Road Rage (Outlaw Series Book 4) by Karina Kantas – Review by M Policicchio

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Terrifying Love: A Halloween AnthologyTerrifying Love: A Halloween Anthology by Serena Nova
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

Terrifying Love: A Halloween Anthology

4 out of 5 stars

The new stories of the frightening ways love can manifest are interspersed with haunting love poems. Each tale takes you to the edge of your seat. Will strangers risk everything for each other? Does true love last through the centuries? Can beings see past their differences or long-held beliefs to find true love?

One of the stories that had me gripping my pillow was Reflections of the Past by Melody Calder. Mary’s story started with feeling out of place where she should have felt at home. The chances Mary took to find belonging led her to real love. When everything in Mary’s world is destroyed, she finds a way to get her revenge. Sins of the past haunt Lia in ways she doesn’t even know yet as Mary’s vengeance collides with Lia’s heart. With Lia’s understanding, Mary is finally able to find peace.

The other story that caused my pillow distress was Runes and Fangs by Victoria Larque. Kayla has every reason to hate after what she has gone through. Minette should feel the same way but doesn’t let her light fade because of the actions of others. When Kayla first meets Minette, Minette should cower but doesn’t. Minette finds it within herself to be strong. Kayla should despise Minette but can’t seem to feel anything other than protective. Together, they seem to be able to accomplish the impossible while finding love.

Which story will be your favorite?

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Doctor in the Outback (Welcome to Bunya Junction, Book 3) by Nicole Flockton – Review by Shelly Kittell

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Doctor in the Outback (Welcome to Bunya Junction, #3)Doctor in the Outback by Nicole Flockton
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

This book is an romance that will touch your heart. Touching on a sensitive topic or two, this author writes in a way that speaks to your both your emotions and your heart. The two main characters are both dealing with rough times in their pasts. The question is can they move past those to be together? Or can they work together to heal? It looks good for them but you must read to find out. This author is one of my favorites because her plots feel realistic. They are made from things that people have gone through which makes everything pretty relatable. I have never been to Australia but her descriptions in the book make you feel like you are in the story. She is a wonderful author and I look forward to reading more from her. I would definitely give it more than a 5 if I could. Highly recommend. You should read the whole Outback series.

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Divine Vintage by Sandra L. Young – Review by Erica Fish

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Divine VintageDivine Vintage by Sandra L. Young
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

This book is the debut novel of Sandra L Young. I loved the fact that it was a historical mystery. I felt like I was in the past with the characters. Her descriptive writing really painted a vivid picture in my mind. Who would have thought that an antique clothing store would produce a mystery? This story is not just a mystery, but also has romance, murder, and some drama to the mix and that is what made this story interesting. This is about Tess and Trey. They are working on the murder mystery together. Their relationship started to blossom in this mystery. I love watching the relationship grow. I highly recommend this story because you are going to want to see what Tess and Trey have found and where their relationship grows into.

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Bella: An Appalachian Love Story & Jagged Dawn: Logan’s Beginnings by Valerie Davisson – Review by Angela Packard

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Bella-An Appalachian Love Story & Jagged Dawn-Logan's BeginningsBella-An Appalachian Love Story & Jagged Dawn-Logan’s Beginnings by Valerie Davisson
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

Two stories in one, both prequels to the Logan McKenna Mystery series. Bella: An Appalachian Love Story, I loved reading about the hardships of a time so long ago. Being raised by her grandfather, which I can relate to as my grandmother raised me, Norah, finds happiness in the things her Aunt Leila taught her medicinally and her grandfather taught her musically. To be given a gift of a $7.00 violin from the Sears catalog was an amazing for Norah. I loved the way the story went from past to present, giving so much background and history.
Jagged Dawn: Logan’s beginnings, we meet Logan McKenna, the great granddaughter of Norah. Can Logan fight through all the ups and downs and have some new beginnings? And what is in the mysterious package?
I love the strong characters in these two prequels and cling to the fact that we can prevail through anything.

