Virtually Gone (High-Tech Crime Solvers Book 6) by Jacquie Biggar – Review by Tausha Treadway

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Virtually Gone (High-Tech Crime Solvers #6)Virtually Gone by Jacquie Biggar
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

Virtually Gone (High-Tech Crime Solvers Book 6) by Jacquie Biggar. I loved the previous books in the series so I had high hopes for this one and I was not disappointed. It can be read as a standalone but I’ve enjoyed reading them all. Its the story of Julie Crenshaw who is an investigative reporter and Matthew Roy who is a detective. Julie has come upon a case that may make or break her career. There is a string of Sexual abuse cases but what Julie doesn’t know its going to throw her right in the rapists path. Matt is ticked off because he can’t solve this case. He is ticked at Connor his partner whose reporter girlfriend seems to always be one step ahead of him. If it weren’t for Connor, Matt would have probably killed or at least locked up Julie. When the rapist resorts to murder the stakes are even higher. Will Matt, Connor and Julie use technology to solve this crime before some else gets hurt or worse murdered. Will Matt and Connor still be partners/friends at the end of this investigation? Read Virtually Gone to find out!

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Blessed: The Academy of Seraph by Brandi Elledge – Review by TaKeisha McCroskey

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Blessed: Academy of the SeraphBlessed: Academy of the Seraph by Brandi Elledge
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

After seeing many ads for this book, I knew I had to read it. I have always loved stories of archangels, fallen, and demis. I love how fast of a read this book was. It is one of those “just one more page” books that you never put down until you read the last page and are left begging for more from this author. I also loved how feisty the main character is. It makes you giggle at times, mainly the beginning, where the author describes a situation so vividly it’s as if you’re watching a scene instead of reading a story. I highly recommend this book.

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Virtually Gone (High-Tech Crime Solvers Book 6) by Jacquie Biggar – Review by Jana Teppih

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Virtually Gone (High-Tech Crime Solvers #6)Virtually Gone by Jacquie Biggar
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

Virtually Gone is the sixth book in High-Tech Crime Solvers series where a group of authors have gotten together to write series of techno-thrillers, stories that have a promise of high technology and interlocking cast of characters and where one might just get away with a murder! I had read Jacquie Biggar’s Men of WarHawks series so I expected something spectacular and I was slightly disappointed! I felt that this story was not of the same calibre as the WarHawks series though overall I do not regret that I picked up a copy.
Virtually Gone takes place in Victoria in British Columbia and we meet Julie who is an investigative reporter and Matt’s partner’s Connor’s girlfriend so it makes Matt’s life, who is the lead Detective in this story, a bit dicey! Throw into the mix a serial killer, Matt’s past tragedy and you have a good formula for a great story! It took a bit for the story to really get off the ground but once it did and once I had sorted out the back stories in my head, I could not wait to turn pages and to find out who where and how and I tell you, the technology that they used for the investigations? Mind-blowing!

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Virtually Gone (High-Tech Crime Solvers Book 6) by Jacquie Biggar – Review by Juls Dick

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Virtually Gone (High-Tech Crime Solvers #6)Virtually Gone by Jacquie Biggar
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

Virtually Gone: A Mended Souls Novel is the 6th book in the High Tech Crime Solvers series by Jacquie Biggar. There is a serial killer on the loose in Victoria and both the police and the media are desperate to catch him. There is a conflict of interest however as Julie, an ambitious reporter, is in a relationship with Connor, one of the detectives on the case. As the killer starts to escalate the race is on to catch him before he hurts anyone else. This book can be read as a stand alone, as I did, but I think you would make the most of it if you have read the previous novels, as there is some reference to a previous book. However, this is an enjoyable and fast paced mystery with intriguing characters. I think I will go back and start the series from the beginning as I really enjoyed the style of the author.

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Blessed: The Academy of Seraph by Brandi Elledge – Review by Kerry Chalmers.

