Avenging Devil Part 1 (Satan’s Devils MC San Diego #3) by Manda Mellett – Review by Bobbi Wagner

Avenging Devil Part 1: Satan's Devils MC San DiegoAvenging Devil Part 1: Satan’s Devils MC San Diego by Manda Mellett
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

I loved this book. This is an author that I never hesitate to pick up. Her writing skills and attention to details just give life to her stories. They are written with a lot of heart and not only hot, steamy MC but some action as well. This book is no different. The characters bring the story to life and are connectable. They pulled me in from the beginning. This is an engaging, fast paced story that kept me turning pages to the end. This is a story where the past comes crashing into the present and could get a little dangerous. This is a dark story that could have some triggers for some but if you are able to get past that, this is an awesome story that you don’t want to miss. I highly recommend this book and this author

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The Divine Devils (The Divine Devils Book 1) by R Weir – Review by Kayla Bullock

The Divine DevilsThe Divine Devils by R. Weir
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

The Divine Devils in the first in a new series by R. Weir. Hunter Divine, ex US Marshal, is contacted by an old girlfriend when there are several attempted kidnappings of her children. Happily married, Paige and Jose cannot figure out who, or why, someone would want to take their children. Hunter quickly assembles a team to provide around the clock protection for the family. But he is facing a formidable opponent who always seems to be one step ahead.

The Divine Devils is a really good story that is full of action. I really liked the characters and would have rated it higher, however, there were two glaring issues for me. First of all, the dialogue between characters was too stiff, not like people speak in real life. Second, the amount of detail in the story distracts from the flow of the novel. For example, we don’t need to know exactly what was on a sandwich the characters had. The level of mystery to the story was great and kept me guessing for the majority of the novel. Looking forward to reading the rest of the series!

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Set In Stone (The Stone Series Volume 3) AUDIO BOOK by Dakota Willink – Review by Sunday Barnaby

Set in Stone by Dakota Willink 

Narrated by Lacy Laurel and Jeffrey Kafer 

Five Stars

 

Set In Stone is the third book in The Stone Series: A Billionaire Romance by Dakota Willink. What a great ending to an action filled story. The mystery and suspense was a good mix with the romantic chemistry. Alexander and Krystina’s story continues in this book. Alexander’s secrets are about to be exposed, and Krystina is trying to stop the fallout. I loved this whole series and look forward to listening to more books by Dakota Willink. 

The narration was done by Lacy Laurel and Jeffrey Kafer for the whole series. They did a wonderful job bringing the characters to life. Their voices melded great together and it was a pleasure to listen to.

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Tangled Roots (Witches of Willow Creek: Tangled Magic Series Book 1) by Denise D. Young – Review by Emma Clawson

Tangled Roots (Tangled Magic, #1)Tangled Roots by Denise D. Young
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

I absolutely loved reading this novel. From beginning to end I felt as though I was part of the story being told. Denise D. Young has a magical talent when it comes to writing fantasy novels. The emotion that is written can be felt. I recommend this novel to anyone who likes to read.

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Moonlit Mirage (A Cook Islands Romance) by Amy McKinley – Review by Ashley Dover

Moonlit Mirage - A Cook Islands Romance (Moonlit Destination Series)Moonlit Mirage – A Cook Islands Romance by Amy McKinley
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

Cade’s life changed five years ago. His car accident and almost drowning due to being plunged into the East River brought a lot of things to light and changed his course forever. Now he is a freelance coder and has been traveling from island to island in the Pacific looking for a place to call home.

Nadia, an agent, had to make a choice five years ago… to complete her mission or save her mark. She saved Cade from drowning by providing air to him while waiting on the first responders. The course of her life changed that night as she abandoned the life she had. For the last five years, she’s been in hiding hoping to never be found.

Cade is enjoying a traditional dance at the resort in Rarotonga along with his dinner meal and a drink when suddenly he spots her. Off to the side stands the woman who saved his life five years ago. Not only does he want answers, but he finds her stunning. Will Nadia be able to allow Cade into her life?

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The Don (Her Three Immortals Book 1) by Hazel Storm – Review by Alexandra Leith

The DonThe Don by Hazel Storm
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

This book had me captivated from the beginning. Like the stay up all night to binge read kind of good. I was so hooked that I didn’t even realize the end was coming until it did and now I’m left here impatiently waiting for book two.

