Killer Smile by Allan Evans – Review by Amanda Swindle

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Killer SmileKiller Smile by Allan Evans
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

Killer Smile is book two in the series (the first book is Killer Blonde). Detective Cade Dawkins is back and this time things are a bit more complicated. Instead of chasing down a single serial killer, now Detective Dawkins is part of a new sort of “game”. A page has been posted for serial killers to post challenges to each other and now the detective is the target. Now, with multiple serial killers in the area, all targeting him, the Detective is growing paranoid and terrified of what is to come. His loved ones are in danger and he has no idea when or where the next attempt will come from. I really enjoyed this one more than the first book, since there are so many more threats and chances at things going wrong. I also loved that it was a unique idea and not something you see in other “catch the killer” books. Very well done!

Reviewed by @zoltrixes

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Killer Blonde by Allan Evans – Review by Jamie Truex

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Killer BlondeKiller Blonde by Allan Evans
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

Another great book from Allan Evans! The cat and mouse game between the killer and our hero, Cade, is very well written. I would really like to dive deeper into Cade’s character but the story itself was a quick and easy read. I was never really left wondering what was going to happen next, but I thoroughly enjoyed the boom and am looking forward to reading the next installment. As always, I recommend reading this or any other story from Allan Evans.

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Killer Blonde by Allan Evans – Review by Amanda Swindle

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Killer BlondeKiller Blonde by Allan Evans
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

Killer Blonde is a multiple POV story, told from Detective Cade Dawkins’ and a psychopathic serial killer’s POV. I liked this alot as it gave me both perspectives and tiny details that may have been missed from the other person’s view. This is a fast paced story and has alot of things to unravel. Cade Dawkins is your typical story-book detective. Seasoned and professional, and known to close impossible cases. When a series of car accidents turn out to be a little too suspicious, it becomes apparent there is a serial killer on the loose. And, not only is there a killer on the loose…he has a specific type – gorgeous blonde women. Now Detective Dawkins needs to catch this guy before he finds a new target, and the ongoing game of cat and mouse becomes more and more intense. I think the only thing I did not thoroughly enjoy about the book was finding out the identity of the killer “too soon” and would have enjoyed that little detail to be drawn out a bit longer. Overall it was a great book and well written.
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My Murder Year by Kate Larkindale – Review by Jennifer Crain

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My Murder YearMy Murder Year by Kate Larkindale
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

Murder Year is a mystery novel that centers around a high school girl named Sasha who is trying to solve a mystery involving a series of murders that have occurred over the past year. With the help of her friend, Jonny, Sasha attempts to piece together the clues and find the killer before it’s too late.

Throughout the book, readers will find themselves caught up in the twists and turns of the mystery as Sasha uncovers shocking revelations and unexpected suspects. The pace of the narrative is quick and keeps readers engaged, while the characters are well-developed and relatable.

I did like the discussion of the relevance of religion- thought it was refreshing in a YA book.

My favorite quote: “No one expects to be murdered. Well, unless you’re one of those paranoid kings in a Shakespeare play. Or in the mafia or something.”

Overall, Murder Year is a solid mystery novel that will keep readers guessing until the very end. Whether you’re a fan of the genre or just looking for a good book to sink your teeth into, this one is definitely worth checking out.

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1897 A Mark Sutherland Adventure (Mark Sutherland Adventures) by Kimberly Mullins – Review by Jennifer Crain

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1897 A Mark Sutherland Adventure1897 A Mark Sutherland Adventure by Kimberly Mullins
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

1897: A Mark Sutherland Adventure is a historical fiction novel written by Kimberly Mullins. JThe story follows Mark Sutherland, a globe-trotting adventurer, who is hired to investigate a strange occurrence in Texas, among other places. Along with his partners-in-crime, Hans, they soon find themselves caught up in a dangerous plot involving a dangerous cult and a powerful weapon.

The novel is set in the late 19th century and captures the essence of the era through its attention to detail and atmospheric descriptions. The author’s writing style is engaging and keeps the reader’s interest throughout the book.

The characters are well-developed and relatable, and the plot is well-crafted, full of twists and turns that keep the reader guessing until the end. Additionally, the novel does not shy away from exploring complex themes such as loyalty, betrayal, and vengeance.

I personally thought the two interconnected stories were disjointed, but keep reading- the author does combine them! I also question if the amount of people in 1897 were literate, but would have to do more research (more piqued my curiosity). I loved the reference to chasing windmills and Don Quixote- adequately describes the theme!

