This was the first longest series that I had to read. I was traveling to the past and the future saving the world and fighting the evil force who in fact can change everything. After finishing the first book I was confused about what was going on but towards the middle of the book I got the idea of what was happening. Basically, the first book was about the characters and what was happening to the MultiVerse. The second book was more in detail about the situation at hand it was up to the college student to find the treasure that will help to fight the enemy. In this part, I like how some religion is included but not details. Love how the author used each skill and character that suit them. I really what to know more about the reptilian humanoid because my husband for some reason will love to know more.
https://itsybitsybookbits.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/07/IBBB_2020_logo_sq.png00Charlene Gonzalezhttps://itsybitsybookbits.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/07/IBBB_2020_logo_sq.pngCharlene Gonzalez2023-02-10 12:26:222023-02-13 09:00:53Journeys Through Collection: Volumes 1-3 by James Talisman – Review by charlene gonzalez
While this is a shorter story it does pack a punch. I got to meet the Elite boys and a few or the girls. I got a deeper look into the background on Cole and Damon. It has some shocking and irritating moments. A little look into Riley’s life as well. She has led a very interesting life.
This one captured my interest and hung on til the end. I look forward to the next or first book in the series as I am wondering what is going to happen next.
https://itsybitsybookbits.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/07/IBBB_2020_logo_sq.png00Lisa Helmickhttps://itsybitsybookbits.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/07/IBBB_2020_logo_sq.pngLisa Helmick2023-02-10 11:46:142023-02-13 09:00:03Savage Start (Hidden Valley Elite Prequel) by Isla Vaughn – Review by Lisa Helmick
Wow I really enjoyed this book. It is a romance but it is also full of danger and Suspense as secrets are reveled and a romance blossoms which took me by surprise. The author’s writing is so descriptive that you feel every ounce of emotions between Tripp and Sunny. There’s is definately a relationship which starts off as pure hate. Well from Tripp, Sunny however has always wanted him. When Sunny hires Tripps family to help her find out who she is, things take a dangerous twist which means Sunny needs to be protected and Tripp is just the man for the job. As things progress and the situation gets more dangerous you can feel the tension and attraction build between them. But Tripp doesn’t do relationships so as much as he realises he wants her he holds back and we get a stroy that is very push and pull but full of tension as you keep reading to see if they eventually get their act together and get together
This is the 4th book in the Red Cage series and I am definately going back to read the others. Even though it is part of a series it was enjoyable enough to be read as a standalone.
https://itsybitsybookbits.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/07/IBBB_2020_logo_sq.png00Kerry Carrhttps://itsybitsybookbits.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/07/IBBB_2020_logo_sq.pngKerry Carr2023-02-10 11:11:122023-02-13 08:59:15The Golden Garza (Red Cage Book 4) by S. Ann Cole – Review by Kerry Carr
This is the 6th book in the Antipodes series and is 340 pages in length. This story follows Caitlin and Seraphin from their POV. They grew up on Lewis and were created to make sure the human race survives. A virus has taken out most of the planet, but they are immune as they were created to resettle the world. But what if they don’t want to? Follow these two on their many adventures. I’ve read the previous books and thought they were done – I was pleasantly surprised to see this!
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Mora is a princess in a futuristic world who is tired of being constrained by her royal duties. She decides instead to break free and go on an adventure with a rebel pilot named Darin. Mora gets more of an adventure than she bargained for when her and Darin are pursued by a bounty hunter across the galaxy.
This book is a romance set in the future in a galaxy far away. Mora finds herself falling for Darin during their adventure but feels conflicted because she is bound by her royal duties. She keeps her real identity a secret from Darin throughout the pursuit by the bounty hunter while she tries to figure out what her feelings are for him. Destined to be married to another in order to secure peace in the galaxy, Mora wrestles with the concept of duty versus love.
The author did a great job of describing royalty in a future galaxy. The writing is vivid and detailed and the characters are likable. This book is a great example of the concept of how difficult it must be as a royal member to have to choose between love and royal responsibilities, duties, and obligations. It is complete with princesses, pirates, bounty hunters, action, adventure, and suspense.
https://itsybitsybookbits.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/07/IBBB_2020_logo_sq.png00Tara Johnson Barneshttps://itsybitsybookbits.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/07/IBBB_2020_logo_sq.pngTara Johnson Barnes2023-02-10 11:01:142023-02-13 08:58:51Lucky Stars by Fantasia Yu – Review by Tara Johnson Barnes
When London meets a man at a bar deep in the woods all she is looking for is a quick, no-strings attached fling. She gets that in a man named Mateo that she spends seven pleasure filled evenings with. Once the week is up London gets on with her life and never expects to see Mateo again.