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A Bride for Noah (Brides of Broken Arrow) by Cheryl Wright – Review by Nakyshia Leger

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A Bride for Noah (Brides of Broken Arrow #1)A Bride for Noah by Cheryl Wright
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

Noah expected to inherit the family land when his father died. Until he discovered that in order to do that, he has to get married and stay married for a while. With very few available women, it proves to be a struggle. Mary’s father is tired of taking care of her and wants her married. She has the choice of a not so nice man from the past, or a marriage of convenience with Noah. She chose Noah. When the two first get together, they notice all the differences between them and their backgrounds. Mary is sweet and innocent, and wants nothing more than to secure herself a future better than her past. Noah is a man’s man. He is used to living alone and is surprised in many ways by his new wife.

This was such a wholesome story of self discovery and learning to let someone in. The interactions between Noah and Mary are so sweet. I loved getting to know them and seeing them grow and develop in the story. I am looking forward to reading more stories in this collection.

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Reverence of a Ronin by Bree M. Lewandowski – Review by Kerry Baker

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Reverence of a RoninReverence of a Ronin by Bree M. Lewandowski
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

This is a well writren historical Fantasy Fiction book that felt refreshing and unique. It is a short story so if easy to get through quickly. I really enjoyed the characters of this book. It feels like you go on their journey and watch them develop throughout. Everything is centred around them.
The author has a created an interesting story. It would definitely have stood up as a full length novel however I enjoyed it nonetheless.

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Divine Vintage by Sandra L. Young – Review by La Toya Lewis

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Divine VintageDivine Vintage by Sandra L. Young
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

Divine Vintage is absolutely amazing. Much like Trey, I was a skeptic due to this being my first book that deals with spirits. After only a few paragraphs, I was a believer like Tess. I definitely put this one down as one of my favorite books of the year. The story of Trey is sweet and romantic. The story of Phoebe and Edward is tragic and romantic. Put these two together and it is simply mesmerizing. Well written, multi-layered characters and a well-formed plot make this book insanely difficult to put down. This story invokes so many emotions. I adored Tess and rooted for happiness and well-being all the way through. I kinda hated Brett and had a very visceral reaction to him. Nevertheless, there was no black and white here and it was easy to see the motivations of the characters and empathize with them, even if I didn’t agree. I can’t wait to recommend this book to everyone I know.

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Reverence of a Ronin by Bree M. Lewandowski – Review by Jasmin Marie

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Reverence of a RoninReverence of a Ronin by Bree M. Lewandowski
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

I was immediately drawn to this book by its cover! The black background mixed with hints of red and a beautiful geisha made me wonder what secrets hid behind this story. Set during a Revolution in Japan, the main character, Ono Aia has dreamed of becoming a geisha. However, her curves are unlike other geishas and she is ridiculed for her size. On a special night, Aia has the opportunity to be a geisha and meets a mysterious guardsmen named Nen. His dark eyes and large figure scare and intrigue Aia. Soon, he introduces her to a world she’s never experienced before. As Japan transforms its society, adding western influence, Aia questions her future. This was my first book by this author. I enjoyed it very much but wish it was a little longer.

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Reverence of a Ronin by Bree M. Lewandowski – Review by Michelle Marlow

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Reverence of a RoninReverence of a Ronin by Bree M. Lewandowski
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

This is quick paced historical fiction. We are met with a group of geishas, and we focus mainly on Aia.

She is thrown into this despite still being in training due to one being unable to pull through. Then we are met with Nen.

While with Nen she learns there is more to this world than she can ever imagine. It was a fast romance and a wonderful build of fantasy.

Although historical fiction isn’t something I lean towards, this was a very beautifully written one and would love to see more from this author.

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Divine Vintage by Sandra L. Young – Review by Katie Matthews

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Divine VintageDivine Vintage by Sandra L. Young
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

This was a really good read and I thoroughly enjoyed it. The authors writing was really engaging and I felt like I really was being transported back in time. The authors attention to detail was really good and this enabled me to imagine exactly what I was reading at times. The mysterious storyline kept me guessing the whole way through the story. The characters Tess and Trey were great to read about and I loved the originality of the story.
Overall a really good read and I look forward to reading more from this author again!

