Elusive Surrender (Sinful Duets Book 3) by Via Mari – Review by Heather Bass

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Elusive Surrender (Sinful Duets #3)Elusive Surrender by Via Mari
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

I have read a few books from this author and let me tell you I’m a huge fan. This is the third book to the very addictive sinful duets. I love a good romance story but getting two is amazing. I was able to put this book down until I finished with both couples. I could not help loving all the characters inside this book. I also love that she wrote both characters pov. I can’t wait to see what she writes about next.

Sheldon knows how to protect anyone. It is after all his job. So when he sees a girl at the wrong place at the wrong time he acts with no second thought. When he finds out that Alexis is wanted by one of the worst men he steps up to help her. Sheldon gets to know Alexis and he feels something he has never felt before. She is his light when he is in the dark. He knows it is a job but he can’t help falling for her. Will Sheldon find the one he has been looking for or will they end up in danger they can’t fight?

Nick loves his job which is to protect the innocent. He also knows the ladies very well. Nick can have any woman that he wants until he meets the beautiful Allie. Nick feels something for her he has never felt before. He tries to get to know her but she is a little standoff towards him. When he finds out that she is in trouble due her best friend he knows that he now has to protect her. Will Nick break down Allie’s walls or will the past break them apart?

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The Round Box (Grandma’s Closet) by Lois Wickstrom – Review by Tausha Treadway

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The Round BoxThe Round Box by Lois Wickstrom
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

The Round Box (Grandma’s Closet) by Lois Wickstrom. I love this author so I was excited to read the 2nd installment in Grandma’s Closet series. Its the continuing story of Carrie who is missing her Grandma because she had lived with them but now she has moved across town. When she can Carrie sneaks into the closet where some of her Grandma’s things are stored. It makes her feel closer to her Grandma. In this box she finds a hat, a fascinator and it looked like a ship. With this hat Carrie imagines all kinds of adventures and feels even closer to her Grandma. All of these books are so fun and so full of adventure. I love that they urge kids to use their imagination while also teaching lesson along the way. This book would make a great gift for the youngster in your life!

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Relic Hunters: Betrayal of the Gods (Relic Hunters Series) by Martin Ferguson – Review by Kristin Boutelle

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Betrayal of the Gods (Relic Hunters Book 5)Betrayal of the Gods by Martin Ferguson
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

This book can be read as a stand alone which is great. The author pulls you in from the very first page. The plot is very well done and the author keeps you intrigued enough to keep you reading.

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The Human Mating Site, Box Set 1 (The Human Mating Site Series) by B.L. Wilde – Review by Shea Gilkerson

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The Human Mating Site Box Set 1 : A Steamy, Dating Humour Novella's 1-4The Human Mating Site Box Set 1 : A Steamy, Dating Humour Novella’s 1-4 by B.L. Wilde
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

This is a series of novellas regarding Bella and her out-of-left-field chance to rediscover herself as a newly single woman in her 30’s. The first man involved in her journey is Mr. Wimp, her philandering ex-husband who kicks off her self discovery journey. Not only did he cheat on her, but he cheated on her with someone who is virtually her clone – her name even matches! The big difference is that NEW Bella is using Mr. Wimp for his money, what a shame, huh?

This series is about Bella and the paths she takes to reclaim her life and discover who she is without her slimy ex. Her friends are hilarious and fun to read, her dates teach her things about what she is and isn’t willing to deal with in relationships, and how she grows through her new experiences. While there is spice and heat in multiple scenes, the story is really about what she learns about herself throughout her encounters.

These experiences include dates, friends with benefits, just friends after friends with benefits, and a multitude of friends and acquaintances showing up to help her through the hiccups of dating strangers at just the right times.

After Mr. Wimp, we meet Mr. Smooth, sure thing Liam who is fun, funny, charming, and a sure thing. He’s a fun start to re entering the world of being a single woman, and ends up also being great friend material. While he isn’t as sure as Bella is that they aren’t made to be together, she joins a dating site and meets Jack. He is quite the charmer and Bella is interested…despite Liam warning her that he is nothing but a heartbreaker.

Once Liam was proven right by Jack, Bella takes a girls trip. On this trip, she matches up with an absolute gorgeous specimen of a man who is dubbed “Mr. Kinky”. In addition to being nice to look at, Jensen is very up front about his kinks with Bella and gives her time to think about it before and if she’s willing to participate before he just springs it on her as a surprise. After researching, she finds she IS interested and has a spicy night with him. While it was a great night, Bella decides she can’t live his kink life full time and is back on her journey for the right one.

