Breathless Love (The Bennetts of Langston Falls Book 3) by KG Fletcher

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Breathless Love (The Bennetts of Langston Falls Book 3) by KG Fletcher
Genre – Contemporary Romance

He’s chasing his honky-tonk dreams. She’s Nashville songwriter royalty. Will a road trip together set them on a passionate course toward their hearts’ desire?

Being a country music star is Hank Bennett’s ultimate goal. But after his band breaks up, he’s at a crossroads pondering his fate between music and working on the family farm. Lonely, libated, and a little bit lost, he attends the hometown concert of his country music idol, Travis Miller.

But he never expected to cross paths with Travis’s gorgeous songwriting sister, Ella Mae.

She’s outgoing, easy to talk to, and has several music awards under her belted daisy dukes. There’s something magical and mesmerizing about a successful female artist penning chart-topping country love ballads, and he’s smitten.

When Ella invites Hank to join them on the road during the last three weeks of the exciting tour, these kindred spirits can’t fight their attraction anymore – and his chivalry and wooing antics pay off into a night of unforgettable passion. She’s unleashed something inside him, and he’s unlocking her desires one by one. But a small town musician wannabe like him has no place in Ella Mae’s thrilling tour life when her famous brother becomes jealous of their unmistakable duo.

Will their shared harmony lead Hank toward country music stardom? Or will the dark side of fame steer him off course, leaving him a heartbroken farmer?

~ AMAZON ~


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Dubbed, “The Singing Author,” KG Fletcher lives in her very own frat house in Atlanta, GA with her husband Ladd and three sons.

As a singer/songwriter she became a recipient of the “Airplay International Award” for “Best New Artist” showcasing original songs at The Bluebird Café in Nashville, TN. She earned her BFA in theater at Valdosta State University, and has traveled the world professionally as a singer/actress.

KG currently gets to play rock star as a backup singer in the National Tour, “Remember When Rock Was Young – the Elton John Tribute,” www.almosteltonjohn.com She is also a summer artist-in-residence at her alma mater performing roles in musicals for the Peach State Summer Theatre program, her favorite roles to date being Donna in Mamma Mia!, and Marmee in Little Women the Musical. During lockdown and all through the pandemic, KG got creative using a bedroom closet and used her BFA to full advantage narrating and producing the first four books in her Reigning Hearts Series. (Now available on Audible.) She plans on narrating and producing ALL of her stories!

KG is a hopeless romantic. When she’s not on the road singing, she’s probably at home day dreaming about her swoony book boyfriends, or arranging a yummy charcuterie board while sipping red wine and listening to Frank Sinatra.

KG loves to interact with readers on social media and share about her writing and singing journey.  For more info about tour dates (and FREE concert tickets), go to www.kgfletcherauthor.com/contact.html

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Secrets of the Sorcery War (Ruarnon Trilogy Book #2) by Elise Carlson – Review by Angela Hayes

Secrets of the Sorcery War (Ruarnon Trilogy #2)Secrets of the Sorcery War by Elise Carlson
My rating: 3 of 5 stars

 

3 Stars

 

Secrets of the Sorcery War is the second instalment in the Raurnon Trilogy by Elise Carlson. This continues the adventure we started in Book One, so I highly recommend reading the previous book before starting on this one as the first book contains important information, character introductions, backstory, and other relevant details that you really should know in order to fully appreciate this second instalment.
This is a YA LGBTQ+ action-adventure fantasy with a non-binary MC, challenges, drama, secrets, magic, a quest, and high stakes.
Ruarnon (and co) are about to be challenged like never before as they face off against a formidable foe- the sorcerer king. But things aren’t going to be straight-forward- bit first they will need to find the right allies for the quest. Let the adventure begin. What ensues makes for an interesting read.
Although I was a little more ‘settled’ in this story than I was in the first, I still wasn’t as immersed and invested as I would have liked to have been. I still haven’t fully connected with the character/s, which then made it difficult to fully appreciate them and the outcome of their story. The story does lag and drag a bit in parts, and was also quite ‘wordy’ too, which made for some slow-going reading. Again, I found my attention wandering, but not as much as the first book, as I had to keep reminding myself to stay focused on what was happening. There is also a lot of detail, which is great in part, because it helped me to visualize everything- but I felt that there were times that the descriptions were a bit of an over-kill and became more like an info dump. Some elements were over-detailed, and other aspects that I felt were more relevant seemed almost skirted over. Don’t get me wrong, I did enjoy this book, more than the first, and I’m interested to see how things will play out in ‘Land of the Clouded Sky’, the third and final book in the trilogy- as maybe everything will final ‘fall into place’ for me there.
Happy Reading…

Thank you, Elise Carlson!

