I really enjoyed this children’s chapter book! I have read others by this author, and I enjoyed this story line especially since it had an introduction to paranormal fiction and had a mystery/suspense side to it as well! As a reader this kept my attention, and I was not able to figure out the ending. I think many younger kids reading maybe never having read a paranormal or mystery/suspense book before may become hooked with this genre! Especially since it has friendships and rumours and school and of course ballet added in as well. This being the third book in the series I still understood what was happening and it can be read as a standalone, but I am excited to go back and read the beginning of the series as well! Overall, as a children’s paranormal fiction book I would highly recommend this for young readers.
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4.3/5 Stars This was the first book I’ve read by this author and I wasn’t disappointed! It’s very well written and does a great job of being realistic with the time period. The medieval time period is one of my favorite time periods in history, so I enjoyed reading a romance from that time. I felt like I was right there in the 1400s witnessing the romance unfold first hand.
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This was a really captivating romance. The author does an amazing job with the story and the characters. Both of our main characters Ella and Jake are strong determined people who care about and want to protect the people they love. A chain of events leads them to start off on oppositites sides fighting for custody of Ella’s niece.
After Ella’s sister passes she is left with custody of her niece. Dealing with grief and the sudden responsibility she is shock and devastated to recieve a letter to discuss custody of Tessa to her paternal grandparents. This starts a whirlwind of emotions including the immediate attraction the the lawyer who is pursuing this case Jake Taylor.
Jake Taylor doesn’t deal in family law normally however he takes this case because he wants to save his uncle and aunt from being hurt. Unsure of whether this child is really their grandchild or someone trying to con them he heads into war to find out the truth. What he doesn’t expect is to run into Ella. He knows her love for the child is real but a part of him can’t help thinking she is behind the lie, if it is a lie. What happens next is a rollercoaster so emotions run high and secrets and lies slowly come out in the open. When torn between doing what is right by Tessa and doing what his aunty and uncle want which side will Jake choose?
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An orphan, Elle grew up with very little information about her past. A mysterious birthmark is the only link to her family’s history, but when her adoptive “aunt” dies, Elle discovers a few of her mother’s personal effects and things take an unexpected turn in her life. The people her mother ran from during her pregnancy show up to take Elle captive, and she’s rescued by a mysterious trio that explain she’s not only from another planet, but she’s actually royalty from her home planet. If that’s not enough, Elle is blessed by the Goddesses with a variety of additional “birthmarks” that appear through her journey from Earth to Prias. Rescue missions along the way that don’t go as expected, and a romance that builds with one of her rescuers, builds on twists and turns that are exciting to read. When Elle and her friends finally arrive on Prias, and she meets some of her people, she’s faced with figuring out where she fits in and how to undo all the harm inflicted by her uncle. This is such an original story with lots of drama and thrills that makes it hard to put down until the end.
https://itsybitsybookbits.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/07/IBBB_2020_logo_sq.png00Wendy Waryhttps://itsybitsybookbits.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/07/IBBB_2020_logo_sq.pngWendy Wary2022-07-20 09:04:192022-07-21 07:03:28Princess of Prias by Courtney Davis – Review by Wendy Wary
I’m Not Your Difference (Fitz Series Book 4) by Theresa Sederholt. This is the 4th book in the Fitz series and it’s great. Its the story of single dad Andy Justice who is raising his daughter to try to see everyone as equal. Being a single, gay man and battling Parkinson’s disease has changed his outlook on life. Stella is the love of Andy’s life and she seems like such a perfect little girl. Andy is also dealing with the break up with Stephen who left because he couldn’t deal with Stella and her special needs ( she’s hearing impaired). Andy is trying to get on with his life but is truly broken hearted. While Stephen eventually realizes he made a mistake and tries to get them back. Will it be too late? There is also a homophobic killer on the loose that creates another level of tension for Andy. This book will keep you flipping pages late in the night. Great mystery, romance, family read!
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The one thing I love is finding a great book by one of my favorite authors and an added bonus is it is a historical romance. I really love medieval England and I was besotted with this book. The author uses a very politically volatile era and aced it. I really enjoyed the complexity of the characters and the way in which all seemed to work out.
