Taylor’s Law by Jennifer Raines – Review by Angelina Frazzini

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Taylor's LawTaylor’s Law by Jennifer Raines
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

This book was a quick read by a new to me author.

Ella finds herself raising her niece, Tessa, after her sister loses her two year battle with cancer. After the funeral, Ella finds a letter for an appointment her sister had with a lawyer they do not have a good history with. She shows up to the appointment only to realize she may lose the loose custody she has of her niece. While all this is happening, Ella inexplicably finds herself drawn to Jake and while he’s sure Ella has something to do with her sisters apparent extortion plot, their chemistry is off the charts. As more secrets are unearthed, Ella isn’t sure who she has on her side but one thing she does know is she will fight for Tessa with everything he has.

I enjoyed this story. It was slightly different than most I’ve read and it kept me engaged. The characters were well written. There was a lot of emotion and tension in this book. I couldn’t wait to find out what was going to happen next!

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Key to His Heart by Kristina Beck – Review by Heidi Schoolman

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Key To His HeartKey To His Heart by Kristina Beck
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

This is a romance novel and is 354 pages in length. This story follows Katrina and TJ. Katrina is a pregnant and divorced artist who has just recently moved to a small town. TJ is a high school teacher that used to play pro football and has moved back to his hometown. Katrina is just looking for a new start and TJ is looking for forever. This was such a sweet read.

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Enemies of Doves by Shanessa Gluhm – Review by La Toya Lewis

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Enemies of DovesEnemies of Doves by Shanessa Gluhm
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

Thirteen years after Joel Fitchett wanders into a diner in East Texas carrying his younger brother Clancy, both badly beaten, they both suffer from the aftershocks. They have made a promise to each other to hide the truth of what went on. Later, in 1991 Garrison Stark finds his way to Texas, chasing a rumor that Clancy is his biological grandfather. He is looking for a family but stumbles into a web of 60 years of lies that involve both Joel and Clancy along with a woman named Lorraine whom they both loved. The author masterfully weaves a story with alternating timelines that manage to hook you in from the first page. The characters are all complex and wonderfully written. The plot is intriguing. There are a lot of twists and turns and the story has you in tears. You cannot help but feel for these characters. This is a very well-written, page-turner of a story.

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Triad Resumption: Part Two (Grimm Wolves MC Book 6) by D.M. Earl – Review by Veronica July 2022

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Triad Resumption, Part Two (Grimm Wolves MC #6)Triad Resumption, Part Two by D.M. Earl
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

This book is put into two because of all the hell we go through. Chains is kidnapped and tortured. Ms. Earl takes you on a roller coaster of emotions. Your heart will heart with uncertainty. You will go through hell but there is a light at the end of the tunnel you just have to go through it.

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Undeniable (Central Florida Stories Book 2) by Victoria Saccenti – Review by Kerry Carr

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Undeniable (Central Florida Stories, #2)Undeniable by Victoria Saccenti
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

This is the second book in Central Florida Stories. These books can be read as a standalone as well. This story is a romance, but with cartels and danger it gives the story an extra element. Add to it the BDSM factor and it becomes a gripping steamy read.
The author does an amazing job with the character. Both of our main characters have problems in their past that they are working through. As a reader I like that because it makes them feel more realistic.

In this story we are with Arely and Kurt. They have known each other for years as Kurt was a friend to Arely’s brother. Arely always had a soft spot for Kurt but she was always his friends baby sister.

Fast forward and their lives cross again in a way neither of them expected. Arely is on the run from a dangerous cartel and needs to keep a low profile. To do this she starts working behind the bar at a BDSM club. What she doesn’t realise is that the owner is Kurt.

Kurt has problems of his own, suffering from PTSD he’s struggling to function in every day life. He has no drive until a blast from the past in the form of Arely walks back into his life.
For the first time Kurt sees her as the woman she has now become and the Dom in him wants to claim her for his own.

Will this couple finally get their HEA? Will the cartel find Arely? And if they do will Kurt be able to protect her from the dangers that are coming her way?

