Sessrúmnir (Antipodes Series Book 5) by T.S. Simons – Review by Jennifer Gordon

Sessrumnir (Antipodes #5)Sessrumnir by T.S. Simons
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

This is the fifth instalment in the Antipodes series, and the adventures set within a dystopian world continue. Having read and thoroughly enjoyed the previous books, I was looking forward to this novel, and I was not disappointed. Once again I was fully immersed in the storyline, and felt engaged with the characters, some of whom are like old friends now, and others who were newly introduced. The wonderfully detailed descriptive narrative brought the setting and the characters vividly to life, once more. I was hooked from start to finish, as the residents of Lewis, are forced to take drastic action in order to protect their children, having received some shocking news. Freyja and Illyria join together with some friends, with the hope of discovering who is behind this latest threat. The threat needs to be got rid off, before it takes all of their lives. Another gripping storyline with plenty of plot twists that kept me guessing, as love, loss, friendships and relationships are challenged. A real page turner!

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Into the Light (Moon Harbor Series Book 3) by Kate McWilliams – Review by Kerry Baker

Into the LightInto the Light by Kate McWilliams
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

This is a book that is all about the characters, with the story secondary to this. The connection between the two main characters is palpable on each and every page and I loved reading about their journey. They are exactly what they each need and it was so nice to be able to experience it with them.
The book is quite a quick and easy read, entertaining the whole way through. At times I thought it could have done with just a little more depth to it but the characters more than made up for this to me. This is a great read and I will definitely be reading more of this series.

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Burn (Elemental Warriors Book 1) by Joanna Morgan – Review by Emmye Marihugh

Burn (Elemental Warriors, #1)Burn by Joanna Morgan
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

This was definitely not what I was expecting but in a great way! I love how creative and different it is. The romance wasn’t in your face or steal the show from the storyline it played into it and enhanced it like it should. I would definitely recommend this to anyone who likes fantasy novels.

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Into the Light (Moon Harbor Series Book 3) by Kate McWilliams – Review by Chelsea Foster

Into the LightInto the Light by Kate McWilliams
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

Raf and Ellie. Oh, my heart. I loved this story. Raf is so protective of her and it kills me how they don’t communicate but it’s understandable, about their feelings for one another. The suspense from Raf’s past and the dilemma with his friend from that time. He’s a new man and Ellie loves him and trusts him. I like how it’s set in a small town as well and everyone knows everyone. This book was funny and had a good twist to it.

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Fractured Worlds: Courage in the Apocalypse by Courtney Konstantin – Review by Allyson Ware

Fractured World: Courage in the Apocalypse CollectionFractured World: Courage in the Apocalypse Collection by Maira Dawn
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

I am a sucker for dystopian fiction. I am also slightly obsessed with zombie fiction.. So you know I picked this book up immediately. I tend to rate these books with more critique than other novels because I read them so often. I do have to say that I was not disappointed by one of these authors. To top it all off, the proceeds are going to a fantastic charity. The only disappointment I had was that the stories were so short and left me wanting to read so much more. I could not knock a star off for that. How can you take a star for the stories being so awesome?

The bright side to the stories being shorter than normal is that you fly through this book in no time. If you are looking for a good, easy, semi-short read, this book is for you. The authors will not disappoint you, nor will the characters or the plots. Just be prepared for all of the suspense you will experience and the need for more at the end of each short story!

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Moby Plays the Flute by Eeha Bhatt – Review by Emily H

Moby Plays the FluteMoby Plays the Flute by Eeha Bhatt
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

Moby Plays the Flute is about a young girl who has a tough time following through. Her father, a Marine, is trying to help her learn about achieving goals and the importance of not giving up when things become to hard. On her birthday he gives her a flute, the problem for Moby lies in how she can get it to play.

Beautifully illustrated. I thought the story had some great life lesson details that we all face young and old. Entertaining story.

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Into the Light (Moon Harbor Series Book 3) by Kate McWilliams – Review by Shannen Kern

Into the LightInto the Light by Kate McWilliams
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

Into the Light is such a sweet and forbidden romance! But don’t be fooled because it has plenty of action, both steamy and suspenseful! I love Ellie and Rafael’s story with all the twists and turns.