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Blessed: Academy of the SeraphBlessed: Academy of the Seraph by Brandi Elledge
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

Blessed: Academy of the Seraph (book 1) by Brandi Elledge.

Honestly one of the best books I’ve read so far this year. This is my first book from Brandi Elledge but will not be my last. I absolutely loved reading this story, I can’t wait for the second in the series.

Gabriella is “touched” or as she likes to put it “infected” she can’t avoid testing any longer but hopes to be able to pass off as normal, only she’s not that lucky. Carted off to the academy against her will Gabriella wants nothing more then to hatch an escape plan, only the commander, a beautiful brooding man keeps foiling her plans. There is so much more to this story but I don’t want to give away any details, read it I promise you will love it.

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Virtually Gone (High-Tech Crime Solvers Book 6) by Jacquie Biggar – Review by Jennifer Gordon

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Virtually Gone (High-Tech Crime Solvers #6)Virtually Gone by Jacquie Biggar
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

This novel is part of a multi-author series about ‘high technology and technological crimes’, some of the characters cross over from previous books but, like myself you can read this book as a standalone story. This is a techno thriller which although not my usual choice of genre had me hooked from the start. Julie Crenshaw is an investigative reporter who happens upon a story that could both be the story of a lifetime and put her life at risk. Having investigated a number of sexual abuse cases, Julie ends up on the serial rapists radar herself and has to discover his identity before he strikes again and prevent herself from becoming his next target. Meanwhile, Detective Matthew Roy is in charge of the investigation to find the serial rapist and is getting no where. His investigation in not helped by the fact that his partner’s girlfriend Julie seems to be conducting her own enquiries. When the rapist also becomes a killer both Matt and Julie need to find him and fast but how. This is a fast paced book with a fascinating and thought provoking storyline and interesting characters which kept me gripped from page one. I was fully immersed in the technological crime world created by Biggar thanks to her wonderful narrative and detailed descriptions. I am keen to read the previous books in this series now and other books by Jacquie Biggar.

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Help Me, Harry by Mya O’Malley – Review by Jennifer Gordon

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Help Me Harry (Collection: Sun, Sand & A Ring On My Hand Book 2)Help Me Harry by Mya O’Malley
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

I enjoyed this contemporary romance by Mya O’Malley, it’s book two in the ‘Sun, Sand & A Ring On My Hand’ collection of standalone novellas. During her friends tropical destination bachelorette party and after a few too many drinks Cassie finds herself talking to the sexy bartender Harry. Listening to Cassie about her fiancé Evan, Harry thinks Evan is a ‘player’ and does not deserve Cassie. Harry had been a bit of a heartbreaker himself in the past and had also had his heart broken but he feels an instant attraction to Cassie. Cassie had been feeling more and more unsure about her relationship with Evan, finding him manipulative and finds the bartender very easy to talk too but is wary of his reputation. With only a week to prove to Cassie that Evan is not the man for her and that he is, Harry has to convince her to act on her own feelings after all love at first sight is to rare to ignore. I loved the characters, Harry and Cassie were both likeable and realistic and their instant attraction came through thanks to the authors wonderful narrative. The storyline had me hooked and moved along at a swift pace which kept me fully immersed in the romance. I was hoping Harry and Cassie would get a happy ever after, no spoilers as I recommend you pick this book up as a great summer read.

Virtually Gone (High-Tech Crime Solvers Book 6) by Jacquie Biggar – Review by Lianne Probert

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Virtually Gone (High-Tech Crime Solvers #6)Virtually Gone by Jacquie Biggar
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

Virtually gone, by Jacquie Biggar, is part six of a multi author series. I jumped straight in at book six and don’t feel like you need to have read the other books in the series to enjoy this story.

