Kingdom of Embers (Kingdom Journals Book 1) by Tricia Copeland – Review by Dahnielle Hibbert

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Kingdom of Embers (Kingdom Journals #1)Kingdom of Embers by Tricia Copeland
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

Hogwarts, Narnia, Forks, Alicante?? The City of Angels takes on the mysterious bent given to magical places! A supernatural coming of age book that is a mystical mix of everything we love about other supernatural novels. Alena, an almost 18 year old, vampire witch hybrid is rebellious, determined and a cool character. Although I believe there is way more to her than meets the eye. She is the perfect heroine for this series. Blending modern day teenage angst with ancient mythology like rules, author Tricia Copeland once again brings us such clear imagery it is as if we are there watching it happen instead of reading it.
I love fantasy type stories and this one is a great start to what is bound to be an amazing series. One of those series that has readers saying “I wish they would turn this into a 9 hour long movie not missing any details so I could watch this again and again.”
Bravo to the author!! Bravo!!

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Snowfall Serenade (Soul Connection #3) by Nikki Lynn Barrett – Review by Lorrene Huisman

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Snowfall Serenade (Soul Connection, #3)Snowfall Serenade by Nikki Lynn Barrett
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

I loved this book more than I can dare to say! I found it full of moving moments as well as a lot of emotions for myself surrounding the characters I read about! I loved the aspects of the ghosts that were added into the story, and they really added nicely, and the writing really made this book an very easy flow to read.

I was sucked in and entwined completely with this novel, it was so good. I loved how the two main characters could see ghosts and basically were gifted that they had to help them on their way, but is being let go really what all ghosts seem to want? Or sometimes does unfinished business mean something more than a human brain would think to consider?

Zelda and Scott could both see the ghosts and they I found sometimes viewed it as more of a burden, as it took time away from things they enjoyed such as each other and family time. The ghosts put a strain on what they have between them for sure, but with the ghosts needs and their past history of what they bring to the table, it makes things for Zelda and Scott more worst than off than they first appeared to me at first glance. All in all, I was truly captivated by this novel and was rooting for Zelda and Scott, they were beloved characters who deserved a happy story for sure. I loved the ghosts though, it made the story complicated for the characters sure at times, but I found their back stories had much appeal to read!

The story itself was moving and an easy flow to read, and it was one you really had to put your heart in to really feel what Zelda, Scott, as well as our ghost friends were feeling. It was beautiful and I am so glad I discovered this amazing author. Will be reading more of their work for sure, high recommendation!

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Love’s Refrain (The Stardust Duet, Book 1) by KG Fletcher – Review by Megan Brasington

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Love's Refrain (The Stardust Duet, #1)Love’s Refrain by K.G. Fletcher
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

If you love Nicholas sparks you are not going to want to miss this. Set in Whitley, Georgia the descriptions of the town scream out southern sweet romance. It may have been the October air here in my own hometown but I just snuggled up with a blanket and my kindle and time-traveled to and from present-day and 1947 and I didn’t want to come back to 2021. Katherine and Philip were destined to be together and nothing was going to stop them. The book alone is an incredible read and I already have the 2nd book in my Amazon cart just waiting to buy it the day it comes out! If you adore classic romance mixes with time travel you are in for a real treat.

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Cursed Luck (Broderick Coven Book 5) by AJ Renee – Review by Nikita Lesperance

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Cursed Luck (Broderick Coven, #5)Cursed Luck by A.J. Renee
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

This is the fifth book in the series and probably my new favorite. It was a quick and easy read. I liked Mia and Edward as a couple. Edwards’ power of intuition was pretty cool. Overall a good addition to the series. It’s definitely worth it to read the books in order.