Ellie is an incredibly hard worker, and she refuses to let herself be egotistical about her business doing well. She knows that one wrong move can make all the difference and end her dream job. When she isn’t thinking about work, she is daydreaming about her long-time crush, Rafael. Raf is also her brother’s best friend who sees her as a little sister. Except he doesn’t. Rafael is finally tempting fate with telling Ellie how he feels about her, but he fears his past catching up to him. In his eyes he’s still a no-good danger, and he refuses to let anyone, especially Ellie, get hurt because of him. Will they live happily ever after, or will they take their undying love to their graves?

There is so much to love about this book, and I am soon going to read it again! The suspense had me gripping the book throughout the entire story! It caught me off guard multiple times. I enjoyed the steamy scenes as well as Kate McWilliams knows how to write romance without seeming cliché. You don’t want to miss this!

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Grave Digger Academy II by C.A. King Reviewed by Jasmin Slagle

Grave Digger Academy IIGrave Digger Academy II by C.A. King
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

It’s Makayla’s second year at the academy. This semester the academy has a little competition to bring funding that would really help the academy. I’m really enjoying these books. Super excited for the next book.

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Into the Light (Moon Harbor Series Book 3) by Kate McWilliams – Review by Lorrene Huisman

Into the LightInto the Light by Kate McWilliams
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

I simply loved this book and all that the author gave within their writing. The story came together quite nicely, and the characters were very connectable. I could not have asked for more It was a first time author for me, and this journey is certainly not my last! Very impressive and enjoyable writing!

I loved the small town romance of this book. Loved Ellie being the independent person she was, ans loved Raf wanting nothing more than to care and provide for her. The romance was not just thrown in your face, it was worked for. There was so much more to this wonderful story that meets the eye. I will for sure be visiting this town to read about Ellie and Raf. I very much enjoyed the author’s writing style. It was a wonderful and good read that sticks with you after you finish! Very much enjoyed it and loved it!

I must say, this book was more wonderful than I expected. I was in love with it from the beginning, but the more I read, the more I got hooked. Highly recommend! Not one to be passed up for any means!

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I Loved You Yesterday (Trading Heartbeats Trilogy Book 1) by Julie Navickas – Review by Diane Sennett

I Loved You Yesterday: Book One in the Trading Heartbeats TrilogyI Loved You Yesterday: Book One in the Trading Heartbeats Trilogy by Julie Navickas
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

I. Loved. This. Book! I read this book in one day, almost in one sitting; as life kept interrupting! I Loved You Yesterday, was beautifully written. It’s the first book in a trilogy series. The characters came alive with each turn of the page. Mavis and Josh fell in love. Unfortunate events drive them apart and Mavis seeks out Josh’s brother, Austin. This love triangle keeps you guessing until the end. I’m looking forward to reading the next book.

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Into the Light (Moon Harbor Series Book 3) by Kate McWilliams – Review by Kerry Carr

Into the LightInto the Light by Kate McWilliams
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

I really enjoyed this story and the romance between Raf and Ellie was so romantic and steamy. The author does an amazing job with the characters. Making them both relatable and also giving them back stories that make them feel like old friends. I love the friendship dynamic between them and also how their love for one another goes by hidden. Neither of them knowing how the other feels and both of them too scared to take the leap of faith. The author’s writing is beautiful and the way the characters express their feelings is really what makes this story unique and beautiful to read. It gives the characters so much more depth and feeling which as a reader makes you more invested in their story

Raf is a hardworking man. He’s spent his life trying to make up for something that happened in his past. And it’s this very incident that makes him feel unworthy of the love of a woman like Ellie. No matter how much he wants her, he can’t have her. Even though not having her is killing him.

Ellie is a strong and independent woman. She is very fiesty and can take care of herself. So when the man she loves Raf tries to be overprotective off her and treat her like a sister, she sees red.
Why can’t he see her for the woman she I’d instead of his best friends little sister?
Why can’t he love and want her the way she wants him?

The connection between them is explosive and the chemistry is so hot. Will they ever give in to their feelings and finally be together like they want? Or will things, circumstances and people keep them denying their feelings out of fear of the past and fear of rejection?

