Amese of Animalis (The Borosa Legacy Book 1) by MJ Murray – Review by Anantha Rusum

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Amese of Animalis (Borosa Legacy, #1)Amese of Animalis by M.J. Murray
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

This is a very enchanting tale ,a fun children fantasy story, book full of magic, elemental guardians who balance life and full of animalistic powers. Amese is a 13 year old who reluctantly steps up to be an elemental guardian. Now she is on an epic adventure understanding other animal cultures and traditions. In her growth and transformation, she has a feeling that she has many enemies who are waiting to shove her down, a feeling, we all very well can connect to. But her newly made friends help her see the way.
It is a wonderful story, I so loved it and was able to connect to it. Cannot wait to read the sequels.

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Oscar and Emmy Foster Kittens (Oscar and Emmy Series) by Terri Sabol – Review by Tara Johnson Barnes

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Oscar and Emmy Foster KittensOscar and Emmy Foster Kittens by Terri Sabol
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

Oscar and Emmy Foster Kittens Is part of the Oscar and Emmy series. It is designed for children between the ages of 5 and 10 years of age. Twins Charlie and Abby have discussed with their mom the opportunity of fostering animals while they volunteer at an animal shelter. When they get the chance to foster three kittens, they learn both the joys and responsibilities of fostering animals. The children learn about responsibility, compassion, and nurturing not just a kitten, but this could be applied to all pets. As with all the books in this series, the author does an amazing job of teaching children about the responsibilities of pet ownership. The bright colorful illustrations really help to bring the story to life.

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Drag Me Down (Full Throttle Cyborgs Series) by Landra Graf – Review by Kerry Carr

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Drag Me Down (Full Throttle Cyborgs, #4)Drag Me Down by Landra Graf
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

This is the 4th book in the Full Throttle Cyborg series. This is a sci-fi romance with a enemies to lovers story. It is also full of action, adventure, fast cars, lies, gangs, betrayal and revenge. I was immediately captivated by this authors world building skills. It was so easy to picture and imagine yourself in the places the author was describing.

Dakota ‘Drag’ Michelson has only truelly loved one woman in his life but when Bridget betrayed him and framed him for murder the only thing he felt for her was hate. Or so he thought. With a big championship race looming the last thing he needs is a distraction and Bridget is one big distraction.

Bridget has always gone after what she wants in life no matter what she has to do or who she hurts in the process. Now she wants to be free of the gang she finds herself and the only person that can help her is Drag. After she tried to sabatage the race and her spy was uncovered she knows the only thing left to do is join forces with Drag.
But Drag won’t be fooled twice. He doesn’t trust Bridget at all. After she did last time how could he possible trust her. But as old feelings start to resurface is the need for revenge going to be the only driving force? With love and hate being so close how can you tell you’ve crossed the line from one to another?

This was a fast paced story full of twists and turns. I loved the duel prospective which really brings the characters to life and makes them feel more real.

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Marshmallow Rabbit by Lois Wickstrom – Review by Carrie Reed

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Marshmallow RabbitMarshmallow Rabbit by Lois Wickstrom
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

I really liked the artwork in this book. Poor Mr. Bonbon, trying to figure out how to get Annabelle from stealing candy. I have to say Annabelle gets what she deserves with the marshmallow bunny, although in the end she tricks Mr. Bonbon. I like that he doesn’t get angry with her in the end, just kind of resigned to the fact that he will have to figure out how to stop her in the future.

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Mealtime at the Zoo: PB&J Café by James Williamson – Review by Angela Hayes

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Mealtime at the Zoo: PB&J CaféMealtime at the Zoo: PB&J Café by James Williamson
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

4.5 Stars

 

“…Whether you’re as big as a bear
or small as a shrew
there’s surely a sandwich
made just right for you…“

Mealtime At the Zoo: PB & J Café is a really cute and fun, children’s illustrated story by James Williamson. My grandson and I had lots of fun following James the monkey as he delivered lunch to all the animals at the zoo. The specialty of the day- PB & J sandwiches all made to order- served just the way the animals liked- some even with ‘special’ ingredients added to suit the individual animals.
The story is accompanied by lots of lovely, bright, colourful, interesting, and captivating illustrations — which brought the whole story to life.
It is a charming little adventure – told in a rhyming verse that adds a fun tempo, as well as an extra element of interest to the whole story.
We look forward to reading more of Mr. Williamson’s stories again, soon.
Happy Reading…

Thank you, James Williamson!

