The Wolf’s Shadow (The Lycanthropy Files Book 1) by Cecilia Dominic – Review by Shannen Kern

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The Wolf's Shadow (The Lycanthropy Files #1)The Wolf’s Shadow by Cecilia Dominic
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

What an interesting perspective on werewolves. I love everything about this book and thought the author did a great job of creating this spectacular original spin on popular folklore.

Joanie is an epidemiologist that seems to have quite the streak of bad luck. Her lab burns to the ground destroying her research on CSL and her boss effectively ends her career, kicking her while she’s down. Joanie also lost her grandfather and though they haven’t had contact in quite some time, she starts to feel a closeness to him as she remembers her childhood with him. The author really knows how to tug at your heart with these memories and I may have reached for a tissue a time or two.

There are multiple interesting characters throughout this book that have wonderful development. I tend to have a hard time focusing on numerous characters but the author did incredible! I am on my way to grab the second book right now, thank goodness it’s a series!

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The Wolf’s Shadow (The Lycanthropy Files Book 1) by Cecilia Dominic – Review by Sheri Schrader

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The Wolf's Shadow (The Lycanthropy Files #1)The Wolf’s Shadow by Cecilia Dominic
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

The Wolf’s Shadow: An Urban Fantasy Thriller is the first book in the Lycanthropy Files. This is a different take on the werewolf mythology, coming from a medical outlook. I enjoyed the story and the characters. The main character, Joanie Fisher, is intelligent and exciting. Even though she is a research scientist, I enjoyed how she still has doubts about what she is researching. I look forward to reading more in this series and seeing the path the characters take.

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Toby: The (Mostly) True Story of a Former Bad Dog by Stephanie Wilson Peterson – Review by Lyndsay withey

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Toby: The (Mostly) True Story of a Former Bad DogToby: The (Mostly) True Story of a Former Bad Dog by Stephenie Wilson Peterson
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

Oh this was such a fun book! Toby wants to be a good dog but The Cat next door just won’t let him. I read this book with my 10 year old and she absolutely loved and laughed so hard at the descriptions. It was very easy to visualize what was happening in the story. Highly recommend this book as a quick easy read aloud for families.

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The Wolf’s Shadow (The Lycanthropy Files Book 1) by Cecilia Dominic – Review by Sarah King

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The Wolf's Shadow (The Lycanthropy Files #1)The Wolf’s Shadow by Cecilia Dominic
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

A fire, major discovery, things not being as they appear, secrets, death, disappearances, and werewolves whats not to love. When Dr. Jodie’s lab catches fire and she losses her job, she heads to the estate she gained from her grandfather. However once there things just get stranger. The existence of werewolves, missing children are just some of the issues she faces. What will come of these new discoveries? Will she find the answers she seeks?

I genuinely enjoyed this book and cant wait to read the rest of the series. I did struggle a little with the characters at times if felt like too much info was given and at others you wished there was more. Overall though the characters and the world itself were well developed. I also loved that there was such a scientific/ medical view that was an angle you don’t see often but I enjoyed immensely.

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The Wolf’s Shadow (The Lycanthropy Files Book 1) by Cecilia Dominic – Review by Rosanna Ingram

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The Wolf's Shadow (The Lycanthropy Files #1)The Wolf’s Shadow by Cecilia Dominic
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

Dr. Joanie Fisher is having quite the go in life, recently…which has led to the demise of her relationship and the loss of her job. However, a new venture has dropped into her lap in the form of her inheritance of her grandfather’s estate. A series of child abductions has Joanie’s best friend, Lonna, joining her as she moves in.

Joanie, who was researching CLS (Chronic Lycanthropy Syndrome) prior to her lab burning down, finds herself being sought out by locals to continue her research. Unfortunately, there are other who do not want it to continue. But, what happens when she finds out that her research has a much more personal stakes than she could have ever imagines? It becomes apparent that there are much more sinister things going on in the town of Crystal Springs than Joanie and Lonna could have imagined. Can they catch the culprit(s) in time? Or will they fall victim to the undercurrent of the town?

