This was such a cute little love story ! A breeze to read . I wish there had been more cute moments between Trinity & Shooter , to really get a sense of their chemistry . There was a spark , but a fire would have been delightful . Love the character growth of Trinity ! Her stepping into her power was wonderful to witness . I see the potential in this book & hope to watch it bloom too .
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Homeless, jobless, lost his family, and down on his luck. Could things possibly get any worse for James? After losing his family in a tragic accident, his life is on a downward spiral. Instead of purchasing a much needed meal, he decides to chance his luck, and purchase a lottery ticket. This is insane, but he just won £168 million! (That’s over $222 million US!) 😱
With his turn of luck, surely he’s on his way to a new start. Well, not quite yet. That’s when his life turns into a nightmare. A dangerous man has it out for him. Will James be able to handle his newfound wealth, all while trying to put a crazy maniac at bay?
This is the first book in the Trentbridge Tales series, and my first book by Lee Wood! I would definitely read more by him, and more of this series!
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This book is the third book in the series and is another great addition that complements the other books. This book is one of my favourite tropes – enemies to lovers – and I found it really easy to connect with this book from the moment I started reading. I thought the characters were such interesting ones to read about, and probably my favourite ones of the series so far. The book is really well written and exactly what I have come to expect from this author. It was engaging and an overall great story. This series is one I won’t hesitate to read more of and I am definitely looking forward to exploring more from this author. This is a thoroughly enjoyable book that I would recommend.
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This is an author that I enjoy reading. I enjoy their writing style as well as their creative writing style that make their characters full of heart and connectable. This book is no different. It is a well written story about what happens when you have two crushes at the same time. Holland has never met a guy she really likes until now but only there are two of them. I enjoy Holland and what she brings to the story. She is my favorite of the story for sure. I enjoyed watching the characters grow throughout the story. This is an easy and engaging story to read. It is hard to put down and one you don’t want to miss. There is great chemistry with the characters and you will want to know what happens with Holland. I highly recommend this book and this author.
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If you love romance but are looking for a suspenseful twist, this is the book for you! It was a fun read. This is a book that is hard to put down. You will fall in love with the characters and want to read more of their story.
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This is book 3 of the series, while I have not read the other books in this series I wasn’t completely lost in the characters. This book was slow for me to get into. I could tell from the beginning there was definitely something between Abby and Joe. (Enemies turned Lovers trope) Seeing the way the town snubbed Abby was disheartening but I can also see why it happened. In small towns that can happen anywhere. Definitely a good clean romance novel for ones who don’t enjoy any spicy context. I think I’ll read the previous books also to see just how everyone got together.
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Unmasking A Cowgirl (Match Made in Montana Book 3) by Rachelle Paige Campbell
4 Stars
Rachelle Paige Campbell did it again! I was immediately sucked into the book and the characters. Continuation of the characters from books 1 and 2 is always fun.
Abby Whit has a secret to hide. Joe Staunch has a gut feeling, but can’t quite put his finger on it. She wants to claim what is rightfully her families, without jeopardizing the relationships she cultivated. Will she be able to win the town over or will she get ran out of town for keeping her secret?
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A can’t put down gripping thriller. Great characters that you immediately feel a part of their lives. The beginning reads as if its a diary entry talking about each character. It allows you a more personal level with them. You get to know James, a former detective, he lost his family in a tragic accident, and his life is on a downward spiral. He has to come to grips with purchasing a much needed meal, or try his luck, and purchase a lottery ticket. The results will have you sitting on the edge of your chair.
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Cute book, sweet story. The artwork is beautiful. I love where Luca’s mind goes and what he thinks could happen if he were to eat even just a drop of glue. He would stick to everything, and so he decides eating glue would not be the best idea. Very imaginative book for kids.
I have so lloved this series. This one so kind of cracked me up. John was a bit of a jerk, quite frankly. When she kneed him, I evil laughed. Got what was coming to him. Otherwise, I really enjoyed watching this relationship develop. Man, two people that really needed to accept the attraction. Though, she really needed to come clean. I loved seeing characters from the previous two books brought in and it was wonderful to see how the story just tied everything all together. There was such a nice flow. It’s one of my favorite series. I hope to read more from this author.
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I enjoyed this book. It’s a clean YA book. Holland moves to Arizona from Colorado and gets to readjust to a new place. I’m pretty sure we can all relate. I chuckled quite a bit through this because she’s a pretty smart young lady. She knows what she wants and has her goals. I always love the books written by this author because they are written in a style that is very easy to relate to for the target age group. The characters are excellent.It took me back to a time far away and long ago. I’d recommend this. I would give it more than 5 stars if the system allowed me to.
https://itsybitsybookbits.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/07/IBBB_2020_logo_sq.png00Shelly Kittellhttps://itsybitsybookbits.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/07/IBBB_2020_logo_sq.pngShelly Kittell2024-09-17 07:21:572024-10-01 08:05:53A Tale of Two Crushes by Cori Cooper – Review by Shelly Kittell
The Places We Call Home was written by Kim Ann and illustrated by Nejla Shojaie. It’s a lovely lillte book to help kids understand home isn’t just a place but a feeling. The illustrations are beautiful and capture the words. The words are fun to read as they rhyme. Enjoy this little treasure!