A full year has gone by and although London’s life has resumed to normal, she cannot stop thinking about that man she met in the woods. When she starts working with an agency called Red Cage, she comes face-to-face with the man she has not been able to stop thinking about. Never in her wildest dreams did London expect to see this man ever again, yet here he is and now he is her boss. Not only that but as it turns out, Mateo is not even his real name.
London and True were wonderful characters and you can almost feel the sexual tension between them. This was not something that either were willing to admit nor were they willing to give into. True is sexy, with a body that will not quit, and he oozes sexuality. Every woman lusts after him and not only does he know it but he thrives on the attention. True is used to getting what he wants and having women lavish him with gifts and attention. He has no desire to have a relationship or be tied down by any one woman. Lonny is strong willed, independent, hot headed, and does not back down from a challenge. She hits every obstacle head on and is a force to be reckoned with. Lonny is not the type of woman to be wooed by any man nor does she want a man to get in the way of her career. Neither Lonny nor True can deny there is a strong sexual attraction between them, but is that all it is?
This book leaves the reader running the gamut of emotions so be mentally prepared to be tugged in all sorts of directions. Some of the scenes between Lonny and True were downright steamy and almost leave you breathless. Other times you want to scream at them because they are both so pig headed and stubborn as they deny their feelings for each other. Then there are moments when we are brought to tears when learn about their past experiences and how it made them put up walls. Every so often we get a chuckle at some of the text messages between True and his brother’s wife, Lexi, when True asks for her advice. Very well written and the characters were likable and relatable. I highly recommend this book!
https://itsybitsybookbits.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/07/IBBB_2020_logo_sq.png00Tara Johnson Barneshttps://itsybitsybookbits.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/07/IBBB_2020_logo_sq.pngTara Johnson Barnes2023-02-10 10:26:242023-02-13 08:58:29The True Garza (Red Cage Book 3) by S. Ann Cole – Review by Tara Johnson Barnes
Soleil has lusted after Tripp Garza her entire life, but he thinks that she is annoying and wants nothing to do with her. She chooses to just admire him from afar in the hopes that one day she can win him over and he will want to be with her. When Soleil needs help she approaches Red Cage for help and surprisingly enough Tripp is the one person who is willing to help her. Not only will he help her but he is willing to put his life on the line for her at all costs. Surprised by this turn of events, Soleil accepts his help knowing that it will be no more than a professional relationship. She is just happy to be able to spend any time with this beautiful man of her dreams.
Soleil wants nothing more than to make Tripp hers but knows that may be an impossible dream. Tripp also has a reputation for being non-committal so being in a relationship is not in the cards for him. All Tripp wants to do is spend time pursuing his own activities so why is he so determined to help Soleil. Why does it matter to him so much that she is safe and out of harm’s way? Why is he so jealous when another man touches her? His emotions not only surprise him, but it also comes as a surprise to Soleil. She thought that he hated her so why is he acting this way?
This book was brilliantly written and the characters of Tripp and Soleil were wonderful. I kept reading and turning pages to not only see what would happen between them but to find out if the mystery of Soleil’s past would be solved. The more we read the more we learn about the secret yearnings that both Soleil and Tripp have had and kept to themselves for years. Then a surprising twist as we learn who Soleil really is and where she came from. That is all I will say for fear of spoilers so if you want to know more then you will have to read this book.
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What a wonderful cozy little mystery surrounding a muffin shop written by a new author to me. Not sure what to expect I picked this book because of the cover. It did not disappoint. I found it to contain great drama and suspense but also the typical older town gossips that had me laughing aloud. The author did an excellent job keeping me captivated and intrigued in this mystery. Her description is perfect. She does not leave a detail out. You can imagine every little aspect of the town and the townspeople. I thoroughly enjoyed it. I look forward to reading the next installment in this story.
I really like Wickstrom’s books and how she always weaves lessons into them. This is the really cute story of Caspian, his UnBirthday, and his Grandpa’s gift, Hot Chocolate Socks. Caspian, at first, isn’t excited about his UnBirthday gift, but his mother reminds his that there’s always something good to be found in gifts we are given. Then Grandpa shows Caspian how special his socks are and Grandpa has a pair as well. They end up spending the day together having adventures. It’s a really good reminder that we all need to find the good in things and sometimes we need to take days off to have some fun.
