Murder Creek (Audio Book) by Jane Suen – Review by Dr. Anya Schultz

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Murder Creek is a story about a college student named Eve, who is working on a term paper. She states that she always gets weird feelings about different events in time, like murder. She ended up feeling something eerie at Murder Creek. This feeling was so strong she started to research the history of Murder Creek and became curious about the disappearance of a young teen girl named Lacey. This brought her to visit Murder Creek and start to investigate this unsolved case. Much of the town was very quiet about this story, but Eve’s determination started to open people up to giving some answers. I enjoyed this book. As someone who loves to solve puzzles, I had fun trying to figure out where the story was going to take me. There are many characters that play a part in this book so I would say pay attention. Also I liked how with new information I was finding myself revamping my theory. While I did not fall in love with any of the characters, they all played a good role. I enjoyed the story line and it was a quick read.

Body Checked (Astoria Bay Thunder Book 2) by CJ Cartwright – Review by Kerry Baker

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Body Checked (Astoria Bay Thunder #2)Body Checked by C.J. Cartwright
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

This is another great book in such an entertaining series. I loved the characters in this book and the connection they shared. The banter between then was fun and convincing.
I loved the overall flow of this story. It all progressed so well and you could clearly see the over arching development. This is a great book and I can’t wait for the next.

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Love is Worth Fighting for (The Meraki Series Book 3) by Effie Kammenou – Review by Lisa Helmick

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Love is Worth Fighting forLove is Worth Fighting for by Effie Kammenou
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

I really enjoyed this for the writing style. The author makes me feel the emotion of the character plights and the sense of family through the Greekness including the finalization of the grandpa story.

I just struggled falling into the purish love that Loukas has for Krystina. Being only eighteen their forever love just struck me as too young. Maybe if they were in their twenties and lived some life first that would be more believable.

As for the characters themselves Loukas family drama felt real as is his frustrations with what to do for himself. At times he seemed much older than eighteen( fixing up the house, drywall etc) and other times very much the teenager he is. Krystina seemed very much the teenager she is. We do get finished stories for a lot of other characters that are not family.

I was not a huge fan of the back and forth between time for the two main characters. It just seemed to take away maybe if it was told at the beginning then fell into their story it would have meshed better for me. The back in time for the grandparents was okay and fit fine.

I do like that it was written and had the same issues as current times. (Covid) Overall I live this whole family but honestly feel if the main character ls were even a bit older by the end of the book I could have liked this better.

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Truth or Kill (Twisted Legends Collection Book 1) by A.C. Kramer – Review by Cintia Leyva

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Truth or Kill (Twisted Legends Collection, #2)Truth or Kill by A.C. Kramer
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

This is one of the most amazing, suspenseful, exciting books I’ve read in a long time.
From the very beginning if the book, I was hooked. I stayed up so late devouring every word from it!
There is not one thing I did not like about this book. It was executed so perfectly. I don’t want to write any spoilers, but it made it into my list of favorites. The plot, the characters, everything was exceptional, I don’t understand how something so incredibly intriguing was written so well. I would rate it 10 Stars if I could!

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Isabella Bride of Ohio: American Mail Order Bride by Debra Parmley – Review by Tracy Greenhalgh

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Isabella Bride of Ohio: American Mail-Order Brides SeriesIsabella Bride of Ohio: American Mail-Order Brides Series by Debra Parmley
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

What a lovely quick read, the author takes us to 1890 Massachusetts. We meet Isabella and her young friends. Isabella, a Swedish immigrant; made the journey with her mother and father to the new land of the Americas. Left orphaned she finds her way, makes friends and until a fire at the mill where she works she lives a simple life with her friends Lilly, Tabitha, Hope and Trinity.
As there is no sign of reputable work post the fire many of the girls follow the mail order bride route to what they hope is happiness.
Isabella writes and is befriended by Mr Jenks of Ohio, on the train journey to meet him Isabella has a near miss with kidnappers, she is rescued by a gentleman called Tom.
Upon meeting Mr Jenks, Isabella quickly becomes Mrs Donald Jenks, unbeknown to her this is a stipulation of a will, Mr Jenks shows his true colours.
After angst and violence, plots of murder and then attempted abduction Isabella finally knows the truth and finds her happy ever after.
I will certainly be reading more from this author.

