The Girl Who Escaped by Mark Nolan – Review by Shelly Kittell

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The Girl Who EscapedThe Girl Who Escaped by Mark Nolan
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

This is an outstanding mystery/thriller. I found myself on the edge-of-my-seat holding my breath as I was reading. Angie was just trying to do what was right. It’s crazy what can happen when you ignore your gut. The drama is very intense. I loved every minute of it. The story has twists that just may have you looking over your shoulder. I can remember having a stalker at that age. Though the creeps and chills were there for me, I found the characters well0written. Angie and Brenda are very relatable. The plot was well written and scarily true. It could have been taken from today’s headlines. Those are my favorite stories because you feel the thriller, the emotions; you feel it all. The scene at the beginning had me jumping myself, that’s how good it was. I will be adding this author to my favorites list. Get out there and buy this one. You must read this one.

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Amber Waves of Grace by Jessica Berg review by Samantha Snow

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Amber Waves of GraceAmber Waves of Grace by Jessica Berg
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

As always when starting a new book, you never truly know what to expect. As with this read I wasn’t sure myself but I was not disappointed to say the least. When family falls on hard times, family helps family no matter what. Exactly what Corrie the main character does. This book was such a great read, ALL the characters were nothing short of amazing. The author gives a very detailed description of what it truly takes to own, live on and make a farm life work. Oh there’s a heartfelt romance that brews too 😉 This book, brought out all the feels for sure! Really glad I gave it a read.

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Stitch by Stitch by Marie-Therese Hernon – Review by Beverly Finnie

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Stitch by StitchStitch by Stitch by Marie-Thérèse Hernon
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

I feel this book is more of a 3.5 for me and I’m about to tell you why. Well I was really into Stitch by Stitch when I started reading it. Unfortunately for me midway through it really slowed down and I started to lose interest. It didn’t stop me from finishing it, and I’m glad I did. Besides that I really liked the premise for the story. Pyramid scheme murders is how I’m dubbing it. One never knows what type of person they signed up to a business until they take their deposit and don’t deliver the goods. In this case the goods were delivered but their mentors dropped them high and dry with no assistance. Those types of job opportunities are the ones that make things very leery when looking for a job. Making this book very relevant, realistic, and at least the anger of this story relatable.
Elizabeth, a recently divorced mother of two is struggling. She needs a job, and after attending this “trunk show” for Lady Lily Wear she’s interested. She believes she can truly do this job and be as successful as her mentor. What she doesn’t realize is it’s pretty much a scam, more about the people you sign up vs the product. Then her mentor turns up dead. Trying to reach out to the next person she reports to with no response. Come to find out she’s dead too! Now it’s time for her own investigation. Unfortunately for her she has to play nice with the man who broke her heart in high school. Ex-boyfriend Red Garcia is not only back in town but is the lead detective on the case.
Does she succeed?
Does she help ex-boyfriend/cop in solving these murders?
Is there still something between Red and Elizabeth?
In asking those questions ask yourself this, do you yourself like a interesting murder/mystery? If the answer is yes, you should jump in now! Just be mindful if you feel like it slows down, just stick with it and push through. You won’t be disappointed.

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Princess of Prias by Courtney Davis – Review by Candice Estes

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Princess of PriasPrincess of Prias by Courtney Davis
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

I loved this book because of its unique mythology and the characters. Elle is relatable and easy to care about, while Locan has his issues, but is truly trying to do what is best for Elle and his home. Most of the other characters are trying to do what they feel is best, while trying to adjust to a “new normal”.
Elle grew up being raised by her Aunt Sarah and knowing that her mom had died when she was born. What Elle didn’t know is that her mother was not from Earth, and her name is actually just the letter L, as she is the princess of a planet far away that is ran by a Queen named only by the letters of the alphabet. Elle learns the truth when Locan, a Warrior from her home planet, suddenly appears in her life and turns it upside down. Elle must quickly learn all about her home world, and its many Gods and Goddesses, and hope that she can be the leader that her people need her to be.