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Moby Plays the Flute by Eeha Bhatt – Review by Cindy Mayberry

Moby Plays the FluteMoby Plays the Flute by Eeha Bhatt
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

This is an open ended story for children. In this story Moby learns many things. The first is to not give up, the more you try the better you get. While this is a quick read for children, it could be a learning tool for parents and teachers. The author has written this wonderful story, so that it is easy for the young new readers. The illustrations were fun and eye-catching, again opening the door for questions from the young. I highly recommend this book for K – 3rd graders but not limited to those ages. I hope you enjoy this story as much as I did.

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Burn (Elemental Warriors Book 1) by Joanna Morgan – Review by Emily Nolden

Burn (Elemental Warriors, #1)Burn by Joanna Morgan
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

Burn (Elemental Warriors Book 1) by Joanna Morgan
4 out of 5 stars

Burn by Joanna Morgan is a great new concept to the paranormal fantasy tale. Follow Levi and Brook in this refreshing new concept as they learn about each other and fight against the odds to be with each other.
I loved the new concept, the story line and the characters, but it was very hard for me to keep reading through this book. I just thought it was very slow throughout the whole book, until the very end. When you work full time and have kids it was very hard for me not to get distracted or “get in the zone”, to read this book.
Despite this book being slow, I did think the writing was good. The plot was all brand new and there was a lot of world building, so I believe that is why the book might have been on the slower side. I also loved the forbidden romance between Levi and Brook, along with them having to defy the odds. Brook is learning of a whole new world, and learning about a whole new part of herself.

Due to the flaws, but with reason, I gave this book a 4 out of 5 stars. Overall it was still a great read, the characters were amazing, and I loved the new storyline and world.

I really do hope that as this series develops, I can fall in love with it more, because it is a really great story line.

For any future readers, please know that this is a start of a series, but can be read as a stand alone. I, personally, cannot stop after reading just this book, so I cannot wait for the rest of the series to be published.

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Tropical Date (Postscript Island Book 3) by R.S. Jonesee – Review by Vanessa Estrada

Tropical Date (Postscript Island, #2)Tropical Date by R.S. Jonesee

My rating: 5 of 5 stars

Great second-chance romance! I loved this book because it was slow-burn and there was a lot of tension and buildup. Also there was a bit of mystery about the company that wanted to buy all the stores, so that kept me interested as well. Marissa is such a cool protagonist, I loved her and could relate to her. Overall the book was very entertaining and a great read, highly recommend.

 

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Caim (Antipodes Book 3) by T.S. Simons – Review by Breanne Christian

Caim (Antipodes #4)Caim by T.S. Simons
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

Cam and Freyja have settled into life with their friends and family surrounding them on Lewis. Then alarms go off, alerting the residents to someone approaching. They find that it is old acquaintances from Clava, with a couple of children that look familiar. As Freyja and Cam find out why they were selected and that Freyja’s sister may still be alive, they embark on yet another journey. Terror and danger continue to surround the couple as they, and some selected friends, search for answers and try to keep their community safe.
I can not speak more highly of this series. I would not change a single event that has happened. This book, as well as others, have held my interest and I want to continue reading. The characters continue to be relatable and loveable. Feelings are realistic and emotions can be felt through the page. I highly suggest the Antipodes series.

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Ouroboros (Antipodes Book 3) by T.S. Simons – Review by Breanne Christian

Ouroboros (Antipodes #3)Ouroboros by T.S. Simons
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

Cam decides that he needs closure and embarks on a journey by himself to find more about Laetitia’s life before Lewis. Freyja, wanting to reconnect with Cam, follows him. After meeting with Cam, and Cam agreeing to her tagging along, their relationship sparks once again. The story switches to Freyja’s viewpoint as she describes what she went through travelling with Angus and losing Cam as her husband. As always, trouble is brewing. What new terrors do they find, and can they make it out? Find out in Ouroboros.
Once again, T.S. Simons created a story that I did not want to put down. The characters remain relatable, and the descriptions are impeccable. I cannot wait to read more in the series. You do not want to miss this installment.