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Twilight’s Spy (Twilight Realm Trilogy Book 1.5) by K.M. Wray – Review by Lorrene Huisman

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Twilight's SpyTwilight’s Spy by K.M. Wray
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

This book certainly brought on its own level of intrigue and wonder! The author wrote a wonderful story, with a very good visual aspect as well. I loved reading of the Realm and its inhabitants of the creature that resided there. The story had its own magic, and great character depth and development as well!

What I loved most was the flow of the story. It was at a good pace where you got to know the characters that you met and came across. Yarissa was a wonderful character. Her sense of determination was very admirable, but when she goes on the quest that is assigned to her, though it was against her preference, she grows so much, and finds things deep from within her. I found that remarkable and realistic at the same time. I really valued the author put that character growth such as that in there. I was hooked all the way through, the book certainly kept me interested. I need the next book right now, as per how it ended, I must seriously learn rather quick how things turned out! The writing was magical! Loved this book!

Truly a wonderful book, that is full of magic and adventure. I highly am recommending this book to be read with no doubt at all! The author is very highly recommended as well. Both are a must read!

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Someone Exactly Like Me (Wounded Hearts Series Book 1) by Debbie Cromack – Review by Lorrene Huisman

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Someone Exactly Like Me (Wounded Hearts, #1)Someone Exactly Like Me by Debbie Cromack
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

This was simply one of the best romance stories I have read in my entire life! The story was sweet, but very realistic, and a good build up. The story brought on emotions, ones that my heart held dear as well. The characters really brought the story to life! I was hooked and getting to the end, was bitter sweet.

Loved the writing that the author possessed and how they made the story come to life. Feelings and all! The author really put forth obstacles any couple may face, especially in this case with a celebrity’s story. The characters had that undeniable attraction and chemistry, but also needed to find the ground they stand on that would have room for them both. Destiny and Nicco were great. Undeniably great. I loved their scenes together and as they grew as characters, and they grew into the strong bond in which they held and were. Amazing and wonderful read! Loved it so very much! Could not put it down! So good!

I loved this story, and reading it was a delicate and happy read at the same time. I could not get enough of this book or put it down. I constantly wanted more. I got so much out of this wonderful author’s story. I can’t wait to read more by them Highly recommend this must read book! Do not pass it up! Seriously!

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Distant Memories (Nurse Morgan Series Book 2) by Kate MacInnis – Review by Dessalynn Acosta

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Distant Memories: A Nurse Morgan Series: Book TwoDistant Memories: A Nurse Morgan Series: Book Two by Kate MacInnis
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

5 out of 5 stars
In this Nurse Morgan sequel, follow our heroine into her new relationship, new spirit led life, and new evil entity causing havoc at every turn. Could Morgan possibly be in love? Has she met The One? Will the evil spirit, known as Esmey ruin it all? This was such a great book; I absolutely CANNOT wait for book #3!!

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Truth or Kill (Twisted Legends Collection Book 1) by A.C. Kramer – Review by Shelly Kittell

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Truth or Kill (Twisted Legends Collection, #2)Truth or Kill by A.C. Kramer
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

Sydney thought she was going away for a week vacation but she walked into a sick revenge game. Kage , part of a trio of brothers out for revenge, fell for Sydney. This dark romance is full of intense twists, turns and lots of unknown adventures. The steam is there as well. I found the story exciting and found myself wanting to find out what was coming up next. The twists are what kept me going. The characters were fairly well-developed. Spoiled rich kids with secrets were due to get their come-uppance. You found yourself rooting for the ones you didn’t expect to. The book has an air of suspense and that’s what I loved about it.