The story begins with the brutal murder of a 16 year old girl, and from this a whole series of event come in to play. The past intermingles with the present, and the race is on to stop others getting hurt.
The characters in this story all have an important part to play, and they all have different issues that make this case more personal to them than others. You can feel the passion and desperation come through, and I think that knowing what drives people, and where their reasoning comes from really helps you to engage with the characters and enjoy the story even more.
The characters and the plot moves very quickly, and there are a few surprises thrown in, which keeps the story exciting and makes you keep turning the pages.
I would recommend this if you enjoy a thriller with a twist.

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The Slaughter of Leith Hall by Lexie Conyngham – Review by Kerry Baker

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The Slaughter of Leith HallThe Slaughter of Leith Hall by Lexie Conyngham
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

The Slaughter of Leith Hall by Lexie Conyngham is a historical crime fiction story that is intriguing and well written. I thought the author did a great job of sticking to the time period it was written, even when it did slow down the story a little. But the story had a mysterious feel to it and the author really threw in some twists and turns to keep it interesting.
This is a new author to me and I was really taken with the overall writing style. The story was built up in such a way that it kept my interest easily. I wanted to find out what was going on and see if the mystery would be solved. I thoroughly enjoyed this book and I am looking forward to reading more by this author.

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Calamity Under The Chandelier (A Sleuthing Mystery Book 1) by Camilla Blythe – Review by Cindy Mayberry

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Calamity under the Chandelier (Sleuthing Starlet Mystery #1)Calamity under the Chandelier by Bianca Blythe
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

Calamity Under The Chandelier
A Sleuthing Starlet Mystery
Book 1
By Camilla Blythe
☆☆☆☆☆
This is a full length novel, that dates back to a different era. You will find Dukes and Duchess and castles with motes. Therefore you will find this to be a historical plot, within a building mystery.

Actress Cora Clarke’s best friend Veronica, has taken her to meet her husband. Their travel to England is quite the adventure for the ladies. Now, Cora wants to support Veronica, but she should be working on her crumbling acting career. As she steps away to England, she finds herself in the middle of a mystery. And that is where this story really begins. Loaded with twists and turns. And just when you think you got it, something else happens.

I love a good mystery! Camilla Blythe has done her job, in this the first book, of Sleuthing Scarlet Mysteries. Camilla Blyth is a new author for me. One I will have to read more from. You will love the characters and the strong rolls they play. No Spoilers here. You know their names. Now is the time to find out who did what. Way to keep me coming back for more Camilla Blyth!

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Help Me, Harry by Mya O’Malley – Review by Kayla Interdonato

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Help Me Harry (Collection: Sun, Sand & A Ring On My Hand Book 2)Help Me Harry by Mya O’Malley
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

Help Me Harry is the second book in the Sun, Sand, And A Ring On My Hand collection by Mya O’Malley. This book is a romantic novella that had me hooked from the start. The author makes the characters so relatable. You may think this is just your typical girl on vacation and hot bartender story, but there is so much more than that. Cassie isn’t sure her fiance is “the” one for her, and as she spills her guts to the sexy bartender on the first night of her girlfriend’s tropical bachelorette party, the bartender realizes the same thing. Harry knows the player ways of Cassie’s fiance because he is that kind of guy, or is he? Maybe Harry could change for Cassie. This story is about Harry trying to convince Cassie, and in some ways himself, to take a chance on him because she deserves so much better than Evan. This was such a heartwarming book to read that I look forward to reading others in the collection.

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Virtually Gone (High-Tech Crime Solvers Book 6) by Jacquie Biggar – Review by Kandy Garrett

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Virtually Gone (High-Tech Crime Solvers #6)Virtually Gone by Jacquie Biggar
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

Oh goodness, I don’t usually read crime novels, however I really enjoyed this one.

The character development was done really well. The plot was done fantastically, as such I would assume it would be in real life of investigators and journalists, hurry up and wait type situations. Matt was by far my favorite character in this book and Julie, I would like to know more about her backstory and the leading up to this book so I may have to see if she is written in a different book. Also, I am interested in the budding romances that are forming between a few more characters, something to keep my eyes open for with this author.