Overall, 1897: A Mark Sutherland Adventure is an entertaining and well-written novel that is sure to appeal to fans of historical fiction and adventure novels alike.

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Almost and Forever by Angela K. Parker – Review by La Toya Lewis

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Almost and ForeverAlmost and Forever by Angela K. Parker
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

Almost and Forever by Angela K. Parker is an emotional, heartfelt story about loss. love and healing. In this story, we follow Hope and Adam. These two have wonderful chemistry. Watching Hope give her all to help Adam was heartwarming and also heartbreaking. The author really pulls you in and you feel every emotion. This story made me cry more times than I care to admit. I fell in love with Hope and Adam and wanted the best for them, whatever that may be. This is such a good romance. It is very hard to put down.

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Killer Smile By Allen Evans – Review by Anna Deer

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Killer SmileKiller Smile by Allan Evans
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

Allen Evans did it again. I don’t even know where to start on how good this book is! When I finish it I got the book sads. Killer smile is the second book starting Cade Dawkins.
Cade is now the leader of his own task force to find killers, thanks to Governor Ritter. He gets a call from a professor from The Minnesota University. Professor Crooker and his colleague have found a horrible hidden part of the dark web, which happens to have it out for cade. Some serial killers have taken on the challenge of bring down Cade. But how many?
Even more thrilling than Killer blonde ( the first book). You can most definitely read this book without reading the first one but to get a full understanding of what Cade is going through/ has gone through, I highly suggest reading Killer Blonde first.
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Killer Blonde By Allen Evans – Review by Anna Deer

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Killer BlondeKiller Blonde by Allan Evans
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

What a gripping book! It took me a day to read Allen Evans’ Killer Blonde. Fast-paced and easy to read, sucks you in within the first chapter. I love how the perspective of Cade and the killers flows.
When Cade came into the public eye for solving a multi-million dollar threat from the Minnesota patrol HQ, he got more than just the public’s eye. It start of with one blonde seemingly having an accident to a full blown investigation involving killings in others states. The killer has a high-IQ and is closer than Cade suspected.

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Killer Smile by Allan Evans – Review by Jennifer Gordon

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Killer SmileKiller Smile by Allan Evans
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

Another fast paced and entertaining crime thriller with detective Cade Dawkins as the main character, and once again I was gripped. Dawkins thought one killer was bad enough but now thanks to famously stopping a serial killer he has multiple killers targeting him. Having discovered a dark website for serial killers, Dawkins learns that the website is used by serial killers to share their exploits, brag and offer challenges to each other. Unfortunately his fame at stopping a serial killer in the Twin Cities has resulted in a new challenge being issued, “Come to Minnesota and outsmart the detective who stopped the Blonde Killer. Come and kill”. Time is against Dawkins as he tries to stop the killers, but he also has the media turning on him, the terrified public and the governor threatening to fire him to contend with, oh and the serial killers trying to kill him! All of which makes for a real page turner of a novel. I like how the story is told from multiple POV’s, even though being in the mind of a serial killer is unsettling, but it made me feel more engaged with the overall story. The storyline is full of drama and suspense and the plot twists kept me hooked until the last page. It can be read as a standalone story, however having read it after ‘Killer Blonde’ the story does continue and I understood Dawkins backstory. An enjoyable and exciting read.

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Ross (Central Florida Stories Book 4) by Victoria Saccenti – Review by Kerry Baker

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Ross: Central Florida StoriesRoss: Central Florida Stories by Victoria Saccenti
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

This is one author I never hesitate to pick up a book from. Her work is always so well done and this book is no exception. For me, this was all about the characters and their connection. It was so strong and could be felt on each and every page. Although this is an intense story it is one that you can easily become invested in.
This book is the fourth in the series, however it can be read as a standalone. My recommendation would definitely be to read them all as they are so good and it is worth the time investment. This book was a brilliant addition to the series and has just made me want to read more.

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1897 A Mark Sutherland Adventure (Mark Sutherland Adventures) by Kimberly Mullins – Review by Kerry Baker

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1897 A Mark Sutherland Adventure1897 A Mark Sutherland Adventure by Kimberly Mullins
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

Every book I have read by this author has been part of the same series. This is the first book that deviates away from that and it is even better than I expected it would be. Right from the start, the book is well written, imaginative and intriguing. There are so many twists and turns as the book develops that I could never figure out how I thought it would all turn out.
This author has a very distinctive writing style and it is one I have come to appreciate through all the books I have read. Reading this one, it is great to see that her style and skill for creating enjoyable books isn’t specific to a single series. This book was brilliant from start to finish and I thoroughly enjoyed it.

