Amber Waves of Grace by Jessica Berg – Review By Kerry Carr

Amber Waves of GraceAmber Waves of Grace by Jessica Berg
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

This is a really heartwarming and beautifully written romance. I loved the authors writing style and the characters. Corrie is such a strong and determined character who’s love for her family and her faith in things being the way the should be keeps her moving forwards no matter the odds against her.

When she returns back to the family farm to help after her father’s accident it’s not somewhere Corrie saw herself returning too. But farming runs in her blood and even though she is overwhelmed she fits back into farm life as if she never left.
When she is left needed help the brother of her ex flame offers her help. This bring her old flame Luke back into her life, wanting to rekindle things, however with his past betrayals this isn’t possible for Corrie.

When things start to get worse with her parents marriage, the stress of the farm and the younger siblings and someone from their past out for revenge she turns to Lukes brother Aaron. But when feelings of friendship turns into attraction it just adds another complicated situation to an already complicated life.

You will fall in love with this story and characters and you will be inspired by Corrie’s determined nature to make sure she does what is right by everyone she cares for, even when things are against her.

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Love in the Roses (Love Through the Ages Book 1) by TL Clark – Review by Vanessa Estrada

Love in the RosesLove in the Roses by T.L. Clark

My rating: 4 of 5 stars
Lovely story, but not really enemies to lovers. I found myself bored at times and really struggled to finish it. It was just festival after festival, all they did was celebrate the saints and celebrate the seasons and that’s IT. I felt like there was not really any villain, until the end. I had never read a historical fiction book that was heavy on the history, but you could definitely tell that the author really did research, and I appreciated the nods to our current holidays like Halloween. I found a lot of their practices to be very interesting, like the process for giving birth. What I DID like was how real the author made everything. Like the MC’s first time having sexual relations. It wasn’t all lovely and rosy and perfect like they make it seem in the movies or romance novels. I also did really like the MC, she was very smart and had a way with words that was *chef’s kiss*. And you can really see the love between her and Sir William, they are a very cute couple and I found myself gushing over them. They really are couple goals, always having each other’s back and on the rare occasion they got into a lover’s quarrel, they handled it very maturely.
Overall, I gave it 4 stars because although I found the book boring at times, others who actually do really like historical fiction would probably really like it, and it was a good book.

 

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Paige and the Reluctant Artist by Darci Garcia – Review by Katie Matthews

Paige and the Reluctant ArtistPaige and the Reluctant Artist by Darci Garcia
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

This book was a really sweet read and one that I really enjoyed. When I first read the synopsis I wasn’t sure it would be my kind of story and worried I wouldn’t connect with the characters but I was wrong on both things! I will say that it wasn’t that instant connection but I grew to care about the characters over the story. I liked Paige, she clearly loved her job and it was important to her, the author certainly got that across well and she seemed like a genuinely nice person. I actually really liked the fact that Mark was a billionaire but not your typical one I would normally read about – it actually made for a refreshing change. There were a few slower parts in the story but as a whole I really did enjoy it and would definitely recommend to others!

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The Cool Thing: A Dark Comedy. Or Not. by Robert Rife – Review by Tanya Wall July 2022

The Cool Thing: A Dark Comedy. Or Not.The Cool Thing: A Dark Comedy. Or Not. by Robert Rife
My rating: 3 of 5 stars

A couple gets into a UFO and tries to sell the items they take from the UFO to make a quick buck. They get caught and find themselves in big trouble. How are they going to get themselves out of this predicament? A scared female and a blundering fool… so many experiments, aliens, monsters, madness and love. Is there escape from pain and possible death?

A story told from many perspectives makes this an interesting read. You’ll want to keep reading as it keeps you laughing throughout. This is a book like I’ve never read before.

Kiss a Thief by Marina Hanna – Review by Lyndsey Fairley

KISS A THIEFKISS A THIEF by Marina Hanna
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

I enjoyed this book a lot, made for a great afternoon read.
Billionaire romance is a small guilty pleasure in reading of mine so this was up my alley.
I liked these two main characters as they brought the chemistry and a good story with them.
I was kept along from beginning to end and now I will be watching for the next book in this series .