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The Detail by Dana Wayne – Review by Bobbi Wagner

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The DetailThe Detail by Dana Wayne
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

I enjoyed reading this suspenseful story. This is a new author for me. I enjoyed their writing skills from beginning to end. This is a well written story about a killer who is determined for revenge and there is only one way to get that which is to kill. The twists and turns had me sitting on the edge of my seat and turning pages fast. A story not only I don’t want to miss but also just hard to put down. A fast paced story that is full of action and even some romance. I enjoyed how the characters pulled me into their story. There is fast growth and great growth with the characters. This is an easy story to read as the characters are relatable and make you feel as if you are right there with them. A great story that I highly recommend.

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Triad Resumption: Part Two (Grimm Wolves MC Book 6) by D.M. Earl – Review by Piper Foster

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Triad Resumption: Part Two (Grimm Wolves MC Book 6)Triad Resumption: Part Two by D.M. Earl
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

Part two of this story is heart breaking. It has many explicit violence, sexual situations, disturbing situations related to the mental and emotional state of a person and taboo subjects, offensive language, and very mature subject matter. Recommended for age 18 and above . It’s a highly emotional book and I’d suggest reading it alone because it a roller-coaster of emotions. Chains is still recovering from his captivy that he endured as his past comes out the support of his brothers shows through and through

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Enemies of Doves by Shanessa Gluhm – Review by Amanda Swindle

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Enemies of DovesEnemies of Doves by Shanessa Gluhm
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

Enemies of Doves is set in changing timelines between WWII and 1992 and includes some very heavy topics and trigger warnings for PTSD, child abuse, and addiction. The story follows a few different people. Tom Fitchett is a dentist in a small town in 1941 with two sons. He is also an awful father, and expects perfection from them. He is often verbally and physically abusive, and this leaves for a tough life for the boys. His sons, Joel and Clancy, only two years apart, learn to look out for each other, while both try to figure out their paths. Garrison stark, in 1991, loses his parents and goes his own journey for answers, with the help of his grandmother and her dementia. Then you have Lorraine, who both of the aforementioned brothers, are in love with. She also loves both of them. How or where will the love triangle go? Will Garrison get his answers? How are the two timelines relevant to each other? All of this and so much more is answered. The ending was both unexpected and heartbreaking, and worth every minute it took to get there. Definitely deserving of 5 stars.

Reviewed by @zoltrixes

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Murder Most Pemberley (Eliza Darcy Mysteries Book 1) by Jessica Berg – Review by Jennifer Gordon

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Murder Most Pemberley (Eliza Darcy Mysteries Book 1)Murder Most Pemberley by Jessica Berg
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

I thoroughly enjoyed this romantic cozy mystery with a Jane Austen/Pride and Prejudice twist. American Eliza Darcy travels to “Merry Old England” to attend a Darcy/Bennet family reunion. However, Eliza has an ulterior motive for going, and that is to resolve the estrangement between her father and uncle. Having arrived in England and explored the vast Pemberley estate of her ancestors, Eliza has to, “channel her inner Agatha Christie” when a dead body surfaces. Suddenly afternoon tea is replaced by murder and mayhem, especially as the body count starts rising. When clues to the murder begin to merge with her investigation into her family’s rift, she decides to let loose her “inner wannabe sleuth”, even though she promised to keep out of the official Scotland Yard investigation.
With the help from the handsome Heath Tilney, and her batty great-aunt, Eliza rushes to untangle the web of lives and secrets, and still finds time to flirt with her British heartthrob. Three murders later and the clues are running out as Eliza keeps investigating and realises that her own life is in danger. This was a great read, I loved the fact that all the characters were descendants of Elizabeth and Mr Darcy, and I loved all the Austen references dotted through the book. Eliza is a wonderful heroine and could just as easily have been in a Jane Austen novel herself. I felt immersed in the story and engaged with the characters. The storyline had me hooked and the plot twists kept me guessing, making it very hard to put this book down! I look forward to the next book in the series.

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I’m Not Your Difference (Fitz Series Book 4) by Theresa Sederholt – Review by Tanya Wall, July 2022

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I'm Not Your Difference (Fitz, #4)I’m Not Your Difference by Theresa Sederholt
My rating: 3 of 5 stars

This is book 4 in a series. I was able to read it and enjoy even though I haven’t read any of the first books. It is an emotional story – from happiness to sadness, love and betrayal, and danger but underneath it all is family love.