 

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Hell in a Handbasket (Life is Hell Series Book 3) by Naomi Valkyrie – Review by Hannah Porter

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Hell in a Handbasket (Life is Hell #3)Hell in a Handbasket by Naomi Valkyrie
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

You know after reading the first two I just had to run to read this one. The Life is Hell Series is getting so good! Just like the first ones this is a quick read but no less fantastic. So like MM romance isn’t my usual go to trope, but the way the author wrote this I couldn’t put it down. I’m pretty sure I’ve said this before but this author really knows how to write a paranormal book, really knows how to make the subject her own with her unique take. Teivel and Oren story was probably my second fave of the series of the series so far . Ohhhhh I can’t wait to see what characters Naomi Valkyrie writes about next. If you haven’t done so i highly recommend you go to the beginning of this series even if you don’t have to you’ll want too 🙂

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Master Oradea (Masters of the Consulate Book 10) by Sylvia Black – Review by Amanda Haller-Doris

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Master Oradea (Masters of the Consulate #10)Master Oradea by Sylvia Black
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

So I think this story might be my favorite so far in the series. I appreciate that each story is standalone, but it’s definitely helpful to have read the whole series to really get a full understanding of what is going on. We have vampires, werewolves, witches, and humans all working together to defeat the rogue traitors trying to drag everything back to the way it was centuries ago. Oradea’s territory has been invaded by the rogues and he is determined to take them out. He doesn’t count on meeting and immediately being drawn to protect Natalia, a human whose brothers are involved in the syndicate. Neither of them have any intentions of wanting the other, but the temptation becomes too great. I loved that this story really carried a lot of the plotline with the rogues even further and definitely had me reading quickly to discover what was going to happen. Plenty of action, romance, betrayal, love, twists, turns, and steamy in this book. I can’t wait to read the next book and see what happens.

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Touched: Elemental Passions Book One by Skye Turner, Sloane Nicole, April D. Berry, C.J. Pinard, Danielle Jamie, Darlene Tallman, Julie Morgan, Livell James, Machelle Hanleigh, and Melissa MacKinnon – Review by Beverly Finnie

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Touched (Elemental Passions #1)Touched by Skye Turner
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

Touched is an action, adventure, and forbidden romance all rolled into one story. Oh yeah, don’t forget the supernatural element. The author brings the reader into a world that’s complicated and mysterious. There’s the human world of New Orleans but the fantasy world of Laric. Introducing the reader to a slew of characters and different supernatural species to boot.
Aeris has a sense for adventure and exploring. She’s a fae who is constantly crossing the wards into the human world. An aspect about herself she does plan to change until she “zings” with her kindred. What she never expected was she would find her kindred in the human world. Now she will do anything and everything to make sure he’s safe, including leaving her family. Will it be enough?
Callum was going about his day as he normally would, till this beautiful woman ran into him he just can’t seem to let go. However he doesn’t realize talking to her makes him a crazy person to everyone outside of his conversation. Why? Because he’s the only one who can see her. And seeing her is exactly what happens. A deep connection he can’t explain. That is until he gets some sort of explanation. He finds out she’s a fae, finds out he’s not completely human but a Sylph, finds out there are Rougarou aka werewolves in the human world and they are out to drink his blood and kill him. Besides trying to run his everyday life as a detective that may very well be left to take the fall on a potentially botched operation. Not that his superiors know what really happened.
Will they escape the Rougarou?
Can he trust anyone he works with to tell them the truth about the Trahans?
Will the elders ever accept a Fae/Sylph bonding?
So many questions. So much going on. It can be confusing at first but if you can break down the different themes it gets interesting. It says book 1 so I look forward to future stories in this world.

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Touched: Elemental Passions Book One by Skye Turner, Sloane Nicole, April D. Berry, C.J. Pinard, Danielle Jamie, Darlene Tallman, Julie Morgan, Livell James, Machelle Hanleigh, and Melissa MacKinnon – Review by Brittany Angel

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Touched (Elemental Passions #1)Touched by Skye Turner
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

Touched was a quick, entertaining read. It takes place in New Orleans, LA and, at first, is very reminiscent of the Wicked series by Jennifer L. Armentrout. Which also takes place on New Orleans. I found LeBlanc and many of the supporting characters fun to read. Though this has multiple authors, it reads as though there was only one. I look forward to reading the next installment when it is released.