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Amber Waves of Grace by Jessica Berg – Review By Jennifer Gordon

Amber Waves of GraceAmber Waves of Grace by Jessica Berg
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

A heartwarming contemporary romance which had me hooked from start to finish. Corrie Lancaster moves back to the family farm following her father’s accident, just in time to help with the harvest. When the farm’s hired hand quits, and with a bumper wheat crop needing harvesting, Corrie has to accept the help of Aaron Tuttle, her ex boyfriend’s older brother. Corrie soon starts to lean on Aaron for emotional support, as she’s busy with the farm and harvesting, but also looking after her younger siblings and having to watch her parents marriage crumble. Unfortunately, Corrie learns that her ex boyfriend, Luke isn’t over her, and when he apologises for the past and attempts to rekindle their romance, she must decide between the two brothers.
When everything is finally under control, a stranger arrives at the farm asking for shelter, and an old nemesis returns looking for revenge. Corrie must decide which man she loves and who’s love will restore her faith. Corrie is a likeable and relatable heroine of this novel, who brings the story together. I love the connection between her and Aaron and enjoyed seeing how their relationship developed throughout the story, especially with the complication of Luke reappearing. The storyline had me gripped and I found this book hard to put down down. It took me on an emotional rollercoaster whilst reading it, and I felt immersed in farm life, as the setting was brought to life by the descriptive narrative. A real page turner, which I definitely recommend reading.

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The Girl Who Escaped by Mark Nolan – Review by Emily H

The Girl Who EscapedThe Girl Who Escaped by Mark Nolan
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

Angie Taylor was out with her three friends for the night, wrapping up a good time when they are all taken. Angie is the only one who got out alive. What should have been an investigation into who too them turns into Angie being put in a mental hospital and the police believing she killed her friends.

Brenda Reynolds is an FBI agent for the VRST who believes there is more to Angie’s case then what the police surmised. The only problem she has in figuring out what happened to Angie is Angie, she has not spoke since being admitted. Can Brenda come up with a plan to help Angie and figure out who is behind her abduction and friends murder?

I enjoyed this book. When reading a suspense/thriller I am always looking for a book that gives me pause so I can try and figure out what is going to happen. This book had quite a few twists, very good book.

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Caged Fire (The Vigilant Book 1) by LM Preston – Review by Moriah Venable

Caged Fire (Vigilant, #1)Caged Fire by L.M. Preston
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

A few years have passed since someone tried to kill her. EmVee and her dad have been on the run ever since, trying to run from their problems but now it is catching up.

When her father disappears, she finds out about his debt and favor being collected.

A glance of Kayden can’t be good either. With nowhere to run and unsure who to trust, EmVee goes to find out who is after her and her father.

I noticed that the author has more books in this series. There were so many twists and turns as well as emotional parts of the story that surprised me but I enjoyed the novel.

I’m not sure where the story is going next but I can’t wait to find out,

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Insatiable Darkness (The Vigilant Book 0) by LM Preston – Review by Moriah Venable

Insatiable Darkness (Vigilant, #0.5)Insatiable Darkness by L.M. Preston
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

EmVee moves to the middle of nowhere town of NewPort. Her parents won’t tell her the reason for the sudden move. Although EmVee is curious, she also decides to reinvent herself as the new girl at a new school. She meets various other students including football players Silas and Kayson, Megan who talks a lot and Rachel, a girl who works at her parent’s gym.

Secrets start to be revealed, when athletes are murdered and cheerleaders goes missing. In the midst, is a mystery of who is trying to attack EmVee’s family. She takes it upon herself to find out.

I was pleasantly surprised. Within the first couple of chapters, I was hooked. I know why it is part of the Vigilante series after reading this. The groundwork for this seems solid and I am looking forward to seeing what happens next.