 

Reviewed by @angelahayes

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Three Women in November by Jim Shomos – Review by Heather Bass

Three Women in NovemberThree Women in November by Jim Shomos
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

This is the first book I have read from this author and I’m so glad I read it. It has been a while since I have read a true love story in a long time and this story exceeded all my expectations. I could not put this book down until I was finished. These ladies drew me right from the start. It only took me a few hours to devour this epic love story.

Leo knows the right woman is out there but he is so busy with his career right now. He is an award winning game entrepreneur and he loves it. Leo is shocked when he finds a connection with not just one woman but three. These women are all special in their own way but which one is his one. He decides to go on dates in November to decide who he wants to be his wife. Will Leo find his one or will he find himself still single?

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A Curse of Ash and Iron by Christine Norris – Review by Whisper Hymer

A Curse of Ash and IronA Curse of Ash and Iron by Christine Norris
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

A Curse of Ash and Iron by Christine Norris is a modern-day retelling of Cinderella. It contains a little magic, a dash of steam punk, and a while lot of friendship to create a fun new version of a beloved classic. Ellie has spent seven years unable to say her name due to a curse. Ripped from the life she knew and the people she loved, Ellie has been a servant in her home to her sick father, merciless stepmother, and reserved stepsister. If you enjoy fairy-tale retelling then this is sure to pique your interest and hold you from the start. Enjoy!

Reviewed by @WhisperHymer

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Cabin Eight (The Millersville Series Book 3) by Susan Specht Oram- Review by Heather Knalls

Cabin Eight (The Millersville series)Cabin Eight by Susan Specht Oram
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

Great and mysterious read. Miranda Diggs has had her share of bad fortune, did she bring these events on herself? But is this resort her mother booked her what it really seems to be? Will she be able to get herself straight and find a way out of this crazy testing facility she has found herself trapped in. Hopefully things will start looking up for Miranda as she tries to find her way.

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Fiddle and Fire (Hearts of Gold Book 2) by Ariella Talix – Review by Ashley Sugar

Fiddle and Fire: A Steamy Historical MMF Romance (Hearts of Gold Book 2)Fiddle and Fire: A Steamy Historical MMF Romance by Ariella Talix
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

This is my first historical romance and I enjoyed it. The suspense, the drama, the steam…loved it all. I like a good fast paced book every now and then so if you do too, read this. MMF is one of my favorite things to read so that had my attention from the start. I plan on reading the first book to this series! Glad I gave this book a shot. For mature readers!

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Fiddle and Fire (Hearts of Gold Book 2) by Ariella Talix – Review by Micalah Weatherholtz

Fiddle and Fire: A Steamy Historical MMF Romance (Hearts of Gold Book 2)Fiddle and Fire: A Steamy Historical MMF Romance by Ariella Talix
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

Fiddle and Fire was a well written, M/M/F romance that I enjoyed reading. A young woman fresh from an arranged marriage where the guy was lackluster, cruel, and ended up disappearing on their wedding night, needed a change. She convinced her father to allow her to travel with her brother to San Francisco where everything was fantastic, friendships, and relationships were formed, until the past came calling. I have to say preference wise I preferred Issac but both men were attentive and amazing to the main character, and their friends/wife were loving, and knowledgeable. As a musician in my younger days I also really enjoyed the musical element that Fiddle and Fire contained. The story was incredibly steamy and had quite a few graphic scenes and is definitely meant for adults.

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Afflicted Love (Rhythm & Heart Series) by Autumn Sand – Review by Robin Rankin

Afflicted LoveAfflicted Love by Autumn Sand
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

Afflicted Love

Once again Ms. Sand delivered a book I didn’t want to end for so many different reasons.

Soul mates can come into your life at any time and Lyle and Kyle’s story shows that. They meet at a very tough time and ended up being the one bright spot in the others life as they got older and life continued to kick them.