On to the next set!

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Relic Hunters: Betrayal of the Gods (Relic Hunters Series) by Martin Ferguson – Review by Erin DeRoma

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Betrayal of the Gods (Relic Hunters Book 5)Betrayal of the Gods by Martin Ferguson
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

Betrayal of the Gods is the 5th installment of the Relic Hunters Series.
Just like the books before it, it sucks you in right from the start. Although technically I guess anyone who hadn’t read the previous books could pick this up and read it as a stand alone, but my suggestion would be read them in order as they come out.
This is a fantastic mix of fiction, greek mythology and history. It is rather fast paced, so I was able to hunker down and read this in one sitting.

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Kingdom of 7 Sovereigns – Wolf (Kingdom of 7 Sovereigns Series) by R. C. Reigh – Review by Emily H

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Kingdom of 7 Sovereigns: WolfKingdom of 7 Sovereigns: Wolf by R.C. Reigh
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

Amelia of Avonlee is supposed to be married to Prince Dane of Carpathia once she is done with Bastion Academy. An arranged marriage with a man she has never met, Amelia finds her interests lie elsewhere and she wants to end their engagement. Face to face meeting with Prince Dane of Carpathia is the way to convince him that the treaty between their kingdoms can end peacefully.

Dane is curious about Amelia but one look at her he knows she is his fated mate. The stubborn girl though is determined to force him away, Dane though has no intention of letting it happen. There is more at play then Amelia realizes and Dane is determined to change her mind that they are meant to be.

There is a great deal more to this story. The story is rich with characters you want more of. I thought this was a book that had a little bit of everything you could want in a fantasy book. Dane was my favorite character, he oozes charisma and you are all in with the Prince of the Warrior Wolves. Anxious to see what is next from this author.

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Master Botosoni (Masters of the Consulate Book 9) by Sylvia Black – Review by Santana Hicks

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Master Botosoni (Masters of the Consulate #9)Master Botosoni by Sylvia Black
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

Catina is a Romanian psychic stuck in the strict old ways of her people. At only 21 years old she is considered old to not be married by now. Her abusive parents and brothers are trying to sell her. She wants to escape and marry for love but is stricken by her loyalty to family.

Master Botosoni decides to hire Catina’s service to help find more information on the rogue vampires. After having a vision, she collapses and Botosoni decides that she has seen something pertinent to their mission and brings her to his estate.

Instantly there is chemistry between the two, but Catina is pure. She knows her family would see her as a disgrace just by being in the vampire master’s home, let alone have a relationship of any kind with him. She plans on helping the Masters find the rogues and then go home. As time goes on, the tension gets stronger and she has to make a decision. Stay with the family who has abused her for years or abandon all she knows and stay with Botosoni.

Meanwhile Botosoni wants Catina to be his but has trust issues with women in general. Can they put their hang ups aside and become mates like destiny wants?

I have been invested in this series since almost the very beginning and for good reason. Each story is a different Vampire finding his mate and each couple is different than the previous. After 9 books in the series, the author is still going strong. The subplot is always full of mystery and action while the main plot is always romantic and sometimes steamy.

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Savage Start: A High School Bully Romance Prequel (Hidden Valley Elite Series) by Isla Vaughn – Review by Dawn Mitchell

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Savage Start (Hidden Valley Elite #0.5)Savage Start by Isla Vaughn
My rating: 3 of 5 stars

I love this series but this short prequel just didnt do it for me. It was nice to meet the new characters but seemed to jump around alot and not flow easily. I kept reading because it was short an I didnt understand the mothers story until finally at the end it came together. The kids stories were ok. The kids were familiar from the other books.

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THE MARCY SERIES BOXSET: BOOKS 1-3 by Linda J. Burson – Review by Samantha Cleaver

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The Marcy Series Box Set: Books 1-3The Marcy Series Box Set: Books 1-3 by Linda Burson
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

This book was definitely not what I expected. It is a bit long since it’s three books, but overall very good! There’s romance and suspense, so something for everyone. Linda pulls you in with all the different emotion that Marcy goes through. Definitely recommend!