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Amber Waves of Grace by Jessica Berg – Review By Robin Rankin

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Amber Waves of GraceAmber Waves of Grace by Jessica Berg
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

Amber Waves of Grace

I almost didn’t read this book, but changed my mind for some reason.  I’m so glad I did because I really enjoyed this book.  I think the main takeaway for me from this book is how valuable family is, no matter how they come to be family.

This book had a lot happen in what seemed to be a pretty short period of time.  Injuries, conflict, suspense and love are just a few of the things that happen.

Corrie is definitely the oldest sibling of the three and it’s obvious from the beginning.   Those of us that are the oldest can spot our own.  She takes over the farm when her family needs her even though she had to leave the life she made to do it.  It may have been the best decision should could have made for herself,  not to mention her family.

If you’re looking for a sweet love story and about family and their importance in your life I would recommend you give this one a try.

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Amber Waves of Grace by Jessica Berg – Review By Melissa Saxton

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Amber Waves of GraceAmber Waves of Grace by Jessica Berg
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

Meet Corrie who is brought back to the family farm when a devastating accident leaves her father disabled.
There is so much work and she’s terrible at asking for help…but it will come in ways she didn’t expect.
Her ex boyfriend with a complicated past comes back into her life and his brother Aaron who Corrie could find herself falling in love with.
And then a mysterious pregnant women comes into their life but mysterious fires come with her.
This story is full of mystery, characters you can fall in love with and a sweet love story.
This one kept my attention… definitely worth a read!

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The Secret Cure: A Gripping Psychological Thriller with a Twist by JD Spero – Review by Nakyshia Leger

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The Secret CureThe Secret Cure by J.D. Spero
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

I did not see that coming!

Rosalie has a mysterious illness that has paralyzed her. Though she is conscious and understands everything around her, she has no way to interact with her husband or anyone else in her life. Vincent is Rosalie’s husband. He is handsome, charming, and everything a woman could ask for. Until Rosalie suspects there is another woman in his life. As Rosalie realizes her paralysis is starting to fade, she enlists Cate, her home health nurse to help her not only get back on her feet, but get to the bottom of what her husband has been up to.

Talk about complex characters! There is so much depth to not only Rosalie, but Vincent and Cate as well. Each character is beautifully built with enough detail to make me feel like I know them. The author gives their stories the perfect intertwining to bring them all together. Through twists and turns, the surprises never stop. My jaw dropped with every new piece of the story. This was the first book I have read by this author, but certainly will not be the last!

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Love in the Roses (Love Through the Ages Book 1) by TL Clark – Review by S. Bittles

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Love in the RosesLove in the Roses by T.L. Clark
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

I feel that the Author has given us a realistic medieval era novel. The Authors writing style is smooth flowing and easy to read.

There is a glossary that is very beneficial to understanding the wording and certain phrases.

I found this novel very interesting and engaging!

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Amber Waves of Grace by Jessica Berg – Review By Lisa Helmick

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Amber Waves of GraceAmber Waves of Grace by Jessica Berg
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

So so delightful! The story and the characters are full of love, tears and just moving forward in life. The main storyline does have a few harder issues but it blends in perfectly with the story and doesn’t overshadow the true reason. I admire the strength of Corrie! She impressed the heck out of me! She is a “just do it” woman. Going back to the farm was fun for me as well. Its a reminder of all the things that can go wrong but don’t let it overshadow the good too. When she is eating that tomato from the gardern—I could taste the freshness and its a reminder of why farmers farm.

Overall this was a quick read as I struggled to put it down. All the characters from the main ones to the secondary were perfect and memorable. This is a wonderful story

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Amber Waves of Grace by Jessica Berg – Review By Bobbi Wagner

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Amber Waves of GraceAmber Waves of Grace by Jessica Berg
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

I enjoyed this romance story. This is my first book by this author which I look forward to seeing what is next for them. I enjoyed how I was pulled into the story from the start by the characters. They are strong, supportive and relatable which just added to the story. I enjoyed watching their growth throughout. This is a fast paced story that was written with a lot of heart and it shines through with the characters. This is a well written story that has great chemistry and emotional parts. A story where romance could be a second chance but also forgiveness for betrayal. A story that is easy, entertaining to read and just hard to put down. The growth of the plot added to the story which had me coming back for more. I really enjoyed reading this book and I highly recommend it.