There was a lot of back and forth in their relationship, but with their upbringing and the history I can understand to a point.

Absolutely worth the time spent and cannot wait until the next book is released, hope I don’t have to wait too long to find out what happens next.

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Cabin Eight (The Millersville Series Book 3) by Susan Specht Oram – Review by Shannen Kern

Cabin Eight (The Millersville series)Cabin Eight by Susan Specht Oram
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

This was an incredible book! I can count on one hand the number of books that keep me engaged and on my toes, and this is definitely one of them. With all the twists and turns, I couldn’t guess what was going to happen next which usually comes naturally for me! The flow of the story can feel a little disjointed at times, but I think it added to the feel of this psychological thriller. I liked this entire series, but this one was definitely my favorite. It was full of suspense and had me on the edge of my seat trying to uncover what would happen to Miranda. I highly recommend picking up this series, and when you make it to this book, you’ll understand what I’m raving about!

Reviewed by @shannlynn

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A Curse of Ash and Iron by Christine Norris – Review by Desiree Ottinger

A Curse of Ash and IronA Curse of Ash and Iron by Christine Norris
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

Eleanor Banneker and Benjamin Grimm basically grew up together, they were best friends. A tragic accident changes everything for them both and for years they are separated. Much to both of their surprise, they run into each other ten years later at the theater that Ben’s dad manages. While they fall right back into their close friendship, Eleanor confides in Ben that she needs help breaking a spell her stepmother has placed on her and her father. Ben is not sure if he truly believes in magic, but he would do anything for his best friend. As they work together to break the spell, new feelings arise in both of them. Are they destined to be more than just friends? Can Ben help Eleanor break the spell that has been placed on her? Or is it too little too late?

This is a Cinderella retelling set in Philadelphia 1876. The author did an excellent job of pulling in historical events and weaving them into this story. I truly enjoyed reading this story and getting to know the characters. It was easy to envision what was happening around and to the characters. I felt immersed in their time. Perfect YA book!

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Cabin Eight (The Millersville Series Book 3) by Susan Specht Oram – Review by Jess Engel

Cabin Eight (The Millersville series)Cabin Eight by Susan Specht Oram
My rating: 3 of 5 stars

This was an interesting storyline in a series that keeps you guessing where the author will go next. This follows the story of Miranda, who has experienced trauma and a series of unfortunate events that have gotten her in to trouble, gets away to reset and process these events. This getaway is not what she expects and she soon finds herself being tested in new, twisted ways.

Overall this was an intriguing and completely unexpected storyline, which is something I’ve been accustomed to with this author. The action starts immediately into the book and continues all the way through, making this and engaging and quick read. It’s definitely a different type of psychological thriller than I would say is typical, but engaging overall.

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Afflicted Love (Rhythm & Heart Series) by Autumn Sand – Review by Shannen Kern

Afflicted LoveAfflicted Love by Autumn Sand
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

I am blown away by Afflicted Love! I hadn’t read anything by Autumn Sand before, and to say that they exceeded my expectations would be an understatement. I knew I would enjoy this from the synopsis, but it really knocked me off my feet. The raw emotion and fervor throughout the book are unbelievable. I haven’t read an author that can create and sustain such chemistry in a very long time. It is a dark MM romance, and you want to check out the triggers just in case you want to steer away from some things, but I thoroughly enjoyed this rollercoaster of torturous emotions. The flow pulls you in immediately and makes you think you’re right alongside Kyle and Lyle. I am so ready for the second book already!

Reviewed by @shannlynn

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Concert Hall Hit (A Darcy Gaughan Mystery) by J.C. Kenney – Review by Jennifer Crain

Concert Hall Hit: A Darcy Gaughan MysteryConcert Hall Hit: A Darcy Gaughan Mystery by J.C. Kenney
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

The author does a great job intertwining little hints about who the murderer is (although I figured it out about half way through, but it was still a good read). I appreciated the generations represented, from high school teenagers to older (musicians) senior citizens, and how they worked together to solve the crimes. My favorite character was the less-than-likeable police officer- she had some great snarky lines throughout the book.