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Death under Palm Trees (A Jack and Frances Mystery Book 4) by Carmen Radtke – Reviewed by Gretchen Dildine

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Death under Palm TreesDeath under Palm Trees by Carmen Radtke
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

Death under Palm Trees by Carmen Radtke is set in the 1930’s and a classic whodunit story. The story is very well written and intertwines the characters is a way that makes you feel like you are there – watching from the outside, looking in on all that is happening. Jack, Frances and Uncle Sal are the main characters and they, unknowingly, are up for a grand adventure at the villa in Nice. There is no shortage of twists and turns throughout the book and the suspects are limited – ending with an intense reveal kept me on the edge of my seat, page after page. I have to admit – I was thrown off on who I thought was the actual villain!! I have not read any other books by Ms. Radtke but I enjoyed her writing and will certainly be picking up more of her works in the future!! This was definitely a fun read and kept me enthralled from the first page.

The Girl and the Demon (The Girl and the Raven Book 3) by Pauline Gruber – Review by Sara Oxton

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The Girl and The Demon (The Girl and The Raven, #3)The Girl and The Demon by Pauline Gruber
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

The Girl and the Demon by Pauline Gruber is a fabulous five-star read. This is number three in The Girl and the Raven series and this one adds something extra to the story, something I never imagined I would see in these three stories, and I would say do read them in order, as you get the best of the overall story following them all. Lucy has pulled many punches through the three stories, and they have been strong and this is an action packed story, one that will keep you hooked on every page. This series ends on a bag, the three stories all come to a great punch.

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The Girl and the Gargoyle (The Girl and the Raven Book 3) by Pauline Gruber – Review by Sara Oxton

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The Girl and the Gargoyle (The Girl and the Raven, #2)The Girl and the Gargoyle by Pauline Gruber
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

The Girl and the Gargoyle by Pauline Gruber is a fab five-star read. This is number two in The Girl and the Raven series and I would say its best to read them in order as this does build on the last story, in that one we met a few characters, in this one we get to meet more. So many more, and so much more angst in this one. There are parts that not everyone will love, but I really love it. Lucy takes us on a wild ride with this one.

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The Girl and the Demon (The Girl and the Raven Book 3) by Pauline Gruber – Review by Kerry Carr

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The Girl and The Demon (The Girl and The Raven, #3)The Girl and The Demon by Pauline Gruber
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

This is the 3rd book in The Girl and the Raven series. I have loved the other 2 books in this series and I wasn’t disappointed with this book either. I would definately recommend reading them in order so you get the full feel of the characters, their stories and how they are all linked. The story is a supernatural romance which is my favourite. It’s packed full of supernatural beings, romance and danger.

Lucy has had a tough time so far. First she finds out she’s a witch and her father’s a demon. Then her boyfriend turns out to be a protector and when his father tries to kill her she turns and ends up killing him.
Now plagued by guilt and constantly looking over her shoulder for the demon who wants her gone Lucy’s life isn’t about to get quiet.

With her boyfriend leaving to visit the rest of the Protectors, Lucy wonders if he will return to her or will he leave her and stay with his own kind?

Meanwhile while her boyfriend has gone and her father has disappeared, the demon after her now seeing his opportunity. By getting Lucy’s bully at school to work alongside him they put motions in place which means Lucy needs to learn to fight and use her powers fast or she will end up being defeated. Is Lucy as strong and powerful as she has been told she is? Will her boyfriend Marcus return to her? And when her friends get caught up in this fight can Lucy be strong enough to save them all?

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Fool Me Twice by Gledé Browne Kabongo – Review by Louise Loughran

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Fool Me TwiceFool Me Twice by Glede Browne Kabongo
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

I enjoyed this book, it was easy to read and had me turning the page wanting to know more all the time. The story flowed easy and I was not confused by the storyline and where it was heading. I would recommend this book to anyone that likes a good thriller.

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The Girl and the Raven (The Girl and the Raven Book 1) by Pauline Gruber – Review by Sara Oxton

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The Girl and The RavenThe Girl and The Raven by Pauline Gruber
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

The Girl and the Raven by Pauline Gruber is a fantastic four-star read. This is number one in The Girl and the Raven series, and I enjoyed this story, it shows great promise for the series. Lucy will pull you in, her dilemma and drama will keep you hooked and leave you wanting to know everything. Lucy is tough and keeps the story together and the setting is strong, I felt it could have done with a little more putting together, it jumped a couple of times, or maybe I drifted I don’t know. This had the bones of being great, and I am hoping the second will get better.