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Undeniable (Central Florida Stories Book 2) by Victoria Saccenti – Review by M Policicchio

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Undeniable (Central Florida Stories, #2)Undeniable by Victoria Saccenti
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

Master Sergeant Kurt Allendorf is living with survivor’s guilt and regret. The regret is different. He regretted walking away from her, the only woman for him. Kurt knew that his lifestyle and the scars that he was left with after his time in the military made him wrong for her. He didn’t even know where she was or how to find her. Did he want to find her? Could he handle knowing that she couldn’t love him or would it break him?

Arely Bernal needed a change in her life after all the tragedy. Accidents claimed the lives of her father and brother, cancer claimed her mother years later. Arely tries to restart her life in a new city with a new job. On a random day when she is leaving her job, she is kidnapped. Luckily, she and the others she finds herself confined with were rescued. Arely relies on her childhood friend for a safe place to hide out. By chance, Arely decides to apply for a job at a club, soon discovering that Kurt is a co-owner. Arely continues to face threats from the kidnappers. Kurt’s protective and dominant sides show as he designates himself as Arely’s protector.

This book moves fast and keeps you guessing. You think you know and then you don’t know, and then blam!!! The twists are worth it. The heat and steam will curl your pages or melt your screen. Even though this book is long, it felt like it was a quick read. I was hooked and didn’t want to put it down. I couldn’t believe it ended so quickly. Amazing story. I enjoyed this book a great deal!!

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Stitch by Stitch by Marie-Therese Hernon – Review by Jennifer Gordon

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Stitch by StitchStitch by Stitch by Marie-Thérèse Hernon
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

I thoroughly enjoyed this engaging small town mystery which kept me entertained from start to finish. The storyline has a great mix of murder mystery, life in suburbia, drama and suspense, and a bit of romance, all of which had me hooked. Elizabeth Candew is newly divorced, has a mountain of bills, a dwindling bank balance, and is arguing with her ex husband over him paying, or rather not paying, child support. Elizabeth believes her luck is changing when she meets the glamorous and seemingly reputable Louisa Davenport. When Louisa tells her about a business opportunity, Elizabeth thinks her financial problems are over, and so uses her credit card to invest in the business. However, when she arrives for a training session with Louisa, she discovers that she has been murdered, and Elizabeth can’t get a refund.
Making things even more stressful for Elizabeth, is the fact that the detective assigned to the murder case is an old high school boyfriend, who broke her heart and then left town. Elizabeth also has her own ideas as to who murdered Louisa. This was a great read, the storyline and plot twists kept me guessing and I found it hard to put this book down. I loved Elizabeth as the main character, who was likeable and relatable and brought the story together. The setting was brought to life through the descriptive narrative and I really felt immersed in the story. I loved the use of humour throughout the novel, giving it a light touch. I found this to be a real page turner, and one which I definitely recommend reading.

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Caged Fire (The Vigilant Book 1) by LM Preston – Review by Kerry Baker

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Caged Fire (Vigilant, #1)Caged Fire by L.M. Preston
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

After reading the prequel I was really looking forward to starting this book, and picked it up immediately. This book was just as good as that one, just more detailed and with even more excitement. The story is a bit of a slow build, the author developing it bit by bit, but I found that just drew me in more. I wanted to get further into the story and I really wanted to read more about EmVee.
As the second book in the series this has made me more excited about what is to come. The author is creating a strong and interesting series and I can’t wait to see where that takes us.

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Insatiable Darkness (The Vigilant Book 0) by LM Preston – Review by Kerry Baker

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Insatiable Darkness (Vigilant, #0.5)Insatiable Darkness by L.M. Preston
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

This is a great prequel story and it was really good to be able to add it to the series. I loved the new perspective it gave and the extra detail it provided. The book was well written and really easy to engage with. I was pleased that I read this first as it gave me a bit more of an expectation for the next book and it caught my attention enough to want to read that straight way.
The author has created a book that, for me, is a brilliant example of a prequel done well.