Sometimes we make bad decisions and when they done to haunt they come with a vengeance and I’m afraid this was the case for Pedro , yes he’s the man we all love to hate but there’s something that makes me feel sorry for him to a degree …..
Anne comes across as a bit if a fading wallflower but don’t underestimate her and her inner Amazonian warrior woman ….
As per the first book I was ready to pack my bags and head out to follow them wherever they were , I’m a picture person and the places I “went” to and the people I “ interacted” with while reading this was just amazing . These people are complex , deep and intense but there’s a live and respect for them and their stories that you need to experience for yourself ❣️📕
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This book was so relatable! I am thankful to Christine for writing a book that put many of my own experiences and feelings down onto paper. Living in this world with anxiety and an inner critic can be very hard, but it helps to know that I am not alone! I highly enjoyed this journey to self-love and acceptance and definitely recommend it.
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This is book one in the series. I enjoyed the nostalgia when reading True Colors. It’s filled with tween/teen drama that is appropriate for middle school. Bullies, peer pressure, trying to fit in, being popular and general angst of being a teenager. The reader can relate to Laundry and everything she goes through! The story creates a positive message for the reader and has wonderful character development. A plus for any tween/teen!
This is another great story in the Amaleigha series. She is such a dreamer and inspirer and this time she’s helping inspire nature to her community. Once again, the writer did such a great job of not only telling a story but educating on the seasons and how they change. It’s a great way to get kids outside to explore and observe all that nature has to offer. The illustrations were perfectly paired with the story. The colors are so bright and vivid which is great for grabbing the attention of a child reader. Another book I highly recommend you give your kid as well a give as a gift to other kids.
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This was quite the suspenseful story. I found it a quick read. There were a few predictable spots. It’s an original story that will have you feeling the suspense. The characters are young and modern, so they are fairly relatable. The story flows well. I enjoyed it. I loved the suspense and it kept me glued till the end
Oh my goodness! First, the cover on this book is lovely! Those colors just caught my eye. Second, this story is so enthralling. I found the historical touch to it to be just right. It gave the plot just the right touch. The storyline flowed like water. I am a fan of historical romance. A strong heroine in these romances are always a treat because they don’t happen often. I found the author’s writing just sucked me in write from the beginning. I’m looking forward to the next book.
https://itsybitsybookbits.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/07/IBBB_2020_logo_sq.png00Shelly Kittellhttps://itsybitsybookbits.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/07/IBBB_2020_logo_sq.pngShelly Kittell2023-02-10 07:28:102023-02-13 08:54:54Wild Lavender (Heart & Hand Series Book 1) by Nicole E. Kelleher – Review by Shelly Kittell
The White Knight Cowboy: BWWM Historical Western (The Studs of Clear Creek County) is a great Historical read. I absolutely love this author she is amazing historical writer. I was not disappointed in this read there is a little bit of age gap between Dusty and Lovely Jo, but it wasn’t a big deal for me this read sucks you in right for the beginning. Fast Paced read with Romance and Darama and everything to keep you entertained. The only thing I would change about this read is to make it longer I could have kept reading about Dusty and Lovely Jo. I highly recommend this Author and look forward to reading more book by her. Thank you for a wonderful read.
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This is one of the most exciting wizardry books I’ve read since Harry Potter. This is Book 2 of the series and Wilf is getting himself involved in some more mystery searching to bring Myra to justice. The adventure involving Katryna and trying to deceive the other witches had me on the edge of my seat. Wilf is a teen just trying to get some answers and justice for his dad. While he’s doing all this, he has normal teen issues going on. He deals with a lot. I root for Wilf because he doesn’t give up. He’s a strong kid (a little hard-headed) and very easy to relate to). I love the story and the characters. It’s suspense, adventure, teen romance, and an exciting series. You must try this story. Better read as a series than a stand alone. I can’t wait to read Book 3.
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What a wonderful resource for new and independent authors out there. The author explains what things are and gives some resources for cover designers, illustrators, editors publishers and more. It’s a definite resource new and independent authors to add to their library.
Though not one who typically gets into Cold War-era stories, I found this one to be wonderful. It is full of twists and turns, tension, unknown as to who can be trusted and who people really are. I found the characters realistic and the pacing was spot-on. I enjoyed the connection to The Brass Compass, but am glad that the author selected another character to focus on, and that she still connected the two novels together. It is a good way to show how lives diverge when the immediate need for spy services is not as critical. The times and the work were dangerous and the author did a great job of expressing that. If you like historical fiction, spy stories, strong-willed heroines, but still want it to feel real, this is your book!
