Road Tripped (Satan’s Devils MC Utah #1) by Manda Mellett – Review by Debi Kircher

Road Tripped (Satan's Devils MC Utah #1)Road Tripped by Manda Mellett
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

Road Tripped (Satan’s Devils MC Utah #1) by Manda Mellett

5 ++++ Stars

And yet another totally different take on The Satan’s Devils MC. Every book has something that makes it stand out from all the others, this one though did that with not only the book but the new break off series, a different chapter. I gotta say I was so worried about the 1st part of this story, would I get invested in this chapter? Well I did, and really quick once I started figuring things out. Even though every book has its own difference, and every chapter their own stories, one thing always remains the same..The Satan’s Devils MC is a family and I absolutely love them all!

This one had me so invested that even when I put it down to do “real life” things, I couldn’t get it off my mind. I had no clue how this was all going to play out and I literally was scared to death at reactions from all over the chapters. The end of the last book I read in this series had me curious about some names I hadn’t heard before, and they were somehow involved in “stuff”. Yea, involved doesn’t even describe it LOL

I’m seriously afraid to say too much because this book needs to be experienced with no knowledge of what is going on. Just know that this is Road’s story, and what a story it was, I had so many emotions just trying to figure out what he should do and how he should do it and I was a complete mess. I was most worried about 1 person’s reaction, and could almost feel that explosion coming through my kindle.

I’m done, I can’t say anymore, I’m just hoping that returning to UTAH doesn’t take too long and I’m praying it’s going to be about who I hope it is. So many questions there and need to know his future.

Loved it, and if you haven’t picked up any of these books you really are missing out!!

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Solstice Shadows: A VanOps Thriller by Avanti Centrae – Review by Jonell Collins

Solstice Shadows (VanOps, #2)Solstice Shadows by Avanti Centrae
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

Solstice Shadows: A VanOps Thriller by Avanti Centrae, was such a pleasure to read. I’m a sucker for anything historical. There was so much in this book of a historical nature, I even liked reading the notes at the end, and was inspired to look some things up. Sometimes you learn some things from books like this and you learn it without even knowing you did. I love a save our country thriller. This is an action-packed novel, but it also has a lot of introspection. It was an exciting adventure and not only that there was romance. The relationship between Maddy, Bear, and Vincent surely was touch-and-go. In the end I think Maddy made a great decision.

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Drifting Falling: Diary of a Call Girl Suicide by A.J. Ullman-Review by Amanda Kimble

Drifting, Falling -- Diary of a Call Girl SuicideDrifting, Falling — Diary of a Call Girl Suicide by A.J. Ullman
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

5/5 Stars

Drifting Falling: Diary of a Call Girl Suicide by AJ Ullman

This is the first book I’ve read by the author, but it won’t be my last. I will warn readers to have a box of tissues nearby. What a read, but a damn good one.

Ripley Luna has had a very hard life. Life took a turn for the worst and she hasn’t been the same since. Twenty-one years old and she is an escort. Call Girl.

She goes to therapy, but it doesn’t help any. She finally comes up with a plan to commit suicide. The quote I chose for Ripley is: “What do you expect, that someone could do that to me and I would just laugh it off? That’s someone’s idea of a normal childhood? That it wouldn’t affect me and my view of the world?”

Highly recommended for anyone who likes a good read.

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Road Tripped (Satan’s Devils MC Utah #1) by Manda Mellett – Review by Candida Hopper

Road Tripped (Satan's Devils MC Utah #1)Road Tripped by Manda Mellett
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

Road Tripped: Satan’s Devils MC Utah #1
by Manda Mellett

I absolutely loved reading this story. Let me start off by saying I love Manda Mellett and every book she writes is awesome and this one is no different. Road was in a bad accident and now he feels like his dream he has worked for has been snatched away. Drummer sent him to the Utah chapter of the Satan’s Devils and he is in for a surprise. There were a lot of twists and turns, romance, action and more. I loved meeting and getting to know the people in the Utah chapter and what they do. I cannot wait until I can read the next book and see who I get to know better. I loved this book the writing draws me right in and holds on throughout the entire time. I highly recommend this book.