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Touched: Elemental Passions Book One by Skye Turner, Sloane Nicole, April D. Berry, C.J. Pinard, Danielle Jamie, Darlene Tallman, Julie Morgan, Livell James, Machelle Hanleigh, and Melissa MacKinnon – Review by Heather Goodman

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Touched (Elemental Passions #1)Touched by Skye Turner
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

Aeris is spunky and curious which leads to her interaction with Callum, the attraction is instant. Can love conquer all? This book is so well written you wouldn’t be able to tell it was written by ten authors. This book is jam packed full of magic and mystery but the true magic is how all these authors came together to write one cohesive piece. It does have smut in so beware but other than that it’s a great read.

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Drag Me Down (Full Throttle Cyborgs Series) by Landra Graf – Review by Heather Goodman

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Drag Me Down (Full Throttle Cyborgs, #4)Drag Me Down by Landra Graf
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

This book is very interesting. It has a good mixture of romance, action, and humor. You are drawn in by the main characters, Drag and Bridget, and their tension but love for each other even though circumstances has caused them to drift apart. This book keeps you engaged to the very end and is worth every second you spend reading it.

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Murder on West Main (A South Shore Mystery) by I.M. Foster – Review by Brandy Vaughn

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Murder on West Main: A South Shore MysteryMurder on West Main: A South Shore Mystery by I.M. Foster
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

This was an interesting cozy historical mystery. A who-done-it until the very end making the reader wonder who was the culprit. There are many twists and turns, danger, and drama in this fast paced murder mystery that is sure to grab your attention!

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Hell in a Handbasket (Life is Hell Series Book 3) by Naomi Valkyrie – Review by Ayla Phipps

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Hell in a Handbasket (Life is Hell #3)Hell in a Handbasket by Naomi Valkyrie
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

Finally, some insights. Not gonna lie Naomi Valkyrie has me by the horns with this series. I have wanted some more information on the mysterious tracker demon Teivel since his introduction in book one. Oren is no different, he is the only demon hunter descendant to make it out of that book alive and we need some insight into that part of this world. Dual perspectives of Teivel and Oren.
Oren discovers he is a demon hunter descendant in book one but hasn’t been able to learn anything about what that means. Numerous online searches only result in Hollywood information and nothing real. He agrees to be trained by Teivel only for him to disappear for weeks and no word. Teivel only agreed to help his ex-Malakhi in book one because they both lost their lover, and he took his anger all out on him but now Oren is the true reason he can’t stay away now. Even if he can’t and won’t admit it to himself. A shot in the dark case knocks on Teivel’s door to find out if a dragon has survived and still lives. This keeps him busy and away until a visit to see Oren changes everything. The truth behind his “shot in the dark” case arrives literally at their doorstep. Along the way to learning how to be together they now must figure out how to care for this incredibly rare baby.
Will they survive the changes? Can Teivel let go of the past to accept the new future? How will Oren deal with the new changes to who he is? Everything about this series is designed to pull you in to make you care for every new main character as much as you care about the first set. I love how the author brings in the characters in other books with bits and pieces here and there until you finally get the full story and see the growth that they go through. I cannot wait for book 4, Sure as Hell, to learn more about the new character Jaru, and of course Larkspur from book two and what will come next for them and Soren. See you there.

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Master Oradea (Masters of the Consulate Book 10) by Sylvia Black – Review by Michelle Austin

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Master Oradea (Masters of the Consulate #10)Master Oradea by Sylvia Black
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

This was a great 5 star read. I continue to get pulled into this great series. When Natalia finds herself in danger, her brothers get protection for her. And she is not happy about it. Oradea is determined to keep her safe. Things definitely got steamy between these two.
Overall I really enjoyed this story and the characters. I really like that it was in dual POV. We get witches, vampires and so much more. There are so many different things about this story that pull me in, I loved the storyline. All of the characters added a great element to the story. I look forward to reading more from this author and series. 1-click and get started today.