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Ballet School Rumours (Amberwood Hall Ballet School Adventure Book 3) by Eleanor Dixon – Review by Barbara Bohls

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Ballet School Rumours: An Amberwood Hall Ballet School AdventureBallet School Rumours: An Amberwood Hall Ballet School Adventure by Eleanor Dixon
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

To be honest I didn’t know what to expect when I began reading this. This book has a target demographic of young teen but let me tell you it is such a cute quick read that I, a grown woman, loved. It has the typical teen drama like gossip, not liking the younger students, and the normal growing pains. This book has an amazing storyline and great characters that everyone can relate to, whether that is a teen or an adult reliving their childhood. The whitty ghost really makes this a page turner. I wanted to know what would happen next. There are great life lessons in this book that I wasn’t expecting. I would highly recommend this book to any one. I would especially recommend it to any teen that is starting to have a love for reading. They will relate to it and feel accomplished since it is an easy read. If they pick up on the life lessons in the book that is just an added benefit.
Reviewed by @bbohls

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Caring for Kingsley, Believing in a Better Way When Canine Cancer Comes Crashing Into Your World by Alli Eldridge – Review by Carrie Reed

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Caring for Kingsley, Believing in a Better Way When Canine Cancer Comes Crashing Into Your WorldCaring for Kingsley, Believing in a Better Way When Canine Cancer Comes Crashing Into Your World by Alli Eldridge
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

5 stars!

I don’t even know where to start with this book. I absolutely, 100% cried like a baby. Reading of precious Kingsley’s story made me remember and relive the moment leading up to putting my sweet dog down and the moments before her passing. I felt the author’s pain throughout this heartbreaking journey, wondering if you were doing the right thing for your dog, wondering whether they are in pain, how you can help, you go through so many different emotions. Dogs are the most amazing animals, and I hear it said over and over again how we as human don’t deserve animals and it is so true, animals are so pure and beautiful and have so much love to give. I just know Kingsley brought this family so much love and joy throughout his 9 years of life and I am happy to read that he had a beautiful home while he was here on earth. I definitely recommend this book to anyone struggling with the loss of an animal or anyone going through an animal with cancer. Thank you for your story.

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Twilight’s Spy (Twilight Realm Trilogy Book 1.5) by K.M. Wray – Review by Audrie Harrington

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Twilight's SpyTwilight’s Spy by K.M. Wray
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

I really liked the first book in this series and was excited to see a new book come out! This book was written to bridge the gap between the first and second book and give us insight and the backstory for a character in the second book. The main character is smart and stubborn and really easy to like. Yarissa has just finished her training and can’t wait to become part of the Elites, but first she is sent as a spy into the Night Realm. She doesn’t want to be a spy and really just wants to help keep her people safe, but she learns a lot about herself, the fighters, and her training during the mission. She makes friends and tries to fit in while in the Night Realm, which is hard with her blond hair and sun kissed darker skin. The description of the realms is detailed and I am so excited for the next book in the series!

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Burned by Fire (Firehouse 13 Book 4) by Danielle Jacks – Review by Angelina Frazzini

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Burned by Fire (Firehouse 13, #4)Burned by Fire by Danielle Jacks
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

This is the first book I’ve read by this author. I was not at all disappointed. This book is book four of a series by a collaboration of authors.

Sol is being forced to retire and it’s going to ruin his life if he keeps going down this self destructive path of “coping”. Ember is a newly minted firefighter, which is everything she’s wanted. The only problem is she also wants Sol but her job might drive a wedge between them. Will Ember and Sol’s friendship grow into more or will Sol let her job tear them apart.

I am glad I picked this book up. I really enjoyed it! There’s a bit of angst and lot of emotions and chemistry! I definitely recommend!

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One in a Billion (Pierce Brothers Book 3) by Belinda Williams – Review by Dawn Mitchell

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One In A Billion (Pierce Brothers, #3)One In A Billion by Belinda Williams
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

I love how each book in this series can be read as a standalone. The characters roll over from each book (more so in the first two books) but you dont need to follow along. This book along with the others have their own individual story to tell. Seth Pierce is the gamer of the brothers an loves to have fun! Well he meets his match when he meets Victoria in a fake interview an tries to find out who she really is. Shes confident, bossy an knows what she wants but can he persuade her into wanting him? Belinda once again stole my interest an I cant wait to see what else she comes out with next!