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Just One Song (Just One… Book 2) by Lynn Stevens – Review by Liz Vrchota

Just One Song (Just One... Book 2)Just One Song by Lynn Stevens
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

I knew the moment I saw the gorgeous cover of Just One Song, I had to have it and know what the story behind it was. I am so glad that I one-clicked and will now be going back and reading the first book in this Just One… series from Lynn Stevens. This is one that will suck you in and hold you until the very last word. I read this in one sitting and happily stayed up late to find out how things would turn out for Cami and Dylan, the sleep was not missed lol.

We meet Cami as she is planning to leave the small hometown life she has grown up in to pursue her dreams of music. When a music legend comes to town and hires her as a backup singer she is completely swept into a world she never saw coming. Dylan and her have a chemistry from the get go and this will not make things easier for them among other things that you will have to read all for yourself because I don’t wanna ruin the delectable story that is theirs. It is one you won’t wanna miss though! I cannot wait to discover the rest of the series as it unfolds!

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Accepted (Rhodes Family Book 2) by Lisa Wood – Review by Jessica Leombruno

AcceptedAccepted by Lisa Wood
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

I couldn’t wait to get my hands on Accepted after reading the first book in the Rhodes Family series. But I will say it is better if you read Shattered before you read Accepted, so you know and understand some of the other moments going on in the storylines.

After reading Shattered I just had to know the deal between Hunter, Ava, and Thomas. My heart broke for Hunter more times then I could even imagine, All the things Hunter had to go through just to get to where he was ready to ask for forgiveness from Ava and Thomas. Oh, and the sexiness was turned up a notch between this Throuple.

We did get a little glimpse at another Rhodes brother; I would love to know his story. Crossing my fingers for Lisa Wood to write another book in this series. Overall, a great book with addictive characters.

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On With the Butter! Spread More Living onto Everyday Life by Heidi Herman – Review by Liz Vrchota

On With the Butter!On With the Butter! by Heidi Herman
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

This was an interesting read for me. I will be the first to admit I normally don’t go for the non-fiction reads or self-help books quite as much as I probably should. This one came to me in a time I needed the quotes and words of encouragement as I read. This is always a thing that I enjoy with fiction novels so that was a nice plus for sure and kept me engaged as I worked my way through the chapters. This will make you look at life in different ways and discover some pointers to help with those difficult and positive moments we all experience as we traverse this thing called life without a handbook. I would be interested to see what else and if maybe it is geared to a younger audience that Heidi Herman has available. I am a fan for sure of the way she approaches thinking and difficult topics so I would be interested in seeing what other thoughts she may have. This is one for a rainy Sunday when you just need some positivity and a leg up!

Review by @lizaileen
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Road Tripped (Satan’s Devils MC Utah #1) by Manda Mellett – Review by Liz Vrchota

Road Tripped (Satan's Devils MC Utah #1)Road Tripped by Manda Mellett
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

I have yet to find a Manda Mellett MC novel I didn’t absolutely adore, and Road Tripped is no exception to the rule. This is the first one of the Utah chapter of Satan’s Devils MC and I love it! I have a feeling this set of MC books is going to soar to one of my favorites quickly. The drama and intrigue are at a different level amongst this chapter and I love it. I personally would recommend that you devour the rest of the Satan’s Devils chapters previously released as they all seem to play into each other perfectly and seamlessly so that you feel as if you are following one big family. We do get to see and follow several different characters as well throughout the novels and different chapters so that is a nice bonus. This is one of those that will pull you in with Swift and make you sit on the edge of that seat as you read waiting to see how things will ultimately unfold. I am not divulging any more of the story line because I just can’t bear to give away pieces of this story that are so good to read first hand. You won’t wanna miss this one. Now to wait for that next book from Manda Mellett!

Review by @lizaileen
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Accountability (Scope of Practice Book 3) by Jessica Aiken-Hall – Review by Liz Vrchota

Accountability (Scope of Practice #3)Accountability by Jessica Aiken-Hall
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

I have really loved reading this series, Scope of Practice, from Jessica Aiken-Hall, so I was thrilled to see book three available and scooped it right out. Accountability should probably be read after you devour the first two books in the series. This story just would not be the same in my opinion if you don’t read them all in order, and this one is so great you don’t wanna miss a thing. In this book we find Valerie set to make Dr. Chad Ross ‘accountable’ for his actions that caused her pain and struggles. She struggles a lot with trust because of her history and we see her struggle with this one the most here. I loved the slow and steady build of suspense that kept me on the edge of my seat until that very last page. This one will keep you engaged with the characters and the drama and mystery! I love the way this book reads and I cannot wait to see if we and when we get more from this series or anything new from Jessica Aiken-Hall!

