The Taste of Treachery by Emily Bybee – Review by Heidi Sturgess

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The Taste of TreacheryThe Taste of Treachery by Emily Bybee
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

What a cover !

Harper is just trying to live her life , keep her nose clean and finish her studies as a computer science major and she’s a rather talented artist , talk about an all rounder ! Did I mention she’s a hacker 🤷‍♀️🥹

Her brother is serving the country , he’s a Drlta Force member and then he disappears 🤯but he sent her a mail and that’s where the plot thickens and keys just say not all conspiracy theories are theories , where there’s smoke there’s fire that’s for sure !

Caleb , hey brothers friend and fellow brother in atms is home recovering from s spinal injury and she turns to Caleb help find her brother and bring him home and I just want to add he’s more than easy on the eye 🥰🤣🙈

What really irked me is that most laughed her off because of her mental health history and while I hear their concerns I really felt their prejudice thank goodness for Caleb 🙏 also the things people will do for money and innocent lives have to pay the price makes my blood boil so this read isn’t so fictional because these things really do happen we just don’t hear of it, makes one think 🤔

I know they’re in for the fight if their lives but their hearts are also at stake and there was a good balance to keep me on my toes and my heart beating fast 🥰😉

Loved every minute of this read , be ready for a few twists though 🤔🥰

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Wheel of Evil (Hani’s Daughter Mysteries) by N.L. Holmes – Review by Heidi Sturgess

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Wheel of Evil (Hani's Daughter Mysteries Book 3)Wheel of Evil by N.L. Holmes
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

So this is the 3rd book in the series and I quite literally binged them one after the other !

This time round things are a little more personal for Neferet as it’s her uncle she has to help , he somehow got sucked into a pyramid scheme of sorts ( pardon the pun ) and who knew that even back in those days you had terrible schemes like this 🤷‍♀️and “ investors” are dying so time is of the essence and their lives are in a danger to a degree …..

Her father was nervous and rightly so but he also knows his daughter and his support is unfailing , good job dad 🥰

Let’s not forget Brute 🐾🥰 oh he just won me over with his canine personality , really is man’s best friend 🐾🥰

There were sone unexpected twists and it just befuddles me how determined these girls are even in the face of danger and opposition!. This is definitely a family you’d want to a part of 😉❣️

Hopefully Uncle Pa-Kiki has learnt his lesson 🙈😉🤷‍♀️

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Web of Evil (Hani’s Daughter Mysteries) by N.L. Holmes – Review by Heidi Sturgess

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Web of Evil (Hani's Daughter Mysteries #2)Web of Evil by N.L. Holmes
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

Having read the first book I thought my brain have been overloaded with facts but guess what ? I wanted more ! These girls are fearless , determined and inspiring 😉and they have their families support which always go a long way 🥰

We get to meet Mutty , an apprentice with the girls and now she’s also part of our sleuthing team 🤪

This time a body washes up on the riverbank of Lord Hani’s residence and the girls are going to find the killer and again they’re faced with danger , lord , mystery and intrigue and my mind is all over with facts and places but what a journey ! I feel well travelled 🤪😉

These girls will keep any man on their toes 🤣

Looking forward to the next instalment 🥰📚

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Flowers of Evil (Hani’s Daughter Mysteries) by N.L. Holmes – Review by Heidi Sturgess

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Flowers of Evil (Hani's Daughter Mysteries #1)Flowers of Evil by N.L. Holmes
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

I was hesitant to take a chance on this series simply because it’s something I wouldn’t ordinarily read but I can tell you I don’t regret it for one minute !

Set on Ancient Egypt , our brave girls Neferet and Benet-in open a dispensary and I say brave because I don’t think it was common place in those days ….

Their first “ patient” dies but with his dying breath he utters the word “rabbet” the girls are determined to find the one responsible for his death and I can just imagine how they must’ve felt having their first patient die so I agree with them and their determined spirits 😉

The girls don’t have it easy and tide that see them as competitors are slandering them and they get rather malicious and honestly they don’t deserve it but they don’t let it deter them and they just stick it out , you go girls

I loved being transported to a different place and time and it made realise afresh how much freedom i as a female actually have and it’s quite humbling to say the least and the definitions in the beginning were a great help so that I could understand and get a better idea of what I was reading they really are an inspiration , thank you girls 🤗

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The Apothecary’s Curse (The Apothecary Series) by Barbara Barnett – Review by Shadel Ayerbe

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The Apothecary's CurseThe Apothecary’s Curse by Barbara Barnett
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

The Apothecary’s Curse (The Apothecary Series) by Barbara Barnett is a great historical fantasy series.