I didn’t have any trouble reading this book as it is book 6 in this series, it was very well done as a standalone and I would recommend it if you are into crime investigating stories, this one’s for you.

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Drawn to Him by Tammy Mannersly

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The new doctor in town is attracting some attention, especially of the female persuasion, but art teacher, Erica Townsend is blissfully unaware until she ends up injured and in his office. Too bad she’d vowed to resist love—that traitorous emotion, the destroyer of lives—after numerous failed relationships. Something about Matt, about their electrifying connection has her wondering if he might just be…the one.

Dr. Matthew Garrick is tired of playing wing-man for his best friend. It isn’t that he wishes to look for love, rather the opposite. But the eagerness of some of the single women in their small country town unnerves him. That is, until a certain stunning brunette appears in the waiting room of his medical practice. Her touch sparks something deep inside him, jolting his heart into a new rhythm and Matt makes it his mission to win’s Erica love. Can he convince her to take a risk on him and what they share together?

As the good doctor strives to show Erica that love doesn’t have to come at a price, his dangerous secret admirer threatens to prove otherwise.

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Help Me, Harry by Mya O’Malley – Review by Karyn Taylor

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Help Me, HarryHelp Me, Harry by Mya O’Malley
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

Help Me, Harry is a great quick read romance by Mya O’Malley. I had read some of this author’s work before, having read the Maggie Trilogy and was already a fan. I really enjoyed Help Me, Harry and devoured it in a couple of hours.
Cassie and Harry’s story is a very enjoyable read. I loved both characters. I loved how Cassie is quite introverted and can be a bit of a loner, very much like myself. It was great to read a leading character like this.
Harry is also an adorable character. He’s very sweet and an all-round very lovely guy. He senses immediately that Cassie is not happy with her life, in particular her fiancé, and tries to be a shoulder for her to lean on.
I also enjoyed reading Cassie and Harry’s adventures as they spent time together, visiting different locations and exploring the area.
This may be a short read but the author manages to fit quite a lot of content into the story and it’s a story that keeps the reader engaged and wanting to keep reading to see what happens next.

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Help Me, Harry by Mya O’Malley – Review by Susan Mowdy

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Help Me Harry (Collection: Sun, Sand & A Ring On My Hand Book 2)Help Me Harry by Mya O’Malley
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

Help Me Harry by Mya O’Malley is one of those romance books that buries its self into your heart. Its one of those crazy roller coaster rides of emotions. Miss O’Malley has a way of writing characters that are completely relatable and you cannot help but fall in love with them from the start. I loved reading about Cassie and Harry and their hesitations towards relationships due to past hurt and how they overcame personal obstacles to reach their HEA. I love Miss O’Malley’s writing and I cannot wait for more!

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The Traveler: Chimera Revolution (The Book of Eleanor 2) by Shannon Nemechek – Review by Kerry Carr

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The Traveler: Chimera Revolution (The Book of Eleanor 2)The Traveler: Chimera Revolution by Shannon Nemechek
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

This is the second book in The Book Of Eleanor Series. Unfortunately I didnt read the first book and as this book starts where the first book finished i do recommend reading the 1st book before reading this one.

Even though it made it tricky to follow to begin with it didn’t make this book any less enjoyable. It is full of mystery, danger, intrigue and magic as Katie and Colm travel through time. They are sent to protect Colm’s great great grandfather but will their presence make any difference or will their presence change the course of the future.

Its a great read that keeps you hooked from the first to the last page.

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Help Me, Harry by Mya O’Malley – Review by Debi Kircher

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Help Me Harry (Collection: Sun, Sand & A Ring On My Hand Book 2)Help Me Harry by Mya O’Malley
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

Help Me, Harry by Mya O’Malley

5 Stars

I really enjoyed this story. I love this author anyway and knew I had to read this. It was super quick and the flow was easy. Watching these two dance around each other was fun, and although the ending was somewhat predictable it was exactly what it needed to be.

