. Soon after, he gets the news that his father has expired and his brother Kasim commands him to come back home to take up family business.
Ali’s journey back home is filled with danger and adventure. At every step, he finds he is always on the run. Someone is on his heels to steal the box. He finds himself drawn into the world of magic and ancient secrets.
Unable to decipher the box itself, he also faces sibling rivalry with his greedy brother, who does not want even a single penny bequeathed to his brother. Ali rents a separate home, and slowly one after another, the mystery unfolds and he finds himself in front of the cave and we all get to hear the famous magic words “Open Sesame”.
And then we all know the story. There is treasure, there are thieves and there is a Djinn trapped inside the cave. Ali gets the treasure, goes back home. Kasim gets greedy and gets killed. The servant girl, who happens to be the Djinn whom Ali saves, is smart enough to fool the thieves.
And everything ends on a happy note! It is a beautiful retelling of the fable and I loved every bit of it!
We find very few books like this and I hope to read more from this author!

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The Seal of Solomon – Lilandra’s Reeves Adventure (Supernatural Intelligence Agency Book 2) by Nadine Travers – Review by Kerry Carr

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The Seal of Solomon: A Lilandra Reeves Adventure (Supernatural Intelligence Agency: World Book 2)The Seal of Solomon: A Lilandra Reeves Adventure by Nadine Travers
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

This is book two of the Supernatural Intelligence Agency.

This story find Lilandra who is a witch. Her purpose in life is to rescue things that are in danger and keep them protected. Lilandra is part of the witches coven and believes that keeping the supernatural beings seperated is whats right.

On her quest to save the seal she faces off against. The Lady’s team. They are also after the Seal but they want to use it to help bring peace between all the supernatural beings so that they can all mix and live together. That is their mission or so they are lead to believe.

The Lady however has other ideas and while she is happy to have her team collect the things she needs her plan is all about revenge.

It is an amazing adventure from the first page and keeps you guessing as to who are the good guys and who are the bad. I’m still guessing now so cant wait to read the next one.

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Turn up the Tempo (Lyrical Odyssey Rock Star Series Book 4) By Charli B. Rose – Review By Stacey Baxter

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Turn up the Tempo (Lyrical Odyssey Rock Star series, #4)Turn up the Tempo by Charli B. Rose
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

Okay so I’m a hugeee lover of a rockstar romance novel they are one of my favourites! Well this fourth installment didn’t disappoint i was in love with story right from the first chapter! I loved the character’s and it was a breathe of fresh air having the heroine having the one night stands and not believing in the happy ever after. Then comes a long a rockstar who change her thoughts of everything but why…what makes him so special….why do one night stands don’t feel enough anymore? I mean i want a happy ending who doesn’t i wanted her to open her heart and see how special she really is and how much she is worth hopefully the rockstar can break those walls….better grab a copy so you can find out!

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Perfect by Tricia Copeland – Review by Meg Tyrrell

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PerfectPerfect by Tricia Copeland
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

This was a very interesting book. I can honestly say I’ve never read anything like it. Very unique and creative. Our main character is Chloe and we go through her relationships with different guys trying to find her forever man. Who will win her heart and how will she decide who to choose? Will Chloe sacrifice her future goals for a man she’s loved since high school or will she become someone without him. This is not the first book I’ve read by Tricia Copeland, and she never stops impressing me.

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HIT AND RUN by Diane Hester – Review by Laura Furuta

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Hit and RunHit and Run by Diane Hester
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

Hit and Run
By Diane Hester
5 out of 5 stars

I loved reading the book Hit and Run by Diane Hester. It is a suspenseful thriller that kept me on the edge of my seat wondering what was going to happen next. It is a story that includes mystery and danger. I loved reading about the characters of Raina Wilkins and Alec DeMarco. Raina is a character that I could empathize with. From the time that she hits Alec with her car, her life is turned upside down. From then on, she finds herself in dangerous situations and at times unsure of who to trust. Alec is a character that does have his rough edges however he, just like Raina, is trying to survive. They together with a homeless teen find themselves in danger and on the run. What does their future hold? Read this book to find out. This is a story that had me trying to put together the clues as to what is happening. The book is written in such a way that I felt like I was right there with the characters. I found myself turning pages to find out what was going to happen next. This is a story that has some twists and turns that I didn’t see coming. This is a book that hooked me in from the beginning and didn’t let me go until the final page. I would highly recommend reading this story.