When Gaelan Erceldoune, a pharmacist, creates an elixir from an old book for Simon Bell, a physician, their paths cross in Victorian London. Designed to treat her cancer, it ends her life. Suicidal, Simon swallows the rest, only to discover he is unable to pass away. After five years, Simon is surprised to learn that Gaelan is the Bedlam inmate who is rumored to possess regenerative powers similar to his own. The two men keep their immortality a secret, but Gaelan’s missing manuscript holds the key to changing their state. The scientists at Transdiff Genomics, a contemporary pharmaceutical business, believe there may be a connection between Gaelan and an anonymous Bedlam prisoner after discovering diaries detailing the abuse of inmates.

Every page had you hanging on every sentence and I couldn’t wait to see what would happen. It is a very unique story with even compelling people. The story really transports you into this world. I couldn’t put the book down.

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The Veil (The Veil Realms Series Book One) by Karli Rush – Review by Finn Cunningham

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The VeilThe Veil by Karli Rush
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

The Veil is the first phenomenal book from the Veil Realm series by Karli Rush. From the first page you can tell how unique this book is. A truly original and refreshing read that you can absolutely lose yourself for hours. This author is new to me, and I was thoroughly invested straight away, often finding it extremely difficult to put it down. This book really has a bit of everything, and I loved it. I am definitely looking forward to seeing where this series goes!

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Wheel of Evil (Hani’s Daughter Mysteries) by N.L. Holmes – Review by Finn Cunningham

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Wheel of Evil (Hani's Daughter Mysteries Book 3)Wheel of Evil by N.L. Holmes
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

Wheel if Evil is book three in the Hani’s Daughter Mystery series by N. L. Holmes. I have read the entire series so far and I can absolutely say it is so so difficult to put down once you start reading. This author has an amazing talent of putting you right there in the book alongside these characters, and I speak from personal experience when I saw you’ll lose sleep for this series. I’ve loved every book by this author so far, and highly recommend reading everything from this series! I absolutely cannot wait to see more from this author!

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Wildfire Knockout (The Predator Series) by Brooke May – Review by Michelle Austin

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Wildfire Knockout (The Predator #3)Wildfire Knockout by Brooke May
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

This was a great 4 star read. It is a novella for the Predator series. I was excited to get Beth and Scott’s story. Beth has a past that she is trying to move forward from. There is something about Scott that calls to Beth and she starts to fall for him. There is something about him that makes her feel safe. I really liked both characters, I had some LOL moments. Overall I enjoyed this read and getting to see more in depth story for these two. It can be read as a stand alone but I do suggest reading from the beginning of the series. I look forward to reading more from this author and series. 1-click and get started today.

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Wild King (King Brothers Series) by K.M. Scott – Review by Jenique Bornman

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Wild King (King Brothers #2)Wild King by K.M. Scott
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

Wild King by K.M. Scott is a sizzling, emotional rollercoaster that grabs hold of your heart and doesn’t let go. The story of Kellen and Salem is the perfect blend of passion, mystery, and heartbreak. What begins as an anonymous, steamy island fling quickly evolves into something much deeper, with both characters struggling to reconcile their pasts and the undeniable connection they share.

Kellen’s transformation from a carefree bad boy to a man grappling with the possibility of forever is beautifully portrayed, while Salem’s internal battle between love and revenge adds a deliciously tense layer to the narrative. Scott’s writing is captivating, pulling you into the minds and hearts of her characters with ease. The chemistry between Kellen and Salem is electric, making this a romance that’s impossible to put down.

If you’re looking for a book that’s equal parts heat and heart, *Wild King* is a must-read. K.M. Scott has delivered a story that will stay with you long after the final page.