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This story follows Grace as she takes over her family farm much sooner than expected due to her mom becoming too sick to stay on the farm. Grace has had some hardships in life to overcome already, including the death of her best friend as a teenager. The brother of her best friend is now her neighbor on the farm and could be what she needs to save her farm but they havent spoken in years. The death of the one person they both loved has kept them at odds but may also be something that links them together.
This was a unique and interesting story for me to read. I was super intrigued about the farm life for Grace and i really felt like i was experiencing that with her. I also liked the interactions between her and Ryan. They felt genuine. I was not entirely sure how i felt about Ryan at first but then he kind of started to grow on me. I enjoyed Grace and loved seeing her with her family which clearly means a lot to her. This story was fun to read and watch Grace and Ryan put their issues aside to do what is best for the farm and turns out they could be whats right for each other as well.
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This book is a great read for adults and middle schooler aged children as well. Dealing with many of the issues that kids today face in middle school. Landry is struggling to fit in and this is all about her experience in middle school. Cliques, bullying, lack of confidence, its all in there this book contains all the middle school drama.
Dominic is in love with Juliana when she disappears. Presumed dead, her wealthy father blames Dominic and has him arrested. Years later, Dominic runs into Juliana, only she claims to be Whitney. Dominic doesn’t know what to believe because she looks exactly like his Juliana. All he knows is he is extremely angry for everything he went through. When Whitney ends up having a special skill that can help him, he must get past the anger at Juliana, even if he still believes the two women are one in the same. Opinion This book has some trigger warnings at the beginning for a very good reason. It goes down a rabbit hole so dark that it is not for everyone. If you do not like dark romance (and I do mean dark), this book is not for you. That having been said, the story was captivating. Following along with Dominic and Whitney/Juliana kept my mind spinning with possibilities of what happened. The book does end in a good light but it did get pretty dark and sketchy for a while. I will give a warning of my own. This book has a lot of intimate scenes. I would say they happened every two to three chapters, with the first one in the prologue. If that is not your kind of book, this book is not for you. If it is your kind of book, make sure you read it while your partner is in town.
https://itsybitsybookbits.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/07/IBBB_2020_logo_sq.png00Dawn Brownhttps://itsybitsybookbits.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/07/IBBB_2020_logo_sq.pngDawn Brown2023-02-10 04:11:092023-02-13 08:47:22Absolution by Anise Storm & Taylor L. Ray – Review by Dawn Brown
What a wonderful book! She’s say everything most of us are thinking in our heads. Though have biographical, half fiction, I found I could totally relate to this story. So gripping, I was glued right from the beginning. This is a book that I can recommend to anybody that has had that inner critic judging themselves. Well done, author! I hope to read more from this author. She is a new author to me
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A high-school grad, Sam Crawford, moves to Los Angeles to pursue acting and leaves the small town with a big secret behind.
After several failed prospects, her world continues to crumble. She meets Corey, a man who promises to help with her acting with one caveat she does not expect: an exchange. He will fulfill her dream career if she gives him a child. While being held captive until the baby is born and the exchange complete, she hears and sees things that lead to her escape.
When the child goes missing four years later, does the exchange finally happen? And does Sam become a mastermind of Corey’s organized crime?
The Exchange is a twisty read that will have you glued to the pages late into the night.
Nadija Mujagić was born and raised in Sarajevo, Bosnia and Herzegovina, what used to be the former Yugoslavia back in the late 1970s. In 1997, she moved to the United States shortly after the end of the Bosnian War and has lived in Massachusetts since. In her spare time, she enjoys playing sports and electric bass guitar.
Visit her website for more information: http://nadijamujagic.com
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Winnifred, or as most know her by Winnie, is an artist, entrepreneur, and author of her debut series:The Gods’ Scion. Winnie has had a lifelong love of literature and art. She wants to create a beautiful fantasy world with compelling and intriguing characters as a writer. Winnie loves to spread positivity and joy to those around her and look at the world through a glittery pink lens.
Wild Lavender, Best Fantasy Romance, The Golden Quill Contest
Both healer and warrior, nothing will stop Lady Aubrianne from protecting the people she loves. Together with her closest friends, she labors to find the reason behind her nefarious husband’s frequent absences. They fear the worst and race against time to avoid being implicated in his treacherous acts.