This book deals with some very sensitive subjects, the main one is the targeting of people due to their sexuality.

Andy partner leaves Andy and their adopted deaf daughter. He has to try to do what’s right for them both, even when dealing with pain of loss. After facing the loss and getting back on track, his partner returns. Andy has to decide if he can build trust again.

In the world around them, there is a serial killer on the loose killing gay men. Andy’s brother in law is on the case of trying to stop the killer. – understanding that Andy could be a target.

This is an action packed story.

Enemies of Doves by Shanessa Gluhm – Review by Emily

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Enemies of DovesEnemies of Doves by Shanessa Gluhm
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

Joel Fitchett is found badly beaten and carrying his brother, Clancy in 1932. The theory is that the police know who did it, but with neither boys talking there is a mystery that surrounds what happened that fateful day.

This story vacillates from 1991 back to the 40’s with a college student Garrison Stark trying to uncover the history of Joel Fitchett as well as finding out if Clancy is his grandfather. Clancy disappeared in 1946, will Garrison figure out what really happened and if Clancy is who he thinks he is.

This pulled me right in, I thought the pacing of the story was well done. I definitely was intrigued by what happened to Joel and as you delve into the story and see how it all unfolds. New to me author and I will definitely like to see future books from her.

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Shake Down (First Coast Thriller Book 1) by Armand Rosamilia – Review by Codi Parham

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Shake DownShake Down by Armand Rosamilia
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

Shake Down (First Coast Thriller Book 1) by Armand Rosamilia – Review by Codi Parham

Such a fan of this book and Clayton, not Clay. I could not put it down and I cannot wait to see what happens next! All of the characters were relatable and I found myself rooting for Clayton throughout! Shake Down was one of the best I’ve read recently! Looking forward to the next adventure!

Shake Down, First Coast Thriller Series, Armand Rosamilia, Review, Itsy Bitsy Book Bits, Crime, Thriller

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Death & Mirrors (All Things Dark & Deadly Book 1) by SF Benson – Review by Amy Brennan

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Death & Mirrors: All Things Dark & Deadly, Book OneDeath & Mirrors: All Things Dark & Deadly, Book One by S.F. Benson
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

I do enjoy a good mystery novel, and I thoroughly enjoyed the paranormal and magical aspect that this one introduced. The beginning of the novel, we learn of Evaline is a necromancer, and the daughter of an important man, one who only wants to keep him and his daughter safe, and ensure that she will be taken care of in the manner she has become used to. Little does he know, she has ore of an interest in making a difference and helping people, than she does staying safe and being a ‘proper’ lady.

This rabbit hole was one that brought great entertainment to this reader, the character development and world building was extremely well done, and there were a few different side story lines to the main plot that brought on laughter, gasps, and applause for how strong a female lead she is. Of course, being the first installment, the end of this leaves many questions, and I for one, am very excited to follow Evaline and Del wherever their narrative may take them. Don’t hesitate to pick this gem up!

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Saved by Love (Bellevue Bullies Book 7) by Toni Aleo – Review by Michelle Mulvey

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Saved by Love (Bellevue Bullies #7)Saved by Love by Toni Aleo
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

I have never read any work by this author but that will change soon. I have to say, this book was a breath of fresh air. This book touches on lots of subjects. Crazy college kids, pro hockey players making tough decisions affecting their career, young love, family, mental health…you name it.
Evan is a pro hockey player with his twin brother. However, Evan doesn’t love it like everyone thinks he does. He has severe anxiety and after consideration he decides to retire and that’s when he spots Callie. He is now working close with the gymnastics team and Callie calls dibs on him before any of her teammates can. Callie knows who Evan is because he’s on the team with her brother in law. Evan is basically just a shell of himself until he meets Callie and begins to get close to her. Callie has been crushing on Evan and ever since their literal run in, Evan want seem to get her off his mind. It’s not as easy as two strangers meeting, Callie’s brother in law has warned all his teammates away from Callie for many years. Does that mean she’s off limits to
Evan or does it not matter since Evan is no longer part of the team?
I really enjoyed reading this hidden gem and was pleasantly surprised with this book. I look forward to more by this author.

review by @xchellex

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Enemies of Doves by Shanessa Gluhm – Review by Cheyenne Huffman

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Enemies of DovesEnemies of Doves by Shanessa Gluhm
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

Enemies of Doves by Shanessa Gluhm Review

4 out of 5 stars

Told in alternating timelines from World War II to 1992, Enemies of Doves is a tale of family secrets, jealousy and deception.