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Return of the Elf Lord (Kingdom of the Elf Lords Book 1) by Heidi Vanlandingham – Review by Edie Kelleher

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Return of the Elf LordReturn of the Elf Lord by Heidi Vanlandingham
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

A well written fantasy with detailed world building. A slow lead up resulting in lots of action, romance, fantasy and suspense to keep you hooked. I liked all the characters and found myself easily immersed in their story. This is the first book that I have read by this author, and I will definitely be looking into her others.

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Lost Soul (War of Destiny Book 1) by Theresa Van Spankeren – Review by Jamie Truex

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Lost Soul (War of Destiny # 1)Lost Soul by Theresa Van Spankeren
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

This story was fast paced and had me on the edge of my seat throughout. It is a paranormal story with a bit of romance. It contains an arranged marriage, vampires, abusive partners, tragedy, hope and love.

I lost myself in this book and was not able to put it down! I fell in love with the characters easily and felt angry with the villains. It has been a long time since I have been able to fully emerge myself in a book, but this one did it. I can not wait to read book 2. If I had the entire series today, I believe I’d finish it all in a weekend. Highly recommended to young adult readers as well as anyone who loves to get lost in a paranormal story. Possibly slightly triggering to some readers who have been in an abusive relationship. However I felt empowered by the way she dealt with her recovery.

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Bella: An Appalachian Love Story & Jagged Dawn: Logan’s Beginnings by Valerie Davisson – Review by Shelly Kittell

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Bella-An Appalachian Love Story & Jagged Dawn-Logan's BeginningsBella-An Appalachian Love Story & Jagged Dawn-Logan’s Beginnings by Valerie Davisson
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

This book has two beautiful stories full of hope and inspiration. Both characters face challenges yet they both overcome. The details are described in such a way that a clear picture just forms in your head. The stories are well written. The characters are so beautiful done (very relatable). You just can’t stop the stories once you start. I highly recommend.

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Reverence of a Ronin by Bree M. Lewandowski – Review by Susan Ratchford

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My rating: 5 of 5 stars

Reverence Of A Ronin
By Bree M. Lewandowski
Review by Susan Ratchford
5 stars

Ono Aia has always lusted for the life of a geisha even through all the hardships her sisters and her face everyday at the Okiya. It is all she knows in these uncertain times until chance brings her Nen, the deadly swordsman with obsidian eyes who seems entranced by her. She too feels a special connection with him and his larger than life size that overwhelms and excites her. With Nen, Aia learns of a mythical world and Japanese spirits that could threaten the balance of their very existence. Will man’s reality be lost? Or will the balance be maintained?
I have never read anything like it! I absolutely enjoyed every second! Bree M. Lewandowski created a beautifully vivid story with characters that are relatable yet otherworldly. I am a big fan of cultural mythologies and love to see them woven into a story so effortlessly and believably. This whimsical and unexpected tale will stay with you long after you finish the last page. I highly recommend this book!

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Seven Strengths: A Tale from Turaset (The Industrial Age) by P.L. Tavormina – Review by Cindy Mayberry

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Seven Strengths: A Tale from TurasetSeven Strengths: A Tale from Turaset by P.L. Tavormina
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

Beautiful energetic Celeste wants so much more than to work in the family business. She wants adventure, and her parents want her where she is. What a hard decision for Celeste. She is 17 and thinks she knows best. OK not really, she just wants more than the Family Inn offers. She takes a trip out of the country and into the city. Where she finds life to be much more than she expected, and not in a good way. This “new to me,” author writes a story to interest the YA readers. Her story is fast paced and keeps the reader interested. The characters are strong and experience many emotions which keeps you the reader reading. I enjoyed reading the story and look forward to reading the series. Bring on the next exciting read.
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A Spider in the Garden by Courtney Davis – Review By Donya Pedigo

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A Spider in the GardenA Spider in the Garden by Courtney Davis
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