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Hooked: The Merciless Few (The Merciless Few Series Book #2) by S Courtney – Review by Angela Hayes

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Hooked: The Merciless FewHooked: The Merciless Few by S Courtney
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

 

3.5 Stars

 

Hooked is the second book in The Merciless Few series by S. Courtney. It is a heart-wrenching and emotional MC romance with plenty of angst, challenges, drama, chemistry, spice, intriguing characters, MC brotherhood, connection, hope, and the healing power of love.
After reading the first book, Wrecked, I was curious to see where this second book would lead us – and let’s just say you will probably need a box of tissues beside you while reading this story. Ms. Courtney certainly toyed with my emotions with this one.
I also highly recommend reading the first book before starting on this one, as there are interconnected details, recurring characters, and other pertinent details contained there which will help you to more fully appreciate this story.
Looking forward to more of The Merciless Few!
Happy reading…

Thank you, S. Courtney!

 

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Andrew’s Armor by Jill Monaco

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Andrew’s Armor by Jill Monaco
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Genre – Kids
Page Count – 44
Illustrator – Ira Baykovska
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Andrew’s toy chest is filled with wonderful things — he especially loves to put on his armor which makes him feel brave and strong. He surprises his parents with his bigger-than-life presence, goes on marvelous adventures, and embraces his role as a valiant warrior.
But a moment of vulnerability challenges his belief in himself, leading him to doubt his worth. He loses his confidence and questions his strength, bravery, and courage.
One morning, Andrew wakes up and finds a sticky note attached to the mirror that reads, “You are fearfully and wonderfully made.”
The next day a new note is stuck to his mirror — “Wait for the LORD; be strong, and let your heart take courage.”
Each morning begins with anticipation as Andrew rushes to read the new note attached to his mirror. As the years pass, his perspective changes as he is reminded of his true identity as a child of God through these scriptural affirmations.
But who is leaving the notes?
Join Andrew as he uncovers the mystery and learns the meaning behind the notes he finds on his mirror.
With his faith as his guide, he discovers that the greatest strength lies not in the physical armor he wears but in the unwavering love of his heavenly Father.
This captivating story will inspire young boys to embrace the transformative power of kindness, forgiveness, and serving others, revealing the true essence of strength and courage.
An Activity Guide is also included so you can encourage your child to continue to learn how their strength comes from the Lord.

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Jill Monaco, PCC is the Founder and President of Jill Monaco Ministries, a 501(c)(3) nonprofit passionate about encouraging people to pursue the presence of God and find freedom in Christ. She is a credentialed master coach, author, speaker, podcaster, and course creator.

She is the author of Miranda’s Mirror and Andrew’s Armor. These children’s books teach kids to discover their identity in Christ and learn to see themselves as God sees them. She developed the Freedom Coach Model® and wrote the book with the same name to help her clients with the coaching tools she created. She also publishes My Word of the Year Journals.

Jill is also a professional voiceover talent and audiobook narrator. She has voiced fiction, nonfiction, and children’s books for Disney, My Little Pony, Clifford, and The Little People.

As a teacher and speaker, Jill is known for captivating audiences with her high-energy, humorous approach to life’s serious issues. Her faith-filled and transparent stories encourage listeners to become all that God has created them to be. You can learn more by visiting www.JillMonaco.com.

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The Apothecary’s Curse (The Apothecary Series) by Barbara Barnett – Review by Brandy Vaughn

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The Apothecary's CurseThe Apothecary’s Curse by Barbara Barnett
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

The Apothecary’s Curse is a historical fantasy that takes place across multiple timelines, includes immortality, alchemy, and Celtic mythology. It was interesting to follow the main characters immortality and the story behind them. It made for a slow read at first but then later the action sped things up. The multiple timelines and point of views help create a layered plot that keeps the reader engaged with the story. With the way this novel ended there’s sure to be a second.

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Blood & Ravens (The Casket Girls Book 1) by A.D. Brazeau – Review by Shannen Kern

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Blood and Ravens: A dark, paranormal romance (The Casket Girls)Blood and Ravens: A dark, paranormal romance by A.D. Brazeau
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

I hadn’t read any books by this author before, so I wasn’t sure what to expect when I picked this up. I was absolutely blown away by how quickly I was engrossed in this world! I couldn’t put it down and ended up ignoring many (all of) my chores for the entire day. This is the first book in The Casket Girls series and already a favorite of mine. The number of twists and turns in this book were mind-blowing! Just when I thought I had something figured out, the author suddenly made a change that fit perfectly even though I wasn’t expecting it. The characters are amazing. I love it when a book is written in dual points of view as it allows me to experience the characters a little deeper. I am on my way to pick up the second book in the series because I need more from this author. If you enjoy captivating paranormal romances, please don’t pass this up!