I have read a few books based in medieval England but I have to admit that this one really drew me in and I could not put it down. The chemistry between the characters is dynamic and the period in history adds drama and action to balance out the romance. I really didn’t want this book to end and I will definitely be up for more from this author. Reviewed by @caraleeloonat
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The Letter Carrier by L.C. Lewis. I really enjoyed this book. I’m on a WWII kick so I was excited to read this one and it did not disappoint. The story is told thru the eyes of 11 year old Michelle Naget who is French and lives in the village of Braquis. The Nazi’s took everything from her family including her home. Her family had to serve the Nazi’s in their own home. I have learned so much reading these books about WWII and how horrible the Nazi’s treated everyone. Michelle never knew if they were going to have food to eat, water to drink or even if certain family was still alive. The abuse, emotional, physical and mentally is almost too much to bear but she survives. Holding onto her faith Michelle endures it all and comes out a very strong woman. The author writes in a way that I truly felt like I was in war torn France. I flew thru this book as quick as I could read!
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Ella seems to be the most tenacious character I’ve read about in a while. She’s just lost her sister, Chrissy, after a two-year-long battle with cancer, during which Ella was the primary caretaker for both her sister and Chrissy’s daughter, Tessa. Returning back to her apartment following the funeral, she’s faced with an unexpected letter declaring an appointment Chrissy had at a Taylor’s Law Firm, the same firm that helped a greedy corporation swindle her family out of some of their farm’s acreage several years ago. This time, the family faces the threat of a custody battle over Tessa by her biological father, Drew, who seemingly wanted nothing to do with the pregnancy from the start. Things are only complicated further by letters from Chrissy posthumously delivered that imply she’s willing to give custody to Drew’s family in exchange for money. Despite her own reservations and disdain for the law firm, Ella is drawn to Jake Taylor himself, and the two exchange heated words that seem to only fan the flames of attraction between them. For Jake’s part, he’s unaware of the history between the families, but has his own reservations about Ella’s involvement in Chrissy’s “extortion plot.” There’s a lot of pushing and pulling between Ella and Jake, and when Drew finally agrees to a paternity test, things quickly cool off, much to Ella’s confusion and frustration. Drew has his own motives to pursue custody of Tessa; and after discovering the connection between Drew and Jake, Ella decides Jake is on the wrong side of her family’s best interests. She prepares for yet another legal battle against money and power, with the hopes that this fight doesn’t cost her everything she loves. The book is clever, with lovable characters, plenty of tension, and just the right amount of surprise. Some of the push-pull between Ella and Jake feels a little discombobulated, but it might just be cultural differences, as the book is set in Australia; otherwise, I found the book to be a delightfully dramatic read.
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What a fantastic read! Ella is caring for her niece Tessa after the death of her sister when she finds out her sister has actually put some wheels in motion that could see her lose Tessa. Ella must navigate the turmoil that comes along with custody battles all while grieving her sister and fighting her growing attraction to Jake Taylor, who happens to be a lawyer with the company who has previously caused her family a lot of heartache. Will Jake be the reason her heart heals or will he be the reason it breaks again? This really is such a wonderfully crafted storyline with totally relatable characters that takes you on a complete rollercoaster of emotions.
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Ella is trying to recover from her sister’s passing. She has her niece, Tessa, and now a letter from Taylor Law to come in for an appt. She now has to deal with paternity and custody issues from an unknown father and his parents. Jake Taylor has his hands full trying to fix the ruins that Rory left and handle the case against Drew brought by Chrissy (Ella’s deceased sister). This is a terrific story.There is lots of family drama. We have Ella, Tessa and Jake; Bronwyn and Peter; and Drew and Rory. The drama is intense and deep. It is a bit mysterious because everyone is holding out secrets. The author has written some characters that truly are relatable. I bet people will find they remind them of people they have met or know. Ella and Jake are wonderful because they put Tessa first. I love family friendly plots. I also lot plots that give characters what they deserve. A few good plot twists take care of that. The chemistry sparks about ¼ of the way in. It flickers from the beginning and you can watch it grow. These two are like a growing fire in a fireplace, warm and cozy. I love this contemporary romance and wish I could give it more than a 5 star review. It’s that good. You should read this.