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Grave Digger Academy (Grave Digger Academy Book 1) by C.A. King – Review by Ayla Phipps

Grave Digger AcademyGrave Digger Academy by C.A. King
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

This was the first thing I have ever read by C.A. King, and I couldn’t put it down. The world building is amazing I found myself seeing the images in my mind of similar places I have seen. Makayla is a very relatable character not only for physically looking different from her family but in her thinking. Good or bad Makayla had questions that she shouldn’t leading to an interesting first year.
Makayla is the seventh born child in her family, having six older brothers, she was the only one with red hair and bright green eyes. Growing up she was always treated differently from her brothers by her family, her one hope was that she would get into a prestigious academy and would make her parents proud. On the morning of her first day at academy Makayla’s mother gives her a family heirloom, it is said that it hasn’t worked in 3-5 generations or more, the necklace refusing to even stay on her when it was passed to her, only now the clasp as disappeared the moment it was placed on Makayla, surprising both herself and her mother. The biggest fear was not getting accepted into her three choices, which would send her straight to Grave Digger Academy (GDA). Over the years it has been the most neglected profession in the magical world, despite being one of the most crucial jobs. The first lesson she learns is the difference between gravediggers and grave diggers. Gravediggers are the ones who dig the holes for the coffins, while grave diggers are those who prevent the already dead from returning. What started off as a disappointment at being sent to GDA quickly became a bigger mystery. Starting with the well-known urban legend of the seventh born in a family of witches. Immediately Makayla and her friends are invested in the thought of it being possible as the physical attributes of the seventh born were true for Makayla. For the first time she has friends but after an impossible moment she is kept from them, until the end of the semester.
From the first day of classes Makayla had questions about a now illegal practice of magic, seeing glimpses of the long-forgotten academy across the graveyard flickers of light seen inside makes her determined for some answers. She is finally reunited with her friends at the end of the semester, their stories of that night filling in the questions she had only now they had a plan. Knowing a glimpse of her heritage Makayla and her friends leave with missions during the break. Accepting they will be back at Grave Digger Academy soon for year two. Cali is determined to find out more about her mysterious classmates’ pasts. Thomas is to learn more about portals from his parents. Makayla is determined to learn more about her family history. They are to meet on the first day of year two and fill each other in on what they learned during the break. I cannot wait to begin reading Grave Digger Academy 2 and learn more about Makayla’s family history and why her mother kept it secret from her father.

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Moby Plays the Flute by Eeha Bhatt – Review by Carrie Reed

Moby Plays the FluteMoby Plays the Flute by Eeha Bhatt
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

Fantastic! The story and art work are absolutely beautiful! This is a great book for parents and teachers to share with children. I think it is one of the many very important lessons a child needs to learn, believing in yourself, never giving up and have patience.

“The moment you stop believing in yourself, you give up on yourself…”

I really like that at the end of the book the author puts out ideas for adults to play and talk with their kids about the lessons from the book. I look forward to more amazing wrk from this author!

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Burn (Elemental Warriors Book 1) by Joanna Morgan – Review by Barbara Bohls

Burn (Elemental Warriors Book 1)Burn by Joanna Morgan
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

This book is the beginning of a series and can be read as a stand alone. The fast pace, page turning action of the story line will have you sitting on the edge of your seat and dying to find out what happens. Levi has the element of fire meaning he can create, control, and cause fire to happen anywhere at any time. Brooke is your general run of the mill normal human girl with no elemental powers or so she thinks. The mystery that also follows the story line sets up for the other books to follow and I can’t wait. Levi is trying to protect Brooke which is forcing them to spend time together and what happens when people are forced to be in each other proximity in a romance book, yep you got it. The steam happens. This book has it all mystery, action, passion, forbidden love, protection, and chaos. I highly recommend this book to anyone who like paranormal and who like a good romance read. It will keep you high entertained and wanting more. I can’t wait for book two.
Reviewed by @bbohls

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Jake (Billionaire Blind Dates Book 1) by Toni Denise – Review by Amanda Meady

Jake (Billionaire Blind Dates Book 1)Jake by Toni Denise
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

The author brings billionaires down to earth by creating a group of relatable characters who could be in your own friend group. This book is easy and fun to read. As the first book in the series, the character development provided some insight into possible future storylines while remaining focused on the lead characters. I’ll be reading the next book when it’s available.

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Notebook Mysteries ~ Decisions and Possibilities by Kimberly Mullins – Review by Heidi Sturgess

Decisions and Possibilities (Notebook Mysteries, #2)Decisions and Possibilities by Kimberly Mullins
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

So while Emma hungers for adventure she’s a smart girl and gets herself an education and now she combines her passions , she adds a few people to her team and each of them have a talent or gift of their own that they bring to the table and they make for a dynamic crime solving team and just keep in mind all is not as it seems ….