The character and world building Hazel Storm has done is amazing. Nothing is rushed and there is so much more to learn and find out in the next book. Each character has so much personality and soul especially the main character Vanessa. I just love her! She is caring and kind but funny and strong too.
She is a hairdresser who has a knack for bringing out peoples inner beauty. With her life turned upside down, difficult choices ahead and a new love growing she has to decide if her sacrifice is something she is willing to make.

This is a slow burn novel with the only downside being that the RH side of the story hasn’t really taken off yet. However, I defintley think that will be picking up in book two. I cannot wait to see where Hazel Storm takes these characters next!

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The Rise Of Manifesto The Great (Planet Hy Man) by Kerrie Noor – Review by Lorrene Huisman

The Rise Of Manifesto The Great: A Sci Fi Comedy Where Women Wear The Trousers (Planet Hy Man)The Rise Of Manifesto The Great: A Sci Fi Comedy Where Women Wear The Trousers by Kerrie Noor
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

Honestly with this wonderful witty book I’m not sure where to start haha. I could basically let my thoughts flow and there would be many thoughts all scrambled

So lets start with the basics. I picked this book up, more or less it was about civilization starting, I guess to me I d think the characters would have had some sound minds to what they needed to do. Nope! I did love the characters though as I read on and they were very easy to connect with I found.

The biggest thought I had was while reading more towards beginning was if your starting a new civilization why kill your sources of food, land, or even chances of survival? As this wonderful novel portrayed it showed the women themselves who were quite undervalued had to step in and they took charge and eventually, though I found it took some trial and error got the men to agree and see their points of views

And truly they are the main reasons why the mission or so to call it was successful and civilization could be restarted. But it wasn’t an easy task to get there and I find that’s a issue that’s always in the growing world/

This book was nothing what I expected , but it so much more better! It was different and I have never read anything really like how this was written in its context.

I quite enjoyed this book and I would defiantly read more by this author. It was humorous, and made me think years from now if the world ends, how would life go on? How would the world begin again? Would the human race be able to survive with their instinct and skills?

Again really enjoyed this different take on being able to rebuild and build a life and civilization again 🙂 Highly recommend. Pick this up! I assure you that you will enjoy this as much as I did!

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Set In Stone (The Stone Series Volume 3) AUDIO BOOK by Dakota Willink – Review by Dawn Daughenbaugh

5 Stars
Set In Stone (The Stone Series Volume 3) AUDIO BOOK by Dakota Willink

Set in Stone is the third book in The Stone Series by Dakota Willink. I have truly enjoyed listening to this series and the narrators do a wonderful job of bringing the characters to live. This is by far my favorite of this serie@ and I highly recommend reading/listening to this whole series if you haven’t started it yet. I found myself lost in the voices of the narrator and wanted more. I was on the edge of my seat in some parts and at some my heart was breaking. Alexander and Krystina are back in the conclusion of their story and what a ride its been. I couldn’t wait to get my hands on this and start listening right away. These two are yet again faced with decisions that could destroy what they have worked hard to build. When the past that was hidden comes back and threatens to destroy his life decisions are made. These will either save them or destroy them. Can she trust Alexander? Find out what happens next in this absolute must listen/read. I’m sad this series is done but I look forward to reading /listening to more from this Author.

Moonlit Mirage ( A Cook Islands Romance) by Amy McKinley- Review by Lauren West

Moonlit Mirage - A Cook Islands Romance (Moonlit Destination Series)Moonlit Mirage – A Cook Islands Romance by Amy McKinley
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

I can honestly say that romantic suspense is slowly becoming one of my favorite new genres. This is only the second story I have read by Amy McKinley, and each book only gets better.
It is a short read, but still a complete page turner until the end. Nadia was a predator and Cade was her prey. It was a mission that turned disasterous when her feelings could not be put aside, and her only option was walk away and fight the temptation of love. Years to come they both wonder about the other, and the cirumstances of their encounter.
When they meet again its a second chance at possible love, but only if they can overcome the untold secrets and demons of the past.