Larkin, a Royal Guard of Aurelia and second-born noble son, tires of his rakish ways. He craves adventure and jumps at the chance to investigate the increasingly wealthy Lord Roger and his dealings with a rival realm. In Aurelia, there’s only one punishment for treason: death to all involved—including the woman who has haunted his dreams for years.
With ambition, murder, and sizzling romance, Wild Lavender delivers! The first book of the Heart & Hand Series introduces a sweeping fantasy epic, one that spans realms, a mystical prophecy, and royal intrigue.
“The epic and sexy world of Wild Lavender is filled with castles teeming with secret passages, political intrigue, war horses, horrors and love. The story sucked me right in on the first page and didn’t let me go until the very last.” —Pat Esden, Author of the Dark Heart Novels
Author of the Heart & Hand Series, Nicole E. Kelleher’s first book, Wild Lavender, is a Golden Quill Winner for Best Fantasy Romance and was named a finalist in the New England Readers Choice’s contest for Historical Romance, NYC’s Kathryn Hayes “When Sparks Fly” contest, and the Maggie Award for Excellence. She has recently re-released both Wild Lavender and The Queen’s Dance with new and improved content. The third book in her Heart & Hand Series, The Naked Moon, is newly released. You can find out more on Nicole and her books athttps://www.nekelleher.com.
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Witches and magic are taking over Wilf’s life. After being thrust into a long-standing conflict between the witches and wizards that has destabilized the Magical Realm and finding the antidote for the Virus of Beauty, Wilf would like to return to his normal soccer playing teenage life. But he can’t rest until his stepsister, Myra, is caught and brought to justice. It’s been three days since Myra took to the skies above Hong Kong and disappeared. Now Wilf is accused of corrupting the Veil, a defensive barrier between the witch and wizard cities. As the spell expands throughout the magical realm it is attacking witches and wizards. But Wilf would rather embrace his witch friend, Katryna, than his wizard powers. When evil forces have other plans and they kidnap Katryna, Wilf realizes that he’d do anything to save her and the Magical Realm, even if it means risking his own life by connecting to the primary source of all magic.
CB Lyall is in full possession of her English accent, even after spending half her life living in exotic locations – New York, India, Belgium and Hong Kong. Despite her undiagnosed childhood dyslexia she finally developed a deep love of books and writing. She has published two novels in The Virus of Beauty Series and numerous short stories. She currently resides in Westchester, New York, but who knows how long that will remain true. Her passions are her husband, three sons, her grandchildren and golf. To learn when her next book will be released, or to get updates on other magical things in the works and life, sign up for her newsletter at cblyall.com.
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Susan has woven threads of deceit and lies, suspense and danger in this thriller. Where tensions run high and the fear is palpable. The characters are fully realised and well developed to the point that you feel so much compassion for some and some you hate so strongly that it is a testament to Susan’s writing that evoke such strong emotions. It’s so easy to get lost in this fast-paced thriller that soon the pages are flying by because you are so engrossed on wanting to find out what is next. Imagine your whole life has just been ripped apart and you are trying to grieve only to find that there have been lies and deceit behind your back. Then imagine those who are more interested in themselves and greed who decide to lock you away and there is no one to help you. Imagine a place where many go but never leave…….. I am now going to go back to read other works by this author.
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Even I as an adult really enjoy Caspian’s Unbirthday’s and Grandpa’s gifts along with my grandkids. Although I was a bit hesitant to read this one with them. Why? Because I was wary that they would want to spill hot chocolate on their socks. I was right they did. Grandpa and Caspian find themselves transport in a broom and mop and zoom off on adventures. It is a story that will make even an adult dream of being able to fly and the places you could go. With bright and colourful illustrations that children will love join Caspian and Grandpa on this fun magical adventure.
I love this series! Not only is the idea of blind dating in the dark a novel idea, but it makes for hilarious stories. I love the friends to lovers trope, and this couple make it super sweet in this story. Evan and Kayla are business partners with Kayla heading up the blind date app. Evan, spurred on by his friend actually finding love, decides to give it a try. Great main characters as well as secondary characters, a hilarious plot, and a hot chemistry. Ready for the next one!
https://itsybitsybookbits.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/07/IBBB_2020_logo_sq.png00Tina Vegahttps://itsybitsybookbits.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/07/IBBB_2020_logo_sq.pngTina Vega2023-02-09 22:55:532023-02-13 08:46:30Evan (Billionaire Blind Dates Book 2) by Toni Denise – Review by Tina Vega
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Journeys Through Collection: Volume 1-3 by James Talisman