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This is a nonfiction biography that will truly give you a look into the WWII from when the Germans invaded France. Michelle tells us about the struggles she and her family faced in trying to just stay safe and alive. There were many struggles: not knowing if family members were alive; not knowing if they were going to have enough of anything to survive; etc. This is an emotional book because it is true. You will feel the feelings. They are trying to escape and the Germans are shooting at the road they are on while her mom is trying to deliver a friend’s baby. The one constant in this story si that Michelle never loses her faith in God. She knows that He will take care of them and provide. She was a strong child, who turned into a strong young woman and woman. She persevered a lot. She fought with the resistance. She was an amazing woman. I especially loved the letter from her daughter telling how her life turned out. I can’t describe how much this book touched me. I had great-grandparents that escaped the concentration camps so I have always read personal stories from that time in history. I want to thank the author and Michelle for sharing that story. I truly with I could give more than 5 stars. This is the best nonfiction book of 2022 that I have read this year.
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This Time Around may just be my favourite story by this author to date. It is an emotional journey where my emotions were all over the place. This short story is a sweet second chance romance story and I read it in one sitting. The characters are likeable and well developed. Jane’s writing hooks her readers with her narrative that keeps you engaged all the way through. It is a short story, which makes for a quick and easy read. I wish it were longer.
Katie has returned to her hometown for a wedding only come face to face with her old boyfriend the one she left behind.
Chase has mixed emotions seeing his ex but he doesn’t have time in his life for romance. He has a much higher priority.
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This book is an adventure. The messengers, the watchers, a heist. The drama, the intensity make for a great book. The characters are out of this world (no pun intended). I think the characters are so well-written. The toughness and grit they have make the actions believable. The plot is non-stop action. There are twists and subplots, yet they are intertwined and all come together to ride out fairly smooth. This book is entertaining and one I fell in love with. The action will get you right from the start. Highly recommend.
Watcher is the first book in this captivating Romeo and Juliet retelling duology. This paranormal tale is a must for supernatural lovers. It is a fairy tale with a major twist. It is a MM tale that is sexy and it is definitely original and different which is what I have come to expect from AL.
I don’t want to give too much away because AL’s stories should be discovered all by themselves.
If you love fairy tale retellings with a sexy twist, then you are certainly going to love this one.
Jace is a Watcher a fallen angel who is being hunted, on the run and hiding from the Messengers, celestial beings from another realm.
What a great story! I admit I have not read many alien stories because I felt they wouldn’t appeal to me. I think that is why this one surprised me so much. The actual storyline is so full of action that half the time I forgot this was an alien world. As for the characters they are amazing! Mia is unbelievably strong! Mental and physical. She just really stole the show! I loved her attitude and strength! Castor was something else. His fighting skills, kindness and loyalty are what impressed me about him the most.
This is the second book in the series and I gather a lot of excitement happened in book 1. We do happen to see the characters from that story. I have not read it and this one does well as a standing alone. I am pleased that I took a chance on this story. While I love romance this has a lot more suspense and drama. That made me turn the pages quicker and quicker. I would read more in this series.
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As I was reading, I felt like I was transported back into high school. Every whisper from classmates that makes you anxious and feel alone… The fear of looking up and making eye contact with anyone, so you keep your head down. But what happens when you do make eye contact with someone? A GORGEOUS someone? All the butterflies and feelings of new love… So intoxicating.
I read this book in just a few hours… It was so well-written and had some twists and turns I did not anticipate! Things DEFINITELY got steamy, but there was also so much love and friendship and growth in this story too.
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Laurie L.C. Lewis is one writer that brings out all the feels in her work. The Letter Carrier is an historical fiction tale based on true events. It is raw, horrifying, compelling and sad story. It is set back in time when the Nazi invaded France and World War II. A time when you never knew if you would live or die by the hands of someone else. It reached into my heart and left me battered and bruised.
Michelle Naget a young French girl lived through Nazi Germany invading France and her village Braquis. The atrocities she and her family saw as they were made to serve the Nazi’s. This is her story as she endured many things no one should have to for four years.
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This is the first book I’ve read by this author but it won’t be the last. I could NOT put this book down!
I don’t even know what to say about Kat and TJ. No words I have will even come close to explaining how good this book is. I was skeptical at first but kept an open mind and I’m glad I did. What an emotional rollercoaster!
This book is so well written. The characters connection is so bone deep and woven into the story very well. I seriously am speechless. I highly recommend Kat and TJ’s story!
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Oh my goodness! I read this , finished it , drowned myself in comfort food and Kleenex and then read it again !