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Stepping Stone (The Stone Series Volume 2) AUDIO BOOK by Dakota Willink – Review by Alexandria Richard

4/5 Stars

Sometimes there’s series where you just can’t fully get into book 1, but book 2 blows you out of the water. This is the case for me with Stepping Stone, book 2 in the Stone series.

We pick up where Set In Stone left off, with Krys and Alex exploring how much of themselves they want to give to the other, while staying within the bounds of their “agreement.” I liked the push and pull that each MC went through to determine what they were feeling and determining how to express that to the other.

We get to hear how the relationship, as well as Alex and Krys, grow; from opening oneself up, to new roles, we see the strength of each character, as well as their weaknesses and their drive to overcome them. The sexual aspect in this book is more romantic than in the first book, while not losing the BDSM.

I also enjoyed getting to know more of the side characters, such as Hale and Justine.

Alex and Krys are tested as they haven’t been before. Will they come out hard as stone or crumble under the pressure?

I continue to enjoy Lacy Laurel and Jeffrey Kafer as the narrators for this series. I thought both did a great job.

Deliciously Sinful Liaisons AUDIO BOOK by L.M. Mountford – Review by Alexandria Richard

4/5 Stars

This selection of stories lives up to its title. Not only are these shorts sexy as hell, they’re sinful; including hidden identities, forbidden romance, friends-to-lovers, cheating, age gap, FFM, babysitter, paranormal, and more romance/erotica tropes. A few of these stories are presented as introductions of Mountford’s other books. This collection is not to miss for those who want to explore their naughty side in small bites.

I really liked the narrator. She was easy to listen to and had great inflection. I would gladly listen to her narration again and again. One downside to the audiobook is that the recording wasn’t the best quality; you could hear background noises at times and there was a slight echo.

Breakdown of each story:
Broken:
A tease of a story that will continue in Shattered. I do enjoy a book that starts off grabbing your attention, so long as there’s a reason for it, and here there was. I enjoyed the story buildup. The sex was important to the story but it was to describe the relationship between Vickie and Jake rather than it being the sole focus of the story. A great beginning that will have me eagerly searching for the whole book.

Just once:
A short story that can either be read as a one and done, or can continue in the story Just Friends. This one was more about the sex rather than a full story, granted it being an into of a full story would certainly whet the appetite.

Valentine’s Misadventures:
Now titled Reckless when looking at Mountford’s stand alone books. Reads more like the beginning of a story, and I hope so because I really enjoyed hearing about Luke and Sophie, and how they’re on the run from her Mafia father.

Together in Sydney:
Another short story that reads like the beginning of a novel. I really enjoyed this story, getting to know about the past and rekindling of a high school friendship. The sexual tension is well built upon, and doesn’t feel like it’s the sole focus of the story, but rather an aspect of this relationship growing

Training Tracy:
As the title suggests this is a story about training a young woman for a sexual experience. There’s so much sex in this one, though it does come with a backstory. This is a FFM, swinger’s story. I can only give 2 stars to this story. I can’t explain why I didn’t like it, but it just rubs me the wrong way.

Blood Lust:
One might think this is just another vampire story, but as someone who has read tons of vampire stories I liked the uniqueness of the FMC in this one. We hear Lucien looking for prey to devour when he comes across Kate, who has her own secret “mission”. Upon discovering Lucien’s biggest secret Kate is thrust into a whole new world.

Sweet Temptations:
First part of a 3 part story; this one about the babysitter. Sets up the rest of the stories well. One of the most blatant examples of cheating in this book.

DSL also includes a sneak peek at The Boss’ Daughter, the second part of the Sweet Temptation series.

Avenging Devil Part 1 (Satan’s Devils MC San Diego #3) by Manda Mellett

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Avenging Devil Part 1 (Satan’s Devils MC San Diego #3) by Manda Mellett
Genre – Romantic suspense
Page Count – 350 pages

Niran
Unable to make it himself, Grumbler had made a simple request that I accompany his old lady to her prenatal appointment.
If I hadn’t, I would never have come across her, a woman broken in only ways a woman could break. Someone who desperately needed a friend in her corner.
Why did that have to be me? Believe me, I’d asked that of myself, but I couldn’t just walk away.
I had to use a truck when I visited her, which meant I wasn’t wearing a cut. She didn’t know I was a biker.
Perhaps it would have been better had she never found out.
Saffie
I’m a woman on the run from my past, a past so horrific I’m surprised I survived. I thought I’d known the worst that life could throw at me, but I was sadly very wrong.
When Niran came across me, I was breaking apart, and nothing could put me back together. Nothing, perhaps, then this man who seemed determined to try.
Until I found out he represented all my nightmares rolled into one.
The past, which I thought I’d left behind, is closing in on me. And to fight it, I need Niran by my side.
Note: This book is ends on a cliffhanger, Part 2 can be pre-ordered now. It’s also dark and is not for the faint-hearted or those easily triggered.