I wasn’t completely crazy about going back in time the few times it did but it did not take away from the complete enjoyment of what was going on in the Keys. I’ll admit I wanted to slap Cassie more than once, but I could also feel the turmoil that was messing with her head.

Harry was a dream, I loved him from the first pretzel and he was my favorite character in this story.

I highly recommend anything by this author, this was a great story, fun to read, fun to imagine being right there with this whole group.

Awesome!!

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Confidentiality (Scope of Practice Book 2) by Jessica Aiken-Hall – Review by Angela Shirley

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Confidentiality (Scope of Practice Book 2)Confidentiality by Jessica Aiken-Hall
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

Everything is going for Valerie at last but when there is a serial killer in the mix, can Valerie and Tim find out who it is in time.

Valerie is finally settled and not isolated anymore she has a loving fiance, family and friends and Valerie and Tim are doing well, planning for the up and coming wedding when Tim gets involved in investigating the tragic murders which are happening within Lawerenceville.

As Val gets more involved within her group she can’t lose the feeling that there is a connection with the murders that no one else seems to know or wants to believe, its upto Val to try and uncover who this person is and when you have secrets and lies well hidden can you help.

I loved the first book in this series and I was excited to see the relationship between Tim and Val progress and grow and it was brilliant the banter that these two characters have is a joy to read. I love the way Jessica Aiken-Hall writes about the gritty subjects with the consideration of the victim and showing this side of society. The story flowed and with twists and turn unraveling the brilliant story it was a page turner.

I feel you don’t have to read the first book to follow or appreciate the story but I think it is best if you have as you then have a better insight into the wonderful character of Valerie. I definitely recommend you read this book and get caught up in the thrilling story.

Reviewed by Angela Shirley

The Traveler: Chimera Revolution (The Book of Eleanor 2) by Shannon Nemechek – Review by Angela Shirley

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The Traveler: Chimera Revolution (The Book of Eleanor 2)The Traveler: Chimera Revolution by Shannon Nemechek
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

The Traveller: Chimera Revolution is a story full of action and fantasy, with Katie fighting to protect the book will she be able to and get back.

Katie has be propelled back to 1779 Savannah where she has met Colm and with his help they are trying to uncover truths and trying to keep safe the people are helping them but can they survive. Katie is delving into the world of magic to try and protect the book but are there forces against them and can Katie battle against evil.

I have a bit of a disadvantage as I delved straight into this book with out reading the first one and although I caught up with the story I felt I missed some important elements to this story and so I read the first book after this one and caught up to date so too speak.

The characters were brilliant and you could feel the chemistry coming off the page with Katie and Colm, especially with the commitment that both seemed to have. The story was well written and had a bit of an “Outlander” feel which flowed through which making me forget the world around me and was transported into the world with them. The secondary character compliment the story and the main characters and not distract from the story.

I would definitely recommend this series to anyone who loves the fantasy, action packed stories this is certainly one for you.

Reviewed by Angela Shirley

Her Blackened Soul (The Blackened Series Book 1) by Isra Sravenheart

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An enchanting dark soul, Lady Isra, meets Astrid the raven. They share a love that leaves them both gasping for more! Lady Isra is cautious of the human race. Hiding herself by casting a spell transforming everything black. Isra meets an intriguing selection of friends and foes, from Astrid the raven to Romeo the python, and the mysterious Kane. Kane seeks Lady Isra out. Kane and Isra meet, the tension slowly building up between them as he finds himself trapped in her kingdom. Will Kane win over Lady Isra?