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Just the Way You Are by Allison M. Boot – Review by Laura Furuta

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Just the Way You AreJust the Way You Are by Allison M Boot
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

Just the Way You Are
By Allison M. Boot
5 out of 5 stars

The story Just the Way You Are by Allison M. Boot is a wonderful book to read. The story is beautiful and uplifting. It is a book that touched my heart. One of the reasons is the characters. I loved reading about Misty Miles. She is a princess who has a disability. She has dreams, however, those closest to her seem to be more upset on how Misty will look to others rather than her happiness. I found Misty to be intelligent and caring. What will happen when she meets with Trovella, a troll who is rumored to grant wishes? Misty also dreams of her Prince Charming, Derrick Denison. Conflict has torn two kingdoms apart. Can they be reunited? Will Misty find a happy ever after? This is a story that not only shows how self-doubt can affect lives, it also shows how encouragement and caring about others can bring about transformations. This story will have you journeying along with Misty as she is faced with challenges and meets a little girl who also has a disability. This is a book that will bring a smile to your face and will have you believing that anything is possible. I highly recommend reading it.

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SPOUSE TRAP: Madeline Dawkins Mysteries (The Madeline Dawkins Series Book 1) by Cynthia Hamilton – Review by Jennifer Gordon

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Spouse Trap (Madeline Dawkins, #1)Spouse Trap by Cynthia Hamilton
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

A great mystery read with an intriguing storyline which had me gripped from page one. Madeline Ridley had it all and was very happy with her life, a handsome and successful husband, a high status position in the Santa Barbara society, and everything money could buy. However when Madeline wakes up alone in an unknown hotel room with no clothes on and a splitting headache she soon learns that her position in society, her influence and all her luxurious things suddenly mean nothing. Things become worse when her supposedly loving husband Steven comes home with a selection of damming photos all of which she has no memory off. Whilst visiting Stephan at work to explain her innocence Madeline walks in on a situation that makes her realise who her real enemy is. Madeline’s comfortable world collapses amongst blackmail, sabotage and deceit. In order to salvage something of her life Madeline reverts back to her maiden name of Dawkins and discovers what her strengths are.
Spouse Trap is the prequel to Cynthia Hamilton’s, “The Madeline Dawkins Mystery series”. I enjoyed this book and the author had me hooked from the very beginning. I liked how Madeline’s character developed and changed during the course of the story and whilst to begin with she is rather timid by the end of the book she is ‘Madeline Dawkins’ and I’m sure she will make a great heroine in the series of books that follow. I look forward to reading further books in the series.

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Torch (Lovelock Book 2) by Tricia Copeland – Review by Naomi McDonald

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TorchTorch by Tricia Copeland
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

Torch is the second book in the Lovelock series. I recommend reading the first book to get the background.

This is a fast-paced dystopian novel with a lot of twists and turns. It will keep you engaged as you follow Jema and Troy in the next phase of their journey. Torch is full of adventure as the kids do their best to figure out who they can trust as they try to save the world. This story is a great sequel to the first book and has left things with room for more stories to develop.

The one thing I will say is that if you are struggling with news overload about what is happening with COVID-19 right now, you may not be able to enjoy this as much as it deserves. I think I would have been able to appreciate this even more if I had waited to read it when I’m not inundated with IRL news.

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Forgotten Truth Trilogy: Book One (The Forgotten Trilogy 1) by Virginia Wine – Review by Raylene Green

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Forgotten Truth (Forgotten #1)Forgotten Truth by Virginia Wine
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

Bryer is heartbroken in this story. Going through a bad breakup. In comes Nathan. Typical playboy but is intrigued by Bryer. Plenty of suspense. And everytime you think you’re over one suspense hurdle, you’re hit by another one. I picked the softer version of this book, but its completely correct when it tells you it has the same intensity. Glad this is a trilogy because after you read this one, you’ll want more!!

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The Seal of Solomon – Lilandra’s Reeves Adventure (Supernatural Intelligence Agency Book 2) by Nadine Travers – Review by Erin Wolf

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The Seal of Solomon: A Lilandra Reeves Adventure (Supernatural Intelligence Agency: World Book 2)The Seal of Solomon: A Lilandra Reeves Adventure by Nadine Travers

I give The Seal of Solomon: A Lilandra Reeves Adventure (Supernatural Intelligence Agency Book 2) by Nadine Travers.