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The Vilification of Aqua Marine by Megan Mackie – Review by Kerry Carr

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The Vilification of Aqua Marine (Working Mask, #1)The Vilification of Aqua Marine by Megan Mackie
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

This was an enjoyable read. This book is definately aimed at a younger audience but was still enjoyable.I loved the idea of superheros and the fight that Rhiannon aka Aqua Maine goes through. The author does an amazing job with the characters especially Rhiannon and her mother. Both characters are so different but they are so alike in many ways

Rhiannon had super parents. Her mother is an evil villain and her father is a super hero. She wants to follow in her father’s footsteps and not be a villain like her mum, however she struggles to get a break as a hero and the pressure from her mother to become a villain is very strong.
When she sees an opportunity to make a name for herself as an hero but defeating a villain called Overlord of the Dance. Things don’t go as straightforward as she planed. With confusion, drama, twists and turns we now start an new adventure with Aqua Marine and when the Overlord of the Dance approaches her about becoming his enemy will she take it and become the hero she wants to be or will she succumb to the pressure of her mum and join the villains?

This is a great fun read that transports the read to a world of superhero and villains.

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The Vilification of Aqua Marine by Megan Mackie – Review by Rayne East

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The Vilification of Aqua Marine (Working Mask, #1)The Vilification of Aqua Marine by Megan Mackie
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

Adventurous, clever super heroes & super villains
This was an unexpected find and such an engaging read. Loved the characters and the anti-hero theme. This draws you in from start to finish. The writing is polished, world building and characterisation spot on and plays out just like a movie. There’s action, super powers, mystery and loads of humour. If you love comic book universes or just a well-written sci-fi supe fantasy – this is your book.

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Murder Creek (Audio Book) by Jane Suen – Review by Tanya Wall

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Murder Creek (Eve Sawyer Mystery, #1)Murder Creek by Jane Suen
My rating: 3 of 5 stars

A fun quick read/listen. Eve is a college student with a heightened sense of intuition who finds herself investigating a small town cold case for a journalism paper. She goes on a journey to try to solve the mystery of a missing girl. Once in Murder Creek, she finds the townspeople to be receptive to her questions. The time she spends there, she learns of a second mystery that occurred 200 years ago – and the facts of both cases helps her solve the case. Eve is a likeable character who you will want success for.
This is an easy-to-read mystery best suited for teens and young adults as well as general audiences who like clean, quick read mysteries on the light side.

The Vilification of Aqua Marine by Megan Mackie – Review by Karen Pearman

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The Vilification of Aqua Marine (Working Mask, #1)The Vilification of Aqua Marine by Megan Mackie
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

This book is by a new author to me, so I wasn’t sure what to expect. I loved the cover artwork as it appeared to look like a superhero caper and that screamed must read to me. I am so glad that I did. I wasn’t disappointed in this story at all. It’s geared more for the young adult reader, but as an avid comic book reader I found this book to be perfect for comic book fans. In fact, I have already spread the word to many of my comic junkies that they need to read this story. There is so many funny hijinks in this book I was laughing until I cried. It’s also filled with action and drama along the way, but my family thought I was crazy because I was laughing out loud so much. I highly recommend that you and your teens pick this wonderful book up. It’s perfect. I can’t wait to get my hands on the next caper ahead.

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Distant Memories (Nurse Morgan Series Book 2) by Kate MacInnis – Review by Brandy Vaughn

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Distant Memories: A Nurse Morgan Series: Book TwoDistant Memories: A Nurse Morgan Series: Book Two by Kate MacInnis
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

Distant Memories by Kate MacInnis is the second book in the Nurse Morgan series. Just like the first book, Distant Memories is filled with humor, ghosts, mystery, and a bit of romance. This text gives a good deal of summary about the first book so you can keep track of what is going on.

It seems things have started to settle down with Morgan as she has accepted her new psychic gifts. A new ghostly seductress enters the picture with her sights set on Caleb, Morgan’s new man. The plot brings to life some mischief with new adventures that cause some craziness in the spirit world as well as in real life for Morgan. I look forward to book 3 when it comes out!