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Something About Aimee (Girls from the Street Book 1) by S.E. Smith – Review by Amelia Stansell

Something About Aimee (Girls from the Street Book 1)Something About Aimee by S.E. Smith
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

I finished this book in a day. I could not put it down, I just had to know what happens next. Aimee is strong and is willing to do whatever it takes to protect her friends and family. When she stops an assassination attempt against Qadir, she is now the target. Qadir cannot believe he was saved by a woman but the thing he does known is that he wants her. They come from two very different lives, can they put their differences aside and find love?

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The Cool Thing: A Dark Comedy. Or Not. by Robert Rife – Review by Mary Espinoza

The Cool Thing: A Dark Comedy. Or Not.The Cool Thing: A Dark Comedy. Or Not. by Robert Rife
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

This was definitely strange, unique and a story unlike any I have read before. The chapters are short and entertaining, making the story very fast paced. There isn’t a chance to connect with the characters but doesn’t take away from any of the uniqueness of this story. The Cool Thing: A Dark Comedy. Or Not, is truly that….a dark comedy…or not. You will just have to read the book yourself to form your own opinion.

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The Girl Who Escaped by Mark Nolan – Review by Ashley Sugar

The Girl Who EscapedThe Girl Who Escaped by Mark Nolan
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

What a wild ride!! I went into this book blind. I just noticed the cover and gave it a shot. Book had me drawn in from the very first page and I’m so glad I read it! The intenseness, the drama!!! I loved it! The characters were amazing! The book was amazing! The entire story was just so good. It’s a page turner and I read it in one sitting! I couldn’t put it down. I couldn’t imagine going through what Angie has went through. It’s extremely messed up!!! And it honestly makes me terrified because it could happen to anyone! But still a good read! I definitely recommend!

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Taylor’s Law by Jennifer Raines – Review by Michele Del Rey July 27,2022

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

This was a really good book about Ella and Jake. These two meet in strange circumstances but they begin to build a relationship that has sparks everywhere. Obstacles get in the way as they both try to navigate this new relationship. I was really engaged throughout this entire book.

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The Letter Carrier by L.C. Lewis – Review by Anantha Rusum

The Letter CarrierThe Letter Carrier by Laurie L.C. Lewis
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

I have deep respect for books which are centered around World War II. They bring out the pain and trauma faced by the people during one of the most horrific times on this planet.
This book is a coming of age story of a young girl Michelle, except this does not involve any dates, fashion dresses or admiring eyes. This is a story of a young girl whose family had to endure Nazi soldiers in their home for 4 years. The Letter Carrier is based on the true life of Michelle Naget whose family lived in France, when the Nazis invaded their country and took over their homeland for 4 years.
They prayed everyday that the Allies will come rescue them, there is still hope and light at the end of the tunnel. Their unwavering faith in God and the family motto “We do what must be done” helped Michelle sail through those difficult times.
The author has done extensive research about Michelle’s life , she spent three years with the lady herself to understand the facts and her life better and pen it down on paper.
Huge respects to the author, Michelle and everyone who survived those terrible times during WW II.

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Ritual Obsession (Blood Obsession Book 1) by R.L. Dunn – Review by Rayne East

Ritual Obsession (Blood Obsession Book 1)Ritual Obsession by R.L. Dunn
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

Suspenseful, intriguing page-turner
This is my first from this author and I really enjoyed the storyline. The delivery was a bit full on as there were many parts to the story. The main characters were well developed and the story very detailed. There’s romance, angst, mystery, drama, lots of action and suspenseful moments. Looking forward to the next instalment.