This is a good continuation of the series. It is all about Lilandra’s struggle to protect the Seal of Solomon. We learn more about Lilandra’s past and why she is the way she is now. There is also action involved in protecting the seal itself. Lilandra is a great character and I would really like to see more of her in future books. While this is a very short story, it holds your interest and can easily be read in one sitting. Although the author does a good job of reiterating what happened previously, I recommend reading book one first.

If you are a fan of Paranormal creatures and adventure, along with some steaminess thrown in, this book is for you.

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Finding Leda; the Science of Happiness (Italian College Novel 1, The Italian Saga) by Gaia B Amman – Review by Dawn Daughenbaugh

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Finding Leda, the Science of Happiness (The Italian Saga #5)Finding Leda, the Science of Happiness by Gaia B. Amman
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

5 Star
Finding Leda; the Science of Happiness (Italian College Novel 1, The Italian Saga) by Gaia B Amman is a wonderfully written story that once I started reading I had a hard time putting it down. I’ve read several other books by this Author and I will say if you haven’t read the others I highly recommend you doing so. Leda has graduated from high school and is now off to College. She’s ready to find what makes her happy . She finds herself attracted but is he the one? There’s parts of this book I’m laughing and shaking my head at Leda but then there are moments where I find myself a bit emotional about everything she’s been through on her journey through life. Find out what happens next in this absolute must read. Will she find what she’s looking for? I can’t recommend this Author or this series enough a d can’t wait to read more .

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Lucifer’s Emblem: A Paranormal Academy Novel (Celestial Academy Book 1) by Sarah Biglow & Molly Zenk – Review by Juls Dick

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Lucifer's Emblem (Celestial Academy, #1)Lucifer’s Emblem by Sarah Biglow
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

Lucifer’s Emblem: A Paranormal Academy Romance is the first title n the Celestial Academy series by Sarah Biglow & Molly Zenk. This is a fun new series for lovers of paranormal stories. Zuri, daughter of Lucifer, witnesses one of her fathers most prized and dangerous possessions being stolen from their vault and is forced to go undercover at the Celestial Academy, an elite school run by the Archangel Michael for the offspring of celestial beings such as angels and saints. At the school not everything as it seems, the thief is somewhere in the school too and Zuri doesn’t know who she can trust. This book was really fun, I enjoyed the characters in this book, I want to know more about what secrets they are hiding. Looking forward to book 2.

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Forgotten Truth Trilogy: Book One (The Forgotten Trilogy 1) by Virginia Wine – Review by Juls Dick

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Forgotten Truth (Forgotten #1)Forgotten Truth by Virginia Wine
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

Forgotten Truth Trilogy: Book One (The Forgotten Trilogy 1) by Virginia Wine is the tale of Bryer and Nathan. When she has her heart broken by her ex, Bryer doesn’t think that she will find love again, however she definitely feels more than just lust for her hunky personal trainer. Nathanial James Jr is not a one woman type of man, haunted by the demons of his past he does not feel worthy of love. Until he agrees to go out with Bryer. Their relationship is not easy, both of them need a shake at times but they manage to find a way to love each other, which isn’t easy with all the obstacles that get thrown up in their way. I enjoyed this book, I felt frustrated by the characters at times, but I think that their reactions/actions fitted well with their backstory. I am looking forward to the next instalment.

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Turn up the Tempo (Lyrical Odyssey Rock Star Series Book 4) by Charli B Rose – Review by Felicia Bates

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Turn up the Tempo (Lyrical Odyssey Rock Star series, #4)Turn up the Tempo by Charli B. Rose
My rating: 3 of 5 stars

Turn up the Tempo (Lyrical Odyssey Rock Star Series Book 4) by Charli B. Rose
3 stars

Turn up the Tempo is the fourth stand alone book in the Lyrical Odyssey Rock Star series and my first experience with Charli B. Rose’s writing. While I really did enjoy the story without reading any of the previous books in the series, I wish I had read at least book one first. Right away we were introduced to several close friends and I found myself wanting to know more about these characters and their connections to Britt and Brooks in better detail. Overall, I enjoyed the book. It was fast paced and kept my interest. The characters were enjoyable, though, I admittedly favored Britt over Brooks. Turn up the Tempo was a fun read with the elements of any good romance and it was the perfect escape from reality for a bit. As I mentioned above, I really want to read the other books in the series and learn about the supporting characters more. Though the dynamic between Brooks and Britt didn’t miss a beat, I felt I was missing more background. Look forward to adding more from Charli B Rose to my library!