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Calamity under the Chandelier (A Sleuthing Starlet Mystery Book 1) by Camilla Blythe – Review by Angela Shirley

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Calamity under the Chandelier (Sleuthing Starlet Mystery #1)Calamity under the Chandelier by Bianca Blythe
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

Calamity under the Chandelier is a crime story based in the 1940’s, what happens when two American Starlets descend on a very “British” Christmas and discover a murder to boot.

Cora and Veronica are making there way to UK to spend time with Veronica’s new in laws which just happen to be the Duke and Duchess. As they try to blend in with the group of people who are there for Christmas the two of them seem to draw attention in whatever they do.

When a chandelier drops from the ceiling and kills no other than the Duke, Veronica is classed as the number one suspect in the matter but the family seem to be just sweeping it under the carpet. Until Cora gets involved and decides to solve the mystery and prove her friends innocence.

This story is the first story I have read by this author and really enjoyed the flow and the twists and turns, it is a great insight into the british elite and was a fascinating read from start to finish. The characters are well developed and complement each other well. I also love the way this was set just after the roaring 20’s/ 30’s were freedom and individuality was just becoming explored.

I can’t wait to read the next installment in this series.

Reviewed by Angela Shirley

The Princess and the Pit Bulls (The Fairy Tale Series Book 4) by Jody Lynn Daniels – Review by Dawn Daughenbaugh

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The Princess and the Pit Bulls: Book Four in the Fairy Tale SeriesThe Princess and the Pit Bulls: Book Four in the Fairy Tale Series by Jody Daniels
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

5 Star
The Princess and the Pit Bulls (The Fairy Tale Series Book 4) by Jody Lynn Daniels is a sweet romance story that once I started reading I couldn’t put it down. Chloe and Sebastian are very well developed and easily relatable. Sebastian has just moved to town with his two pit bulls Bonnie and Clyde he also has taken over the veterinary clinic. Chloe had it all till dating the wrong man has marked her as a thief and some are calling her a gold digger. She is actually good with animals . These two meet at a wedding and he is instantly attracted to her and a added bonus his dogs love her to. What does their future look like? What happens when his past comes back to the present? Find out what happens next in this absolute must read. I can’t wait to read more from this Author.

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The Princess and the Pit Bulls (The Fairy Tale Series Book 4) by Jody Lynn Daniels – Review by Mirela Ruiz

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The Princess and The Pit Bulls (Fairy Tale Series book 4)The Princess and The Pit Bulls by Jody Lynn Daniels
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

The Princess and the Pit Bulls (The Fairy Tale Series Book 4) by Jody Lynn Daniels was a cute romantic read. I loved the quick romance, it was well written and fun to read. I loved Chloe and Sebastian, they were an adorable couple. I enjoyed the details and plot. I cannot wait to read more by Jody Lynn Daniels.

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The Wandering Isles: A Crown of Stones Novella (The Crown of Stones Novella Series Book 1) by C. L. Schneider – Review by Mirela Ruiz

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The Wandering Isles, A Crown of Stones Novella (Novella Series #1)The Wandering Isles, A Crown of Stones Novella by C.L. Schneider
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

The Wandering Isles: A Crown of Stones Novella (The Crown of Stones Novella Series Book 1) by C. L. Schneider was a fantastic continuation of the Crown of Stones trilogy. I loved the suspense, the magic, and mystery involved. Ian and Jarryd were very well developed and strong characters. I loved the attention to detail and story telling, another great read!

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Help Me, Harry by Mya O’Malley – Review by Angela Hayes

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Help Me Harry (Collection: Sun, Sand & A Ring On My Hand Book 2)Help Me Harry by Mya O’Malley
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

 

Help Me Harry (Collection: Sun, Sand & A Ring On My Hand Book #2) is a fun insta-love romance by Mya O’Malley.
Cassie when a trip to Key West for her friends bachelorette party where a chance meeting with a hunky bartender at the local tiki bar has her re-evaluating her life.
Harry works as a bartender at the tiki bar, who came to Key West to escape his painful memories and to get a fresh start. He has earned himself a bit of a player reputation with no real intention of changing, until Cassie turns up with the bachelorette group. He is drawn to her right away- now he just has to convince her to give him a chance. One small problem- she’s engaged….
A fun read- although it did seem a little rushed towards the end. I am looking forward to seeing what Ms. O’Malley has in store for us next.