It may be a regional thing, but I disliked some of the slang or colloquial language (deets for details, “oh yesi,” “give me your digits” for phone # requests, the leaker for snitch). I did like mention of lesser known artists that I had to go preview their music, such as Chuck Mangione.

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Cabin Eight (The Millersville Series Book 3) by Susan Specht Oram – Review by Kay Stritesky

Cabin Eight (The Millersville series)Cabin Eight by Susan Specht Oram
My rating: 3 of 5 stars

I think we all know someone like Miranda, does she ask for all the bad or does it just follow her? Is this karma for a former life?
This story while part of a series can be read by itself and it still makes sense. I really liked the story but felt like something was missing. At times first person presence tense made it hard to read but over all it wasn’t bad!

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Cabin Eight (The Millersville Series Book 3) by Susan Specht Oram – Review by Rebeca Elliott Figueiras

Cabin Eight (The Millersville series)Cabin Eight by Susan Specht Oram
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

Reading this series, I’ve realised that they can all be read at standalones as they each have a different focus.

As with the earlier books in the series, this one is full of suspense and twists. The characters are yet again written well, and the plot is great.

Miranda is the main character, grieving a friend and searching for peace as many do, unknowingly getting herself deeper into danger. Her strength in fighting and way of thinking kept me rooting for her survival as she progressed.

I became fully immersed into this original story, wishing for Miranda’s success and genuinely fearing for her safety and the minor events became increasingly dangerous.

I hope to read more from this author in future!

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Foxy Tails by Natalina Reis – Review by Faith Jackson

Foxy TailsFoxy Tails by Natalina Reis
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

I love when a story can come together and make their chemistry matches but the characters fight the chemistry. This is just a story where it’s a fun read. From the setting to the characters, this story is original and inspiring. Filled with entertainment, you won’t regret this story!

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The Thieves (The Millersville series) Audiobook by Susan Specht Oram – Review by Rebeca Elliott Figueiras

The ThievesThe Thieves by Susan Specht Oram
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

This is the second book in the series, and I enjoyed it just as much as the first. It’s filled with twists and turns and suspense.

I enjoyed the plot and the lovable characters – I was hooked. The writing style of the author was great in aiding in the enjoyment of reading. I loved that once again the characters were well-constructed and the way the story is told through multiple points of view givens a deeper feel for character narrating.

I adored Jas, I was rooting for her from the start. Although she does some not-so-great things, her motive and actions come from a good place – love for her father and the wish to pay for his treatments. Her determination is admirable, even if a little reckless. I was so invested in her outcome.

I’m excited to move onto the next book!

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Afflicted Love (Rhythm & Heart Series) by Autumn Sand – Review by Michelle Marlow

Afflicted LoveAfflicted Love by Autumn Sand
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

Please please please please check the trigger warnings. There are some parts in here that are very tough. Your mental health is worth more.

Okay, with that out of the way, this is a MM contemporary romance. With a dark twist as well. We are met with Kyle and Elijah, who has renamed himself Lyle, to try and get away from his past. Neither of these boys have much in their lives. But what they do have is each other. Or well had each other, until they didn’t. Until one has to call the other due to life circumstances. Kyle is a bad boy rockstar while Lyle is your typical vanilla man working as a doctor. This story will break your heart and then pick the pieces up again and continue to do so through out the story. I do wish we saw more of the rockstar side of this romance as that is why I picked it up. However, I will be continuing with this because that……cliffhanger…oh my heart.

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Fiddle and Fire (Hearts of Gold Book 2) by Ariella Talix – Review by Rachel Moss

Fiddle and Fire: A Steamy Historical MMF Romance (Hearts of Gold Book 2)Fiddle and Fire: A Steamy Historical MMF Romance by Ariella Talix
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

This ended up being a really good read! He beginning was a bit slow and I struggled to get into it but once I finally did get immersed I ended up loving it. The spice was spot on, especially for a historical romance which I also happen to love. I don’t feel like anything important was left out, so I say this can be read as a standalone. This a new to me author and I was impressed as far as a first read goes and I’m excited to read more in the future!

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Shore Lodge by Susan Specht Oram – Review by Rebeca Elliott Figueiras

Shore Lodge: A high-stakes psychological thriller (The Millersville series)Shore Lodge: A high-stakes psychological thriller by Susan Specht Oram
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

This is my first book by the author, and I had high hopes. I was not disappointed. I really enjoyed the plot of this story and the way in which the author built the tension.