This was an interesting take on the typical shifter story. It focused more on the medical “why” and “how”, compared to other stories. I did find it a tad hard to connect to Joanie….not sure if it was her attitude of what…but I pushed through because the storyline was quite interesting. There were quite a few unanswered questions at the end…which hopefully will be answered in upcoming books.

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The Wolf’s Shadow (The Lycanthropy Files Book 1) by Cecilia Dominic – Review by Rebecca Hill

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The Wolf's Shadow (The Lycanthropy Files #1)The Wolf’s Shadow by Cecilia Dominic
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

I found this book fascinating. I loved the idea of approaching werewolves from a scientific standpoint. Dr Joanie Fisher is a research scientist who is studying CLS – Chronic Lycanthropy Syndrome. When she seems to have lost everything, from her job to her boyfriend, she discovers her grandfather has passed and left his estate to her. What she doesn’t know is that Wolfsburg Manor is a hot spot for people with CLS and that werewolves are real. She begins to find out more about the werewolves and how her research could possibly help them. The writing kept me interested as well as the mysteries in the story. It was an enjoyable read, and I am looking forward to reading more books in this series.

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The Wolf’s Shadow (The Lycanthropy Files Book 1) by Cecilia Dominic – Review by Jo Frizzell

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The Wolf's Shadow (The Lycanthropy Files #1)The Wolf’s Shadow by Cecilia Dominic
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

This book was extremely well-written and kept me on the edge of my seat! I’m a sucker for strong female leads and this story’s main character definitely didn’t disappoint. An epidemiologist, focusing her research on curing lycanthropy, is brilliant and strong-willed. She’s also unwilling to bow to others who will stop at nothing to get her to stop her research. If you like urban fantasy and thrillers, this is definitely a must read!

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The Wolf’s Shadow (The Lycanthropy Files Book 1) by Cecilia Dominic – Review by Jennifer Gordon

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The Wolf's Shadow (The Lycanthropy Files #1)The Wolf’s Shadow by Cecilia Dominic
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

This is an enjoyable and exciting urban fantasy novel, which kept me hooked from start to finish. Epidemiologist Joanie Fisher is having a hard time, her boss both fires her and ends their affair, her lab burns down, and then she discovers that the estate she’s inherited is infested with werewolves! Joanie was working on cutting edge research, looking into wolves physical changes and having been approached by a particularly handsome shifter, who begged her to continue her work, she discovers a sinister conspiracy. Working hard to then find a cure, Joanie puts her own life in danger, as a shadowy figure lurking in the background, will resort to murder in order to stop her developing a treatment for the wolfish disease. Joanie is definitely a strong female character who I felt engaged with throughout this fast paced story. The descriptive narrative brings the setting to life, and I felt immersed in Joanie’s world. I look forward to the next book in the series.

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The Wolf’s Shadow (The Lycanthropy Files Book 1) by Cecilia Dominic – Review by Jasmin Marie

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The Wolf's Shadow (The Lycanthropy Files #1)The Wolf’s Shadow by Cecilia Dominic
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

I love a good thriller and I LOVE a good werewolf novel. This story is an excellent combination of both. Although it took a little while for the story to pick up, I was intrigued by the plot line, characters, and the connection between Joana’s research and the mysterious town of Piney Mountain/Crystal Pines. I felt that the descriptions of people and places was just enough without giving too much away about each character. I liked that I wasn’t sure who I should trust and was kept guessing until the very end. Excellent story, I look forward to reading more from this author.

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The Wolf’s Shadow (The Lycanthropy Files Book 1) by Cecilia Dominic – Review by Desiree Ottinger

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The Wolf's Shadow (The Lycanthropy Files #1)The Wolf’s Shadow by Cecilia Dominic
My rating: 3 of 5 stars

Doctor Joanie Fisher is working towards becoming a leading epidemiologist studying the cause of Chronic Lycanthropy Syndrome (CLS). However, before she really starts to make a name for herself, a series of events happens to her. First, her workplace burns down, and she loses all of her research. Next, her married boyfriend/boss dumps her out of the blue. Then her grandfather disappears -suspected to be dead- and leaves her millions of dollars in inheritance, as well as a werewolf infested mansion!