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Amber Waves of Grace by Jessica Berg – Review By Dawn Daughenbaugh

Amber Waves of GraceAmber Waves of Grace by Jessica Berg
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

5 stars
Amber Waves of Grace by Jessica Berg

Amber Waves of Grace is a Contemporary Romance/ Inspirational story about finding your true purpose and unexpected love. There’s plenty of drama along the way to keep you glued to the pages. What a heart-warming yet heart breaking story that will have your emotions all over the place. This author is a fairly new author to me and I’m hooked and will definitely be checking out what other books she has written. Her wonderfully written story along with great characters makes it hard not to love. Corrie has returned home to help out her family out. Her father was injured in a accident and its harvest time. Corrie needs to hire some help and with not many choices she takes on her ex-boyfriend’s older brother Aaron. What will happen when certain obstacles occur and old feelings get involved? I absolutely loved reading this book and highly recommend reading to find out what happens next. I can’t wait to read more from this Author.

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Amber Waves of Grace by Jessica Berg – Review by Jules Herbert

Amber Waves of GraceAmber Waves of Grace by Jessica Berg
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

What a wonderful read. Corrie Lancaster is one very strong young woman. She is trying so hard to look after her family farm after her dads accident and its that inner strength and family loyalty that makes it hard for her to accept help. That is until Aaron Tuttle comes along. He is the older brother of an old boyfriend which brings back lots of hurtful memories but there is just something about him that she can’t resist. Again and again she is tested when things go wrong but Aaron is there for her each and every time. The question is can she let go of her past with his brother to build a future together with Aaron. This truly is a heartfelt, beautifully written story that needs to be read!

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The Girl Who Escaped by Mark Nolan

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The Girl Who Escaped by Mark Nolan
Genre – Crime, Thriller, Mystery
Page Count – 318

One month ago, four college girls were abducted. Three were brutally murdered. One girl escaped.

Angie Taylor was traumatized and shocked speechless.

The police think she killed her friends, and then had a mental breakdown.

Her psychiatrist believes she has an emotionally unstable personality disorder.

Can she ever speak up and describe the killer’s face to a police sketch artist?

Is the murderer stalking her right now, eager to finish what he started?

Everyone in the city is on edge, fearing the worst, not sure what to believe.

A visit from a determined FBI agent shakes things up and raises the stakes. FBI Special Agent Brenda Reynolds of the VSRT must investigate whether the mysterious silent girl is a victim, a killer, or has gone insane.

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Key to His Heart by Kristina Beck – Review by Toni Sellers

Key To His HeartKey To His Heart by Kristina Beck
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

WOW
What a great read.
All emotions hit! Katrina and Tj, so well written. I fell in love with them and this story.
So beautiful done.
If you love a good pull on the heart string romance, then this book is definitely for you (you may want tissues handy).

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Ritual Obsession (Blood Obsession Book 1) by R.L. Dunn – Review by Charlisa Wahtomy-Alba

Ritual Obsession (Blood Obsession Book 1)Ritual Obsession by R.L. Dunn
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

This author has another hit on her hands! I have read her Secure series and enjoyed them very much. This one was no different. Bobbi finds herself, along with her partner Rose, hunting a serial killer. This killer has a type and unfortunately Bobbi fits it perfectly. Bobbi is simultaneously trying to gain the respect of her partner, fight her attraction to detective Buckley and catch the perpetrator before he strikes again. Will she be able to prove to Rose that she belongs in the detectives squad? Will they catch the killer or will Bobbi be his next victim?

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Insatiable Darkness (The Vigilant Book 0) by LM Preston – Review by Ayla Phipps

Insatiable Darkness (Vigilant, #0.5)Insatiable Darkness by L.M. Preston
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

This was the first book I ever read by LM Preston, and it honestly sucked me in within the first couple of chapters. She does such an amazing job building the background of the story and getting the reader invested in the characters. EmVee and her family have recently moved from New York to a “middle of nowhere country town” of NewPort. Her parents are very secretive on why they suddenly moved. While EmVee is confused and slightly curious about the sudden move and the hush her parents have around it she becomes focused on school and “who” she wants to be.