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1897 A Mark Sutherland Adventure (Mark Sutherland Adventures) by Kimberly Mullins – Review by Bobbi Wagner

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1897 A Mark Sutherland Adventure1897 A Mark Sutherland Adventure by Kimberly Mullins
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

This is an author that I have enjoyed reading her books from the first one. This one may just be my favorite yet. This is a story that takes place during the time that everyone was in search of gold on the Yukon. Mark is a reporter who wants to go to the Yukon to see what all the fuss is about as it happens. He takes you on his adventure on how he gets there and what he finds along the way. I enjoyed his character and what he brought to the story. He pulls you into his world with ease and keeps you there until the end. I found this book to be fast paced and hard to put down. A well written story with an adventure which may or may not lead to happiness for all. This is a great story that I enjoyed reading for sure. I highly recommend this book.

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Sarge by Stuart Ledwith – Review by Megan Conley

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SargeSarge by Stuart Ledwith
My rating: 3 of 5 stars

While this book is part of the Mission 3047 universe, it can definitely be read as a standalone because in this book we get to delve into the character of Sarge. I enjoyed Ledwith’s development of this character and the fact that we get to have Sarge tell his story. This story isn’t my typical read and it is a little different, but it was enjoyable, the writing is superb and very imaginative, and it does engage you. Overall, I would recommend if you were into sci-fi and adventure.

Reviewed by @meggs1717
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Killer Smile by Allan Evans – Review by Rebeca Elliott Figueiras

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Killer SmileKiller Smile by Allan Evans
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

Killer Smile is the sequel to Killer Blonde, and I loved the premise of this one. I do think it’s best to read the first book as there are references to the events which took place. You’ll also get an introduction to the character of Cade.
The writing was easy to follow and well-paced, but this one is darker than the first and more graphic. This isn’t a bad thing for me, I enjoy dark thrillers, but it is something to note if you aren’t okay with that.
I loved the idea of killers competing, that part really drew me in. Another thing I enjoyed in this book was that the character of Cade felt a little more flushed out than in the last book. The events of the last past have affected Cade and that gives the character a little more depth.
Overall, an enjoyable read and it was great to see more depth.

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Killer Blonde by Allan Evans – Review by Rebeca Elliott Figueiras

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Killer BlondeKiller Blonde by Allan Evans
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

This is an entertaining crime novel following the pursuit of an interesting serial killer by Cade.
I thought it was different the way the story was told through multiple points of view, including the killer. This was an element I wasn’t sure of at first but the thrill of when and how they’d be caught was engaging. There were moments of frustration when you want to knock some sense into some characters and some elements did break the realism of the story for me procedurally, however when looking at it as a purely fictional case, this was still an enjoyable case to be ‘involved’ in.
The writing style was simple and easy to follow. The pacing felt right for the story, there wasn’t any rushing to get to the end as can sometimes be seen in mystery thrillers. I very much liked the author’s style of writing.
I did enjoy the characters however, I felt that there could have been a little more complexity to them, some back story which shaped them and developed over time. I may a little bias in this as I really enjoy character development in my reading.
Overall, this was an entertaining read, it wasn’t as dark as I was initially expecting so it was an easy pleasant read.

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Sarge by Stuart Ledwith – Review by Cindy Mayberry

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SargeSarge by Stuart Ledwith
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

This is not only a new author for me, it is also a new genre. Having said that, I found this story to be entertaining and with a lot of good feels. Paying it forward is always a good thing. When Sarge was in high school he was approached and offered a better life. To get away from working and focus on his studies. That was just what Sarge needed to get started. I could tell you more, but I feel this story is well worth the read. While it is short, it holds a powerful punch. It also shows what can happen if just one person can change the outcome of another. This author knows his stuff and by putting in on paper we all benefit. I look forward to seeing what comes next. I really enjoyed reading this story.

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Killer Smile by Allan Evans – Review by Kerry Carr

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Killer SmileKiller Smile by Allan Evans
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

This is the sequal to Killer Blonde. I really recommend that you read that book first so you get the full history of Cade Dawkins and why he is now being targeted the way he is being targeted now. This is a dark psychological Thriller which had me gripped from the beginning and wouldn’t let me go. The author writing was really unique and the insight you are given into the minds of serial killers and people using the dark Web is both terrifying and gripping.
As someone who loves crime stories and especially psychological crimes I was addicted to this story and all the elements that the author includes.