Joanie decides to make the best of the situation and travels to Crystal Springs with her best friend, who is also going there to inquire about missing kids. Once they arrive, they realize that there is a nefarious plot going on in this small town. Can they find the true culprits and remain unscathed? Or will their lives also irrevocably change like those in the small town?

This was a different perspective on werewolves concerning how they came about and what all that entailed. I enjoyed the story and the thoughtfulness that went into creating this scientific history, per se, of lycanthropy. The characters were interesting to read about, but I had a hard time identifying with them. Overall, it was an enjoyable read and good way to launch a series.

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The Wolf’s Shadow (The Lycanthropy Files Book 1) by Cecilia Dominic – Review by Dawn Brown

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The Wolf's Shadow (The Lycanthropy Files #1)The Wolf’s Shadow by Cecilia Dominic
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

Joanie has just lost her lab to a fire, her job because of the fire and her boyfriend (who happened to be her boss.) When she realizes she has inherited her grandfather’s estate, she moves in there. Once there, in the small town, Joanie notices a lot of strange things happening. For one, there are a lot of local children that have gone missing. For another, people are having strange reactions to catching CLS, a lycanthropy disease. Being a researcher, Joanie sets about trying to see what is going on with the disease while helping her friend, Lonna, try to figure out what has happened to the missing children.
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This is not your average paranormal story. I love to read author’s different interpretations on the paranormal. In this set, the existence of a disease is well known but people turning into werewolves from it is not. This interpretation definitely had me intrigued. The author does a great job of keeping parts of the story mysterious and keeping the reader interested. With new developments peppered throughout the story, this book is not one to miss.

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The True Garza (Red Cage Book 3) by S. Ann Cole – Review by Michelle Austin

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The True Garza (Red Cage, #3)The True Garza by S. Ann Cole
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

This was a great 5 star read.
True, where to start with True, I loved him. He originally met London when she was living in Denver, they had a great week but it never went further than that. London has now come to L.A., she is a very good P.I. and eventually gets a job with Red Cage and True is her boss. Things take a scary twist when London gets the attention of someone very dangerous.

Will London find who is after her? Will True and London give into their attraction?

Overall this was a great read. You could feel the attraction coming off the pages between these two, loved the teasing. I really enjoyed all of the characters and how great they all got along. Loved the bantering. We get twists and turns that added a great element to the story. My emotions were all over the place. If you’re looking for a great romance that will have you on the edge of your seat this is the book for you. I look forward to reading more from this author and series. 1-click and get started today.

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The True Garza (Red Cage Book 3) by S. Ann Cole – Review by Kerry Carr

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The True Garza (Red Cage, #3)The True Garza by S. Ann Cole
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

This is the 3rd book in the Red Cage Series. This is the first book I have read and I was able to follow the story so it can be read as a standalone book. The author does an amazing job with the characters and the story. The plot is full of twists and turns that keeps the reader guessing and hooked. I love Lonny. She is a strong and determined woman who does a dangerous job. She never had time for love or romance until an encounter with a certain man that blows her mind.
7 nights they were together and he rocked her world but that is all it was. Just a fling.
However Lonny can’t forget him.
Now she is being hired to go undercover to capture some people who are trafficking woman. As if this wasn’t complicated enough her boss is none other than the man she can’t forget.

We are now taken on a rollercoaster of a journey as the need to work together to solve this crime. One false move and everything could go wrong and lead them into danger. But the attraction between them is so strong they may not be able to resist. Add to this the fact that both parties are hiding secrets and this is one story that will keep you hooked until the end.

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The True Garza (Red Cage Book 3) by S. Ann Cole – Review by Katie Turner

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The True Garza (Red Cage, #3)The True Garza by S. Ann Cole
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

I am weak for a steamy romance and The True Garza certainly packed a punch. I loved Lonny (London), and her straightforward I-do-things-my-way attitude. She doesn’t feel intimidated or inferior to any man and she is very successful at her job as a private investigator, even if she struggles at following orders. However, she will do practically anything for True Garza, who was once her week-long fling in Denver and now, a year later, is her boss when she takes a job at Red Cage in L.A. As things continually become more complicated and emotionally charged between them, their deeply imprinted flaws and events from hurtful pasts make it hard for them to be able to fully intertwine.