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Amber Waves of Grace by Jessica Berg – Review By Kerry Carr

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Amber Waves of GraceAmber Waves of Grace by Jessica Berg
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

This is a really heartwarming and beautifully written romance. I loved the authors writing style and the characters. Corrie is such a strong and determined character who’s love for her family and her faith in things being the way the should be keeps her moving forwards no matter the odds against her.

When she returns back to the family farm to help after her father’s accident it’s not somewhere Corrie saw herself returning too. But farming runs in her blood and even though she is overwhelmed she fits back into farm life as if she never left.
When she is left needed help the brother of her ex flame offers her help. This bring her old flame Luke back into her life, wanting to rekindle things, however with his past betrayals this isn’t possible for Corrie.

When things start to get worse with her parents marriage, the stress of the farm and the younger siblings and someone from their past out for revenge she turns to Lukes brother Aaron. But when feelings of friendship turns into attraction it just adds another complicated situation to an already complicated life.

You will fall in love with this story and characters and you will be inspired by Corrie’s determined nature to make sure she does what is right by everyone she cares for, even when things are against her.

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Love in the Roses (Love Through the Ages Book 1) by TL Clark – Review by Vanessa Estrada

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Love in the RosesLove in the Roses by T.L. Clark

My rating: 4 of 5 stars
Lovely story, but not really enemies to lovers. I found myself bored at times and really struggled to finish it. It was just festival after festival, all they did was celebrate the saints and celebrate the seasons and that’s IT. I felt like there was not really any villain, until the end. I had never read a historical fiction book that was heavy on the history, but you could definitely tell that the author really did research, and I appreciated the nods to our current holidays like Halloween. I found a lot of their practices to be very interesting, like the process for giving birth. What I DID like was how real the author made everything. Like the MC’s first time having sexual relations. It wasn’t all lovely and rosy and perfect like they make it seem in the movies or romance novels. I also did really like the MC, she was very smart and had a way with words that was *chef’s kiss*. And you can really see the love between her and Sir William, they are a very cute couple and I found myself gushing over them. They really are couple goals, always having each other’s back and on the rare occasion they got into a lover’s quarrel, they handled it very maturely.
Overall, I gave it 4 stars because although I found the book boring at times, others who actually do really like historical fiction would probably really like it, and it was a good book.

 

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Paige and the Reluctant Artist by Darci Garcia – Review by Katie Matthews

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Paige and the Reluctant ArtistPaige and the Reluctant Artist by Darci Garcia
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

This book was a really sweet read and one that I really enjoyed. When I first read the synopsis I wasn’t sure it would be my kind of story and worried I wouldn’t connect with the characters but I was wrong on both things! I will say that it wasn’t that instant connection but I grew to care about the characters over the story. I liked Paige, she clearly loved her job and it was important to her, the author certainly got that across well and she seemed like a genuinely nice person. I actually really liked the fact that Mark was a billionaire but not your typical one I would normally read about – it actually made for a refreshing change. There were a few slower parts in the story but as a whole I really did enjoy it and would definitely recommend to others!

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The Cool Thing: A Dark Comedy. Or Not. by Robert Rife – Review by Tanya Wall July 2022

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The Cool Thing: A Dark Comedy. Or Not.The Cool Thing: A Dark Comedy. Or Not. by Robert Rife
My rating: 3 of 5 stars

A couple gets into a UFO and tries to sell the items they take from the UFO to make a quick buck. They get caught and find themselves in big trouble. How are they going to get themselves out of this predicament? A scared female and a blundering fool… so many experiments, aliens, monsters, madness and love. Is there escape from pain and possible death?

A story told from many perspectives makes this an interesting read. You’ll want to keep reading as it keeps you laughing throughout. This is a book like I’ve never read before.

Kiss a Thief by Marina Hanna – Review by Lyndsey Fairley

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KISS A THIEFKISS A THIEF by Marina Hanna
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

I enjoyed this book a lot, made for a great afternoon read.
Billionaire romance is a small guilty pleasure in reading of mine so this was up my alley.
I liked these two main characters as they brought the chemistry and a good story with them.
I was kept along from beginning to end and now I will be watching for the next book in this series .