Review by @lizaileen
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Road Tripped (Satan’s Devils MC Utah #1) by Manda Mellett – Review by Cindy Mayberry

Road Tripped (Satan's Devils MC Utah #1)Road Tripped by Manda Mellett
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

Road Tripped
Satan’s Devils MC
Utah #1
By Manda Mellett
☆ ☆ ☆ ☆ ☆
This is a full length MC with a romantic suspense twist.

Well this is Roads story, as he rides down road, he will be looking for himself. Drummer has sent him to look into the Utah Chapter. Really Road needs to come to terms, with his injury from riding. He needs his legs true, but he needs to learn to trust said legs. Once he enters Satan’s Devils Utah, he feels something is a miss. They take his phone, gun and his freedom. So much is about to happen! This is a must read! Watch out for Swift, babysitting is not what is needed here.

Manda Mellett continues to write and keep her readers stuck in her novels. I admire Swift, just one of the crew, with a can of kick butt when needed. This book will draw you in and keep you reading. Many feels you will experience. I have come to love all of the MC characters. So now this is my favorite in the series. No spoilers here. You have to read it to believe it.

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DEVIL’S CLAW (A Logan McKenna Mystery Book 3) by Valerie Davisson – Review by Sheri Schrader

Devil's Claw: Logan Book 3 (The Logan McKenna Series)Devil’s Claw: Logan Book 3 by Valerie Davisson
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

Devil’s Claw by Valerie Davisson is the third book in the Logan McKenna Mystery series. I really enjoyed this addition to the series. The character of Logan McKenna is great to read about and there is always something interesting which turns Logan’s world upside down. This book hits some themes which all will understand and relate to: resentment, pain, personal loss, and greed. What these do to some is unmentionable while others come through the flames. The story is interesting and kept me reading to find out what all the twists would lead to. I always enjoy a good story with interesting characters which keeps me reading late into the night. I look forward to where this series goes to in the future.

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The Dating Itinerary by Brooke Williams – Review by Laura Furuta

The Dating ItineraryThe Dating Itinerary by Brooke Williams
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

The Dating Itinerary
By Brooke Williams
5 out of 5 stars

I loved reading the book The Dating Itinerary by Brooke Williams. It is a romantic comedy that pulled me in from the beginning and didn’t let me go until the final page. It is a book that had me laughing out loud and also had had touching moments. I loved reading about the characters of Penny and Geo. Penny is an intelligent, independent, and strong woman. She has a new assignment to try several different types of ways to find a date. Will she find the one? Geo is handsome, charming, and cares very much about his sister. He also is trying out different dating venues. Both Penny ad Geo begins to notice the chemistry between them. What will be the results of Penny and Geo’s time on the dating scene? Read this book to find out. This is a story that had my emotions going up and down the entire time I was reading it. I grew to care about Penny and Geo with every chapter that I read. I wanted them both to find happiness. I also enjoyed reading about the additional characters that are introduced in the story and their interactions with both Geo and Penny. Don’t miss out on an entertaining book that will make you take a hard but also lighthearted look at the dating scene. I highly recommend reading it.

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Finding His Zen by Tammy Mannersly – Review by Jennifer Gordon

Finding His ZenFinding His Zen by Tammy Mannersly
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

This was a lovely small town contemporary romance by Tammy Mannersly with some wonderful characters in Sebastian and Zenia. When Sebastian DuMont, a superstar swimmer agreed to open the Poseidon’s Shore Health Club in his hometown at a discounted fee he had not expected to be tempted by the new owner Zenia. Zenia Andino can not believe her luck when Sebastian agrees to attend the reopening of her fitness facility. Especially as she had idolised him as a teenager and even had his poster on her bedroom wall. When the pair meet they both feel an instant attraction and connection but between the interference of Seb’s agent and Zen’s fame-hungry sister any potential relationship is over before it began. Sebastian has to decide whether to keep up with a lie which is good for his fame or follow his heart and investigate his feelings for Zenia, as long as they are still mutual.
Although a fairly short read it has plenty going on to keep the reader happily turning the pages. The storyline flows along nicely and offers an easy read whilst the plot has plenty of romance and drama with twists that keep you guessing to how the story will end. I loved the two main characters and was cheering Seb and Zenia on and was hoping that they would get their happy ever after. A great read for an afternoon’s escapism.