I think a lot of Emma’s success is due to the love and support of her team , family and friends and again I’m reminded of how tough things were back i. The day and our Emma is fearless and she has heart and courage in her side .

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Notebook Mysteries ~ Emma (Notebook Mysteries Book 1) by Kimberly Mullins – Review by Heidi Sturgess

Emma (Notebook Mysteries, #1)Emma by Kimberly Mullins
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

Emma works in the family bakery but she’s hungry for more and for adventure but as a girl back in the 1800’s her options and rights were very limited fortunately she manages to twist her fathers “ rubber arm” to join the delivery wagons and start her adventures ….

This was a read that attracted me for various reasons . Emma’s spirit reminds of my youngest daughter who is fearless and it feels like Mulan vs Nancy Drew going back time , that’s how I described it some of the girls who asked me about what I was reading

I must just say thank you for adding the most delectable and mouthwatering recipes🤗

I’m looking forward to some more fun and adventure ❣️📕

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Into the Light (Moon Harbor Series Book 3) by Kate McWilliams – Review by Shelly Kittell

Into the LightInto the Light by Kate McWilliams
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

What a sweet romance! Yes, there is a mystery involved in this story that is quite interesting but Rafe and El have their own interesting tale. Second chance love is my favorite. These two have had feelings for each other for a long time but he is her brother’s best friend. The sweetness, tenderness, yet gritty drama makes for an intense, page-turning story. I was engaged from the start and had to keep going until I was done. The characters felt so real. They reminded me of people I have met and come across. Contemporary and fresh writing, along with their sexy, flirty banter, makes this one of my favorites. Well done, author.

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Moby Plays the Flute by Eeha Bhatt – Review by Shelly Kittell

Moby Plays the FluteMoby Plays the Flute by Eeha Bhatt
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

This is a wonderful story that teaches a beautiful lesson about believing in yourself. There are many children out there that need help in believing in themselves. I loved the way the story is written in a positive tone. It also includes teaching about goals, perseverance and not giving up. The author also includes helpful tips and ideas at the back to help parents. The bright pictures, fun illustrations and an easy-to-read story make this the perfect story to read with your child(ren) or to add to your child’s library. I highly recommend this book to all parents.

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Break The Darkness (The Vigilant Book 2.5) by LM Preston – Review by Faith Jackson

Break The Darkness (Vigilant, #2.5)Break The Darkness by L.M. Preston
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

This book scared me but in a good way because you never knew where it was gonna take you. You’re ready for where you’re going but you know it’s gonna be something good.
You’re about to enter a world you’ll never forget. Full of action, great characters. This book will not only entertain you but will be easy to read.
Read the description for yourself to see what I mean. Bet you won’t regret it!

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Fractured Worlds: Courage in the Apocalypse by Courtney Konstantin – Review by Faith Jackson

Fractured World: Courage in the Apocalypse CollectionFractured World: Courage in the Apocalypse Collection by Maira Dawn
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

Let me start off by saying, I usually don’t like post-apocalyptic dystopian tales but I’m starting to like them more and more. This book is one of the reasons why. The author captured my attention because their heart is in the right place for getting their work out their and for a cause I can support.
That being said, let me dive into the review: These stories take you to another place, somewhere easily imagined with the descriptions provided, it hits a lot of places when you’re reading where you never imagined to go but keeps the human aspect in perspective. I loved how easily it was to take us to another place. It’s entertaining, fun to read, and realistic (at least to me) but full of action and suspense as well. You’ll enjoy this one just like I did.

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Fractured Worlds: Courage in the Apocalypse by Courtney Konstantin – Review by Kelli Harper

Fractured World: Courage in the Apocalypse CollectionFractured World: Courage in the Apocalypse Collection by Maira Dawn
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

I do not usually read this type of story as I hate being scared and anxious. But this book yelled for me to get it as all the proceeds of this go to the Gary Sinise foundation for Veterans and first responders. Being the fiancé of a Veteran and the sister and aunt to a couple first responders, this book called to me. So here I am a person who isn’t fond of this genre, reading this book. OH MY what good story lines and characters. The stories in this anthology will definitely pull you in and wrap you up and keep you turning pages because you just have to know what happens next. Best part about this is all the submissions in this anthology are stand alone. Each story is its own and they do not leave on cliff hangers.
Great charity anthology.