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Shadows of Doubt (A Crawford Mystery) by Merissa Racine – Review by Cindy Mayberry

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Shadows of Doubt (A Crawford Mystery)Shadows of Doubt by Merissa Racine
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

Shadows of Doubt
A Crawford Mystery
By Merissa Racine
☆☆☆☆☆
Full length crime story. Very intense and non stop action. Shadows of Doubt is the second book in this series. I recommend you start with Book 1. No Spoilers Here!
Lauren Besoner is a stenographer looking to work any case she finds. Even if she has to work with her ex-husband, the Judge. During this particular trial something is not right and she suspects it. But… Does she stand up or remain seated and just follow what she’s told? What some may not know is Lauren was just on a case that has been discontinued. Ended because the victim has been murdered. But By Who?
Merissa Racine starts her story out on a run. It is well written and promises to keep you engaged. The intensity of her story itself will keep you wanting more. At times I felt like I was the character listening and typing away. Laurens ability to think, type and listen are on point. There are many different outcomes to her story. Which she will touch on, keeping your mind’s eye Interested and working overtime. Trust? Who? Well done Merissa Racine. WELL DONE!

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Kingdom of Embers (Kingdom Journals Book 1) by Tricia Copeland – Review by Alexandra Leith

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Kingdom of Embers (Kingdom Journals #1)Kingdom of Embers by Tricia Copeland
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

Kingom of Embers is a YA paranormal mystery romance. Alena is a forbidden creation, half witch and half vampire. When she starts her senior year at a new school she discovers that her imaginary friend from childhood is actually real. The two come together to try to figure out how this is possible and why it happened. Along the way secrets that Alena’s mother hid from her are discovered, a destiny is unfolded and  a dangerous threat that could start a war is exposed.

I do not usually enjoy YA books anymore. I just find it hard to relate to them. However, I took the chance anyway and I am glad that I did. Even though there is high school drama that is created by other students Alena is very mature for her age and I feel like that balanced it out. I loved the mystery behind the book. Like who her father is, why Alena and Chase were “imaginary friends” and what her mother has been searching for.

I did feel like the plot was rushed a bit. There were points where it lagged in build up to the that to me didn’t seem to happen until the last chapter. This book ends on a huge cliffhhanger that gave me the chills! I’m excited to start book two and really get things started.

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Sea Mage (The Nightshade Guild, Book 10) by Louisa Bacio – Review by Shelly Kittell

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Sea Mage (The Nightshade Guild, Book 10)Sea Mage by Louisa Bacio
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

This was such an entertaining book. The characters are well-written and so fun. From a toddler who can make an herb garden sprout and have WICKED temper tantrums to a sexy sea dragon and pink mermaid, this book has such fun and fantastical characters that you can’t help but love the book. Everyone has their part and their role to play. I love the zombie pirates. The plot was easy to follow. Entertaining for young and older adults. Highly recommend

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Love’s Refrain (The Stardust Duet, Book 1) by KG Fletcher – Review by Heather Lovelace

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Love's Refrain (The Stardust Duet, #1)Love’s Refrain by K.G. Fletcher
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

First of all, the author immediate reels me in with the premise, recalling a beloved classic and its epic soundtrack “Somewhere in Time”. Sometimes you leave a book or movie that is based off something well known and cherished feeling a little let down. KG Fletcher DID NOT disappoint. Kat and Phillip – oh my word I love them. This book is haunting and beautiful and plays like a beautiful melody in my mind. I don’t know that my heart will survive the wait for the end of this duet. But all I know is that my heart is singing along with this beautiful tune. Give me more of that stardust melody while I go hum about the purple dusk of twilight time…

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Sea Mage (The Nightshade Guild, Book 10) by Louisa Bacio – Review by Lisa Helmick

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Sea Mage (The Nightshade Guild, Book 10)Sea Mage by Louisa Bacio
My rating: 3 of 5 stars

I liked the idea of the story which led me to pick up the book. I struggled at times which led me to “fall” out of the story. I liked Serena and found her plight captivating. The issue came once she started being attacked by others. It seemed too far-fetched and a mix of two different types of beings. I have not read the others in this series and probably won’t as I didn’t really connect or come to “care” about the characters.
Great Cover though!