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Manda’s life’s always seemed a bit weird, starting with a childhood that even today she’s still trying to make sense of, then losing her parents in the late teens. Going from the tragic to the bizarre, who else could be unlucky enough to have had two car accidents, neither her fault, one involving a nun, and another involving a police woman?

There isn’t enough space to list everything that’s happened to Manda, or what she’s learned from it. But by using the rich fabric of her personal life, psychology degree, varied work experiences, and amazing characters she’s met, Manda is able to populate her books with believable in-depth characters and enjoys pitting them against situations which challenge them. Her books are full of suspense, twists and turns and the unexpected.

Manda lives in the beautiful countryside of Essex in the UK, the area’s claim to fame being the Wilkin’s Jam Factory at nearby Tiptree. She can usually find jars of jam which remind her of home wherever she goes. As well as writing books and reading, Manda loves walking her dogs and keeping fit. She lives with her husband of over 30 years, who, along with her son, is her greatest fan and supporter.

Manda is thankful that one of the more unusual, and at the time unpleasant, turns her life took, now enables her to spend her time writing. Confirming, in her view, every cloud has a silver lining.

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Moonlit Kiss (A Venice Romance) (Moonlight Destination Series) by Amy McKinley – Review by Lauren West

Moonlit Kiss (A Venice Romance)Moonlit Kiss by Amy McKinley
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

This is my first book by this author, and you will not be let down. This book will take you on an adventure with romance, suspense, and mystery. I could not put the book down from start to finish. Gianna goes to Italy when she is hired to restore a painting. The moment she arrives in Venice its a sense of Deja vu she can’t place, and an eerie familiarity she cannot explain. When she is rescued by Sergio everything takes an unexplained and unexpected turn. Gianna and Sergio have a romantic chemistry from the moment they meet ,and together they unravel the mysteries surrounding past and present that will ultimately determine their future.. This book takes you on whirlwind not knowing what to expect or where things will go, but its an amazing ride the entire way.

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Shield & Shade (Ascended Guardians Book 1) by Misty Hayes – Review by Tina Vega

Shield & Shade: Ascended Guardians SeriesShield & Shade: Ascended Guardians Series by Misty Hayes
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

Shield & Shade: Ascended Guardians 1 is one of those books you pick up not really knowing what you’re getting into. I want to mention that yes this is the first book of the series, but this series is a spin-off of another one –The Blood Dagger. I didn’t realize when I started it. Well written with twists and suspense, I didn’t know what to expect when I turned a page. I loved the way the book started with the mystery around Zoey’s disappearance when she was a little girl. Definitely built the suspense. I thought the author did an incredible job with the characters and the wide range of emotions they went through. Several times, I found myself audibly muttering “what???”, “oh here we go”, or “I can’t believe that just happened.” I did feel I landed into a different world, and in the middle of the action. After getting several chapters in, I looked it up and found that indeed a prior set of books was written. If I had known, I would have started at the beginning with that series. This book was great, but I feel like reading the previous series with prior knowledge of characters and situations would have made this one an easier read. It’s a lot to take in at once. This book isn’t a sunshine and roses kind of book. It’s a guts and gore survival kind of book with good vs evil save the world kind of characters. Speaking of characters, can we get to know Nakir better?

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Moonlit Kiss (A Venice Romance) (Moonlit Destination Series) by Amy McKinley – Review by Jess Engel

Moonlit Kiss (A Venice Romance)Moonlit Kiss by Amy McKinley
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

Page-turner! Moonlit Kiss: A Venice Romance by Amy McKinley is another installment in her Moonlit Destination Series and was my favorite yet! I wasn’t quite expecting this to be a romantic suspense, but I’m so glad it was—I was enthralled with the story all the way through!