Reviewed by @shannlynn

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Master Bistrita (Masters of the Consulate Book 11) by Sylvia Black – Review by Beverly Finnie

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Master Bistrita (Masters of the Consulate #11)Master Bistrita by Sylvia Black
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

I’m going to be sad when these books are done. I absolutely love this series! Master Bistrita is the beginning of the end. One more book left, though the author kept you guessing. It felt like it was going to wrap up in this book and not go one more. These books are not meant to be read as standalone novels, but in consecutive order. It’s one long story told over the series, where each of the masters falls. This time it was Master Bistrita’s turn.
Chara has a lot going on. Worried about her friend, worried about what’s going on, potentially being in danger ect. Never did she expect a vampire master to be on her radar. Especially after she stood up to him and gave him a peace of mind while checking up on her friend. Never believing in fated mates that all changed after Master Bistrita came to her rescue there’s something there, which exactly needs to be explored.
Master Bistrita doesn’t have time to lust after someone, a human at that. He needs to locate Lucas to end this war with the rogues. But Chara is a presence he can’t deny. She’s more and he wants all of her. Unfortunately his worry for her is impeding his judgment while trying to finish the war.
Will Chara and Bistrita give in?
Will they locate Lucas?
Again I don’t want this series to end. I’m glad there’s one more book to look forward too! It’s so worth it! This one was good not one of my favorites but good all the same.

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Wild King (King Brothers Series) by K.M. Scott – Review by Charlisa Wahtomy-Alba

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Wild King (King Brothers #2)Wild King by K.M. Scott
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

Kellan has been being a wild child and nobody can reign him in. His brother is tired of cleaning up behind him and keeping the family name in good standing. Kellan thinks getting away from work will do him good and takes a three day vacation. When he meets Salem on his trip they both agree to one night, no names. One night turned into a few and then came the day they said goodbye, or so they thought. When he is called back to clean up the latest mess he left, a PR fixer is also called. Kellan and Salem thought their fling was over but it seems that was just the start to something more permanent. I enjoyed these first two books and am looking forward to reading about the next brother.

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G is for Gossamer: A Children’s SMART & SOPHISTICATED ABC’s Book by Miss Whitaker – Review by Kelli Harper

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G is for Gossamer: A Children's SMART & SOPHISTICATED ABC's BookG is for Gossamer: A Children’s SMART & SOPHISTICATED ABC’s Book by Miss Whitaker
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

What a beautifully illustrated unique ABC book. Some sophisticated words and illustrations to brighten the pages. Simply stunning and what a great way to broaden a child’s mind and make them want to learn the wonderful words used to describe the illustrations. My only issue is that I think the definition should be on the page with the letter/word/illustration. I love that the definitions are in the book but I think associating the meaning with the word and the picture would make it stick even more (in my opinion)

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Word Play by Tricia Gardella – Review by Elizabeth Sanchez

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Word PlayWord Play by Tricia Gardella
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

Word Play is a cute children’s picture book with bright colorful illustrations. The story tells us of Joe’s first day of school. He starts off spelling his name with his cereal. That really took me back to my childhood, with alphabet cereal and soup. I remember how much fun it was to try to spell things. But I digress… Joe wanders out of school and explores the shops in town, looking for someone to help him read. Now for the kid listeners, this probably sounds like a fun adventure. The mom is me was shocked he wandered away from school without being stopped, and visited several stores without being questioned. Thank goodness for Bea, likely a wonderful grandma. I read this to my 8 year old and he enjoyed it, pointing out to me he agreed that Joe shouldn’t have left school alone.

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Where’s Gramma? by Tricia Gardella – Review by Kelli Harper

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Where's Gramma?Where’s Gramma? by Tricia Gardella
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

Gramma is all over. Showing the boys new things and letting them learn and experience things they will enjoy. This book is pretty cool and shows that Gramma’s can do it all and will show you things you may never experience otherwise.