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Come Back Tomorrow (Embrace Tomorrow Duet Book 1) by Amy Argent – Review by Tracy Wilkin

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Come Back Tomorrow (Embrace Tomorrow, #1)Come Back Tomorrow by Amy Argent
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

Come Back Tomorrow is book one in the Embrace Tomorrow Duet by Amy Argent. I went in with an open mind when reading this new to me author. I can honestly say this book destroyed me. It gripped me so tragically that I was feeling all that the characters were going through. Come Back Tomorrow is a deeply emotional and devastating tale of compassion, connection, understanding, acceptance, determination, hopelessness, optimism, helplessness. It also depicted courage, incredible strength, endurance, love, passion, sadness, frustration and fierceness. It touches on the harrowing journey that is the battle of Will’s life. I have never read a more descriptive, and desolating story that just utterly broke me. I marvelled at the way the author set this up. The execution was meant for maximum impact an boy she did not miss the mark. I felt as if I was wrung out and put through a grinder. I was stripped raw emotionally and never has two characters left me totally spellbound and enamoured by their tragic circumstances. But in all that heartbreaking sadness, the frightening thoughts that any day could be the last, Will and his angel somehow managed to push through the adversity and the insurmountable odds stacked against them. The incredible inner strength that this woman had was impressive and totally selfless. The good times were so few and the bad times seem to go on endlessly. And I, the reader, was along for the ride. It literally hit high levels and then plummeted so fast that there was little hope that there would be a happy ending. In all honesty, this book is not for the fainthearted. It was one of the most difficult stories I have ever read. It left me totally depleted and unable to comprehend what just happened. It was one of the most harrowing stories imaginable, but one of the best written stories I have ever been honoured to read. As hard as it was, this story has left me with some of the most beautiful memories I have ever had from a story. I can say that it was a wildly touching story and one that I will never forget. These types of stories leave a lasting impression and not a lot of authors have the talent to pull it off. Amy Argent unveiled an unforgettable and courageous tale of a war unlike any other, and the lengths people go to survive, the lengths their loved ones will go to lessen the burden and provide unwavering love and support, and the relentless desire to conquer this devastating disease that robs the world of way too many. A compellingly moving story that will be hard to move on from. And the stunning conclusion awaits. What is in store for Will and his angel? I cannot wait to find out. 5 stars.

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Shadows of Doubt (A Crawford Mystery) by Merissa Racine – Review by Char Whatomy-Alba

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Shadows of Doubt (A Crawford Mystery)Shadows of Doubt by Merissa Racine

The second book in the Crawford series is just as good as the first one. Lauren is back doing her job as a court stenographer although the jobs are few and far between. She is so far behind on her bills that she is desperate enough to take a job with her ex-husbabd who is now a judge. Together they are on one of the biggest trials Crawford has possibly ever seen. A young delivery boy stands accused of murdering an elderly lady. The lady in question had just been in court with Lauren the day before concerning her competency. Based on how things were going surely one of the bitter children is the culprit? The further they get into the court proceedings the more Lauren thinks the accused is innocent. Is she willing to risking losing what little income she is getting to speak up?