This book is a phenomenal read that will have you yearning for more tales about these unique characters, Aranha, Dag, and Jonah. It made me think of the survival skills of The Hunger Games series mixed with the often unusual adopted family dynamic of The Originals TV show, while also adding in some romantic tensions and tendencies. In other words it has it all including vampires, werewolves, daywalkers, and a kick but take names, snarky spider shifter heroine.
**⚠️There are a couple of small trigger warnings in this book.. The first is for talk of suicidal thoughts due to being alone for centuries and having to feed on humans. The second is for one of the secondary characters who deals with trust issues due to having suffered emotional and physical abuse. For me these didn’t hinder the enjoyment of the story at all as it is a great read and it is minimal in grand scheme of the overall story.⚠️**

The dual POV helps you get into the mindset of the characters as they face many adventures and challenges such as Aranha being the last surviving webmaker (Spider shifter). She is just trying to stay hidden under the radar of the vampires and werewolves that can kill her when fate leads her to Dag’s bar where she meets the hunky daywalker for the first time. From there the true adventures begin as they face danger, supernatural politics, mysteries, and other emotions that they aren’t really sure how to handle at first. This is the first book I’ve read by Courtney Davis, but I guarantee it won’t be my last. She has built a world that not only has intriguing primary and secondary characters but an amazing, unique backstory as well. I really enjoyed this book and hope the author gives us more Aranha, Dag, and Jonah.

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Depending On You by Jessica Aiken-Hall – Review by Shannon Fowler

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Depending On YouDepending On You by Jessica Aiken-Hall
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

I really liked this story. While the writing was easy to read the subject matter was a little difficult. And sometimes difficult is what we need. We need to discuss the difficult things in life. We need to discuss and then find a way to move on and live. “The whole part of living is finding people worth risking it all for.” I believe Cate and Patti have found that connection.

The women have a secret. However, not all secrets are good. Secrets can cause hurt and suffering. They certainly cause more confusion and misunderstanding. Patti and Cate learn this but after 20 years. This story tells about their secret, how it gets discovered and the consequences of having kept it quiet for so long.

“Sometimes the greatest tragedies are followed by the greatest joy.” Patti and Cate’s greatest joy comes many years later in life. I believe their friendship and re-discovery is their greatest joy.

I can definitely recommend this author and this story.

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The Worry Knot by Mary Bleckwehl – Review by Jamie Truex

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The Worry KnotThe Worry Knot by Mary Evanson Bleckwehl
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

Rourke is going into 7th grade and is hoping for a great year. But going to the same school as his older brother, who is autistic,  makes him worry. He is worried about kids bullying Carson. He worries about his strange neighbors.  He worries about girls, his friends, his family. I highly recommend this book to not only middle school kids but to all ages.

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Depending On You by Jessica Aiken-Hall – Review by Nakyshia Leger

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Depending On YouDepending On You by Jessica Aiken-Hall
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

This book roped me in quick and I didn’t look back! Definitely a thrilling page turner. Cate and Patti share a secret that keeps them tied forever. One night changed everything for them when a man died. Even though they have been separated, when the case is reopened, they find their way back together in a time of need!

This story is so well developed! The author has an amazing attention to detail that really fits all the pieces together and builds the characters and story perfectly. It’s a beautiful story of friendship with just enough twists to keep you guessing. This fast paced, action filled book is a perfect read for everyone!

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The Worry Knot by Mary Bleckwehl – Review by Rayne East

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The Worry KnotThe Worry Knot by Mary Evanson Bleckwehl
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

Raw and real
A beautifully written coming of age story. Realistic in it’s approach and the descriptions of the challenges faced by Rourke as he traverses the life of a middle schooler. I loved the voice of Rourke, his personality and inner dialogue were captivating. This book confronts issues with sensitivity but still keeping it real. Highly recommend for middle schoolers and older.

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Doctor in the Outback (Welcome to Bunya Junction, Book 3) by Nicole Flockton – Review by Kerry Carr

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Doctor in the Outback (Welcome to Bunya Junction, #3)Doctor in the Outback by Nicole Flockton
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

This is the 3rd book in the Welcome to Bunya Junction series. I have loved all of these stories. The author does and amazing job with her characters so that you feel every emotion that they go through from the highest of highs to the lowest of lows, you feel every emotion along the way.
This story is is about Franceen and Scott. Both are doctors. Both work hard and love their patients. But they can’t deny the strong chemistry between them. This story is so strong, emotional and heartbreaking at times as we leave of their pasts and how it effects them in the present.