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The illustrations are beautiful and the story is so sweet. It was perfect for my kids, age-wise, (3& 6). It shows kids that waiting and having patience isn’t a bad thing, all good things come when it’s time and to be happy for others when their good things come. I love how this story is about a real pup and gives some info on him. There is a part on the last page that is a passage from the bible, and while it is about what the story is trying to teach the child if you are not religious (or a different religion) this book might not be for you.
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The illustrations are beautiful and the story is so sweet. It was perfect for my kids, age-wise, (3& 6). It shows kids to accept themselves, no matter what anyone else says, and they are perfect just as they are. I love how this story is about a real pup and gives some info on him. There is a part on the last page that is a passage from the bible, and while it is about what the story is trying to teach the child if you are not religious (or a different religion) this book might not be for you.
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Andrew’s Armor is a cute little book that teaches about the Armor of God. The illustrations are fantastic, making the book very colorful and eye-catching. Andrew has had a chest for his toys his whole life. As he grows, the toys change, and he learns some valuable, wholesome lessons through little notes left for him. This is a great little book for young boys.
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The illustrations are beautiful and the story is so sweet. It was perfect for my kids, age-wise, (3& 6). It shows kids to always tell the truth and not let someone else take the blame for their mistakes. I love how this story is about a real pup and gives some info on him. There is a part on the last page that is a passage from the bible, and while it is about what the story is trying to teach the child if you are not religious (or a different religion) this book might not be for you.
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Two youths, a Hunter and a Demon Angel who are miles apart despite being in the same class at school were beginning to develop a tenuous friendship when one of them inherits a ring, but this is no ordinary ring, this is one which gives commands, it is as old as time and has its own agenda, keep the chaos and destroy any chance to avert society from crumbling and when the Hunter wears it, he has to ignore the voice within it.
All his life the Demon Angel has known that the bearer of the ring must kill him and his family have insisted on telling him this from the day he could understand them and it has destroyed his confidence, meanwhile, the other family have kept the Hunter in the dark, only telling him what he needs to know at that moment and to work out the rest for himself.
One evening when they have both been invited to a party at one of their fellow students houses when a game of spin the bottle begins and one’s dare is to kiss the other, but it is not the expected peck, it is passionate, this confuses them both, but not for the same reasons.
As time passes, the Demon Angel becomes more and more frustrated with the Hunter for denying him his purpose until he decides to take a chance with destiny, but what happens when they start driving into the night and uncovering secrets long buried? This is a novella with heart, hope and despair throughout which will take you on a rollercoaster of emotions as you fly through the pages wondering what will happen next.
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Porter and Midge are back and today they and their owners are stuck indoors and what better way to spend the day is by baking!
This, however is no ordinary baking day, it’s a day for baking dog treats and there are a lot to choose from, but will Porter and Midge like them and how do you use treats with dogs, how many is too many?
This is a great way to involve children in learning about pet care and kitchen safety all in one go, especially with the recipes included, this is a great book for everyone.
https://itsybitsybookbits.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/07/IBBB_2020_logo_sq.png00Roxsanne Lesieurhttps://itsybitsybookbits.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/07/IBBB_2020_logo_sq.pngRoxsanne Lesieur2024-09-17 04:33:132024-10-01 07:16:11Porter and Midge: Paws and Pastries: A Kid’s Guide to Homemade Dog Treats (Porter and Midge Children’s Book Series) by Giselle Nevada and Jennie Chen – Review by Roxsanne Lesieur.
What a fascinating little tale. It’s a very quick read. Fashing after Pride and Prejudice, I imagine that some fans of Austen may enjoy this story. I found it most intriguing. Who doesn’t love a bit of drama and romance. I can’t tell you more or it would give away things. You’ll have to read it for yourself.
https://itsybitsybookbits.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/07/IBBB_2020_logo_sq.png00Shelly Kittellhttps://itsybitsybookbits.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/07/IBBB_2020_logo_sq.pngShelly Kittell2024-09-17 03:29:032024-10-01 07:16:02Miss Georgiana Darcy’s Quest For Love ~ A Pride And Prejudice Variation Novelette (Love Through The Ages Series) by TL Clark – Review by Shelly Kittell
Middle school teacher and amateur historian, Joe Staunch, likes everyone in smalltown, Herd, Montana. Except for Abby Whit. He can’t quite pinpoint what bugs him so much besides the unnerving feeling she is lying to him and everyone in the close-knit community.
Food truck owner, Abby Whit has a secret. The descendant of the infamous Whittier family, she never meant to settle in town under an alias, but she can’t imagine living anywhere else. Time is running out to claim her property, and she is unsure how to do so without upsetting everyone.
Is it too late to make amends and start over? And can love survive a lie?
Tropes: matchmaker, love/hate, enemies, secrets, mistaken identity, small town, heir
Rachelle Paige Campbell writes contemporary romance novels filled with heart and hope. She believes love and laughter can change lives, and every story needs a happily-ever-after. Check out her blog for updates on current projects, and sign-up for her newsletter to learn about upcoming releases and announcements:www.rachellepaigecampbell.com
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Deep beneath the desert town of Peridot, something evil lurks.