Shadows of Doubt (A Crawford Mystery) by Merissa Racine – Review by Angela Hayes

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Shadows of Doubt (A Crawford Mystery)Shadows of Doubt by Merissa Racine
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

 

 

 

Shadows of Doubt is the second book in the Crawford Mystery series by Merissa Racine. This is another intriguing crime and investigation story- with plenty of mystery, suspense, courtroom drama, secrets, tension, and more.
We met Lauren Besoner, court stenographer, in the previous book when she got tangled up in a murder investigation. In this story, Lauren is drawn into another investigation in an effort to see that justice is carried out. But her investigation uncovers startling secrets she would rather have left buried, revealing clues that point a little too close to home. What happens makes for a great story that had me anxious to find out how it all played out in the end.
Bring on Book #3….

Thank you, Merissa Racine!

 

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Shadows of Doubt (A Crawford Mystery) by Merissa Racine – Review by Daryian Lucas

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Shadows of Doubt (A Crawford Mystery)Shadows of Doubt by Merissa Racine
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

I read the first book to this series and loved it so I decided to read the 2nd book. I made a good choice because this book was just as good as the first. I’m beginning to love suspense/mystery novels and this series is why. The book is written in 3rd person but it’s not too much. It mainly focuses on Lauren’s feelings which I like. I can’t wait to keep reading more by this author.

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Death under Palm Trees (A Jack and Frances mystery Book 4) by Carmen Radtke – Review by Anantha Rusum

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Death under Palm TreesDeath under Palm Trees by Carmen Radtke
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

Oh, a good old time mystery book, is a good way to end the weekend. I love mysteries, Agatha Christie is my favorite, in fact I chose this book because it is historic mystery, you get a feel of the 1930s.

Two detectives want to indulge in their hard earned holiday on new year’s eve abroad a ship when work comes calling. They end up on the wrong side investigating missing documents instead. To make matters worse, there is a murder. Will they be able to solve the mystery before it goes public?
This is the crux of the story. It is a very well written captivating mystery. I loved it.

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Come Back Tomorrow (Embrace Tomorrow Duet Book 1) by Amy Argent – Review by Jenna Knee

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Come Back Tomorrow (Embrace Tomorrow, #1)Come Back Tomorrow by Amy Argent
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

Where to start? It has been so long since I’ve been so captivated by a book. This is the story of Will and Tori, two unlikely people who find themselves drawn to each other in uncertain times. You find yourself captivated by this story and find yourself longing for it to continue long after you have finished. There is so much story left to tell and am so very excited to know that there is a book two. I’m haunted by this story, but haunted in a good way. There is so much I want to say about this book! This story of hope and love is a must read! Thank you, Amy Argent for bringing this story to all your readers.

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Death under Palm Trees (A Jack and Frances mystery Book 4) by Carmen Radtke – Review by Brittany Angel

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Death under Palm TreesDeath under Palm Trees by Carmen Radtke
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

Frances Palmer, her fiance Jack and her Uncle Sal embark on a planned holiday with friends they recently made on their travel from Austrailia to the UK. Only upon arriving, they are asked to go under cover to help solve a mystery of stolen documents. Soon there after, on the cusp of solving the mystery, there is a murder.

This is the 4th novel on the Jack and Frances series and was my first to pick up. It was an easy read that I could follow along with no prior information. Definitely fun and entertaining.

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Silent Gavel (A Crawford Mystery Book 1) by Merissa Racine – Review by Char Whatomy-Alba

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Silent Gavel (Crawford Mystery #1)Silent Gavel by Merissa Racine

Lauren Besoner, a court stenographer, has found her boss dead in their home. When she agreed to carpool with the judge the last thing expected was to find her deceased. It comes to her attention that she has become a prime suspect when she does several interviews with the police. How can she prove her innocence beyond a shadow of a doubt? Surely there are several suspects who had more than enough motive to commit the crime? Will she be able to find the killer before she is arrested a charged unjustly? Or is she a soon to be victim herself?