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Finding His Zen by Tammy Mannersly – Review by Laura Furuta

Finding His ZenFinding His Zen by Tammy Mannersly
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

Finding His Zen
By Tammy Mannersly
5 out of 5 stars

I loved reading the book Finding His Zen by Tammy Mannersly. It is a story that had me hooked from the very beginning. I loved reading about the characters of Sebastian DuMont and Zenia Andino. Zenia is a young woman who is a successful owner of a business. She is intelligent and independent. She also has always idolized Sebastian. Sebastian can’t wait to return to his hometown and headline the reopening of Zenia’s business. He can’t believe how quickly he feels a connection to Zenia. What does the future hold for Sebastian and Zenia? Read this book to find out. This is a story that was hard to put down until I had read the final page. I grew to care about Sebastian and Zenia with each chapter that I read. I wanted them to find happiness. The author does a wonderful job of making both the storyline and the characters come alive on the page. Don’t miss out on an entertaining book. I highly recommend reading it.

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Alamir (Blood of Kaos Series Book 1) AUDIBLE BOOK TOUR by Nesa Miller – Review by Krystal Gregory

Alamir, Blood of Kaos Series, Book 1Alamir, Blood of Kaos Series, Book 1 by Nesa Miller
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

4 Stars
Alamir, Blood of Kaos is the first Book is this new series and it is a great start, Etain is a very powerful woman who came into her power in a bloody and messy way. She is constantly trying to decide who she is able to trust and who is out to get her. While Miller does an impressive job of weaving a tale full of descriptive action scenes and well-developed characters, the strongest point of this story is the supporting characters such as Spirit and Inferno. These characters give color and depth of the story that would otherwise be two dimensional.

Miller is an amazing author who impresses me with her ability to take characters from pages into reality. I am excited for book two.

Review by @kgregory

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House Valdis Origins: Xenobia by Naomi Valkyrie – Review by Sheri Schrader

House Valdis Origins: Xenobia (House Valdis, #0)House Valdis Origins: Xenobia by Naomi Valkyrie
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

House Valdis Origins: Xenobia by Naomi Valkyrie is a prequel to the first novel in this series, The Rise of House Valdis. This is a quick read but very entertaining. I enjoyed getting a new insight into the character, Xenobia. This adds to the first book and the rest of the series and the relationships and characters being developed. I read this in record time and was sad to see the end of this book. I felt like it covered what was needed and now I will be rereading the first book before grabbing the second book. This is a great series and I look forward to reading more from it in the future.

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Just One Song (Just One… Book 2) by Lynn Stevens – Review by Jennifer Gordon

Just One SongJust One Song by Lynn Stevens
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

A wonderfully heartwarming YA romance and although book two in a series it can happily be read as a standalone story. Local girl Cami Harris is ready to leave her hometown of Branson behind and experience big city living. Cami’s dream is to become a musical superstar so when a huge opportunity arises for her to sing as a backup singer for Southern rock legend Hank Walker at her local theatre, Mountain View over the summer she jumps at the chance. Unfortunately it turns out that the rock god is also a jerk, but his son Dylan definitely is not a jerk and he offers to take Cami under his wing. Whilst teaching Cami about the music industry Dylan and Cami grow closer and although they can’t deny their mutual attraction Cami feels that Dylan is holding something back from her. During one summer Cami must learn and navigate the rock-n-roll lifestyle as well as falling in love, and dealing with family drama. Although at the start of the summer Cami was desperate to leave Branson behind her by the end she is wondering if home is actually where she needs to be.
I loved the storyline and it had enough drama and mystery, in regards to Dylan’s secret, in it to keep me hooked. However, it was the characters that kept me turning the pages as I had to find out what was going to happen to them. Cami and Dylan are both very likeable characters and also very relatable which made me feel invested in their story and in their potential relationship.