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Master Botosoni (Masters of the Consulate Book 9) by Sylvia Black – Review by Michelle Marlow

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  1. Master Botosoni (Masters of the Consulate #9)Master Botosoni by Sylvia Black
    My rating: 4 of 5 stars

Going into this book I wish I would of read the others. I know it says standalone but I feel like I would of benefited from reading the ones before it. However that being said this was an action packed paranormal Romance. I am a sucker for anything vamp related. We have Master Botonsoni and we are in the middle of a fight with rogue vamps. Who is helped along by Catina and her ability. I plan on starting this series from the start.
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Portrait of Deception (A Southwest Suspense Novel) by Kathryn Dodson – Review by Jessie Hopkins

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Though there was a bit of a slow start and multiple times that I wanted to jump through the pages and shake Margo, I got to the end and didn’t want the book to be over.
The traveling throughout was something to be in awe over. Experiencing Margo’s career highlights and how easily things can be taken away while realistically she is just trying to feel closer to the father she never got the chance to know. The family aspect, and lack there of, prior to working on repairing her relationship with her Aunt. Margo learns a lot about herself, her history and limits throughout this book.
There is a lot packed into this book that once you’re done and sit back to think about it, you realize just how much the book covered.

I have not read the first book of the series, but this worked great as a standalone. And I will now be definitely adding the other to my tbr list!

Sasha Smart by Shermaine Perry-Knights – Review by Jenni Bishop

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Sasha Smart: Short Stories for GirlsSasha Smart: Short Stories for Girls by Shermaine Perry-Knights
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

Sasha Smart is an engaging book of short stories for girls to help them to empower themselves to be self-aware of their confidence, strength, emotions and feelings in an ever-changing world of societal thinking. The story incorporates awareness and the essence of positive thinking for young girls and embracing their differences cultural or otherwise.

This interactive book is a great way to encourage a child to a brighter, stronger, happier and positive mentality and embrace courage and positivity of who they are and what they can be.

The lovely illustrations help bring the wonderful narrative alive and makes it easy for the kids to follow along. It is aimed at young girls from the age of 8 – 12 years old. It is never too early to start.

Grab a copy of this wonderful book and help get your child started today and watch them grow under your guidance and the book’s tutelage.

Reviewed by @jennadb

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The Rocklyns Collection: Books 1-7 (The Rocklyns Series) by Alicia Street – Review by Maria Colón

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The Rocklyns Collection: Contemporary Romance Boxed Set (Books 1-7)The Rocklyns Collection: Contemporary Romance Boxed Set by Alicia Street
My rating: 3 of 5 stars

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The Scent of Snow (The Winemakers Series) by Giovanna Siniscalchi – Review by Trisha Cargile

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The Scent of SnowThe Scent of Snow by Giovanna Siniscalchi
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

Easy, peasy happily-ever-afters have never been my go-to as I prefer the romances that gain traction and has a learn as you go feel. This novella definitely captures that spirit! Yes, they fall in love and yes, the book has the holiday vibe all the way. As you can imagine, they love each other dearly but they find that each of them have different wants. On top of this, they realize that they have to deal with their pasts separately before they can grow together. As expected with these type of novels, love wins in the end and it’s truly wrapped up like a perfect holiday present.

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Master Botosoni (Masters of the Consulate Book 9) by Sylvia Black – Review by Jenni Bishop

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Master Botosoni: Dark Vampire Romance (Masters of the Consulate)Master Botosoni: Dark Vampire Romance by Sylvia Black
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

Sylvia, Sylvia, Sylvia, just when I think you have reached the bar you go and reset it and then I have a new favourite book in this series making me feel disloyal as I love all the Masters. It is another titillating dark paranormal, fated mates, enemies to lovers, age-gap, vampire mafia romance tale.
I have been with this series from the beginning and Sylvia knows how to write an epic dark paranormal tale that you are unable to put down once you start. I am always instantly lost in the story and to the beauty of the harsh world that Sylvia created.
Master Botosoni is the explosive ninth book in this series. Masters of the Consulate is one of my favourite series and I was left anticipating the arrival of the next book. Just as well that fabulously dark and deliciously deadly Master Botosoni came along at the right time.
The master’s and fated ones join Master Botosoni as he enlists the help of a psychic to help them find what they need. Master Botosoni soon learns she is much more than he anticipated, and fate always gets her way.
I love that these men are fiercely loyal and will protect what is theirs no matter the cost.
This riveting fast paced tale is intense, full of suspense, danger, and is steaming hot. What is better than super sexy alpha vampires who are vicious and love fiercely, along with psychics, and a host of other paranormal beings. In a place where there is old world factions there is greed and revenge, secret agendas, politics and so much more.