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Torch (Lovelock Book 2) by Tricia Copeland – Review by Debi Kircher

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TorchTorch by Tricia Copeland
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

Torch (Lovelock Book 2) by Tricia Copeland

5 Stars

Let me start with saying I absolutely loved the first book in this series, and I seriously loved this one but, it’s been so long since I read the first that it took me quite a while to put everything in order again in my mind. Some things I never did get worked out so really wish I had read the first one again before starting this one. I will make sure to reread both of these before the next one comes out.

It was Book 1 that started my now love for Dystopian novels..These are written so well and feel so real, especially with our world in the state it is in right now. I love Troy and Jema, and many of the secondary characters. I truly felt as though I was fighting this battle with them throughout.

This is an awesome story, one that I completely connected with and can not wait for more of this series as well as from this author. I love her writing style and how when I start I don’t want to put the books down.

I would not try to read this by itself, there’s quite a few moving parts that start in book 1 and they are both fabulous reads!

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Turn up the Tempo (Lyrical Odyssey Rock Star Series Book 4) by Charli B Rose – Review by Angelina Frazzini

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Turn up the Tempo (Lyrical Odyssey Rock Star series, #4)Turn up the Tempo by Charli B. Rose
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

Turn up the Tempo by Charli B. Rose is book four of the Lyrical Odyssey Rock Star Series. This book can be read as a standalone but honestly the series is so good you might as well read them in order. I couldn’t put this book down!

Brittany doesn’t believe in love or relationships or even happily ever after. Her life seems to be a constant struggle so why would she add any of those things to her plate? This thing with Brooks was supposed to be a one night stand. That’s all she wanted and after all he’s a rockstar. It should be easy right? Brooks is known to only be good for one night. So why is it he can’t stop thinking about Brittany? Will these two let go of the way they’ve always done things and change it up?

This book is such a good read. You really feel for the characters and their internal struggles. I couldn’t put it down and didn’t want it to be over!

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Just the Way You Are by Allison M. Boot

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Misty Miles, the princess of a faraway land known as Starryton, is like any other woman of her station – except for her disability. She has spent the majority of her 21 years high in a tower so that this, and the wheelchair that accompanies it, will remain a secret. Her parents’ fear of the monarchy appearing weak as a result of Misty’s condition necessitates this course of action. Their efforts to protect both Misty and the monarchy make her question her ability to do much of anything – forget about reigning over a kingdom. Like most princesses, Misty has a Prince Charming. Her love is Derrick Denison, prince of the neighboring kingdom of Mooncrest, who is a gifted dancer. Misty is unable to see Derrick because not only is she stuck in an inescapable room, but there’s also the matter of the long, as of yet unresolved, feud between the two families. This conflict caused the once beloved kingdom of Starrycrest to break apart into two separate kingdoms. The princess soon realizes that she must take matters into her own hands. She goes to Trovella, a troll rumored to grant wishes for a price. Misty’s wish takes her on an interesting journey. She not only stares down self-doubt while ensuring that her kingdom and the kingdom of her beloved prince do not pay the ultimate price, but also contends with the rage of feuding families. To make matters all the more complicated, the princess is also faced with the challenge of finding a little girl she encounters in the course of her journey, who also has a disability, a permanent family.

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Much like this novel’s heroine, Allison Lewis has a disability. She wrote this story to spread a message of self-acceptance to young girls traveling paths similar to hers. She earned a Master of Arts in Mass Communication from the University of Dayton and aspires to build a career in the field. She is also the owner of an extensive troll doll collection, started at the tender age of three, after being told that they bring good luck. To this day, it continues to grow and do just that.

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HIT AND RUN by Diane Hester

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Driving alone on a dark autumn night, Raina hits a man who darts from the Maine woods in front or her. The injured stranger climbs in her car, forces her to drive on at gunpoint, but gets out soon after and disappears back into the forest.

Raina thinks never to see him again. But Alec DeMarco has left something behind in her car, something others will kill to possess. When he returns to claim it, Raina is swept into a world of conspiracy, abduction and murder. A world where even the police want her dead.