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Blood & Ravens (The Casket Girls Book 1) by A.D. Brazeau – Review by Charlisa Wahtomy-Alba

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Blood and Ravens: A dark, paranormal romance (The Casket Girls)Blood and Ravens: A dark, paranormal romance by A.D. Brazeau
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

Greer and Theron, our main characters, weren’t meant to fall in love. The circumstances in how or why they met was meant to leave Greer deceased, but Theron had other plans. Greer is facing a marriage to a stranger after being taken from her hometown of Paris against her will. In order to save the friends she has made in the convent, as well as Theron, she makes a deal with Hades himself. Does she succeed in saving her loved ones? This is the first book I have read by this author and I loved it. Both leads were strong and the story was easy to follow. I will definitely be picking up the second book.

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Falling for a Star in the City (Stars in the City Series) by Krysten Lindsay Hager – Review by Elizabeth Sanchez

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Falling for a Star in the City: A Hockey Romance (Stars in the City)Falling for a Star in the City: A Hockey Romance by Krysten Lindsay Hager
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

I enjoyed Falling for a Star in the City, more than I thought I would. The first book was alright, but the characters were too young and immature for my liking. This book started off rough, where the end of every chapter was filled with negative attitude and self- doubt. I was rolling my eyes I thought I was going to hate it. But I ended up really enjoying the story. It was nice seeing Paige mature and find herself. She developed from a striving teenage soap star, questioning her worth and just trying to fit in… and matured into a character that I really enjoyed. She learned to stand up for herself, learn what real friends and real relationships can feel like, and stopped living on social media worried about what everyone else thinks. I look forward to the next book, because the author and characters are getting better as the series goes on. I am not sure I totally agree with the age range; 100% its a YA book, but I don’t know about an 11 year old enjoying this book. Not my 11 year old anyway.

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No One Could See the Flea by Tricia Gardella – Review by Kelli Harper

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No One Could See the FleaNo One Could See the Flea by Tricia Gardella
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

Oh the ways to search for a flea. This poor dog. Very good read, kept my kid entertained. Great illustrations and will keep your child engaged for a little while.

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Rock Crush and Roll by Hunter Snow – Review by Mandy Ott

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Rock Crush and RollRock Crush and Roll by Hunter Snow
My rating: 3 of 5 stars

This is the first book I’ve read by Hunter Snow so I wasn’t quite sure what to expect. The synopsis sounded promising so I gave it a shot. Overall, Rock Crush and Roll was okay. There was a lot of reference to Canadian culture that I didn’t really get, but the music connections made for a fun and interesting read. The characters fell a little flat for me, lacking genuine personality, but Tyler’s close relationship with her family was so heartwarming. The book started off very slowly and finished almost too abruptly, like there was a word count the author didn’t want to exceed. It seemed like a lot of time was spent working through Tyler’s insecurities, only for most of them to end up being unfounded. Tyler and Cary’s relationship seemed rushed in places, yet stilted in others. Although this was not my favorite read, I would like to read more by Hunter Snow, as I feel like there is definite potential for an amazing book.

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Be My Little Baby (London Detective Agency Series) by Stephanie R. Caffrey – Review by Kelli Harper

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Be My Little Baby (London Detective Agency Book 2)Be My Little Baby by Stephanie R. Caffrey
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

This is book 2 in the London Detective Agency series and it can totally be read as a stand-alone. I have not read the first book in this series and I absolutely loved this book. There is some cross-over as the main characters from book one are also in this book.
Tessa goes to James at closing time on a Friday night to hire the agency to help her discover who is leaving her notes and taking pictures of her.
James and his partner in the agency are on the case. Can the find the person terrorizing Tessa?
Wonderful storyline with very likeable characters. I will definitely be reading the others in this series.

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Alchemy of Glass (The Apothecary Series) by Barbara Barnett – Review by Trisha Cargile

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Alchemy of GlassAlchemy of Glass by Barbara Barnett
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

Alchemy of Glass is truly a tantalizing take on many genre forms, including sci-fi, fantasy, mythology, love, and adventure. The way the story is woven together across different periods is remarkable and engaging, ensuring the reader doesn’t have a moment of boredom. The whiplash while reading was rewarding and enthralls the reader from the get-go. This is the second book, however reading it as a stand-alone didn’t hinder me one bit.