Can the Masters get what they need before they are thrust into a major war and friends and allies turn to foes.
I wonder which Master comes next. I can’t wait.

Reviewed by @jennadb

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Master Botosoni (Masters of the Consulate Book 9) by Sylvia Black – Review by Amanda Haller-Doris

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Master Botosoni (Masters of the Consulate #9)Master Botosoni by Sylvia Black
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

Book 9 and this series just keeps getting better and better. While each story is able to be read as a standalone, I would recommend starting at the beginning to see the progression of the story and the battle that is being waged. We see the pureblood vampires are getting closer and closer to taking out the rogues as their journey continues all over Italy. They end up in Master Botosoni’s territory and as he goes looking for clues, he is pointed in the direction of Catina, a fortune teller with a complicated family life. The attraction between the vampire master and the innocent psychic is electric and they are both unable to fight the attraction. The author does a great job of making each story and romance feel fresh, while still bringing in characters from the previous novels to keep the storyline moving forward with the war between the purebloods and the rogues. I am definitely excited to see the next book and how this story ends in the future books!

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Pursuit into Darkness (War of Destiny Series Book 2) by Theresa Van Spankeren – Review by Lucinda Morton-Phillips

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Pursuit into Darkness (War of Destiny #2)Pursuit into Darkness by Theresa Van Spankeren
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

This is the 2nd book in the ‘War of Destiny’ series by Teresa Van Spankeren and takes place 70 years after the first book, in the late 16th century. You can read it as a stand-alone book, but you will get more understanding of the characters if you read the first book, Lost Souls.
Julia and Adam are living peacefully with the other members of the group (ka-tet) that form part of the Resistance in London. She is learning how to use her new abilities and fighting skills to take on the vampire Valentino when the time is right. Unfortunately, Valentino arrives in England, bringing matters to a head and forcing the hand of the Resistance, leading to tragedy.
Once again Julia suffers confusion when she hears a dark voice in her head and cannot trust what is real, concluding with her making decisions that will have far-reaching consequences.
The writing hits its stride in this book with the story flowing well for the most part. There is one section where the change seems to come out of nowhere, but makes sense for the story in the end.
The characters in the book are well-rounded and developed, with an emotional depth. I wonder how the group will be able to continue on, but I guess I will see in the next book.

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Sasha Smart by Shermaine Perry-Knights – Review by Julie Johnson

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Sasha Smart: Short Stories for GirlsSasha Smart: Short Stories for Girls by Shermaine Perry-Knights
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

4.5 stars

Sasha is a great girl who, like many teen girls, is a little short on confidence. This book focuses on how Sasha can use her inner strength to become a better person. There are several short stories that cover everything from peer pressure, bullying, and accepting oneself.

What I loved about this book is that Sasha *is* a strong person. She loves science and she’s really smart. She has great friends who really care for her. She’s a caring person herself.

What I didn’t like so much about this book is that it was written to look like Sasha could only get these important attributes that she was struggling with from her friends. While friends are VERY important, they are not the only way that she could have grown from these experiences. There was little interaction with family, and they can be the strongest influence. I would have liked to seen a stronger family bond written about in this book. There was some, but I feel like a story about her mom, dad, grandma/grandpa, aunt/uncle could have made this story much better.

This would be a great gift idea for a young teen girl. The stories are very short (3-4 pages each) and there are some pictures included.

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Master Botosoni: Dark Vampire Romance (Masters Of The Consulate Book 9) by Sylvia Black – Review by Roxsanne Lesieur.

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Master Botosoni (Masters of the Consulate #9)Master Botosoni by Sylvia Black
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

Master Botosoni is the vampire in charge of the Botosoni region and another of the Masters of the Consulate of pureblood vampires and he is on a mission to find the rogue vampires and shifters who have been wreaking havoc in the other Master’s regions and now they have shown themselves on his lands. He has history with these rogue factions which means he is more than happy to eradicate any that he sees, but first he has to find them and that is where he seeks out a woman who can do just that.

Catina is a young woman trying to break free from familial traditions, although it is more difficult than she imagines, but she is determined making her own way, however, when a dark vampire Master approaches her wanting her to aid him with her skills, she is terrified, but elated. As soon as she connects to destiny, she is shown the way to find the shifters, along with some words of caution, but it takes a lot out of her and ends up being taken back to the vampire’s mansion, but it goes against everything she believes.