After ending the run of the serial killer nicked named the Blonde Killer Cade Dawkins was enjoying the peace. That case pushed him to his limits and spilt more blood than he ever wanted to but the killer was done and peace was resuming or so he thought.
Little does he know that on the dark Web in a forum specifically for serial killers there has been a challenged put down. Who can go against Cade Dawkins and succeed? Who can commit murder on his patch and not get caught?
Now Cade has not one serial killer to contend with but several and when the cat and mouse games get to close to home and the people he cares about can Cade keep his witts about him to protect not only the people he cares about and loves but the public as a whole.
There is a target on Cade’s back but its everyone around him who is in the firing line.
I really felt for Cade, after all he was just doing his job by taking down the Blonde Killer but that one action brought him to the attention of every other serial killer who wanted to be known as the one who went up against Cade Dawkins and won.

There are so many twists and turns in this fast paced read that i was on the edge of my seat from beginning to end. The odds are seriously stacked against Cade in this story but his determination to bring an end to these evil killers really shines through.

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Beautiful Dangerous (Philly Heat Series Book 4) by Becky Flade – Review by Moriah Venable

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Beautiful Dangerous (Philly Heat series, #4)Beautiful Dangerous by Becky Flade
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

In this multiple POV novel, we follow the story of Hannah Patel and Doyle Murphy.

In the aftermath of her brother’s murder, Public Defender Hannah Patel has withdrawn herself, personally and professionally. She is struggling with her brother’s murder a year later and also has to defend herself from a man that is obsessed with her.

Detective Doyle Murphy starts to doubt his career in law enforcement after a fatal error. Who would expect these two people to cross paths?

Doyle Murphy sees protecting Hannah from the man obsessed with her as a form of redemption. When the two start to develop feelings, will they be able to move forward?

I have not read the other novels in this series, but I plan to. I loved the characters and the progression of the relationship. Even more, I loved the suspense and storyline. I am not one to read or watch suspense bodies of work, but the times when I do, I get hooked.

The passing of a loved one is hard. But to lose them so suddenly and through the act of murder, my heart went out to Hannah.

The entire time reading, I did not want to put the novel down. I just wanted to read.With the twists and turns, I did not know which direction the story was going to go in. Now I am going to read the other books.

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Liar, Liar (The McIntire County Series Book 4) by Winter Austin – Review by Shea Gilkerson 10/17/23

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Liar, Liar (The McIntire County Series: #4)Liar, Liar by Winter Austin
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

We are back in the Eider police department, this time following the story of Sheriff Shane Hamilton following his “just barely” win of the election. On top of the win causing blowback, Sheriff Hamilton is dealing with two homicides and multiple cases of arson. Add the work stressors rising to the distraction of a personal anniversary, he is wanting nothing more than a bit of time to sort his feelings and emotions regarding it all.

Unfortunately, FBI agent Liza Bartholomew appears in that same time frame on a tip that a scam artist she has been pursuing for years has been spotted there. Liza has a history with Eider, and coming back was never in her plan. With a thirst for vengeance on behalf of the victims and racing to protect her career, Liza refuses to let the town sheriff hold her back, no matter what he may stir in her. When they realize their cases are connected, they have to decide to work together, in spite of their feelings on relationships and their chemistry, as well as the high stress cases and Liza ending up back in Eider.

Really have enjoyed the Eider PD series, the characters are likeable, the suspense is palpable, the writing is compelling and keeps you flipping the pages. There’s romance, danger, trauma, some steam, bad guys and the good ones who pursue them.

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Killer Blonde by Allan Evans – Review by Dawn Mitchell

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Killer BlondeKiller Blonde by Allan Evans
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

This is book 1 of the series and my first time reading anything from this author. I was not disappointed at all! Even though this book jumps between different cities here and there to piece together information, it is very easy to follow and keeps you wanting more. I didn’t want to put it down! I wanted to know if Cade would catch the Blonde Killer or would the killer get to him first???

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Killer Smile by Allan Evans – Review by Dawn Mitchell

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Killer SmileKiller Smile by Allan Evans
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

This is book 2 of the series and I would recommend reading them in sequence. Once again I was not disappointed at all! Detective Cade is comparable to the Will Trent series an I think these books would make a great tv show. I like how the story continues from book one with just a new series of murders. I can’t wait for the next book.