However both have been hurt in the past and this past pains keep popping up between the couple. Things aren’t helped when Franceen sees pregnant women and babies everyday knowing that is the one thing she wants but can’t have.
Scott is a huge family man and his connection with his twin sister is so special and unique.
Can this special couple work through all the pain they have suffered in their pasts so they can have a future or will they be too scares by past pains to allow themselves to fall again.

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Seven Strengths: A Tale from Turaset (The Industrial Age) by P.L. Tavormina – Review by Kerry Carr

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Seven Strengths: A Tale from TurasetSeven Strengths: A Tale from Turaset by P.L. Tavormina
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

This book was a really enjoyable, thought provoking read. I felt such strong emotions of our lead character Celeste. The journey she goes through in this story is amazing and very inspiring.
Celeste has grown up in the foothills. Always living in the quiet country she longs for an exciting life in the city. She doesn’t want to be married to a person her parents choose, or be running their Inn. She doesn’t understand why her parents are so over protective of her.
Their worry isn’t unfounded though as their family holds a special gene which means some members are able to see pollution and there are people in the world that what them gone.
When Celeste gets the opportunity to go to university in the city she jumps at it. However things aren’t as perfect as she imagines and she starts to realise that maybe home is where she is truelly meant to be.

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The Billionaire’s Slave by Stacy-Deanne – Review by S. Bittles

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The Billionaire's Slave: Steamy Historical BWWM RomanceThe Billionaire’s Slave: Steamy Historical BWWM Romance by Stacy-Deanne
My rating: 3 of 5 stars

This was a really hard read for me on many levels, so this review will be short.

The book started off okay, but as things progressed I became uncomfortable reading this kind of romance and struggled to finish reading it. FOR MATURE READERS 18+.

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Seven Strengths: A Tale from Turaset (The Industrial Age) by P.L. Tavormina – Review by Angela Hayes

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Seven Strengths: A Tale from TurasetSeven Strengths: A Tale from Turaset by P.L. Tavormina
My rating: 3 of 5 stars

 

3 Stars

 

Seven Strengths: A Tale From Turaset is the prequel to The Industrial Age Trilogy by P.L Tavormina. Ms. Tavormina is a new-to-me author, so I really didn’t know what to expect going into this story. But the premise intrigued me enough to want to grab a copy and dive right in.
What I discovered is a futuristic coming of age story set in another world. It is a YA sci-fi story with a bit a dystopian feel to it. With challenges, danger, hidden agendas, politics, greed, good vs evil, family, ‘abilities’, and some drama- we end up with an interesting story that really gave me pause for thought.
Celeste couldn’t wait to ‘escape’ her boring and predictable life- but she certainly wasn’t prepared for what would happen. The excitement she was yearning for didn’t involve quite so much danger and drama. Nothing is quite what it seems, as Celeste faces a ruthless adversary who will do whatever it takes to get what they want.
Interesting premise.
Happy reading!

Thank you, P.L Tavormina!

 

Reviewed by @angelahayes

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A Bride for Noah (Brides of Broken Arrow) by Cheryl Wright – Review by Ariel Jensen

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A Bride for Noah (Brides of Broken Arrow #1)A Bride for Noah by Cheryl Wright
My rating: 3 of 5 stars

*** 3 out of 5 stars
If losing his father suddenly wasn’t enough, Noah is now under a deadline according to the conditions of the will to find himself a bride. Not too far away, Mary is barely surviving each day and sees the offer of this “convenience marriage” to be her only way out of poverty. Will Noah and Mary find love in their contractual time together or walk away at the end of the year?

As the author herself promises, this is nothing but a feel-good short historical fiction story.

The overall story and theme were just as promised, with the character Noah and the depth of Mary’s life history being the main highlights. With that said, I didn’t feel I could rate the tale any higher due to some hiccups. For example, because there was so much depth to Mary, there seemed to be extraneous details that could have been further developed. Additionally, while time obviously seems to pass, each section broke up the story’s flow without a clear idea of just how much time it had been. Overall, I believe this short story would’ve been better drawn out but, understandably, that would have been a hard balance with the feel-good promise.