In a new town EmVee finds herself wanting to reinvent herself in her new little town at her new school. She wants to be a “girly-girl” to the extent that she’s not in fights and being seen as another one of the guys. On the first day of school a whirlwind of things happens for EmVee. She meets two of the local football players, Kayson and Silas, both of whom seem to like her already. Though she is instantly drawn to Silas. In history class she meets Megan, a chatter mouth that loves to spread all the news she can. Meets Rachel, a fellow student that works at her parents’ gym, who becomes her first female best friend. Goes to the local club that Megan invited her too, dragging Rachel along so she’s not alone with the hard to be around Megan. While inside EmVee meets another football player, Grady, only to later discover his murder scene in the woods outside the club. After the current events and stories Megan has told her EmVee becomes more and more concerned about why her family suddenly moved when she finds contracts that tie her parents’ gym, the local club, Club Fixation, and a secret underground lab all seem to be related. Ten murdered athletes, ten missing cheerleaders, the secrets come out and shock you. After being attacked EmVee and her family are given a chance to escape NewPort. Until her family’s vehicle goes off the side of a bridge. She is saved and told her family is being helped but she has one goal. To find who is responsible and kill them.

The story, the ending, the details. Everything. If you love a mystery with twists and turns that you can’t put down, this introduction to the Vigilant series is highly recommended. I can’t wait to read Book One, Caged Fire, and see what happens next.

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Reminders of Him by Colleen Hoover – Review by Colleen Noyes

Reminders of HimReminders of Him by Colleen Hoover
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

This is my first Colleen Hoover book (I know I know I know). 10% in an I am already bawling, tears streaming down my face like I am Kenna and can feel everything she is going through, the self torture, the pain, the struggle, the fear. This book already has me by the eyeballs and I can’t put it down.

I can not with Kenna’s mother. All of the history that Kenna describes breaks my heart. As a parent how could you ever be like that with your child? A part of you?

Like Kenna and Ledger in this story I am so torn. I can feel every single thing, I found myself crying and not realizing I was crying. I found myself holding my breath, waiting on pins and needles, I found myself shaking my head and my heart filling with so much pain, empathy, and frustration for what they must be going through. Each of them.

This book deals with love, heartache, betrayal, grief in more ways than one, regret, and so much more. I could not put it down and by the end it left me way beyond spent. I can not wait to devour all of Colleen Hoover’s Books. If you love a good tear jerker book, with heartache and romance then grab this asap.

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The Letter Carrier by L.C. Lewis – Review by katie stapleton

The Letter CarrierThe Letter Carrier by Laurie L.C. Lewis
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

I LOVE historical fiction and actively seek to read all the stories I can about WWII. Most deal directly with Germany and viewpoints from those imprisoned in concentration camps. Every once in a while, you find one about another occupied country, written about someone who lived through it. These books are transfixing, heartbreaking, and full of hope all at the same time. The thing is, many countries (Italy and France particularly) were victims of destroyed documents. Those stories that can be corroborated after much deep digging – often are hard to tell and we are very quickly losing the remaining people who can tell the tale. So, when something like this comes along it is brilliant and brave and wrecking, and touching.

The Letter Carrier is nothing short of all of this. It takes place in occupied France during the war and is a true testament to the depravity wrought by the Third Reich and living conditions of those involved. The author does a tremendous job of transporting you to Braquis – bringing sharp focus to the unthinkable things no one should have to live through, and capturing part of your heart in return. I wept for Michelle and her family more than once, but through faith and hope, they lived to tell the tale. Hopefully this serves as a reminder how fragile life is, and brings light to dark times lest we fail to learn from and tragically repeat these lessons.

L.C. Lewis is a poignant writer with a knack for carrying the emotions through the page. I felt what the characters were feeling. I got a sense of an oft skipped over perspective of the war and how truly young kids had to grow up faster than they should have. I am forever grateful to L.C. for capturing the spirit of Michelle, and being able to tell her tale. Brava!