It wasn’t how we were born or raised that made us the men we are today. It was what happened that day that set the rest of our lives in motion

****

Shanessa Gluhm delivers a powerhouse of a novel! Spanning over the course of 60 years and divided into two timelines you follow the story of two brothers, Clancy and Joel, harboring a deep secret. One that changes the course of their lives forever.

This book is packed with action, family drama, and lots of unexpected twists. With fleshed out characters and a plot line that will leave you flipping pages (and ignoring life until it’s done) this book easily gets 4/5 stars from me.

It was a quick paced read and the way the characters were developed made the story that much more interesting to read. I really enjoyed the many twists and the alternate timelines it added such depth to the story and kept me interested in knowing what happens.

If you’re a fan of historical fiction, thrillers and drama this will be your kind of book. I highly recommend giving this author a try!

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Someone Exactly Like Me (Wounded Hearts Series Book 1) by Debbie Cromack – Review by Tracy Greenhalgh

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Someone Exactly Like Me (Wounded Hearts, #1)Someone Exactly Like Me by Debbie Cromack
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

I really, really loved this book, the slow burn, between Destiny and Nicco is thoroughly engaging. This is truly a heart-warming, slow burn friends to lovers, a great book to read.
Coming from a bad relationship, finding her fiancé with his best friend obviously makes Destiny
Helping her best friend Candi who is a photographer out with a lighting check romance author Destiny is put literally in front of her celebrity crush Nicco.
She does not trust his playboy persona, he cannot get her out of his mind, and she cannot forget him. They make an agreement to help each other out, her to help him move his career forward and him to allow her access to his daily life and some of his past to help her writing. We follow them in their cat and mouse relationship. And watch as their characters grow and develop.
Nicco goes all out to prove he is more than the Italian playboy actor he shows the world. And Destiny needs to overcome her self-image to feel settled in their friendship and allow herself to move on.
They both need to open themselves to love and live life to the fullest. Again I cannot say enough how much I loved this book.

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The Vilification of Aqua Marine by Megan Mackie – Review by Shannen Kern

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The Vilification of Aqua Marine (Working Mask, #1)The Vilification of Aqua Marine by Megan Mackie
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

I wasn’t sure what to expect from this author or this genre, but I am far beyond surprised. How have I not read any of her other books?! I was sucked into the superhero (or supervillain?) story from the beginning, and it never had the over-the-top feel that I anticipated. Instead, I found myself laughing and gasping with each humorous yet dramatic turn.
Rhainnon/Aqua Marine is the daughter of a superhero and a supervillain, which leaves her wondering where her place is in this labeled world. I find that terribly relatable as we all try to find our own way even if our parents are well-known and/or polar opposites. Rhainnon feels like she is stumbling about as an imposter because her superpowers aren’t good enough in her eyes. How can she truly leave a mark on this world if her power is as effective as a splash in the face?
From great character building to a captivatingly written world, I can’t think of any possible way this could have been a more enjoyable read! I will absolutely be picking up more of Megan Mackie’s books and looking forward to the rest of the Working Mask series!

Reviewed by @shannlynn

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Mermaid and the Water Magnifying Glass (Mermaid Science Series) by Lois Wickstrom – Review by Anantha Alagappan

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The Mermaid and the Water Magnifying Glass (Mermaid Science, #3)The Mermaid and the Water Magnifying Glass by Lois Wickstrom
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

This is my third book from this author. I like her concepts, introduce science to little children her books. The illustrations are bright and neat, and it helps both children and adults realize that science exists in the nature and you can do experiments with very simple tools and you do not need a laboratory.
Trezzie, the mermaid, collects trash which people leave on the shore. When she meets Maia and Fig this time, she is interested to know more about the rocks which has some unusual markings on them. Maia and Fig ,use a plastic fruit box and help make a magnifying glass for Trezzie. Trezzie uses the glass and together they find out that the rocks are actually fossils. The discussion then leads to what Fossils are.