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Drag Me Down (Full Throttle Cyborgs Series) by Landra Graf – Review by Mandy Ott

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Drag Me Down (Full Throttle Cyborgs, #4)Drag Me Down by Landra Graf
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

  1. Drag Me Down can definitely be read as a standalone. I did not read the first three books in The Full Throttle Cyborgs series, but felt like I wasn’t missing out on much background information. I did, however, enjoy this book so much that I would love to go back and read the previous three in the series. Drag and Bridget’s story is full of passion, love, betrayal, distrust, and a whole lot of drama. This particular sci-fi series takes place on Mars (so many questions regarding that) and seems almost as if humanity has backtracked in their way of thinking and living (not wanting women to hold power or participate in any manual labor). However, Drag and Bridget think a little differently, which is refreshing. Landra Graf’s world building is great; I could feel myself in the heat of the day on Mars or the middle of the dome watching the car races. And the characters, while a little out there (it is sci-fi after all), are realistic, believable, and I couldn’t help but feel a connection with them. There is such a deep connection between Drag and Bridget that goes beyond the purely physical and it is, at times, heartbreaking to see the war that rages inside them both at their fear of being betrayed by the other. Overall, a great read for fans of sci-fi and romance alike. And I’m definitely going to pick up the rest of the series!

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What Eyes Can’t See (Bold Journeys Series) by Paulette Stout – Review by Kelli Harper

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What Eyes Can't See: A spicy contemporary fiction novel of love, social justice, and belonging (Bold Journeys)What Eyes Can’t See: A spicy contemporary fiction novel of love, social justice, and belonging by Paulette Stout
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

Wonderful story that will pull you in and have you rooting for Barbara and Sebastian the whole time. I couldn’t put this book down.

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Touched: Elemental Passions Book One by Skye Turner, Sloane Nicole, April D. Berry, C.J. Pinard, Danielle Jamie, Darlene Tallman, Julie Morgan, Livell James, Machelle Hanleigh, and Melissa MacKinnon – Review by Paloma Fierro 4/28/24

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Callum LeBlanc is a detective in New Orleans, and getting the bad guys into the place they belong is his number 1 priority, until destiny happens. Finding out that a world of fantasy and myth are an intrinsic part of himself and of the object of his curiosity will lead him to an unexpected adventure.

 

Aeris is part of the fae world, where magic and life partners are real, but so are the very tight rules that keeps such a universe steady. Always the misfit this girl likes adventure in the human world, and one of those will lead her to find out a possibility beyond her wild imagination.

 

A romantic combination of adventure and make believe this book is a page turner.

What Eyes Can’t See (Bold Journeys Series) by Paulette Stout – Review by Ashley Phillips

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What Eyes Can't See: Spicy contemporary fictionWhat Eyes Can’t See: Spicy contemporary fiction by Paulette Stout
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

This book was REALLY well written. I loved reading the story of Barbara, and the note from the author in the beginning. The note was very thoughtful, as the author used the counsel of friends who would understand the life of a black woman in business from their perspective, and the author was very careful to share this from the start. Barbara is going through so many different changes in her life, and the author takes time to walk the reader through every trial! From a cheating fiance, to a canceled wedding, work woes, and all of this while being a black woman in a Caucasian male dominated industry. Not to mention the trials of meeting a new romantic partner while on vacation and returning to her own additional struggles with him. It’s so much to deal with for her, or for anyone for that matter, that is almost hard to see how she can get out of it! Barbara will soon find out that the trials run deeper as the story continues. This book made me fall in love with the characters, and learn about their ability to face each challenge, and their failures. It was such a fun book to read! You won’t be disappointed! I will definitely be reading more of the authors novels!

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Master Oradea (Masters of the Consulate Book 10) by Sylvia Black – Review by Elizabeth Sanchez

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Master Oradea (Masters of the Consulate #10)Master Oradea by Sylvia Black
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

Master Oradea is the 10th book in the Masters of the Consulate series, but you don’t have to read them all. I have only read book 9 and this one, so far. This book does pickup where book 9 leaves off, and has the same characters for the most part. However, I jumped right into the story and caught on quick. There is about to be a big war between the underworld …factions? Not sure that’s the right word- The vampires, witches, shifters and humans. The vampires don’t know who they can trust and its weighing on everyone. Natalia is human (or so we think…..), the only daughter of a powerful family. She is strongly protected by her 4 brothers, but they enter in to business with the vampires and quickly learn they may not be able to keep her safe. So, she is sent off with Master Ordea to be her guard until the Rogue vampires are captured. But, like any good vampire story, there is a quick attraction between the 2. I think this book is much like the previous, and it is a perfect balance of steamy and suspense. I look forward to back reading in the series, I love the characters and their strength and connections.

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Drag Me Down (Full Throttle Cyborgs Series) by Landra Graf – Review by Melissa Saxton

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Drag Me Down (Full Throttle Cyborgs, #4)Drag Me Down by Landra Graf
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

Drag has spent 12 years without his old life, his arm, his home and the love of his life to Moag at the Mars Racing Championship. Somehow he finds himself back at this very same race 12 years later determined to win.