While there were times this story had me cringing and my eyes rolling, I loved this book and I honestly couldn’t put it down once I started. The story can be read as a standalone, but I will be going back and reading the first two books!

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The True Garza (Red Cage Book 3) by S. Ann Cole – Review by Katie Kearney

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The True Garza (Red Cage, #3)The True Garza by S. Ann Cole
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

Wow this story had me completely drawn in and I definitely blocked out the outside world in my need to finish it in one sitting. The characters are so well written I tended to forget I was reading a story. They were so easy to connect with and they draw you into their story in a way that it’s hard to leave them when the end of the story comes but you love your time with them all the same. It’s well written and paced nicely never feeling rushed or lacking. I’d give it more stars if I could but five will have to do! Go one click it trust me you won’t regret it! Highly recommended!

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The True Garza (Red Cage Book 3) by S. Ann Cole – Review by Bobbi Wagner

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The True Garza (Red Cage Book 3)The True Garza by S. Ann Cole
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

This is the third book in this series which can be read as a standalone. This is my first book in this series which I look forward to reading the previous books as well. I enjoyed reading this story. I enjoyed how the author used details to bring the story to life and make it pop. I was pulled into the story from the start. They are creative, supportive and connectable. I enjoyed what they brought to the story. This is a fast paced story where these two people meet in a bar and are pulled together by seven steamy nights. Then he disappears only to pop back up as her new boss. What happens next with these characters you don’t want to miss. They have great growth throughout. They made the story entertaining to read and I really enjoyed it. This is a story that seems dark in places which just added to the story. I highly recommend this book.

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Taming of the Few (Guardians of the PHAE Book 1) by Rowan Dillon – Review by Daryian Lucas

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Taming of the FewTaming of the Few by Christy Nicholas
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

4.6/5 stars
This is such a good I try to the series! I couldn’t put it down. The different POVs are done so well that it’s not confusing at all. This book is also very well written. I was honestly very surprised at how much I liked it. It reminded me of 1950’s USA, but with the “unhiddens” instead. I’m very excited to read not only book two, but more by this author.

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Taming of the Few (Guardians of the PHAE Book 1) by Rowan Dillon – Review by Betsy Melano

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Taming of the FewTaming of the Few by Christy Nicholas
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

The author has written an interesting world of fantasy that has aspects we recognize but at the same time gives us differences. The characters are well written regarding their individual powers and are fairly easy to connect with. From the start we can feel the danger and hostility the characters face for being different from the rest of the human race.
Many of the people with powers are finding it hard to stay safe. Those with powers are finding safe haven in Ireland at a school where they can learn more about their abilities and learn to work together. The ones who found sanctuary in Ireland must now work together to keep the school and others who helped them.
I enjoyed reading this first book in the series and I’m looking forward to see how the team continues to work together.

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Squid (Moto X Book 5) by Brooke May – Review by Shelly Kittell

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SquidSquid by Brooke May
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

Levi is just an grown up manchild. His dad calls him out and cuts off his funds. Time to get a job and be a man. After getting an STD, Levi has to depend on his law career, he goes into his dad’s firm. Miss Kindle James is his supervisor. It turns out she’s the hotty out who’s not into him and has no qualms telling him off. I loved this story. The chemistry is there. The sparks are so hot that you could start a fire. Dad is a little overbearing. His friends are awesome. All the hard-time giving and wives teasing him was so entertaining as I watched him grow up. Kindle was just as into him as he was for her. She just wasn’t giving up her career goals. The plot was well-developed. Levi matured as we got to watch him develop into a real man who realized what he wanted and went for it. Now, the crazy roommate, that was insane. I’d have run her over. Stalk much, she was nuts. Plot twist at the end was excellent, didn’t see that. This author writes really great romance. So realistic and feels like they could be twisted right from today’s love lines. The characters felt real. I loved Mom with dropping hints for a shopping buddy. I loved everything about this story. Well done! You must read this.