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Rescued by Valan (The Pirates of Barra: Highland Raiders) by Jennifer Siddoway – Review by Bobbi Wagner

Rescued by Valan (The Pirates of Barra: Highland Raiders, #2)Rescued by Valan by Jennifer Siddoway
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

I enjoyed this story. This is a pirate romance story that pulled me in right from the beginning. This is a well written story that has characters that bring the story to life. They bring action and romance to a new level. I had no problems connecting with the characters. The story is engaging and kept me turning pages to the end. This is a story about Valen who is a new captain of a ship. He never thought about finding romance on the sea until he meets Lady Bridget. She is promised to another but she can’t help having feelings for Valen. What will fate have in store for these two? I highly recommend reading this book to find out what happens with these two. They made such great characters and really made the story for me. They have great chemistry together and I found myself hoping they would find a way to be together. You don’t want to miss reading what happens to these two.

Review by @bjwagner
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A DEAD MAN SPEAKS (A CLIVE JANUARY MYSTERY BOOK 1) by LISA JONES GENTRY – Review by Bobbi Wagner

This is a little different book for me but I enjoyed the story nonetheless. This is a well developed story that brings paranormal to a new level for me. The characters bring the story to life especially my favorite Clive who made the story for me. I felt bad for him in parts and felt his determination in others. They made the story fast paced and had me easily turning pages. This is a story about Clive. He had it all until he was killed one night. Now he has a ton of questions about why and who. He communicates with the detective on the case through dreams and visions. He cannot settle until he has his answers, will the detective be able to help him? Will Clive find the peace and forgiveness he desperately needs? I enjoyed the twists and turns the characters bring to the story. I am glad I picked up this book and I think you will too. I highly recommend this book.

 

 

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Alamir (Blood of Kaos Series Book 1) AUDIBLE BOOK TOUR by Nesa Miller – Review by Jonell Collins

Alamir, Blood of Kaos Series, Book 1Alamir, Blood of Kaos Series, Book 1 by Nesa Miller
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

Alamir (Blood of Kaos Series Book 1) by Nesa Miller, was an epic love story, epic action and adventure story and an epic save the world story. So much going on in this story. Mystery, intrigue, revenge, I am sure I’ve forgotten some. It’s a little difficult to pin this story down to a genre as it sounds like elements of several. Fantasy, science fiction, horror and more. The characters are fully fleshed, and the world is intricately constructed. The love story between Etain and Dar has all the tension of a tightly wound spring. A very creative, keep you on your toes story.

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John the Baptist: As His Soul Remembers by Stuart Ledwith – Review by Bobbi Wagner

John the Baptist: As His Soul RemembersJohn the Baptist: As His Soul Remembers by Stuart P. Ledwith
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

I enjoyed this book. This is my first book by this author. I found it to be informative and interesting. It is a shorter book that will bring inspiration and show you that we are all created equal. Edouards is a philosopher that wants to spread his message about God and what he believes. This is a story of how he tries to get people to listen to him and the message he wants to share. This is not a book I normally read but I am glad I picked it up and found it to be enjoyable. I highly recommend this book.

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Finding His Zen by Tammy Mannersly – Review by Heather Lovelace

Finding His ZenFinding His Zen by Tammy Mannersly
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

This story has all has all of the right feels. Wonderful characters, sports, just the right amount of conflict – I really enjoyed Mannersly’s writing style and found this book to an extremely enjoyable and easy read. This is the perfect book for an afternoon of leisure. Loved it.

Reviewed by @heatherlovelace
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Accountability (Scope of Practice Book 3) by Jessica Aiken-Hall – Review by Jennifer Gordon

Accountability (Scope of Practice #3)Accountability by Jessica Aiken-Hall
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