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Tale of a Body Thief (Rovena Silvex Book 1) by Kristy Centeno – Review by Charlisa Wahtomy-Alba

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 was a well written first book and a new author to me. The synopsis is what initially got my attention and I was intrigued enough to want to read this story. It started off with action and I wondered what kind of demon hunter I was reading about. Of course being a fan of the long running TV show Supernatrual I had a few ideas in mind about how she would vanquish these beings, but it was nothing like that. The simple yet effective method the author put forth made me do a double take, haha. Normally Rovens’s duty is to kill a demon, but when she is sent to find out why a Marked was killed and who did it she accidentally brings the body back to life with a new soul. She doesn’t know exactly how it happened as she doesn’t quite know the full extent of her powers or why they only work sometimes. Instead of hunting demons and offing them she is now tasked with keeping one alive. Will she be able to gain the trust of her sworn enemy? Or will the enemy turn out to be her downfall?

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Ritual Obsession (Blood Obsession Book 1) by R.L. Dunn – Review by Kay Stritesky

Ritual Obsession (Blood Obsession Book 1)Ritual Obsession by R.L. Dunn
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

I cannot say enough good things about this author or this book in particular!

I have not read this author before now and now I am hooked! I cannot get enough! I also cannot wait for the next book in this series.

The intensity of this book just jumps off the pages! The emotions of each character is so vividly felt and the story line has a hook from start to finish! There are villains, crime and mystery… just what every good story needs!

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The Cool Thing: A Dark Comedy. Or Not. by Robert Rife – Review by Cindy Rushin

The Cool Thing: A Dark Comedy. Or Not.The Cool Thing: A Dark Comedy. Or Not. by Robert Rife
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

For me this novel was a bit different but I enjoyed it. The author created a really interesting world filled with a diverse selection of individuals. The action was nonstop and filled with a lot of twists and turns, laughs and scary parts . The author created a good story and I look forward to reading more from this author.

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The Cool Thing: A Dark Comedy. Or Not. by Robert Rife – Review by Brandy Vaughn

The Cool Thing: A Dark Comedy. Or Not.The Cool Thing: A Dark Comedy. Or Not. by Robert Rife
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

This book was AWESOME! Going back and forth between crazy, hilarious, and dark humor kept me turning the page until wee hours in the morning. I laughed out loud in several parts of this book and love the way the vivid details captured my attention. There’s spooky, whacky, and sci-fi suspense with characters that had me shaking my head at times. Even though the characters are messed up themselves, I couldn’t help but laugh at the misfortunes each one went through. This is unique writing that I can’t wait to read more of! It reminds me of Stephen King mixed with Kurt Vonnegut and Thomas Pynchon. An amazing book and I can’t wait to read more from Robert Rife!

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Brandy Vaughn, July 2022

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Ritual Obsession (Blood Obsession Book 1) by R.L. Dunn – Review by April McCoy

Ritual Obsession (Blood Obsession Book 1)Ritual Obsession by R.L. Dunn
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

Ritual Obsession by R.L Dunn is the first in the series and so very well thought out! I really enjoyed this book and all that the author spun into the tale! Mystery, Thriller, Suspense, and Romance all rolled into one where tensions are high while a city is in crisis. I could not put this book down! It was perfect to curl up with and get lost in! Well thought out, and well executed, where I was on the edge of my seat more than once!

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Tale of a Body Thief (Rovena Silvex Book 1) by Kristy Centeno

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

Rovena is a demon hunter, she’s strong and tough and just completely awesome. With her special skills, she’s the best there is at what she does. But, instead of killing demons can she keep one alive. Excellent read! I can’t wait for the rest of the series.

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Taylor’s Law by Jennifer Raines – Review by Daryian Lucas

Taylor's LawTaylor’s Law by Jennifer Raines
My rating: 3 of 5 stars

3.9/5 Stars
This was my first book by this author and it’s set in Australian. There are a few cultural differences between the book setting and my home country, but overall they aren’t large enough to be confusing. I felt the book jumped in a serious situation quickly and felt almost overwhelmed at the beginning. I found myself having to reread to make sure I understood the situation correctly. I think if the book was a little more of a slow burn, I would have enjoyed it more. The seriousness of the custody battle seemed rushed and left me with questions at times.

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