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Almost and Forever by Angela K. Parker – Review by Carrie Cross

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Almost and ForeverAlmost and Forever by Angela K. Parker
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

“Almost and Forever” by Angela K. Parker is a touching and heartfelt romance novel that will sweep readers off their feet. The story follows the journey of Hope and Adam, two broken souls who find solace and healing in each other’s arms. Parker’s writing style is captivating, with vivid descriptions and emotional depth that bring the characters to life. The chemistry between Hope and Adam is palpable, and their complex relationship is portrayed with authenticity and honesty. The author skillfully explores love, loss, and forgiveness themes, creating a compelling narrative that grips the reader from the beginning. “Almost and Forever” is a beautiful story of second chances and the transformative power of love, destined to leave a lasting impression on anyone who reads it.

One of the highlights of this novel is the character development. Hope and Adam are multi-dimensional and relatable, with flaws and insecurities that make them feel incredibly real. As readers follow their journey, a sense of empathy and connection deepens with every page. Their personal growth and exploration of their feelings is masterfully portrayed by Parker, making their love story all the more captivating.

Overall, “Almost and Forever” is a beautifully written romance novel that will tug at your heartstrings and renew your belief in the power of love. With its compelling characters, poignant storytelling, and emotional depth, this book is a must-read for fans of the genre. Angela K. Parker’s ability to evoke such strong emotions through her words is a testament to her talent as a writer. Get ready to be swept away by the magic of “Almost and Forever.”

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Killer Blonde by Allan Evans – Review by Jennifer Gordon

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Killer BlondeKiller Blonde by Allan Evans
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

An enjoyable and entertaining crime thriller which has a gripping storyline and an interesting main character in celebrated investigator Cade Dawkins. When Dawkins is given a difficult case to solve, he soon discovers that a serial killer is on the loose and that he has a type. Virtually identical blonde women are being murdered in Minnesota, causing the public to panic and resulting in political pressure to catch the killer. Dawkins learns that the serial killer has his own plan, one that is part of a larger more dangerous agenda. It soon becomes a cat and mouse game between the killer and the investigator but Dawkins realises that he might be the mouse. The descriptive narrative brought both the setting and the characters to life making me feel immersed in the story. The dual POV narrative from both the killer and Dawkins worked well and made me feel engaged with both of them. The suspense that was building chapter by chapter did disappear slightly for me when about half way through we learn the identity of the killer. However, the cat and mouse game continued and the main mystery was still to be solved. Overall this was a fast paced and exciting read.

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1897 A Mark Sutherland Adventure (Mark Sutherland Adventures) by Kimberly Mullins – Review by Shelly Kittell

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1897 A Mark Sutherland Adventure1897 A Mark Sutherland Adventure by Kimberly Mullins
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

This was a fascinating story. Starting with the crash of a UFO in Texas and through his adventures all the way to the Yukon, Mark is on the journey of a lifetime to get the best stories. He meets some unique characters that join him. He finds some amazing and intriguing mysteries such as what’s with Gus? The characters are enough to keep you enthralled. Even our friend, Emma, makes a quick appearance, that was a treat. The book kept me engaged and was delightful.

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1897 A Mark Sutherland Adventure (Mark Sutherland Adventures) by Kimberly Mullins – Review by Jenni Bishop

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1897 A Mark Sutherland Adventure1897 A Mark Sutherland Adventure by Kimberly Mullins
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

4.5 stars
I really enjoy reading Kimberly’s Notebook mystery series so when I saw this new book, I was excited to see what it was all about.
It is easy to be drawn into the worlds that Kimberley creates with historical facts, the adventure, the intrigue and mystery, suspense and drama that she writes so well. There are twists and turns to keep you on your toes.
1897 takes us on a historical trip where there are many interwoven story threads cleverly put together to make one interesting and compelling read. It is the story of Mark Sutherland a reporter who gets a job of a lifetime.
Kimberley’s narrative is vivid in her descriptions that it is easy to imagine all that she describes with mysterious craft crashes, oil discoveries, gold to be found and new friendships forged.
There is a lot going on in 1897 which adds to the anticipation of the story. You can feel the excitement, the hopes, the dreams, the failures, the wants and much more that the well written characters get caught up in and their discoveries.
Come along on this exciting adventure.
I can’t wait for more of Mark Sutherland and his adventures.