Werewolf detective Colton Fen is used to strange mysteries, but when he arrives in Peridot on his latest assignment, he’s less than pleased to be assigned a partner. Rennick Dalton is a blood-drinking, illusion-wielding card shark who doesn’t have the best reputation. The two unlikely partners will have to put aside their differences if they hope to stop the horrible acts taking place beneath the streets of Peridot.
Together with the help of sharp-shooting actress Mary Silva, they’ll track the demonic creature that slithers beneath the desert. But the demon is waiting for them. It wants to turn them into one of its many disturbing minions – or add them to its grotesque collection.
Step into a dangerous and fantastic world set in the old west of 1893, where supernatural creatures and unexplainables live alongside cowboys and gunslingers. THE MAN WHO DEALT IN DEATH is book one of the COLTON FEN series.
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RUMBLE! CLICK! WHOOSH! Suddenly, Cam’s sketches burst into life with mysterious sounds echoing through his world. What was once just drawings on paper has now transformed into an incredible hero bot!
Dive into this touching, inspirational tale of resilience as Cam and his foster siblings tackle challenges, discover inner strength, and turn everyday moments into something magical.
This emotional story will grip young hearts, teaching them about compassion, creativity, and determination.
Holland Morriss has never really met a guy she could crush on. It makes sense, she lived her whole life in the same town with the same people. It’s just really hard to have a crush on someone you’ve seen eat crayons in kindergarten.
Then at the start of her junior year of high school, her family makes a sudden move to a whole different state. Holland’s new life plan is to keep her head down and graduate early so she can hightail it back to Colorado and start college with her best friend Alicia.
That is, until she meets not one, but two perfect guys. The kind of guys she’s read about in novels. The type she’s dreamed about forever. If Holland thought life was complicated before she had two crushes, she was super wrong. Really, she had no idea.
Cori Cooper lives in the magical Arizona Mountains, which she’s pretty convinced is the setting for all the fairy tales.
Besides writing stories, she adores hanging out with her family, playing board games, hiking and baking, baking, baking. Like Cat’s family, she’s positive Cinnamon Rolls fix everything.
You can connect with Cori on Instagram, Facebook, Twitter, Goodreads and her website – Coristories.com.
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Just from reading the title and the dark cover I figured this would be some sort of thriller mystery. I was pleasantly surprised to find that it wasn’t. Kenai is a hunter and Mikal is a demon. Their families have been fighting one another for a long time and they are both expected to play their parts and keep the feud going. Things get a little messy when they find themselves attracted to one another. Instead of fulfilling the desired outcome of one or the other dying, they opt to try and change the outcome. Will they be able to find happiness together or are their fates already written in the stars?
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You Are Special is a great book to read with the kiddos it revolves around themes of self-worth and individuality, aimed at encouraging children to recognize their own unique value, self-esteem and self-acceptance. Which I think is super important for everyone to have, not just littles. The illustrations are colorful and inviting, enhancing the book’s appeal and helping to convey the story’s positive message effectively. We look forward to reading more of this author and more adventures from Buddy 🥰
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This was a really cute book. A big hit with my kids! There are so many different places that us as humans and animals can call home. It doesn’t matter if it’s in the big wide open or someplace cramped. Home is where you feel love and comfort.
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I hadn’t read anything by this author before, but the cover drew me in as soon as I saw it. It’s a relatively short read, but don’t let that fool you because this is magnificent! A uniquely original M/M paranormal romance that demands to be read in one sitting. We witness a timeless struggle between a hunter and a demon angel whose hatred is palpable, yet beneath it lies a deep, unresolved connection that both complicates and enriches the situation. The author excels in exploring this tension, expertly crafting a story where the boundaries between love and hatred blur. The flow of the story feels flawlessly natural and made it incredibly easy for me to lose myself in the reading groove. If you enjoy a blend of supernatural intrigue and emotional drama, don’t pass this one up. I’m eager to see more from this author and hopefully another book with these characters!
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This is a short read and has a great story line with dual POV. I didn’t know what to expect with this story but I enjoyed the story and characters. Kenai is a demon hunter who must kill a demon, Mikael, to fulfill a mission that’s been going on with their families for generations. You go through the motions with both characters trying to accept what they must do and the sacrifice they must make for their families. It’s a enemies-to-lovers supernatural romance. I couldn’t stop reading and found myself rooting for them and hoping that they could find a solution to the mission so they can be together. I would like to read more about Kenai and Mikael and their past and future life together.
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This was my first time reading from this Author and WOW am I glad I took a chance. I am very impressed with the story telling, for a short novella there is so much packed into it. I didn’t want to put it down. The characters and the world building are fantastic. If you like Dark Paranormal romance with a side of murder, mystery, magic, suspense, danger and more than this is something you don’t want to miss out on. Pixies, witches, a half pixie-half necromancer the characters are unique and yet amazing. Corpse Pixie may be a short novella, but it is fast paced and packs a big punch.
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She’s My Rhinestone Cowgirl by Brooke May