 

Shadows of Doubt (A Crawford Mystery) by Merissa Racine – Review by Angela Packard

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Shadows of Doubt (A Crawford Mystery)Shadows of Doubt by Merissa Racine
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

This is the second book in this series, and I loves this one as much as I did the first. Lauren Besoner is a court reporter who freelances. She takes a job working for her ex-husband while his regular reporter is on maternity leave. Lauren’s job is to take down every word said in court, but she can’t stop her inquisitive mind when things don’t add up. Can she just do her job or will she follow her instincts and start doing her own poking around.
I love Lauren and I think along the same way as she does. I found myself talking to the book and telling her where to look next. The characters are very likable, from the owner of the bakery to even her ex-husband, who didn’t realize becoming a judge would find him so lonely. I sat on the edge of my seat as I turned each page wondering what she would come across next! I would recommend this read in a heartbeat.

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Kingdom of Embers (Kingdom Journals Book 1) by Tricia Copeland – Review by Kristine Solano-Witucky

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Kingdom of Embers (Kingdom Journals #1)Kingdom of Embers by Tricia Copeland
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

Kingdom of Embers is the first book in the series Kingdom Journals and is a YA novel. I love YA novels, the characters and the story line. Tricia Copeland didn’t disappoint with this book. I love witches and vampires so this book really kept me interested in reading it and not stopping. I am going to download the next book and see what unravels.

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Kingdom of Embers (Kingdom Journals Book 1) by Tricia Copeland – Review by Alexandra Nay

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Kingdom of Embers (Kingdom Journals #1)Kingdom of Embers by Tricia Copeland
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

What an absolute pleasure it was to discover a novel that was so much more than just a YA paranormal romance. Keeping in mind that I accepted ahead of time that I am more than just a bit too old to be considered as part of the target audience, I enjoyed this book so much more than I predicted. Main character Alena is part of the forbidden race of witch-vampire hybrids. As far as she knows, she is the only one of her kind. Alena’s life becomes exceedingly challenging as she struggles to balance classic high school drama and romance, with her blossoming powers and paranormal abilities. The storyline developed at a nice pace, the ending will blow your mind, and leave you unable to wait to begin the next book in the series.

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Sea Mage (The Nightshade Guild, Book 10) by Louisa Bacio – Review by Rayne East

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Sea Mage (The Nightshade Guild, Book 10)Sea Mage by Louisa Bacio
My rating: 3 of 5 stars

Enjoyable quick read
I enjoyed the story line and the paranormal aspects of this book. This is the first book I have read by this author and even though it is the tenth book in the series there is enough explanation to know what’s going on. The use of imagery is well done but sometimes I found the conversations between characters a little stilted. Overall, a series worth checking out.

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Fool Me Twice by Gledé Browne Kabongo – Review by Nina Maes

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Fool Me TwiceFool Me Twice by Glede Browne Kabongo
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

Good story, with very real emotions that you can feel through the pages. Love how it draws you in to want to what is going to happen next. Like all the twist and turns. Looking forward to reading more from this author.

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Love’s Refrain (The Stardust Duet, Book 1) by KG Fletcher – Review by Melissa Collins

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Love's Refrain (The Stardust Duet, #1)Love’s Refrain by K.G. Fletcher
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

I’ve read paranormal romance but this was my first time traveling one and it did not disappoint. I’m so fascinated how K.G. paints a magical picture of the present and past! I’m looking forward to reading more books by her!

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Cursed Luck (Broderick Coven Book 5) by AJ Renee – Review by Audrie Harrington

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Cursed Luck (Broderick Coven, #5)Cursed Luck by A.J. Renee
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

So happy to finally read about Edward and also check in on how all the other family members are doing! He is the quiet, brooding brother who doesn’t have magic like the rest of the family. He can be a bit cocky and often sticks his foot in his mouth. He seems to be good in business and we do find out that he has magic powers just like the rest of the family. Edward still struggles with the loss of his father and keeps his distance from the family. I was happy to get to know Mia since we saw just a little of her in Cursed Touch (book 4). I love her earthly magic and can just picture all of the beautiful flowers described throughout the pages. This was another steamy love story and I hope this isn’t the last book to be written about the Broderick Coven.

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