Gianna is on assignment for a mural project in Venice and from the moment she steps foot there, finds herself feeling a strange familiarity she can’t explain. The feeling only gets stronger when she meets Sergio! Can she find love amidst these strange feelings? Why does everything feel so familiar? Read on to find out!

McKinley has a way of transporting you right into the scene with characters and, as always, develops the characters in a way you feel you really get to know them. The unraveling of this story made this an excellent and highly recommended read!

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Of Fire & Bone (Of Magic & Scales Book 3) by Natalina Reis – Review by Erin Wolf

Of Fire and Bone (Of Magic & Scales, #3)Of Fire and Bone by Natalina Reis
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

I give Of Fire and Bone (Of Magic and Scales Book 3) by Natalina Reis, 4 stars.

This book really makes you feel for Aiden. He is not the man he once was, and he has no desire to be since his boyfriend makes him want to be a better person. But he still struggles with what he was. This is something most if us who strive to be better deal with. Then there are things he always believed since he was young that have scarred him. He is coming to realize that maybe he didn’t know the whole story. Now he must decide if he can forgive and move on. This book really focuses on him and his boyfriend and their love for each other. You can tell their world revolves around one another. But the other characters in this book really complete this story. Oh and don’t forget the bad guys coming to destroy everything Aiden holds dear. This adds lots of action to the story and makes it even more interesting.

This is a paranormal M/M steamy romance, so it is definitely different from what you might be used to reading. The story is quite good and unique. I recommend it and the series.

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Turning Wheels (Satan’s Devils MC #1) by Manda Mellett – Review by Heather Lovelace

Turning Wheels (Satan's Devils MC, #1)Turning Wheels by Manda Mellett
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

I’m not sure how Manda Mellett does it. Seriously. Every one of her books has at least five moments that just utterly brings me to my knees. In a wonderful way, please don’t misunderstand. And her brilliant series started here. Every page. Every character. You will connect quickly and not be able to let go. Buy the whole series STAT. Because once you start, you won’t want it to end.

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Moonlit Kiss (A Venice Romance) (Moonlit Destination Series) by Amy McKinley – Review by Krista Vaughan

Moonlit Kiss (A Venice Romance)Moonlit Kiss by Amy McKinley
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

Moonlit Kiss (A Venice Romance) (Moonlit Destination Series) by Amy McKinley – Review by Krista Vaughan

I wish I could give more stars! The more I read of Amy McKinley’s works the more I love them! Lives that ended in tragedy, souls lost in time searching for each other through the power of their love bond. Trying to blend the past and the present into a new romance that will end the suffering of these lost lovers. Of course we are also in Venice! The descriptions of the beauty and character of the towns, buildings and surrounding culture take you across the world just before you are plunged back in time. The romance between Gianna and Sergio is passionate, sexy and soul deep. Pick up this story! You will be really missing a fantastic read if you don’t!

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Carnival of Shadows (Black Water Magic Book 2) by Leslie Scott – Review by Krista Vaughan

Carnival of Shadows (Black Water Magic #2)Carnival of Shadows by Leslie Scott
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

Carnival of Shadows (Black Water Magic Book 2) by Leslie Scott – Review by Krista Vaughan

I love a good paranormal story with strong characters and strong bonds between characters. This book has a unique and interesting story of Teagan the new Swamp Witch and her challenges in getting used to new and unfamiliar powers while battling a carnival of demons looking to destroy her town and kill the people. Teagan has a scary ex, and a new love interest that is just as scary. I guess the powerful women go for the dangerous guys? This was really a great escape into a battle between saving the good from evil. Definitely recommend.

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Jeremy Full of Grace by Greta Cribbs – Review by Santana Hicks

Jeremy Full of GraceJeremy Full of Grace by Greta Cribbs
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

This book was very touching to read. It surrounded the life of a seventeen year old boy growing up in something similar to a post apocalyptic world but still holding on to his beliefs and religion.

The book alternated between three different point of views. Jeremy, Ruth (Jeremy’s mother), and Leslie (a travelling midwife). All three characters were very likeable and easy to relate to.