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Every Last Psycho: A Collection of Two Novellas by Zarina Macha – Review by Anastasia Dodson

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Every Last Psycho: A Collection of Two NovellasEvery Last Psycho: A Collection of Two Novellas by Zarina Macha
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

This is a young adult thriller that has two short stories about two very different girls. I have read a few books by this author and i have liked them all and this is no different. I was kept on the edge of my seat because of the twists and the turns of these books. I was turning page after page to see what would happen next. Tess is a girl with schizophrenia who loves someone that doesn’t lover her back. We see the how her life begins to spirals and then how she works to get it back under control. The other main character is Evelyn. She seems to be perfect and loved by everyone. But just because something seem perfect and happy doesn’t mean its all sunshine and butterflies. It just might be all twisted and we shall see who will see the truth in the end.
I thought these two stories were good and i am looking forward to reading more by this author in the future.
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The Seal of Solomon – Lilandra’s Reeves Adventure (Supernatural Intelligence Agency Book 2) by Nadine Travers – Review by Candida Hopper

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The Seal of Solomon: A Lilandra Reeves Adventure (Supernatural Intelligence Agency: World Book 2)The Seal of Solomon: A Lilandra Reeves Adventure by Nadine Travers
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

The Seal of Solomon: A Lilandra Reeves Adventure (Supernatural Intelligence Agency Book 2)
by Nadine Travers

This book took me on an adventure of magic, action, danger and wonderful characters. I do however wish this book was longer because I didn’t want it to end. Lilandra is strong and independent and finds herself up against those that want the seal. She is also being asked to make a really difficult decision, what will she decide? I was on the edge of my seat at times wondering what was going to happen next. The author has a wonderful way of writing that makes you feel like you’re along for the ride with her attention to detail. I recommend this book.

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Finding Leda; the Science of Happiness (Italian College Novel 1, The Italian Saga) by Gaia B Amman – Review by Michelle Austin

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Finding Leda, the Science of Happiness (The Italian Saga #5)Finding Leda, the Science of Happiness by Gaia B. Amman
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

Finding Leda, the Science of Happiness (The Italian Saga #5) by Gaia B. Amman was a good 4 star read.

Leda is going to school in Italy. She has struggled with several self image issues and is recovering from an eating disorder. Having also suffered a broken heart she is trying to move forward from that as well. All of this has turned her into a very strong young woman.

Leda is so busy that she wasn’t looking to connect with anyone but when she meets him there is an instant connection which gets her wondering about her future.

Could he be the one? Does she have room for a relationship?

Overall this was a good read. We get to see Leda grow through the story. We get love, humor, self growth and so much more. All of the characters added a good element to the story. I was pulled in by the author’s writing, I really liked the setting. I look forward to reading more from this author and series. 1-click and get started today.

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Every Last Psycho: A Collection of Two Novellas by Zarina Macha – Review by Mirela Ruiz

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My rating: 5 of 5 stars

Every Last Psycho: A Collection of Two Novellas by Zarina Macha was a super emotional read. I felt sad, frustrated, and drained after reading. I was taken on an emotional journey and felt understanding. The expression of do a mile in their shoes means something different now. At the end of it I loved the stories and as difficult as it was, I did enjoy the ride. It was definitely a book that addee value.

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Every Last Psycho: A Collection of Two Novellas by Zarina Macha – Review by Finn Cunningham

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My rating: 3 of 5 stars

I can honestly say, I did enjoy both of these stories. I was caught from the very first page and couldn’t stop reading either of them. They both took me on quite an emotional rollar coaster with darker themes. If you like darker plots, themes, and stories, this might be for you! It will definitely get you thinking, and was personally eye opening for me in several ways. I am excited to see where Zarina takes her stories in the future.

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Every Last Psycho: A Collection of Two Novellas by Zarina Macha – Review by Madison Degraffenreid

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My rating: 5 of 5 stars

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5-stars

Every Last Psycho: A Collection of Two Novellas by Zarina Macha was an intriguing and heart wrenching read. I eagerly read this book struggling to put it down. The storyline was organized and detailed. I found myself pulled into the lives of the main characters easily as I read. I enjoyed the educational tid bits about various psychological disorders in the storyline. These two stories were excellent and I thoroughly enjoyed them. I highly recommend this book.

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