The night before the big race his past comes back to haunt him and its Bridget asking for a favor to release her from the trap she’s found herself in. She’s managed to dodge Moags proposals but he’s becoming impatient and she’s becoming desperate. Unfortunately for Bridget Drag does still love her but she has a reputation of taking what she wants when she wants and he’s protecting his heart from further damage of the Bridget kind.

She needs proof of Moags trechery and she needs Drag to provide the cover she needs to find it to be able to escape Moag, who has become her prison and well known as the sponsor who ruined Drag and Bridget’s future.

Will they work together to get the proof she needs to reset the loss they’ve shared and can Drag let go of the heartbreak she’s caused and fall again? Can they let go of the past and trust one another to work together and turn everything upside down again , hopefully in their favor this time? Who wins this battle Moag or Drag & Bridget?
This was a good read I read this without the previous books and had no trouble and the cybernetic science in the book was actually quite engaging.
A def must read for the Sci fi community!

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Murder on West Main (A South Shore Mystery) by I.M. Foster – Review by Elizabeth Sanchez

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Murder on West Main: A South Shore MysteryMurder on West Main: A South Shore Mystery by I.M. Foster
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

Murder on West Main is the 2nd book in the South Shore Mystery series, but it can be read as a stand alone. The book takes place in the early 1900s, following Daniel O’Halleran as he tries to solve a murder. Things are much different in that day and age- there was no DNA, cameras, limited knowledge on finger prints, limited police. Daniel is a doctor, and a coroner assistant, and is one of the main investigators for the crime. Kathleen Brissedon is a close friend of Daniel, as well as the sister of the first suspect. She helps him investigate to help clear her brother’s name, spend time with Daniel, and because she is pretty good at it. It is unheard of for women to investigate, so she cannot help in any official capacity. The book was a pretty good mystery and maintained my interest throughout. I did not figure out who the murderer was until right before it was revealed, and I thought the author did a good job of building up the story and characters. I would be interested to read more in the series.

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Amese of Animalis (The Borosa Legacy Book 1) by MJ Murray – Review by Ayla Eddy

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Amese of Animalis (Borosa Legacy, #1)Amese of Animalis by M.J. Murray
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

The Borosa Legacy book 1 was a great read. My children and I read the book together enjoying the adventure and self discovery that Amese went through. Young and old readers can thoroughly enjoy this book. It got many different life lesson conversations going during our reading. A book that fosters interest and conversation is always a plus as a parent.

At only 13 Amese is being trained to be the next to rule. She encounters lessons in turning into animals and more throughout her journey. Will she succeed or fail? 

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Finding Cheer (Magical Emerald Hollow Series) by Heather Schneider – Review by Felicia Bates

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Finding Cheer (Magical Emerald Hollow #2)Finding Cheer by Heather Schneider
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

The second book in the Magical Emerald Hollow series, Finding Cheer was a welcomed addition following the first book. While I would not consider this a “fast paced” read, the storyline was smooth with an attention grabbing opening chapter. Reading Chasing Cheer prior, I was set up to really enjoy the familiar characters within this book. Our main female character is likable and someone you truly want to see happy. I think this series is really sweet and fun to explore. Overall, I enjoyed this book a lot.

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Hell in a Handbasket (Life is Hell Series Book 3) by Naomi Valkyrie – Review by Shea Gilkerson

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Hell in a Handbasket (Life is Hell #3)Hell in a Handbasket by Naomi Valkyrie
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

Tievel is a demon tracker and Orel is a demon hunter. Orel is also a deputy sheriff and he meets Tievel when the latter comes to Juniper Lake to help the sheriff, his ex. The two are immediately drawn to one another with a chemistry neither of them can deny.

Along the way, they have a baby dropped at their door they decide to keep, Larkspur joins the cast of characters and shakes things up, Tievel learns not to be so prickly all the time, Oren works through what his new title and the sexy demon catching his attention means for his future, and you meet a cast of well fleshed out, fun and intriguing characters in the world of Juniper Lake. This book was a much slower burn than I anticipated and usually reach for, but it was so adorable that the tension didn’t take away from anything.

This was the first book I’ve read in this series, but book 3 of the series. I didn’t feel lost by being in the middle of the series, but I do plan on going back to get the introductions to the cast of wonderful and engaging characters from them! Tension, chemistry, danger, attraction, paranormal and also relatable. Well written, cute and fun read, with likeable and relatable characters you’ll be laughing out loud at and cheering on!