I see a little of myself in TJ as in when I love I love hard and I love with everything and I’ll will do anything for those I love and sometimes that bites me in the rear but for most part people appreciate it anyhoo I was fortunate to find my soulmate and have been blessed and happily married for 20 years 😍
I don’t think Katrina would know what real love is even it came up to her and slapped her in the face , that is till TJ comes along and shows her what life and love can be like ….
There’s a “magicalness” to Katrina that draws me in and while I understand her fears and insecurities I just wanted to shake her and tell her to wake up to what is right in front of her ….
TJ teaches and coaches so that already says a lot of them man he is and his yearns for the family , home and white picket fence and it would seem that that’s in the pipeline with Katrina …. He’s a good , kind , patient and loving man with a really big heart and any woman would thank her lucky stars to have a man like him on her side ….
I really cried hard reading this . I saw and felt love , grace , hope , heartache, redemption and so much more . I felt complete when I finished it a second time round
An absolute privilege to have been able to read this ❣️📕
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What a fun read….filled with humor, this spooky romance will keep the audience entertained with all the mischief, from start to finish. Sort, easy read. Great overall book! I wasn’t sure about this genre originally, but I loved it and can’t wait to explore more. First read from author Kate Macinnis but won’t be my last. I’m going to go back and read book 1 ASAP. Morgan, a Detroit ER nurse that has psychic abilities following a brain aneurysm encounters many spirits who have yet to “cross over” at the hospital. I’m this cute story, Morgan has her hands full with Esmeralda—a guy obsessed, evil ghost, who is wrecking havoc throughout the hospital and interfering in Morgan’s personal life. Morgan finally reached out to Father Roberts for some spiritual cleansing , but can his holy ways rid the hospital (and Morgan) of the pesky Esmeralda?
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Katie finds her hometown friend’s wedding invitation buried under a stack of mail and makes the last-minute decision to escape her demanding job long enough to attend. She’s given little thought to being “minus a plus one” until the bride suggests she attends with another single. Anticipating polite conversation with a stranger over the plated entrée, Katie agrees… and finds herself face-to-face with her high school boyfriend, who she hasn’t seen since she dumped him after graduation.
Once a shy, gawky teenager, Chase has grown into a strong, handsome man. Yet he never escaped the heartache of Katie’s sharp rejection. For years, he’s distracted himself with work. Now, his time is filled with raising his nephew after his brother and sister-in-law died in a car accident. The last thing he needs is a painful reminder of the past. Yet, thanks to his cousin the bride, the two meet and realize the spark of attraction between them is still burning bright.
But Katie needs to return to her job, and Chase can’t uproot his orphaned nephew. Can the pair reconcile and build a future together?
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As an archangel, Xavier’s life should involve hanging out on a cloud while playing the lute and singing Kumbaya.
Not exactly.
Risks lurk everywhere. Xavier’s fellow archangels don’t get along. On Earth, humans are killing each other faster than ever. The Queen of Hell, Onyx, is scheming to take over Heaven, Earth and everything in between. Worst of all? The King of the Angels, Lucifer, is acting in ways that can only be called beyond strange.
So Xavier toughens up. He builds alliances. Fights demons. And designs tools to outsmart those who want war. With every success, Xavier replaces another one of his golden wing feathers with a gleaming metal blade. And love? There’s no room for that in Xavier’s heart.
Because no matter what the trouble might be, Xavier plans to be its archenemy.
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Jace has spent his entire life on the run from the Messengers, celestial beings from another realm who hunt his kind: Watchers, the fallen angels responsible for corrupting humanity … Then he meets Cyrus, the handsome Messenger with an easy smile who finally makes him want to stay in one place. The problem? Jace is the last descendant of the first disgraced Watcher, placing him just one rung below demons on the Messengers’ most-wanted list.
But Cyrus isn’t like other Messengers. He came to Sin City—the center of the angelic conflict—seeking peace, not more war. He doesn’t count on falling for the moody, dark-winged Watcher from the wrong side of town. Nor does he count on learning that his true enemy lurks closer than he ever imagined. As tensions rise between the celestial clans, will love or vengeance rule?
Romeo and Juliet gets a celestial spin (and a happier ending!) in this duology featuring forbidden love, a ride-or-die demon, a supernatural casino heist, bar brawls, and banter. Intended for readers ages 18+ and best enjoyed when read in the following order: Watcher (Book 1), Messenger (Book 2).