When the rest of the Masters and their mates join Master Botosoni, he is determined to give them some news, and so he passes on what Catina has said, along with the updates from the other members of the team. All the while, Master Botosoni and Catina cannot deny their growing attraction and he when he makes the decision to make her his, he may have to wait as more information comes through and Catina is led to a situation where danger surrounds her, and drastic decisions have to be made.

With Master Botosoni fighting for his future, as well as the future of those around him, will Catina maintain her innocent nature, or will darkness consume her, and will the master’s finally be able to find and eliminate the rogues? This is yet another thrilling chase where nothing is black and white and danger haunts the shadows, loyalties are tested, and the rules of engagement are questioned in this dark romance with bite.

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The Round Box (Grandma’s Closet) by Lois Wickstrom – Review by Amanda Haller-Doris

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The Round BoxThe Round Box by Lois Wickstrom
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

I always enjoy reading stories from this author. She always does a great job of writing in a way that is easy for young children to follow and enjoy. In this story we see Carrie is missing her grandmother and she just can’t find anything fun to do while she is feeling sad. She remembers that her Grandma left some boxes at the house and she goes exploring. I love how the author encourages children to use their imaginations in her stories and this one doesn’t disappoint. I think every child should have a box labeled FASCINATOR in their house. I will always recommend any book by this author; she writes in such a fun and imaginative voice that it’s always a joy to read.

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Check Out Audiobook (The Bobbins Sisters Series) by Debra Parmley – Review by Cindy Mayberry

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Who ever said that Librarians were quiet and reserved, lied! Betsy has a strong love for books, and she knows her library quite well. While she is quiet, that only lasts long enough to get what she needs done. She has no time for romance and just wants to be left alone. She is really strong and independent and proves that in this story. Nash is grumpy, suffering from PTSD and weary of those around him. He is ugly according to his ex and not good enough for her. He does not want people to see him or care for him, he too has no desire to start a romance.  While he truly is grumpy, seeing Betsy calms him. Not only that but he feels protective of her. Stop! No spoilers here! These two characters are perfect for this story. You can’t help falling for them. The author has once again impressed me with her writing style as well as her eye for detail. I loved listening to this story and look forward to reading and listening to more from her. This is a must read story.

 

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Sasha Smart: Short Stories For Girls by Shermaine Perry-Knights – Review by Roxsanne Lesieur.

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Sasha Smart: Short Stories for GirlsSasha Smart: Short Stories for Girls by Shermaine Perry-Knights
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

Sasha is a young lady who loves the colour purple, and she is on a journey to self-discovery, with this collection of short stories, you will go through ups and downs along with Sasha as she finds out how to handle these emotions and work through them.

The themes range from being brave, self-acceptance, confidence, overcoming fear, handling pressure and growing your inner strength. They are colourful, creative and easily understood and suitable for all ages.

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Pursuit into Darkness (War of Destiny Series Book 2) by Theresa Van Spankeren – Review by Amanda Haller-Doris

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Pursuit into Darkness (War of Destiny #2)Pursuit into Darkness by Theresa Van Spankeren
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

I absolutely enjoyed reading the book. I had not read book 1, but I felt the author was able to recap book 1 without it feeling like it was being repetitive of book 1. I thought this was an interesting take on the vampire world and the author did a great job of making you feel like you are transported back in time to the 16th century England. This was a wonderful story full of friendships, romance, intrigue, and action. I thought that the author had a unique voice and the story was well written, with well-rounded characters and detailed descriptions. I definitely enjoyed seeing the relationship between Julie and Samuel progress and change as he works with her to prepare for a battle she isn’t ready for. Julie is an interesting protagonist and I enjoyed seeing how her character develops. I can’t wait to check out book 3 to see what happens next.