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House of Blood and Whispers by Natalina Reis – Review by Barbara Bohls

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House of Blood and WhispersHouse of Blood and Whispers by Natalina Reis
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

This book drew me in with the blurb that the author wrote about it. I want to tell you, that I was not disappointed. The MC’s are amazingly well written and you can actually visualize everything that the author describes as the settings in the book. The situations that the characters find themselves in are not typical but make complete sense in the book. You know how sometimes things happen and you just can’t imagine it any other way. That is this book. The series of events in the plot are amazing and once you read it, you realize that yep that needed to happen. The character growth is great and that is normally what really draws me into a book but this book it was the plot itself that kept me turning the pages. It is a really good read that had me flipping pages as quickly as I could because I was so engrossed in the storyline. I am actually having a hard time writing this review because I want to spill all the beans about the story but I don’t want to give anything away. That is how you now this book is really, really good. There are many twists and turns. Just when you thin you have everything figured out, boom, n something happens and all y0ur thoughts are gone. It allows you to get comfortable with the characters but will have you knowing that at any page turn something crazy could happen.
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Tracker (The Talisman Series) by Tam DeRudder Jackson – Review by Rayne East

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Tracker (The Talisman Series)Tracker by Tam DeRudder Jackson
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

Novella
This is the prequel and gives the backstory for Riley and Lynette who are already together in book one of The Talisman Series. The cover is so Riley, his cockiness just shows through.
The story is a modern day take on Celtic warriors who each have a fated talisman that compliments their powers. It was great to meet all the characters that each have a book dedicated to them. Really looking forward to diving into this series. Highly recommend.

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Zibs for Sale (I am an Alien) by Lois Wickstrom – Review by Dawn Daughenbaugh

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Zibs for Sale: a retelling of Beauty and the Beast (I am an Alien)Zibs for Sale: a retelling of Beauty and the Beast by Lois Wickstrom
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

5 Stars
Zibs for Sale (I am an Alien) by Lois Wickstrom

Zibs for Sale (I am an Alien) is a wonderfully written children’s book that is a super fun adventure aimed for children ages 4-8. My son and I love reading books by this author. Each story is fun and educational is many ways. This one takes us on an adventure to outer space with Eee-aah and Shirl . Shirl has never had a zibs before but her money is basically no good in outer space. Shirl finds herself in a situation where she got caught taking something that didn’t belong to her. I highly recommend reading this book to find out what lesson Shirl ? We look forward to reading more from this Author.

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1897 A Mark Sutherland Adventure (Mark Sutherland Adventures) by Kimberly Mullins

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The year is 1897 and many things are going on! There’s a mysterious crash landing of a craft in Texas that locals say came from outer space, oil discoveries in Oklahoma, and a chance of a lifetime to go for gold in the Yukon.

Reporter Mark Sutherland wants to go to the Yukon and witness the gold rush as it happens. He’s read all about the 1849 California gold rush and can’t wait to experience the Yukon.  He wouldn’t miss this one. But how will he get there?

There are other adventures that happen before he achieves his goal of heading to the Yukon. Working as a reporter who travels from place to place, he reports on the events of the day.  As he travels Mark meets people that become important to him. Each person has their own reasons for going on the adventure that will lead them all to the Yukon.

Will there be gold for all? Will everyone end up happy with the outcome?

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Kimberly Mullins is the author of a series of books called “Notebook Mysteries” and two stand alone novels-Divided Lives and 1897. She holds a BS in biology and a Masters in business. Her favorite classes were in history. She lives in Texas with her husband and son. When she is not writing she works as a Process Safety Engineer at a large chemical company. You can connect with her on her website at kimberlymullinsauthor.com, Twitter, Facebook, Tiktok, and Instagram.

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Porter and Midge (Porter and Midge Children’s Book Series) by Jennie Chen and Giselle Nevada
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Genre – Kids

Dive into the world of Porter, the affectionate Mastiff, Midge, the friendly Greater Swiss Mountain Dog, and their devoted owners CJ and Lora as they embark on an enlightening journey, learning all about canine safety.

Within these delightful pages, young readers will learn the art of approaching dogs with confidence and respect, while understanding the importance of seeking permission before petting. Through engaging rhymes and charming illustrations, children will discover the secrets to communicating with dogs in ways that make them feel secure and cherished.

Porter and Midge: Paws for Safety is an absolute necessity for any child who adores dogs and dreams of becoming a responsible and caring pet owner.

Join Porter and Midge in their heartwarming adventure and equip your child with the knowledge and compassion needed for a harmonious relationship with our furry friends.

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