Note: This book ends on a soft cliffhanger and contains some sensitive content. Readers may wish to check the Author’s Note for details.
USA Today bestselling author A.L. Morrow is the (naughtier) alter ego of a young adult novelist. When she isn’t writing clean(ish) YA tales, “A” enjoys dreaming up steamy scenes and spectacular settings—often along with a touch of magic or myth. She believes that love is love and likes reading and writing various genres of romance.
In her downtime (what’s that?), A finds delight in scouring for secondhand designer fashions. She briefly lived in a haunted mansion, once took a flight to visit Scotland for a day, and is prone to meeting minor celebrities in random hotel elevators. She resides in the eastern US.
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When the German march across Europe reaches France, young Michelle Naget and her family join the throngs fleeing for safety. But their flight ends in capture by the Nazis, with one member of the family taken, while the rest of the family is sent back to their village of Braquis, France, to serve the enemy who has commandeered their home.
For the next four years, the Nagets live in the crosshairs of the enemy living under their roof and of the neighbors who question the family’s loyalties. Every day becomes a test of faith for Michelle-in God, in family, in the hope that the Allies will come, and in the letters from a young French rebel named Légère who promises Michelle that she will be free again.
But when the Nazis’ torment increases, and the razor-thin line between life and death narrows for the Nagets, the family’s motto, “We do what must be done,” and Michelle’s faith in God, give her the courage to face her enemy and do whatever she must to protect the family she loves.
Laurie (L.C.) Lewis is a weather-whining lover of Tom, her four kids, their spouses, and twelve amazing grandkids. She’s also crazy about crabs, nesting boxes, twinkle lights, sappy movies, and the sea. It’s documented that she’s craft-challenged and particularly lethal with a glue gun, so she set her creative juices on writing, which was less likely to burn her fingers.
Born in Baltimore, Laurie will always be a Marylander at heart, but a recent move to a house overlooking Utah Lake makes Utah her new love. Her Maryland years, spent within the exciting and history-rich corridor between Philadelphia, Baltimore, and D.C., made her a politics and history junkie. During a seven-year stint as a science-education facilitator, Laurie honed her research skills, eventually turning to writing full time.
The Letter Carrier is Laurie’s fourteenth published novel. She writes in multiple genres, penning her women’s fiction and romance novels as Laurie Lewis, and her historical fiction novels as L.C. Lewis.
She’s a RONE Award Winner (The Dragons of Alsace Farm) and was twice named a New Apple Literary Award winner in 2017 (The Dragons of Alsace Farm) and in 2018, winning Best New Fiction (Love on a Limb). She is also a BRAGG Medallion honoree, and she was twice named a Whitney Awards and USA Best Books Awards finalist.
Laurie’s next book, “Revenge Never Rests,” is a romantic suspense novel set to be released in October 2022 by Covenant Communications.
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Ella Anderson adores her niece. Despite struggling to make ends meet, accepting her dying sister’s request she raise Tessa as her own is a no brainer. Until she receives a summons from a legal goliath on behalf of a wealthy stranger claiming paternity and, potentially, custody of her child.
Jake Taylor has been ripped off one too many times. Yet the letter from a woman claiming his cousin fathered her child feels real. His aunt and uncle are desperate for a grandchild. When the child’s aunt shows up in his office in place of the child’s mother, he smells fraud.
Secrets and lies bubble to the surface, threatening Ella and Jake’s growing attraction. In a minefield of divided loyalties, can Ella trust Jake to make the right decision about custody of Tessa?
Australian Jennifer Raines writes contemporary romances set mainly in Australia, but not exclusively – think Malta, Finland, New Zealand or ?. A dreamer and an optimist, her stories are a delicious cocktail of mutual respect, passion and loyalty because she still believes in happily-ever-afters. Jennifer loves those days when words flow and the joy of writing makes the hard slog worthwhile. She’s always made up stories about strangers in the street, in a café or strolling through an airport terminal; finding inspiration in snippets of conversation, news items and the sheer puzzle of human interactions.
Jennifer is a member of Romance Writers of Australia and is a three-time finalist in the Emerald competition, 2017, 2018 (Taylor’s Law) and 2022. She’s a member of Romance Writers of New Zealand, winning the Pacific Hearts competition twice, including in 2019, with Grace Under Fire, the sequel to Taylor’s Law. She’s also a member of Romance Writers of America and has been a finalist in chapter competitions in 2019, 2020 and 2021 (Taylor’s Law).