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Amber Waves of Grace by Jessica Berg – Review By Jennifer Gordon

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Amber Waves of GraceAmber Waves of Grace by Jessica Berg
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

A heartwarming contemporary romance which had me hooked from start to finish. Corrie Lancaster moves back to the family farm following her father’s accident, just in time to help with the harvest. When the farm’s hired hand quits, and with a bumper wheat crop needing harvesting, Corrie has to accept the help of Aaron Tuttle, her ex boyfriend’s older brother. Corrie soon starts to lean on Aaron for emotional support, as she’s busy with the farm and harvesting, but also looking after her younger siblings and having to watch her parents marriage crumble. Unfortunately, Corrie learns that her ex boyfriend, Luke isn’t over her, and when he apologises for the past and attempts to rekindle their romance, she must decide between the two brothers.
When everything is finally under control, a stranger arrives at the farm asking for shelter, and an old nemesis returns looking for revenge. Corrie must decide which man she loves and who’s love will restore her faith. Corrie is a likeable and relatable heroine of this novel, who brings the story together. I love the connection between her and Aaron and enjoyed seeing how their relationship developed throughout the story, especially with the complication of Luke reappearing. The storyline had me gripped and I found this book hard to put down down. It took me on an emotional rollercoaster whilst reading it, and I felt immersed in farm life, as the setting was brought to life by the descriptive narrative. A real page turner, which I definitely recommend reading.

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The Girl Who Escaped by Mark Nolan – Review by Emily H

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The Girl Who EscapedThe Girl Who Escaped by Mark Nolan
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

Angie Taylor was out with her three friends for the night, wrapping up a good time when they are all taken. Angie is the only one who got out alive. What should have been an investigation into who too them turns into Angie being put in a mental hospital and the police believing she killed her friends.

Brenda Reynolds is an FBI agent for the VRST who believes there is more to Angie’s case then what the police surmised. The only problem she has in figuring out what happened to Angie is Angie, she has not spoke since being admitted. Can Brenda come up with a plan to help Angie and figure out who is behind her abduction and friends murder?

I enjoyed this book. When reading a suspense/thriller I am always looking for a book that gives me pause so I can try and figure out what is going to happen. This book had quite a few twists, very good book.

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Caged Fire (The Vigilant Book 1) by LM Preston – Review by Moriah Venable

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Caged Fire (Vigilant, #1)Caged Fire by L.M. Preston
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

A few years have passed since someone tried to kill her. EmVee and her dad have been on the run ever since, trying to run from their problems but now it is catching up.

When her father disappears, she finds out about his debt and favor being collected.

A glance of Kayden can’t be good either. With nowhere to run and unsure who to trust, EmVee goes to find out who is after her and her father.

I noticed that the author has more books in this series. There were so many twists and turns as well as emotional parts of the story that surprised me but I enjoyed the novel.

I’m not sure where the story is going next but I can’t wait to find out,

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Insatiable Darkness (The Vigilant Book 0) by LM Preston – Review by Moriah Venable

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Insatiable Darkness (Vigilant, #0.5)Insatiable Darkness by L.M. Preston
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

EmVee moves to the middle of nowhere town of NewPort. Her parents won’t tell her the reason for the sudden move. Although EmVee is curious, she also decides to reinvent herself as the new girl at a new school. She meets various other students including football players Silas and Kayson, Megan who talks a lot and Rachel, a girl who works at her parent’s gym.

Secrets start to be revealed, when athletes are murdered and cheerleaders goes missing. In the midst, is a mystery of who is trying to attack EmVee’s family. She takes it upon herself to find out.

I was pleasantly surprised. Within the first couple of chapters, I was hooked. I know why it is part of the Vigilante series after reading this. The groundwork for this seems solid and I am looking forward to seeing what happens next.

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Something About Aimee (Girls from the Street Book 1) by S.E. Smith – Review by Amelia Stansell

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Something About Aimee (Girls from the Street Book 1)Something About Aimee by S.E. Smith
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

I finished this book in a day. I could not put it down, I just had to know what happens next. Aimee is strong and is willing to do whatever it takes to protect her friends and family. When she stops an assassination attempt against Qadir, she is now the target. Qadir cannot believe he was saved by a woman but the thing he does known is that he wants her. They come from two very different lives, can they put their differences aside and find love?