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Oscar and Emmy Foster Kittens (Oscar and Emmy Series) by Terri Sabol – Review by Andrea Lopez Salazar

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Oscar and Emmy Foster KittensOscar and Emmy Foster Kittens by Terri Sabol
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

 

Cute and informative book!
Charlie and Abby volunteered at the shelter, reading to cats. After their first day, they talked to mom about fostering cats, after explaining to the twins what it would entail they agreed to do it.
The kids took care of 4 day old kittens with the help of their Cats Oscar and Emmy for the next 12 weeks feeding them, teaching them how to use the litter box, etc…. At 12 weeks, they started interviewing families and got to choose which families take them home.
It would be a perfect book to read to kiddos and explain how fostering works out.
It’s definitely a great book.

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Oscar and Emmy Foster Kittens (Oscar and Emmy Series) by Terri Sabol – Review by Terri Jo McAllister

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Oscar and Emmy Foster KittensOscar and Emmy Foster Kittens by Terri Sabol
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

This is a great book for kids and the responsibility of caring for foster pets. A family takes on three young kittens that must be bottle fed and need a lot of care. Oscar and Emmy, who were rescued themselves, nurture the young kittens and help them develop as they grow.

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Touched: Elemental Passions Book One by Skye Turner, Sloane Nicole, April D. Berry, C.J. Pinard, Danielle Jamie, Darlene Tallman, Julie Morgan, Livell James, Machelle Hanleigh, and Melissa MacKinnon – Review by Terri Jo McAllister

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Touched (Elemental Passions #1)Touched by Skye Turner
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

Set in New Orleans, Detective Callum LeBlanc learns there’s a whole other magical world hiding in plain sight. Aeris is the Fae female who has a connection to Callum, but human-fae relations are forbidden. Callum learns more about himself and his magical roots as they both fight against the forces of dark magic.

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Drag Me Down (Full Throttle Cyborgs Series) by Landra Graf – Review by Tausha Treadway

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Drag Me Down (Full Throttle Cyborgs, #4)Drag Me Down by Landra Graf
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

Drag Me Down (Full Throttle Cyborgs Series) by Landra Graf. This is the 4th book in the Full Throttle Cyborgs series but it can be read as a standalone. I always recommend reading them in order to better understand the characters though. This is Drag & Bridget’s Story and Bridget trying to take over Drag’s gang. Drag and Bridget have a past and Drag has always loved Bridget but she has taken his heart and stomped all over it. Bridget has done so many bad things in her life to get where she wants to be she doesn’t know if she can do any different. Drag wants nothing to do with Bridget and her plan is to work with Drag but he doesn’t know that. He has his guard up and won’t let it down until he figures out what is going on. The fast cars and their fast lives make this a fast paced story that will have you flipping the pages until you are finished! Such a fun addition to this series! One of my favorites so far!

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Marshmallow Rabbit by Lois Wickstrom – Review by Tausha Treadway

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Marshmallow RabbitMarshmallow Rabbit by Lois Wickstrom
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

Marshmallow Rabbit by Lois Wickstrom. This is such a good children’s read and this author is my absolute favorite children’s author. Her books are always fun, imaginative and always teach a lesson. This is aimed at Kindergarten thru 3rd grade. It’s the story of Annabelle who loves candy especially chocolate and she has learned that if she tours the chocolate factory every time she can she can sneak chocolate. Free candy, you can’t beat that except for Mr. Bonbon is onto Annabelle and is determined to catch her and teach her a lesson. Mr. Bonbon decides to create a huge chocolate marshmallow rabbit to try to lure her into trying to take it. Will she take the bait? This is such a cute story that would make a great read for the children in your life. It would also make a great gift for families or teachers for their class!

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Marshmallow Rabbit by Lois Wickstrom – Review by Nina Maes

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This was a fun read with great characters. I believe this author has found her calling. Imagination in full force every time. Love how very book will draw you in to the adventure that waits. Highly recommend this author and books for a classroom or personal library. Great for all ages.

Marshmallow RabbitMarshmallow Rabbit by Lois Wickstrom
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

This was a fun read with great characters. I believe this author has found her calling. Imagination in full force every time. Love how very book will draw you in to the adventure that waits. Highly recommend this author and books for a classroom or personal library. Great for all ages.

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