The characters are well-written, and they stand out from the get-go. The emotions Jacklyn feels soon becomes yours, especially her pain. It’s a skill I admire.

I loved Jacklyn’s character, despite her grief (and then on top of that the betrayal and further heartbreak) she finds the strength to build up her courage and fight. I truly felt for her and quickly got invested in her story and how it would turn out.

I would have loved to have seen a more ‘just’ ending but c’est la vie. It’s more realistic and frightening this way.

This may be my first book by this author, I will ensure it won’t be my last – I look forward to more!

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Obedience (Ties That Bind Book 1) by Liza Snow – Review by Diane Sennett

Obedience (Ties That Bind)Obedience by Liza Snow
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

Obedience is the first in the Ties that Bind series. Cassandra has admired Chandler since she was a young girl, after seeing him perform in the circus. Her dream is to one day perform in the circus; or more precisely, perform with Chandler.
Cassandra has made it to the Dream Academy and Chandler Moreau. The story has some BDSM elements and suspenseful elements; and the story setting makes this book intriguing. The end left too many unanswered questions; which I hope will be answered in the next installment.

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Obedience (Ties That Bind Book 1) by Liza Snow – Review by Trisha Cargile

ObedienceObedience by Liza Snow
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

This is definitely a one of a kind book, at least in my little world. This description drew me on because it reminded me of Cirque du Soleil and my inspiration and awe of the aerialist, so this book tugged at my nostalgia. It was such a great experience and romantic read. The execution of this book was phenomenal and will literally leave you wanting more from the way Liza ends the book! This is definitely a must read.

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A Monster for Meg (Giants and Monsters) by Lois Wickstrom – Review by Moriah Venable

A Monster for MegA Monster for Meg by Lois Wickstrom
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

Meg is blind and her older sister Sue, is using words to describe how scary monsters are. Each time Sue describes something about monsters, Meg retorts with how that sound or feel is similar to something else. This becomes a fun game for Meg.

‘Sue jumps beside me and shouts, ‘Boo! Monsters jump out at you when you don’t expect it.”

“But Sue, I always know when you are sneaking up on me”.

This was cute and shows senses that some people don’t think about. Because Meg is blind, she does not view monsters as scary and Sue is trying to tell her scary monsters can be.

Very creative with conveying the bond between sisters and the illustrations of the characters and monsters.

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Fiddle and Fire (Hearts of Gold Book 2) by Ariella Talix – Review by LaliLovely

Fiddle and Fire: A Steamy Historical MMF Romance (Hearts of Gold Book 2)Fiddle and Fire: A Steamy Historical MMF Romance by Ariella Talix
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

This is a really good book! There was a touch of awkwardness at 1st but honestly … relatable ! In my experience different POVs are usually their own chapters, but here they switched back & forth almost imperceptibly & I kind of liked it. The story flowed beautifully, was surprisingly exciting, & delightfully romantic. I can’t even decide if I’m team Isaac or team Walter, I loved them both so much . I might just be team Suzette, because I’m just like “go ahead girl get them double Ds!!” lol Derriére was a complex & layered villain & I felt slimy every time he was around. Fantastically written, & honestly might have been the best written character. I truly , truly enjoyed reading this story & feeling the glow of such genuine & pure love & friendship. Definitely will be reading more of this wonderful author!

 

Review by @lalilovely

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Afflicted Love (Rhythm & Heart Series) by Autumn Sand – Review by Katrina Evanochko

Afflicted LoveAfflicted Love by Autumn Sand
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

I both liked this book and struggled with parts of it. Kyle and Lyle have known each other since they were kids and support each other through some horrific things. Both are pretty damaged and deal with that damage in different ways. The story is compelling, but while I could see why Lyle made most of the decisions he made, I did not find him easy to connect with nor very likable. Kyle was a bit easier for me to connect within some ways. The cliffhanger ending was completely unexpected. I look forward to the continuation of their story.

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A Monster for Meg (Giants and Monsters) by Lois Wickstrom – Review by Santana Hicks

A Monster for MegA Monster for Meg by Lois Wickstrom
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

Meg is blind so she has never seen a monster before. Her sister Sue tries her hardest to explain what monsters are like with the intention of scaring Meg but Meg just compares everything that is said to her sister Sue. No matter what Sue says Meg thinks it’s a fun game of comparison.