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The Cool Thing: A Dark Comedy. Or Not. by Robert Rife – Review by Mary Espinoza

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The Cool Thing: A Dark Comedy. Or Not.The Cool Thing: A Dark Comedy. Or Not. by Robert Rife
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

This was definitely strange, unique and a story unlike any I have read before. The chapters are short and entertaining, making the story very fast paced. There isn’t a chance to connect with the characters but doesn’t take away from any of the uniqueness of this story. The Cool Thing: A Dark Comedy. Or Not, is truly that….a dark comedy…or not. You will just have to read the book yourself to form your own opinion.

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The Girl Who Escaped by Mark Nolan – Review by Ashley Sugar

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The Girl Who EscapedThe Girl Who Escaped by Mark Nolan
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

What a wild ride!! I went into this book blind. I just noticed the cover and gave it a shot. Book had me drawn in from the very first page and I’m so glad I read it! The intenseness, the drama!!! I loved it! The characters were amazing! The book was amazing! The entire story was just so good. It’s a page turner and I read it in one sitting! I couldn’t put it down. I couldn’t imagine going through what Angie has went through. It’s extremely messed up!!! And it honestly makes me terrified because it could happen to anyone! But still a good read! I definitely recommend!

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Taylor’s Law by Jennifer Raines – Review by Michele Del Rey July 27,2022

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Taylor's LawTaylor’s Law by Jennifer Raines
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

This was a really good book about Ella and Jake. These two meet in strange circumstances but they begin to build a relationship that has sparks everywhere. Obstacles get in the way as they both try to navigate this new relationship. I was really engaged throughout this entire book.

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The Letter Carrier by L.C. Lewis – Review by Anantha Rusum

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The Letter CarrierThe Letter Carrier by Laurie L.C. Lewis
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

I have deep respect for books which are centered around World War II. They bring out the pain and trauma faced by the people during one of the most horrific times on this planet.
This book is a coming of age story of a young girl Michelle, except this does not involve any dates, fashion dresses or admiring eyes. This is a story of a young girl whose family had to endure Nazi soldiers in their home for 4 years. The Letter Carrier is based on the true life of Michelle Naget whose family lived in France, when the Nazis invaded their country and took over their homeland for 4 years.
They prayed everyday that the Allies will come rescue them, there is still hope and light at the end of the tunnel. Their unwavering faith in God and the family motto “We do what must be done” helped Michelle sail through those difficult times.
The author has done extensive research about Michelle’s life , she spent three years with the lady herself to understand the facts and her life better and pen it down on paper.
Huge respects to the author, Michelle and everyone who survived those terrible times during WW II.

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Ritual Obsession (Blood Obsession Book 1) by R.L. Dunn – Review by Rayne East

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Ritual Obsession (Blood Obsession Book 1)Ritual Obsession by R.L. Dunn
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

Suspenseful, intriguing page-turner
This is my first from this author and I really enjoyed the storyline. The delivery was a bit full on as there were many parts to the story. The main characters were well developed and the story very detailed. There’s romance, angst, mystery, drama, lots of action and suspenseful moments. Looking forward to the next instalment.

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Amber Waves of Grace by Jessica Berg – Review By Dawn Daughenbaugh

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Amber Waves of GraceAmber Waves of Grace by Jessica Berg
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

5 stars
Amber Waves of Grace by Jessica Berg

Amber Waves of Grace is a Contemporary Romance/ Inspirational story about finding your true purpose and unexpected love. There’s plenty of drama along the way to keep you glued to the pages. What a heart-warming yet heart breaking story that will have your emotions all over the place. This author is a fairly new author to me and I’m hooked and will definitely be checking out what other books she has written. Her wonderfully written story along with great characters makes it hard not to love. Corrie has returned home to help out her family out. Her father was injured in a accident and its harvest time. Corrie needs to hire some help and with not many choices she takes on her ex-boyfriend’s older brother Aaron. What will happen when certain obstacles occur and old feelings get involved? I absolutely loved reading this book and highly recommend reading to find out what happens next. I can’t wait to read more from this Author.

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