It is a very interesting book to read for both children and adults. I am enjoying reading the books with my boys. I would recommend it to everyone.

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Love in the Roses (Love Through the Ages Book 1) by TL Clark – Review by Piper Foster

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Love in the RosesLove in the Roses by T.L. Clark
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

Love in Roses i like Isabella characters. Been shocked at her arranged marriage to Sir William as he’s OK the opposite house they are in whom they support. Been a dutiful daughter whom has no choice she bound to the choice made for her. There a great description of this time and how people were during the war of the Roses

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The Vilification of Aqua Marine by Megan Mackie – Review by Piper Foster

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The Vilification of Aqua Marine (Working Mask, #1)The Vilification of Aqua Marine by Megan Mackie
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

Aqua Marine is a quirky novel about the superhero. The writer does a good job for this young adult book. Aqua is going on a discovery of herself she is on a journey to figure out who she wants to be. Great for anyone who likes superheroes and villans a must-have for any marvel of the fan. I enjoyed seeing the development of the characters through the story.

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Enemies of Doves by Shanessa Gluhm – Review by Stephanie Robb

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Enemies of DovesEnemies of Doves by Shanessa Gluhm
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

This dual timeline mystery thriller was immersive, atmospheric and suspenseful. I would highly recommend this historical fiction, the characters were well developed and I could not guess what was going to happen. I would highly recommend this novel.

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Death & Mirrors (All Things Dark & Deadly Book 1) by SF Benson – Review by Piper Foster

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Death & Mirrors (All Things Dark & Deadly Book 1)Death & Mirrors by SF Benson
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

Dealing with a loss of a friend can be hard but what happens when you are magical. Not being trained correctly can lead to consequences. Mother was going to help but she can’t now and father’s denied me that chance. What happens when a spectre comes to light. What happens when two worlds collide. Fergus is described in the mirror but Delbert. Legends, magic and mirrors to another world what more can you want. I can’t wait to read the next instalment of this series.

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Castor’s Kiss (Soul Bonded in the Stars Book 2) by Tai James – Review by Helen Dawkins

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Castor's Kiss (Soul Bonded in the Stars # 2)Castor’s Kiss by Tai James
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

Castor’s Kiss is book two in the Soul Bonded in the Stars Series. It is packed full of action and emotions that you simply cannot put the book down. The relationship between Castor and Mia is truly breathtaking and are a perfect match. Everything about the book will leave you on the edge of your seat and wanting more. Mia is a complete badass and Castor is a fighter, and both would protect each other to the death. The author did an amazing job at describing the scenery and the other-worldly creatures. Ends with a slight cliffhanger and I cannot wait until book 3.

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Death & Mirrors (All Things Dark & Deadly Book 1) by SF Benson – Review by Helen Dawkins

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Death & Mirrors: All Things Dark & Deadly, Book OneDeath & Mirrors: All Things Dark & Deadly, Book One by S.F. Benson
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

This is my first book that was written by the author S.F. Benson, and I cannot wait to read more of her writing! The book is definitely a unique and peculiar twist/retelling of Alice in Wonderland, just with witches, magic, and necromancy with hint of Sherlock Holmes! Who would not love fantasy, magic and detective work all in one book?! Death & Mirrors is a fascinating story with paranormal elements, magic, family issues, mysteries that need a detective, and also some romance. Setting takes place in the late 1800s in London, as well as the corresponding mirror world Londinium (which is also known as ancient London roughly 40AD). The main character Evaline is a necromancer and an aspired detective who wishes to apprentice under the great Sherlock Holmes. She is whisked away to help solve a mystery about a creature/person who was given the name Doctor Death as well as the task of finding a myth of a gem called the Firestone, which she will need in order to defeat this monster. I love the litter easter eggs from Alice in Wonderland, for example, Evaline falls through to a mirror world that is very different but also very much alike her world, just like Alice fell down a rabbit hole to Wonderland. I thoroughly enjoyed Evaline’s character dynamics as she is headstrong, outspoken and very curious. The book does end on a cliffhanger, so I cannot wait until book two is released!