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Illegal by K.J. Gillenwater – Review by Bobbi Wagner

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IllegalIllegal by K.J. Gillenwater
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

I enjoyed this suspenseful story. This is a new author for me which I look forward to reading more from this author in the future. I enjoyed how the characters pulled me into the story from the start. The level of suspense kept growing throughout the story. The author’s use of details made the story realistic. I found the characters to be connectable as well as engaging. This is a fast paced story that is full of action. A story where two people find themselves in danger from drug cartels and corrupted law enforcement. You don’t want to miss what happens next. A great story that was hard to put down. It is a fun and entertaining story that I highly recommend. You don’t want to miss these twists and turns.

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Heart Broken (Satan’s Devils MC #5) Audio Book by Manda Mellett – Review by Ashley Hasting

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This series gives me such an emotional roller coaster ride, and I love them for it! Heart has finally woken from his coma, but with Crystal gone, he has become heartbroken. This resulted in him doing bad decisions and being given a 6 month suspension from Satan Devils to give him one last chance. He was going to give up and not take that chance, till he heard the words from Mark, and the rest you need to listen to! Lots of past history, drama, and karma, but so good to listen to!

Flame and Crystal Thorns (Fae and Crystal Thorns Book 1) by Kay L. Moody – Review by Sam Rainville

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Flame and Crystal Thorns (Fae and Crystal Thorns, #1)Flame and Crystal Thorns by Kay L. Moody
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

Right away we meet Chloe and learn what a kind and dedicated healer she is. My inner feminist was quickly applauding a female apothecary in a male role.
Enter Quintus, with whom Chloe has a history. He needs her help in faery. She doesn’t want to go, but finds herself with little choice if she wants to save her loved ones.
This was a very well written faery tale that makes you fall in love with the characters as you share their journey.
There is a cliff hanger ending that will have to anxiously awaiting the next book in what promises to be a great series.

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Flame and Crystal Thorns (Fae and Crystal Thorns Book 1) by Kay L. Moody – Review by Rachel Moss

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Flame and Crystal Thorns (Fae and Crystal Thorns, #1)Flame and Crystal Thorns by Kay L. Moody
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

This was a great read! I know there was another series before this one, and I do feel like I would understand Faerie and the characters a little bit more if I had of read if first, however I didn’t feel like I missed much in regards to past events with this novel. The writing was phenomenal, and the story telling was magnificent. I was so easily pulled into this story and finished it fairly quickly. I could imagine everything in this book and felt like I was really there. I absolutely loved this book and can’t wait for the next installment!

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Flame and Crystal Thorns (Fae and Crystal Thorns Book 1) by Kay L. Moody – Review by Dahnielle Hibbert

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Flame and Crystal Thorns (Fae and Crystal Thorns, #1)Flame and Crystal Thorns by Kay L. Moody
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

I really love stories about the Fae realm and this book was no exception. All the little details make it a super fun read. Chloe is a healer and a bit insecure in her daily life although she does has a quick tongue and a bit of bite in her I found her a delightful character. Quintus is a charming Fae character that is your quintessential hero. Strong, pensive with a bent towards protective. Set in sometime period around possibly Victorian times Chloe is making her own way in a world where women don’t work. Quintus comes to the mortal world to get Chloe’s help. Chloe balks at returning to Faerie but Quintus tells her she is the only one who can save her sister. The shocking end made me a bit miffed but hey I am only human! Cliffhangers make me crazy!!! Great read you won’t regret!!

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Flame and Crystal Thorns (Fae and Crystal Thorn Series Book 1) by Kay.L Moody – Review by Laura-Jane Minnie

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Flame and Crystal Thorns (Fae and Crystal Thorns, #1)Flame and Crystal Thorns by Kay L. Moody
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

This is the first book in the series, but is a spin off from a previous book that I have not read. Chloe is happy to go back to the human world after being in the faerie realm with her sister who is queen. Chloe is mortal and prefers to be with her own people even though she loves her sister dearly she just wants to remain being a healer and help people. That is until she is summoned back to the faerie world as her sister is in danger, Mortals have took her castle. Chloe is torn but she will do anything for her sister, with the guide of Quintus who is moody, arrogant and sexy specimen this slow burn romance turns in to something special. Although this does end on a massive cliff hanger ahhh!!!