There was a lot of Catholic religion in this story, a lot of tradition and a lot of easily to follow medical talk. It was subtle and by no means do you have to be religious to read this story. I certainly am not and I still was intrigued and touched by the story.

The only downfall, in my opinion, was that it ended to abruptly. The book mentioned a lot of the afterward of why Jeremy was impossibly pregnant, so I was waiting for what was to come. But it ended with the main event. Hopefully this is a series. I am very intrigued with who “they” are and what it all means in this new world!

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House in the Woods by Jessica Aiken-Hall – Review by Erica Fish

House in the WoodsHouse in the Woods by Jessica Aiken-Hall
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

House in the Woods is an engaging suspenseful story. Jessica Aiken-Hall’s stories get better and better with each book I read. Her plotline keeps the pages flying as I can not wait until to get to the next page. Her characters have multiple, complex, and believable layers of personalities. The main character Molly is coming home for her summer from school. She has been put in charge of looking after her Mom who is newly diagnosed with dementia. She has a bit of a problem where her Mom goes missing which leads to another mystery. What other mysteries will Molly discover? Can she figure out why she feels so connected to the missing woman? I highly recommend reading this book. It will keep you on the edge of your seat.

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Moonlit Kiss (A Venice Romance) (Moonlit Destination Series) by Amy McKinley – Review by Kayla Kearney

Moonlit Kiss : A Venice Romance (Moonlit Destination Series)Moonlit Kiss : A Venice Romance by Amy McKinley
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

Her most recent novel, Moonlit Kiss by Amy McKinley has written yet another story that makes it hard to put down from the moment you start. Amy proves yet again in writing this novel that she can write all forms of romance novels, with a historical twist making the novel a quick and interesting read.

As soon as she arrives in the beautiful Venice, Gianna knows that something is amiss. Using foreshadowing and glimpses into the past, Amy hooks the reader in the very first chapter, with each chapter bringing additional confusion until all questions are answered in the end. The steamy connection between the main characters is an added bonus to the reader as well!

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Carnival of Shadows (Black Water Magic Book 2) by Leslie Scott – Review by Kimberly Shirah

Carnival of Shadows (Black Water Magic #2)Carnival of Shadows by Leslie Scott
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

Carnival of Shadows by Leslie Scott is the second book in the Black Water Magic series. It should be noted that I did not read the first book, but that did not take anything away from this book. It meshed well and did not make me feel bad for coming into book two. I will be gong back to read book one, if only to get more of a backstory.

Teagan Blackwater is a witch, that much is for sure, but she is so much more. When a paranormal carnival comes to town, Teagan is given a few warning to get out of town. Teagan being the willful independent woman she is, does not heed these warnings. The excitement and story that ensues is one that was not easy to put down.

This book was filled with action, drama and romance. Not to mention all the paranormal that comes. This is a book that will be going on my re-read list for sure.

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Moonlit Kiss (A Venice Romance) (Moonlit Destination Series) by Amy McKinley – Review by Stephanie Nicole

Moonlit Kiss (A Venice Romance)Moonlit Kiss by Amy McKinley
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

Moonlit Kiss is possibly one of the greatest stories I have ever read. While it is shorter then Ms. McKinley’s other books she still provided us with fantastic characters, suspense, danger, romance, and she gave us a story that takes place in the beautiful scenery of Venice. Per usual Ms. McKinley captures her readers in the fist chapter and her word flow draws us in deeper and deeper, but this time she draws us in so deep that you’ll feel like your on the cobblestone streets or the watery canals of Venice yourself. Ms. McKinley’s writing style flows so easily that I finished this novella in one sitting. So if your looking for a new series to read I highly recommend Ms. McKinley’s Moonlit Destination series, but if your looking for just a beautiful short story to read this summer then I highly recommend Moonlit Kiss.

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Moonlit Whisper (An Irish Romance ) (Moonlit Destination Series) by Amy McKinley – Review by Stephanie Nicole

Moonlit Whisper (An Irish Romance)Moonlit Whisper by Amy McKinley
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

If you love Amy McKinley as much as I do then I highly recommend not only her Moonlit Destination series but I highly recommend her novel Moonlit Whisper. This wonderful contemporary romance novel has everything that a romance reader like myself needs, including fantastic characters, drama, romance, and more. While Moonlit Whisper is one of Ms. McKinley’s shorter novels I promise you won’t want to put it down. Like most of her work the writing is smooth, the storyline flows beautifully, and while it’s a quick story the way that Ms. McKinley captures the readers attention and draws them into the story is unlike any other.