Having been hooked whilst reading both ‘Boundaries’ and ‘Confidentially’ the first two books in Aiken-Hall’s new series, ‘Scope of Practice’, I was looking forward to this third instalment and ‘Accountability’ did not disappoint. The storyline continues with Valerie Williamson who works at Lawrenceville Regional Hospital as a deceased patient coordinator. This novel can be read as a standalone book, however if read in order then you will have a better understanding of Valerie’s backstory. I was pleased to be back with the main character, Valerie who is such a likeable and very realistic character and one who you can relate to, and she really brings this whole series of books to life for me. As usual for the author this novel has a fast paced storyline with plenty of suspense, mystery, action, and great characters in it, all of which had me gripped from page one.
In this story Valerie Williamson Phillips’s, as she is now married to Detective Tim is about to have her world disrupted all over again. Following an early morning phone call Valerie realises that her past has finally caught up with her. Valerie knows she must hold Dr. Chad Ross accountable for what he did to her but will the Lawrenceville’s serial killer, the Executioner strike again or will she have to take action herself. Valerie has finally reached her breaking point and is finding that with all her secrets she’s trusting less and less people. She just hopes her bonds with Tim are strong enough to withstand any changes that will occur.
I liked how we see a different side of Valerie in this novel as her strength of character and relationships with others is really tested. Although the book does deal with difficult and dark issues it is dealt with honestly and with sensitivity. The narrative also has plenty of humour along with the drama. I was gripped from start to finish with this novel and found myself completely immersed in Valerie’s story, so much so I literally could not put this book down. The author is great at building the suspense throughout the storyline and the plot is full of twists that I didn’t see coming making it an unpredictable read which you just have to keep reading until the very last page. A definite five star read which I recommend.

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Solstice Shadows: A VanOps Thriller by Avanti Centrae – Review by Meg Tyrrell

Solstice Shadows (VanOps, #2)Solstice Shadows by Avanti Centrae
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

This was my first book by Avanti Centrae. I haven’t read book 1 but now I want to. This was a great book. I enjoyed all the characters and how fully developed they were. Our main female character is Maddy Marshall. She’s a software expert and a black-belt in aikido. Our main male character is Bear Thorenson. He’s a marine turned covert agent. Together they need to recover missing documents stolen from Maddy’s house.

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DEVIL’S CLAW (A Logan McKenna Mystery Book 3) by Valerie Davisson – Review by Angela Hayes

Devil's Claw: Logan Book 3 (The Logan McKenna Series)Devil’s Claw: Logan Book 3 by Valerie Davisson
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

 

Devil’s Claw is the third book in The Logan McKenna Series by Valerie Davisson.
Another cosy mystery- with drama, danger, crime, intrigue, and a little adventure. The author had me at sea otters, and the book got extra points for including the sea otters, their rescue, and research.
Logan is drawn into a dangerous situation as a piece of picturesque coastal land causes tension and danger to boil over with various parties laying claim to the same parcel of land. With a murder hitting close to home, Logan will have to get to the heart of the bitterness and greed if there is any possibility of thwarting the killer before they strike again.
Otterly intriguing!

Thank you, Valerie Davisson!

 

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Remember My Name (Remember My Name Series Book 1) by Laurencia Hoffman – Review by Angela Hayes

Remember My NameRemember My Name by Laurencia Hoffman
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

 

Remember My Name is the first book in the Remember My Name Series by Laurencia Hoffman. It is an emotionally charged and gripping MM romance. It is a little dark and sad in places, and I found my emotions were all over the place while reading some scenes.
This is the first book of Luciana Hoffman’s that I have read, and I have to admit that she won me over with her intense story.
Shane Coulter has been hiding some dark and disturbing secrets behind a impudent and prickly attitude. The only person who took the time to look past his protective tough guy camouflage is Callan Reid, Shane’s first love. Callan is certain that there is something truly shocking to blame for Shane to be the way he is. And Callan is determined to uncover the truth. But as Shane starts digging for answers, danger comes calling. There are some that would prefer that the truth never be revealed- and are willing to kill to keep the truth from emerging.
Past meets present in a chilling story of secrets and love.
Intriguing reading!

Thank you, Laurencia Hoffman!

 

Reviewed by @angelahayes

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HIGH FLYER (Verdant String) by Michelle Diener – Review by Angela Hayes

High Flyer (Verdant String, #4)High Flyer by Michelle Diener
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

 