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Friends with Benies (Paris in Springtime Book 7) by T.B. Bond – Review by Kelli Harper

Friends with Benies: An AMBW Paranormal Romance (Paris in Springtime Book 7)Friends with Benies: An AMBW Paranormal Romance by T.B. Bond
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

Best friends since they were 6 years old, Wednesday and Ryker have grown up together and they love each other as friends. But could there be more than that between them? Heading off on a singles cruise to find Rykers Mate, Wednesday is aware that she could be losing the best sex of her life. There are a few twists and turns to this story but it is a really quick read and really funny at times.

This is the first read of this kind for me. I really enjoyed the characters and the pace.

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Operation Pinpoint (Space Force Rejects Book 1) by Landra Graf

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Operation Pinpoint (Space Force Rejects Book 1) by Landra Graf
Genre – Sci-Fi, Romance
Page Count – 182
Cover Designer – Melody Simmons

This alien tracker has finally found his mate, but how can he claim her when she loves another?

Captain Ravenna Joyner has one mission: rescue her missing lover. She’ll ruin every ounce of her credibility to save the one person who made her universe brighter, even partner with a bloodthirsty alien who can’t be trusted.

Dravos Trax has one mission: find the missing Space Force vessel Perseus. If he follows through, his prison sentence will be commuted. Only he doesn’t expect to find his mate in a human who is in love with someone else.

When the ship is located, the occupants are found dead, including Ravenna’s lover. But, there’s no time to mourn, as the other Space Force Ops commandos betray Dravos and Ravenna to cover up the murders, putting their lives in jeopardy. They’ll have to put aside their fears and stow this simmering passion between them to find a way to gain their freedom. Though the chase for answers only leaves more questions, and the commandos won’t stop until all loose ends are tied.

~ AMAZON ~

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Landra Graf has always been a sucker for stories where true love conquers all. She believes in the inspiration and joy the written word can bring. Add in her personal mottos of ‘whatever it takes’ and ‘better to be busy than bored’ and she’s two steps from overload. She writes romance with the goal of granting happily ever afters to everyone, fiction or not.

When not writing, readers can find Landra reviewing books, cooking up a storm, deeply immersed in a mad game of Scrabble or Rummy variation, and searching for moments to laugh and smile through it all.

She lives in the wilds of Northwest Arkansas with her partner and two children.

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Curse of the Elf Lord (Kingdom of the Elf Lords Book 2) by Heidi Vanlandingham

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Curse of the Elf Lord (Kingdom of the Elf Lords Book 2) by Heidi Vanlandingham
Genre – Fantasy, Mythology
Page Count – 284
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Cursed into the body of a werewolf, Émilien Elasalor longs for a cure that will return him to his true Elven form so he can win back the love of his wife, Hel. But knowing what an impossibility that is, he throws himself into his brother and sister-in-law’s disappearance, vowing to stop at nothing to find them. 

Hel is regarded as the ice queen, but underneath that cold exterior is a heart that beats for the daughter she was forced to leave behind—and for the Elf who stole a slice of her soul so long ago. When the dead start disappearing from her realm, she and Émilien are thrust together to discover who is behind this new threat, making the bone-chilling discovery that more is at stake than their hearts—the life of their only daughter. 

Can they forge a truce long enough to save her—and the whole of the Nine Worlds—or will their pasts destroy their future?

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Heidi Vanlandingham writes sweet, action-packed stories that take place in the Wild West, war-torn Europe, and otherworldly magical realms. Her love of history finds its way into each book, and her characters are lovable, strong, and diverse. Heidi’s stories transport the reader to a different place and time for understanding, compassion, and most of all, love.

Growing up in Oklahoma and living one year in Belgium gave Heidi a unique perspective regarding different cultures. She still lives in Oklahoma with her husband and youngest son. Her oldest son is in the autism spectrum and is working toward his own dreams. Heidi’s favorite things in life are laughter, paranormal romance books, music, and long road trips.

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