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Everything to Me (Playing for Keeps 2) by Laura Fraser Review- Penelope Kehrer

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Everything to Me (Playing for Keeps Book 2)Everything to Me by Lauren Fraser
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

I love a good sports romance and this one absolutely hit the spot! Kendall was an amazing female protagonist and a very powerful woman. Pete was hot and sweet. A textbook example of a book boyfriend if there ever was one. I loved that Kendall didn’t hide her intentions and that there wasn’t a lot of monologuing and pining. Sometimes you just want to get to the action! Overall I would say this is a solid sports romance, perfect for fans of Elle Kennedy and Lyssa Kay Adams! I’ll definitely be checking out other books by this author!

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Coyote’s Road Trip by Laura Koerber – Review by Kerry Carr

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Coyote's Road TripCoyote’s Road Trip by Laura Koerber
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

I really enjoyed this short read. The author does an amazing job of mixing genres in one book which makes it a very unique and interesting read. I love the theme if climate change and the effects it is having on the world. I love how the author writes our main character Coyote Jim.
Coyote Jim is a spirit/shapeshifter. He had lived a long life and had seen many changes and people come and go. From the original people to what he terms new people which is us. He is now on a journey to find a new home. His journey isn’t straight forward and we meet some interesting characters along the way.
Coyote Jim is a good soul who sometimes doesn’t bad things to survive and get by but deep down he is a good person as the things he does is never with malicious intent.

It was a very interesting read and journey and fully captures how we are humans are and the negative effect we are having on our natural world

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Collateral Damage (Mafia Elite Series Book 6) by Amy McKinley – Review by Michelle Austin

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Collateral Damage: A Second Chance Mafia Romance (Mafia Elite Book 6)Collateral Damage: A Second Chance Mafia Romance by Amy McKinley
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

This was a great 5 star read.
Hailey had originally met Trey at a dinner party but something caused him to walk away. We jump ahead and Hailey finds herself in a dangerous predicament. Trey is hired by her step father to find her after she has been taken. Trey finds Hailey and brings her to his home, there is something off about the whole situation and he refuses to let her leave until he figures it out. Having Hailey in his home is making his feelings stir again, there is something about Hailey that is different. The longer they are together the closer they become.

Will Trey be able to help Hailey? Will Trey drop his walls and let Hailey in?

Overall this was a great read. There are several unexpected twists and turns. I loved her best friend but he also got on my list for ghosting her at times. All of the wives were great, I loved how quickly they brought Hailey into their circle. There is so much more to this read. If you’re looking for a great read I highly suggest this series. This book can be read as a stand alone but I suggest reading from the beginning so that you can get to know all of the family. 1- click and get started today.

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Collateral Damage (Mafia Elite Series Book 6) by Amy McKinley – Review by Katie Matthews

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Collateral Damage: A Second Chance Mafia Romance (Mafia Elite Book 6)Collateral Damage: A Second Chance Mafia Romance by Amy McKinley
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

Oh what a story! I don’t know how this author does it – every single story she writes is just amazing, nothing is repeated, no two characters are the same and they are always amazing reads! Trey and Hailey’s story was just fantastic from start to finish – it had everything I’ve come to expect from this talented author and more. I’ve been waiting for Trey’s story for a while and it didn’t disappoint. I loved the chemistry between him and Hailey – after everything he’d been through he definitely deserved his happy ever after. I say this a lot but I definitely feel like this one if one of my favourites from this author so far and definitely my favourite form this series!
I am really looking forward to the next book in the series!

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Collateral Damage (Mafia Elite Series Book 6) by Amy McKinley – Review by Crystal Jimenez

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Collateral Damage: A Second Chance Mafia Romance (Mafia Elite Book 6)Collateral Damage: A Second Chance Mafia Romance by Amy McKinley
My rating: 3 of 5 stars

This was an OK book for me. Was it my favorite in the series? No. But I still like it. This was a second chance mafia romance that was sweet as well. You can read this book as a stand-alone, or as part of the series. You should give this book a try and see how you like it.

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