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Falling Down (The Rockstar Series) by Anne Mercier – Review by Candida Hopper

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Falling Down (Rockstar, #1)Falling Down by Anne Mercier
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

This was a fun and entertaining read. This story pulled me right in with great characters, laughter, music, talent, steamy moments and more. There was chemistry between Jesse and Lucy the first time they met and neither one forgot that even though there is quite some time before they run into each other again. Lucy is a huge fan of Falling Down, the band that Jesse is the lead singer of. She has had a major crush on Jesse for as long as she can remember. Lucy has amazing talent as a singer but she has been acting because that is what her mom has wanted her to do and for a long time she thought that’s what she wanted as well. I don’t want to give anything away. If you want to find out what happens between these two and find out if Lucy makes a career change, then you will want to dive right into this book. I can’t wait to read the next book in this series. I recommend this book.

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Hooked: The Merciless Few (The Merciless Few Series) by S Courtney – Review by Lorralei Hoerner

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Hooked: The Merciless FewHooked: The Merciless Few by S Courtney
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

4.5 Stars 🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟

What a gut wrenching story…Hooked is part of The Merciless Few series and I was excited to read Fiend’s story. While this book could be read as a stand-alone, I really highly recommend reading
Wrecked first, as you meet the characters and also this book intertwines the story-line from Wrecked. I love getting to know the characters and I can say Fiend, aka Jett…his story is just raw. The roller-coaster of emotional toll that this story took me on is like no other with drama, secrets, and turmoil. Fiend struggles came on early in life from being his family’s everything to feeling like a total disappointment. One fateful decision takes him on a downward spiral personally while trying to put up a front with his MC Family along with the woman who wants to be his all….Poppy. Will Fiend be able to overcome his personal out of control spiral….definitely read and find out.

This is a great book and I am really hoping to see more from The Merciless Few crew!!

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Wildfire Knockout (The Predator Series) by Brooke May – Review by Emily H

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Wildfire KnockoutWildfire Knockout by Brooke May
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

Beth Martin doesn’t have faith in herself, her past has shaped her and when she steps in the ring she feels strong. With Scott Franks helping her to achieve her goals and push through the walls she has erected around herself.

Scott had one night with Beth and he wants more, but Beth is holding secrets close and he only sees one way to help her, will it ruin everything they are building instead?

This one had some heartbreaking moments. I felt for Beth, she is a bit of an enigma at first but you begin to understand everything as the story unfolds. I really liked Scott with Beth, he is polar opposite and grapples a bit with not knowing how to not just rely on his charm to get close to Beth. Another wonderful read in the series.

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Be My Little Baby (London Detective Agency Series) by Stephanie R. Caffrey – Review by Krista Moulthrop

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Be My Little Baby (London Detective Agency Book 2)Be My Little Baby by Stephanie R. Caffrey
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

I was a fan of the first book in this series, and looked forward to book two’s release for months. I’m so glad the author decided to give James his own story. Love the English lingo, the mystery/suspense, and romance in these books. They both kept me wanting to read til the last page.

Be My Little Baby is James and Tessa’s story. She comes to James and his PI business with his brother for help with some worrying letters and photos she’d been receiving when the police turned her away. James and Tessa immediately have chemistry but James won’t date a client to keep thing professional. When Tessa’s stalker becomes more threatening, can James figure out who it is and put a stop to it in time? Will he give into his feelings for her?

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Where’s Gramma? by Tricia Gardella – Review by Krista Moulthrop

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Where's Gramma?Where’s Gramma? by Tricia Gardella
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

I loved this book. It had cute illustrations and Rhymes, and a really cool Gramma. You never know what she was getting up to next, but it was always an adventure. Would definitely recommend this one for your grandkids or in general

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Oscar and Emmy Visit the Vet (Oscar and Emmy Series) by Terri Sabol – Review by Dawn Mitchell

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Oscar and Emmy Visit the Vet: A book to explain how visiting the vet with your pets can be fun!Oscar and Emmy Visit the Vet: A book to explain how visiting the vet with your pets can be fun! by Terri Sabol
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

This book shows our kids that their pets need yearly checkups just like they do. It shows them how interesting it can be and rewarding. These are perfect short stories that can teach a good lesson.

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