Thank you, Mya O’Malley!

 

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Virtually Gone (High-Tech Crime Solvers Book 6) by Jacquie Biggar – Review by Candida Hopper

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Virtually Gone (High-Tech Crime Solvers #6)Virtually Gone by Jacquie Biggar
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

Virtually Gone: A Mended Souls Novel (High-Tech Crime Solvers Book 6)
by Jacquie Biggar

This book had me hooked from the beginning. I was on the edge of my seat through a lot of this story wondering when or if they were going to catch this person doing these horrible things. Matt has a personal interest in catching this person and it’s making him very frustrated and on edge. This story is fast paced, full of suspense, and I love the technology used in this book. There are other great characters in this story as well. I highly recommend this book.

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The Princess and the Pit Bulls (The Fairy Tale Series Book 4) by Jody Lynn Daniels – Review by Anastasia Dodson

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The Princess and The Pit Bulls (Fairy Tale Series book 4)The Princess and The Pit Bulls by Jody Lynn Daniels
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

The Princess and the Pit Bulls is book number four in the Fairy Tale Series and i thought it was a really good and sweet read. The flow of the story was great and i really enjoyed all of the main characters. Chloe is the heroine and i loved her. She is one of those people that id love being friends with even though she has been through the ringer that is life and it hasn’t been fun for her.
Sebastian is the hero and i adored him. He has a past that will soon catch up with him but i couldn’t help but love him and the way he was with his two pits and Chloe. I felt for them and the hardships they each had to go through. I am looking forward to reading more by this author and i would recommend this to anyone that is looking for a sweet read!
Happy Reading!

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Help Me, Harry by Mya O’Malley – Review by Lyndsey Fairley

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Help Me Harry (Collection: Sun, Sand & A Ring On My Hand Book 2)Help Me Harry by Mya O’Malley
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

I loved this book! I felt like I flew through this book and didn’t want it to end so that’s a sign of a good story.
I really felt like I was in this story as a friend watching all of this happen and unfold and I will be reading the rest of this series. The characters are relatable, and actually felt human and not a story character who makes a living selling pencils living in a mansion lol. This series are all standalones but still will be reading them all.

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Virtually Gone (High-Tech Crime Solvers Book 6) by Jacquie Biggar – Review by Sunday Barnaby

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Virtually Gone (High-Tech Crime Solvers #6)Virtually Gone by Jacquie Biggar
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

Virtually Gone : A Mended Souls Novel by Jacquie Biggar
Five Stars

Virtually Gone: A Mended Souls Novel is the sixth book in the High-Tech Crime Solvers Series by Jacquie Biggar. Each book in this series is written by a different author featuring recurring characters and the theme of technology and crime. This is the first book I have read by Ms. Biggar, but definitely won’t be the last. I found the story compelling and the characters easy to relate to. It was fast paced and I didn’t want it to end, but I also wanted to find out who-done-it. I’m going to try my luck with the other books in this series, and also try some of Jacquie’s other books. I think she may turn into a go to author for me.

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Boundaries (Scope of Practice Book 1) by Jessica Aiken-Hall – Review by Betsy Melano

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Boundaries (Scope of Practice, #1)Boundaries by Jessica Aiken-Hall
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

I am always amazed at how some authors can write a story so well you get sucked in before you even realize it. This is one of those books for me.

Years ago, Valarie (Val) Williamson endured a life changing event which caused her to lose trust in people. Almost 2 decades later, she is tasked to lead a trauma group. This makes Val consider how she has been living her life and how lonely she is. The trauma group starts off a bit rocky but slowly changes to mean so much…

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