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The Liminal Space (Antipodes Book #2) by T.S. Simons – Review by Angela Hayes

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The Liminal Space (Antipodes #2)The Liminal Space by T.S. Simons
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

 

3 ½ Stars

 

The Liminal Space is the second book in the Antipodes series by T.S Simons. It is a YA, post-apocalyptic, dystopian story; with some science fiction elements, drama, and tension.
All in all, an intriguing and thought-provoking read.
Having read the first book, I was curious to see what would happen in this book- so grabbed a copy and dove in. Again, as with he first book, there is quite a lot going on, but I seemed to ‘settle’ into this story easier than the first book- which made for a more enjoyable read. That’s not to say that I didn’t have a few issues with the story/developments- but thankfully they didn’t detract too much from my overall enjoyment of the story.

Thank you, T.S. Simons!

 

Reviewed by @angelahayes

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Levi (The Brothers of Creekside Ranch Book 1) by Edith Mackenzie Review by Ashly Renner

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LeviLevi by Edith Mackenzie
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

I really enjoyed this book. Levi comes off as a huge jerk, and Bella appears to be very snobbish, but you quickly learn these are protective mechanisms for both characters. It is very evident from the beginning that they each have feelings for the other that they are denying and fighting all the way. I look forward to reading more in this series!

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Key to His Heart by Kristina Beck – Review by katie stapleton

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Key To His HeartKey To His Heart by Kristina Beck
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

I love a romance between two characters that is entwined from the very start. This book had me smiling at how perfect Katrina and TJ for each other!! All of the characters the author created have great depth and connection. Overall the main characters have family/friends who are so realistic they could walk off the page and engage in the real world with no one the wiser.

This book was so fun. It was warm and happy and at times nerve wracking. The author expertly ties all the details together with a writing style that is bar none. I also like that Daisy makes an appearance from her other series – so now I can go read more and already have a bit of an idea of this world Kristina has so expertly created. So excited to read more from this author!

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Tale of a Body Thief (Rovena Silvex Book 1) by Kristy Centeno – Review by Ashley Sugar

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Tale of a Body Thief (Rovena Silvex chronicles Book 1)Tale of a Body Thief by Kristy Centeno
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

This is the first book I’ve read of Kristy’s and I wasn’t disappointed in the slightest. I don’t typically read this genre but I’m so glad I gave it a shot. Don’t get me wrong, I love paranormal and supernatural plots. Just never read a book that was like THIS. This book seriously has all the emotions and that’s what I love! I love when a book grabs my attention from the very first page, and that’s exactly what this book did!! I need the second book, ASAP lol. Waiting for books in a series is such torture but I’ll know the next book will be just as awesome. Highly recommend this!! Go check it out!! You’ll be missing out if you don’t!

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Murder Most Pemberley (Eliza Darcy Mysteries Book 1) by Jessica Berg – Review by Shelly Kittell

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Murder Most Pemberley (Eliza Darcy Mysteries Book 1)Murder Most Pemberley by Jessica Berg
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

What a clever murder mystery! Eliza is heading to a family reunion in jolly ole- England, a Darcy/Bennet one. She meets Heath at the airport. Could it be fate that brought them together? I loved watching the chemistry with these two. What an entertaining tale told with a taste of snippets of Jane Austen at the beginning of each chapter. A tale of murder and romance. Eliza can’t resist helping Scotland Yard when drama happens at the reunion. I can’t blame her. Wouldn’t you like to make sure it isn’t you next? Humor, mystery, characters that will entertain you as you try to figure out who did it (No, I own’t tell you who, tsk!) The plot is smooth, twits abound, with characters galore. The older characters will have you laughing out loud as you read. This is a wonderful book. I look forward to more from this author. What a delight to read with your tea and crumpets.

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