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Moonlit Mirage (A Cook Islands Romance ) (Moonlit Destination Series) by Amy McKinley – Review by Stephanie Nicole

Moonlit Mirage - A Cook Islands Romance (Moonlit Destination Series)Moonlit Mirage – A Cook Islands Romance by Amy McKinley
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

Moonlit Mirage is the first in Amy McKinley’s Moonlit Destination series, and I for one did not hesitate to dive headfirst into this series. Unlike some of her other books this one is a novella so it doesn’t go into as much depth as her others but per usual Ms. McKinley takes her readers on a wild romantic ride with this book. Much to my excitement although a shorter story Ms. McKinley still captured me from the very beginning and provided us with all of our favorite ingredients for a romance story including suspense, excitement, danger, and most of all romance. If this novella is an indicator in how the series is going to go then I for one can’t wait to see where Amy McKinley takes us next.

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Travels Through Aqua, Green, and Blue: A Memoir by Mary E. Gregory – Review by Angela Packard

Travels Through Aqua, Green, and Blue: A MemoirTravels Through Aqua, Green, and Blue: A Memoir by Mary E. Gregory
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

Travels Through Aqua, Green and Blue: A Memoir, is not my typical genre of book. Once I started reading, I could not stop. Mary tells of the hardships of being born with a bilateral cleft pallet, the teasing and bullying that happens because you are different. When Mary’s father, a Baptist minister comes out as gay, her mother and siblings are treated differently. People of the church turned their back on them, which broke something in her mother. This is a gritty story of a mother who checks out on her kids and how her paranoid schizophrenia affects her kids directly. Traveling the country, never staying in one place for long for fear of someone chasing them; living in hotels, cars, and with strange men on occasion, Mary and her siblings are on their own most of the time. It is a story of triumph as Mary tries to overcome her childhood to become an adult, she can be proud of. I found myself constantly cheering for Mary and her siblings Paul and Sam.

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Motherland: A Tom Grant Novel (The Tom Grant Series Book 3) by Samantha Adair Reviewed by Jelize van der Walt

Motherland: A Tom Grant NovelMotherland: A Tom Grant Novel by Samantha Adair
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

I dove into this book because I love a good mafia type romance.

Motherland surprised me as it was the first one I read in the series. I was a bit lost in the beginning of the book but it connected main ideas with what I’m guessing the previous two books were about.

The characters had some steamy sessions but I wish their initial reunion would’ve happened a bit more exciting than it did. From what I can see  the development of both main characters was mostly good. However, speaking of characters, I didn’t like the villain from the get go. I may just have expected him not to be like every other sketchy guy who usually makes their appearance in these books.

I think this was a good ending to the Tom Grant series.

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Competing with the Star by Krysten Lindsay Hager – Review by Crystal Davidson

Competing with the StarCompeting with the Star by Krysten Lindsay Hager
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

Competing with the Star by Krysten Lindsay Hager is the second book in the series. This book is a continuation of the first one, which tells the story of Hadley- a young girl who is new to her town and school, and adjusts to fit in. Her next door neighbor is a TV star who is seemingly her friend, but as the story unfolds Hadley begins to wonder is she really her friend? Hadley experiences many ups and downs while settling into the next chapter of her life, and she learns who her friends are, and who is just pretending. This story was an excellent read that I would recommend for all ages. The plot is realistic and the characters are very easy to relate to, and many of them are extremely likable. I give this book. 5 stars and I’m anxious to read what’s coming next!

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The Divine Devils (The Divine Devils Book 1) by R Weir – Review by Rachel Moss

The Divine DevilsThe Divine Devils by R. Weir
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

The Divine Devils by R. Weir was a really good read! This book captured from the beginning and I didn’t want to put it down. This book is full of thrills, crime, and suspense. It was a fun thrill of a ride all the way through. This is the first time I’ve read anything from this author before, and I wasn’t disappointed. I can’t wait to read next installment for this series and more from Weir in general!

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