A Bride for Noah was an enjoyable and quick read. I would certainly recommend this to anyone who enjoys historical fiction and needs a quick read between longer novels.

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The Ghastly Gumball by Naomi Valkyrie – Review by Rachel Moss

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The Ghastly GumballThe Ghastly Gumball by Naomi Valkyrie
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

This book was a really good read! This one thing I absolutely love about this author. She always manages to make a short and sweet book full of interesting storylines, characters, and plots and this one was no different. This book was so quick to read, and I laughed, and stayed so enthralled while reading. This book was so entertaining to me I could hardly put it down. I doubt there will be a sequel to this book, but it was so good I would love to see these characters come back! Kudos to the author for publishing another amazing story. I can’t wait for the next one!

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Road Rage (Outlaw Series Book 4) by Katrina Kantas – Review by Alexandria Richard

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Road Rage (OUTLAW, #4)Road Rage by Karina Kantas
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

This book was hard for me to rate, so my review will reflect that. I am a fan of dark romance and other dark readings, so that is also reflected here.

3.75 rounded up.

The good:
I did enjoyed the overall story of this book, and reading about Gem’s evolution into Rage (the Motorcycle Club) and the glimpses of her backstory and how she came to be when she met Shep. Gem does get her HEA with her man, and I thoroughly enjoyed reading about her building that relationship and allowing it to thrive. I also really enjoyed the street racing aspect and the adrenaline that came from reading those scenes.

The so-so:
I feel like some of the flashbacks would have in fact been better placed sooner in the books, especially some of Gem’s flashbacks to her time with the Hawks. (That transition in the book seemed to be thrust on us out of nowhere.) I felt like there wasn’t enough time to recover from her trauma in the flashbacks to then jumping into the contemporary trauma she was experiencing. Normally when I read a dark series I like to read about characters who, despite their trauma, are strong and willing to fight back, and while Gem does, it’s done in a way that leaves me left wanting. I found the romance aspect of this book lacking as well as there was almost no actual sex scenes that occurred, were just told there was sex between the characters, or that it was good or the best sex of Gem’s life, and then the only real description of a sex scene is traumatic for the character.

Disclaimer: I have not read the other books in the series, and by this book I don’t think I will. This book is not the first I’ve read by this author, so when I saw it and the synopsis I was excited; however it fell flat for me. This book was originally published in 2013, making it 9 years old at the time of this review, and the author’s writing has come a long way since. I just couldn’t get behind the writing here. It’s definitely a case of telling, not showing. I also felt that it wasn’t the smoothest in its transitions from one situation to the next.

Cw: drug use, violence against women, domestic violence, detailed description of fist fighting, sexual and nonsexual assault, active rape, motor cycle club culture.

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Divine Vintage by Sandra L. Young – Review by Daryian Lucas

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Divine VintageDivine Vintage by Sandra L. Young
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

This was my first read by this author and it was so well written. The details in this book are so descriptive I felt transported to the time period. It’s a historical, romance, mystery all in one and it’s done very well. This book does a great job at making the time period relatable and not feel like forever ago. I love the love between Tess and Trey and can’t wait to read more from this author!

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A Bride for Noah (Brides of Broken Arrow) by Cheryl Wright – Review by Misti Maggio

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A Bride for Noah (Brides of Broken Arrow #1)A Bride for Noah by Cheryl Wright
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

This book is the perfect easy read. I was able to take a relaxing afternoon to get it finished. The characters are great and went well together. This was my first book by this author, and I really enjoyed it. I look forward to reading the rest of the books in the series.
Reviewed by @mimimadge

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Doctor D’s Orderly Affair (Doctors of Eastport General) by C.A. King – Review by April McCoy

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Doctor D's Orderly AffairDoctor D’s Orderly Affair by C.A. King
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

What a well rounded book! The perfect mix of all things I really look for in a book! The characters were so loveable and Dr. D had a lot more to him than what first met the eye! An easy book to cozy up and read. Read the whole book in one sitting and couldn’t stop pawing page after page!

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