I thought this book was cute. You could tell that Meg loves and looks up to her older sister Sue. Meanwhile Sue is the perfect example of an older sibling. Tries to mess with the younger but lovingly. I like how the main character is blind which makes the story unique. The author always has ‘different’ main characters making their stories very diverse. With this author there is a story for everyone!

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Fireflies (The Physical Collection) by A.R. Hadley – Review by Christine Baranek

Fireflies (The Physical Collection)Fireflies by A.R. Hadley
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

Fireflies
By: A.R. Hadley

This book is the third in the author’s series, The Physical Collection. This is the first book in this series that I read and it definitely stands alone. Mike and Dane are in a relationship. Their relationship is open and Dane suggests that they find a female to add to their relationship. As they look for a woman to add to their relationship the story gets really interesting. I was really pulled into the book and felt that the author does a good job showing the complexities of relationships. Mike and Dane were really interesting characters with a lot of depth to them. I found their whole story interesting and enjoyable. I definitely recommend this as it was a nice easy read that I did not want to put down.

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Reaper (War Brothers MC Book 1) by Bianca Lee Ward – Review by Christine Baranek

Reaper (War Brothers MC, #1)Reaper by Bianca Lee Ward
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

Reaper
By: Bianca Lee Ward

I love a really well written Motorcycle Club book and series. Reaper definitely delivers on this. Reaper is the president of the War Brothers MC. Ava is in an absolutely awful marriage. Reaper loves her at first sight. However, she is absolutely enmeshed in this marriage. When they meet again, she is not the girl he met at first. Their relationship builds over the course of the book. You watch Ava work to heal herself after her marriage and Reaper works to help show her how to trust again. This was so well written and I cannot wait to read the next book in the series.

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A Curse of Ash and Iron by Christine Norris – Review by Roxsanne Lesieur.

A Curse of Ash and IronA Curse of Ash and Iron by Christine Norris
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

Benjamin Grimm is a young man with a big dream, but the day he was dragged away from his best friend was the worst of his life, but time has passed and he still thinks of her, but between his working multiple jobs, including in his fathers theatre, he knows that the upper echelons of society are full of masks, just like the trade he works in. Eleanor Banneker is a young lady in the prime of life and someone who should be living the high society life in Philadelphia to which her name gives her access, however, she has an evil stepmother who will do anything to keep her below her station while raising her own and this is slowly crushing her spirit and that of her father.

One day, Benjamin is working behind the scenes at the theatre when he spots someone familiar in the audience and when he realises that it is his best friend, he throws most of his caution to the wind and tries to catch her eye, so when he does, it brings back all the familiarity of their past relationship. When Eleanor realises that Ben has seen through her invisibility, she makes an excuse to speak to him, this is when her hopes reignite and she can finally see the end of the tunnel, but when Ben agrees to meet her, she hopes that he will help her.

A couple of days later, they meet and this is where Benjamin learns of the spell which has been enacted upon Eleanor and her father, he believes that it is all an illusion and that magic can’t be real, but nevertheless, he agrees to help her in any way that he can, but when they find out that they have a limited time to break this bewitchment, they have to come up with a plan. Seven years ago, Benjamin made a promise to and he never forgot that promise, or to whom it was made, but can he overcome his misgivings and save someone who is desperate to be free from the secrets and lies surrounding them? This is a fantastical tale with a fairy tale like twist as secrets, lies, magic and theatre combine to create an enchanting race against time set on the streets of Philadelphia where nothing is as it seems behind the masks of high society.

Reviewed by @roxsannel

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The Promised Plan by Sharon Hughson – Review by Christine Baranek

The Promised PlanThe Promised Plan by Sharon Hughson
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

The Promised Plan
By: Sharon Hugshson

This book is told from the perspectives of four women. Through this story their friendships are tested, their loyalty is shaken and all in all they are going through struggles. These characters are so relatable and written so well. I definitely felt for each of them as I went through the story.
This book gives a wonderful look at how grief hits everyone differently and at different times. This is such a well written book and one that I definitely recommend. It takes you on such an emotional ride but it is well worth it.

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