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The Scent of Snow (The Winemakers Series) by Giovanna Siniscalchi – Review by Dawn Daughenbaugh

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The Scent of Snow: A Winemakers NovellaThe Scent of Snow: A Winemakers Novella by Giovanna Siniscalchi
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

5 Stars
The Scent of Snow (The Winemakers Series) by Giovanna Siniscalchi

The Scent of Snow is part of the Winemakers Series and is a wonderfully written Historical Christmas Romance Novella that I absolutely loved reading. This was the perfect book to read as the weather has been cold and snowy here. I found myself lost in the pages and felt like I was apart of the story. I literally read this in one sitting because I couldn’t stop reading. Let me just say that this author is one of my all time favorites for Historical Romance. She does an amazing job of pulling you into a completely different era and she paints such a vivid picture I can see what she’s describing. This is a heartbreaking yet heartwarming story that had my emotions all over the place. Pedro and Anne show us how love and forgiveness can weather any storm. These are put to the test when a boy comes up missing and secrets are to be revealed. In fear of giving something away im stopping but will say I highly recommend reading this book to find out what happens next. Im looking forward to reading more from this amazing author.

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Savage Start: A High School Bully Romance Prequel (Hidden Valley Elite Series) by Isla Vaughn – Review by Amanda Haller-Doris

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Savage Start (Hidden Valley Elite #0.5)Savage Start by Isla Vaughn
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

This was a fast paced start to a dynamic series, filled with drama, intrigue, and lies. It was a quick read, but definitely will draw you into the story and leaves you wanting more. It gives us a taste of Riley and Cole’s first kiss and the dynamics behind their families. I love how the author brings you right to the edge and then it just stops, leaving you filled with needing to know what happens next. I think this was an extremely well written story that really hooks you into the story. Be prepared to want to immediately grab the next book!

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A New Day for Cray (The Adventures of Cray Series) by G Pa Rhymes – Review by Lisa Helmick

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A New Day for Cray (The Adventures of Cray on the Bay)A New Day for Cray by G Pa Rhymes
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

Cute quick story! I understood Cray and could feel for his dilemma. He is a bully and thinks just because he can that means he should. Luckily for him he actually has great friends that he didn’t realize until an accident. The meaning in this book is easy to see. It makes a good story to read to and discuss the actions and consequences of certain behaviors with children.

The illustration in here is wonderful! I would recommend it on that alone but add in the adorable rhyming story and it’s a winner!

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Pursuit into Darkness (War of Destiny Series Book 2) by Theresa Van Spankeren – Review by Laura Jones

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Master Botosoni (Masters of the Consulate Book 9) by Sylvia Black – Review by Kerry Carr

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Master Botosoni (Masters of the Consulate #9)Master Botosoni by Sylvia Black
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

This is the 9th book in the Masters of the Consulate series. They can be read as a standalone however I personally suggest reading them from then beginning so high you can full understand the story and the fight between the vampires and the rogues. Even though we are 9 books in the story still feels fresh and new as we meet a different Master and learn about them and their area and of course find love when they least expect it.

In this story we meet Master Bostosoni and Catina.
They meet because Catina is a psychic and Bostosoni hopes she can help him and the other masters in the search for the rogues. What he doesn’t expect is the sudden overwhelming urge he has to protect her at all cost.
When a vision that she doesn’t disclose to Bostosoni comes true there are seconds left to save her. Will Catina want to follow the strict rules she has been forced to live by her entire life or will she choose a life of freedom and immortality with Bostosoni.

These book are amazing while you always have the background of the fight and war raging between the Masters, rougues, shifter and witches, you always have to romance element in the case of strong protective vampire and the woman he fells for. Their connection and the bond is so powerful that you can’t help but be captivated by their story and drawn into their romance.
I’m so excited to see what happens next.

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Master Botosoni (Masters of the Consulate Book 9) by Sylvia Black – Review by Trish Ann

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Master Botosoni (Masters of the Consulate #9)Master Botosoni by Sylvia Black
My rating: 3 of 5 stars

This book was ok for me. It was easy to follow along and the characters worked well. I found some of the story predictable which is fine. I think for readers invested in this series they would appreciate it. I do like this author.

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Relic Hunters: Betrayal of the Gods (Relic Hunters Series) by Martin Ferguson – Review by Dawn Daughenbaugh

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Betrayal of the Gods (Relic Hunters Book 5)Betrayal of the Gods by Martin Ferguson
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

4 Stars
Betrayal of the Gods (Relic Hunters Book 5 ) By Martin Ferguson

Betrayal of the Gods is the fifth book in the Relic Hunters Series . This is a YA adventure that will have you turning the pages till the end. This book is packed with drama, action, mystery, adventure , danger, Greek Mythology and so much more. What will happen when Matt and Adam are in a race against time? I highly recommend reading this book to find out what happens next. You’ll find yourself on the edge of your seat turning the pages till the end. I can’t wait to read more from this Author.

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