Jennifer lives in inner-city Sydney, Australia, with the requisite number of partners (1) and animals (2). Her desk overlooks a park which nourishes her soul when she raises her head from her keyboard. She gets some of her best insights during long yin yoga poses or walking—anywhere. Jennifer adores historical romance but chose to write contemporary because she thought (wrongly) it needed less research.
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I love this book so much! I would give this book 10 stars if I could. Reading from the POV of Evan, who’s going through a lot emotionally, has me relate to him so much. And I love that it shows that men go though things too. They have bad days. They get emotional. They have panic attacks. They get paranoid and constantly think they’re doing something wrong. He’s a good looking, extremely nice man but he’s always doubting himself. He thinks he’s not good enough for anyone or anything. And I relate to that so much, so this book was such an amazing read. I read it so quickly too!! Evan and Callie, they’re cute af together. She’s so understanding and lifts him up so much, it makes my heart melt. Callie has been through some hard times too, but that doesn’t stop her from trying to make him feel better. And Evan is there for her as well. They’re great for each other! So much support and so much love. As for Callie and her sister Aviva…AMAZING relationship. I so badly wish I had that kind of relationship with mine. They’re always there for each other and it’s amazing. You don’t see family like that anymore. Can’t forget, the spice in this book was great as well! HIGHLY HIGHLY recommend this book.
https://itsybitsybookbits.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/07/IBBB_2020_logo_sq.png00Ashley Sugarhttps://itsybitsybookbits.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/07/IBBB_2020_logo_sq.pngAshley Sugar2022-07-19 23:01:432022-07-21 07:00:51Saved by Love (Bellevue Bullies Book 7) by Toni Aleo – Review by Ashley Sugar
Ok so I found this book and was in the mind set of branching out in my comfort zone of what I like to read. So I went in completely blind on this one all I knew was it was a Sci-fi Romance, and not my normal reading pleasure. But boy am I incredibly glad I took this leap of faith because this book had me completely captured from start to finish. Mia is a character that I will remember for a long time. Each character was so easy to connect with, them simply pull you into their world and you don’t want to leave. I’m so happy I found this author and can’t wait for more. Five huge stars and highly recommended.
https://itsybitsybookbits.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/07/IBBB_2020_logo_sq.png00Katie Kearneyhttps://itsybitsybookbits.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/07/IBBB_2020_logo_sq.pngKatie Kearney2022-07-19 22:59:202022-07-21 07:00:28Castor’s Kiss (Soul Bonded in the Stars Book 2) by Tai James – Review by Katie Kearney
This was a great clean and easy romance, with a bit of suspense added in. Everyone in this story made it an exciting read for sure. It’s on the shorter side and while that didn’t hinder the storyline in any way I just find myself wanting more time with Levi and Bella simply because I liked their story. I’m definitely excited to read more about this family. It’s got everything you need in a romantic suspense type story and characters that are so easy to connect with. Well written and paced nicely even with it being shorter it’s in no way rushed or lacking anything. Four big stars and highly recommended. Excited to read more!
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This book had me all of the place. I couldn’t figure out what was happening between Kat and TJ but I was liking it.
Kat had a lot of changes happen over a very short period of time and I think she handled it amazingly well. Until she didn’t and couldn’t figure out what was happening.
TJ went to do his Aunt a favor and his world changed in the best possible. I may have started crushing on him as the story went on. Nothing hotter than a guy who will step up and help raise a child that isn’t his biologically.
I was lucky enough to find my own TJ when my daughter was little and sometimes don’t appreciate enough all he went through to adjust to no only be a spouse but also a Daddy.
This book was worth every single second I spent reading it. I really liked all of the major characters and most of the secondary. I will be looking to get caught up on the other books by this author.
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As far as I can recall this is my first book by this author. When I read the title, it caught my interest. Then the blurb cemented the need to read. Kage was highly entertaining. While Sydney is everything I love in a lead female. This book had me feeling all kinds of emotions. I was pulled in immediately and loved every second. I was honestly sad when I read the last sentence. The chemistry between the two was on fire. This will be a book I will return to in the future.
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Ballet School Rumours: An Amberwood Hall Ballet School Adventure by Eleanor Dixon