High Flyer is the fourth book in the Verdant String series by Michelle Diener. I didn’t realise at the time I grabbed a copy of this book that it was book four in a series. But thankfully it can be read as a standalone, with each book in the series focusing on a different set of characters.
I really loved this book- and now I am quite curious about the previous three books and whether there are any overlapping details- so I will definitely be going back and reading them as well.
This is a brilliant sci-fi romance, with some masterful world-building, great action, danger, betrayal, adventure, hidden agendas, drama, intrigue, and intensity- all choreographed into a fantastic, fast-paced thrill ride.
Hana Farwell is a seasoned pilot- a war veteran who is now assigned to fly the head-of-planet around. She takes her responsibility seriously and thrives on the challenge that would be daunting to most others. But, Hana harbours a secret that she’s been carrying ever since the war- so what happens when her secret is revealed?
Iver Sugotti is the head-of-planet on the world of Faldine, a planet with such strong magnetic fields that it makes using technology extremely difficult. But Iver doesn’t let that keep him from doing his job. Iver feels a connection to Hana, but she has made no secret to the fact that she wants to keep things purely professional between them. When a betrayal places them both in danger- they realise that they make a pretty great team- and soon feelings develop. But with relentless enemies out to get them- will they ever get a chance at a future together?
Superb!

Thank you, Michelle Diener!

 

Reviewed by @angelahayes

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Distant Heart Sounds (Nurse Morgan Series Book 1) by Kate MacInnis – Review by Angela Hayes

Distant Heart SoundsDistant Heart Sounds by Kate MacInnis
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

 

Distant Heart Sounds is the first book in the Nurse Morgan Series and debut novel by Kate MacInnis. This is an original, fun and spooky paranormal romance- with humour, ghosts, a little drama, secrets, mystery, and more. I really enjoyed this book and am happy to have stumbled on this book purely by luck- so I will definitely be keeping my eye out for any new release from Ms. MacInnis in the future as I don’t want to miss a thing.
Morgan Cutler is a seasoned ER nurse- with more than 20 years’ experience, so she thought nothing could surprise her anymore. But life throws her a curve-ball and things take a bit of a spooky and unexpected turn when a near-death experience leaves Morgan with new-found psychic abilities. This turns her life upside down- and opens up a world she never really believed existed. Her love life takes an unexpected turn too- all making for a really great read!
I can’t wait to see where we go from here!

Thank you, Kate MacInnis!

 

Reviewed by @angelahayes

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Drifting, Falling: Diary of a Call Girl Suicide by A.J. Ullman – Review by Angela Hayes

Drifting, Falling -- Diary of a Call Girl SuicideDrifting, Falling — Diary of a Call Girl Suicide by A.J. Ullman
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

 

Drifting, Falling: Dairy of a Call Girl Suicide by A.J Ullman made for quite the intriguing read. I’m not sure what I was really expecting, lured into the book by the interesting title, suffice to say that the story really surprised me- in a good way. I really don’t know what to say here, as I really don’t want to give anything away. But I will say that the story involved some touchy topics, which the author showcased in a very honest, raw, informative, and yet sensitive way. It certainly made me think, and even now I still have certain aspect of this story playing out in my mind.
There is an emotive quality to this book that had me really feeling for Ripley. There are lessons to be learned from this book, that’s for sure.
Mr. Ullman has imbued this story with a lot of heart and soul- as well as giving it true authenticity- all making for an unforgettable read.

Thank you, A.J Ullman!

 

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Just One Song (Just One… Book 2) by Lynn Stevens – Review by Angela Hayes

Just One Song (Just One... Book 2)Just One Song by Lynn Stevens
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

 

Just One Song is the second book in the Just One series by Lynn Stevens. This is such a sweet, young adult romance- with angst, secrets, drama, and emotion. As it is the first book that I have read by Lynn Stevens, I really wasn’t sure of what to expect going into the story. So I was intrigued by what I might find.
This is a story about following your dreams, making plans, and staying true to yourself. But woven amongst that is a lovely romance with a bit of drama and angst thrown in to keep things interesting.
Cami has plans of leaving her hometown behind as soon as she graduates and follow her dreams to the bright lights of the big city where she hopes to make her musical ambitions a reality. But things take an interesting turn when a music legend turns up in her town for a performance, and Cami is chosen as one of his backup singer. This is the opportunity she’s been looking for- and she’s determined to learn as much as she can from the experience, and then utilise that to help launch her own career. But what she wasn’t expecting was to meet Dylan, the rock legends son. The two form a close bond, but issues soon arise which puts pressure on their blossoming relationship. Things get quite complicated- leaving Cami with a choice to make.
So, will the bright lights of the big city lure her away? You will definitely have to read the story to find out!

Thank you, Lynn Stevens!

 

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