Brandy Vaughn 06/2022

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Distant Memories: A Nurse Morgan Series: Book Two by Kate MacInnis – Review by Enisha Reaves

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Distant Memories: A Nurse Morgan Series: Book TwoDistant Memories: A Nurse Morgan Series: Book Two by Kate MacInnis
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

Romance, mystery, ghosts, humor and fun are back in the second installment of A Nurse Morgan Series. Distant Memories by Kate MacInnis packs quite the paranormal punch all over again. If you loved the first one, buckle up for another fun ride.

The story continues about Morgan, an emergency center nurse in the metro Detroit area. With 20 plus years experience, the new ability to see and speak to ghosts, and a special love brewing with the gorgeous and sweet new doctor, Morgan never thought life could get even crazier and interesting. Guess what?….she was wrong!

Morgan has to battle with her growing feelings for Dr. Caleb while battling her own fears of being hurt. If that isn’t enough, she is now facing the villanous Esmey, a sexy female ghost who not causes trouble but can’t keep her ghostly hands off of men…even Caleb.

The fun loving characters, wit, humor and paranormal romance that drew you in the first time is all back. I really enjoyed the way Morgan is honest with struggling with the newness of her life since the near death experience and how change isn’t as easy as we all want it to be.

If you loved the first story, you will be pulled right back into this light hearted story

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Burned by Fire (Firehouse 13 Book 4) by Danielle Jacks – Review by Barbie England

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Burned by Fire (Firehouse 13, #4)Burned by Fire by Danielle Jacks
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

Danielle Jacks brought the thought processes of the two main characters in her novel to life wonderfully. Solomon (Sol) summed up his point of view after an injury left him unable to continue as a firefighter by saying, “Being a hero means nothing without the firehouse.” His former mentee, Ember, has an infatuation with Sol. She tells him, “You’re not my hero because you’ve saved lives. You’re my hero because you inspire me to be better.” The story begins with Sol seeing a therapist, who turns out to be Ember’s aunt, to help him deal with issues that have caused him to drink alcohol frequently. It follows the relationship between Sol and Ember, with alternating perspectives from these two main characters. Burned by Fire: Book 4 has the perfect amount of angst, character development, and even a few spicy scenes!

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One in A Billion (Pierce Brothers Book 3) by Belinda Williams – Review by Emily H

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One In A Billion (Pierce Brothers, #3)One In A Billion by Belinda Williams
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

Victoria Verity is wanting a promotion by the age of thirty. As a journalist she has proven herself but she needs the next big step, deciding she needs to interview Australia’s most elusive billionaire, Seth Pierce, she hatches a plan. A bit of mistaken identity ends up with Victoria getting a different job as a media advisor to Seth. Getting to know one another finds Seth and Victoria falling for one another but could it be too good to true?

This was a fast paced read. I liked Seth, his character was full of charisma. Victoria is terrific, she is trying so hard and working with Seth is an eye opener for her. Great story, definitely would check out more in this series.

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The Prospect of Death (An Alyssa Chalmers Cozy Mystery) by Carmen Radtke – Review by Darla Yocom

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The Prospect of Death (Alyssa Chalmers mysteries, #2)The Prospect of Death by Carmen Radtke
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

I give this book 5 stars!

Reading this book will truly make you appreciate the marvelous modern luxuries we currently have in comparison to the time frame described in this book (gold rush).

Alyssa is the main character and truly Carrie’s the story from start to finish. She agreed to participate in the act of traveling to a different country to become a bride to someone she doesn’t know, but planned on leaving right away. As always, life has a different plan in store for her, so leaving is not an option.

A sudden and unexplained loss immediately starts the mysterious who-done-it response and from there the story builds into a magnificent piece of art.

The author did a phenomenal job creating a beautiful historic tale with the endearing characters. You will be hooked from the first page. I hope you all will give this book a fresh read so you can partake in Alyssa’s journey.

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Truth or Kill (Twisted Legends Collection Book 1) by A.C. Kramer – Review by Mercedes Jones

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Truth or Kill (Twisted Legends Collection, #2)Truth or Kill by A.C. Kramer
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

WOW. This book has all the twists and turns that you didn’t know you needed. You will not want to put this down until you unravel the entire mystery. Dark, twisty, steamy, and original. A must read and is now one of my favorite books! A. C. Kramer is a genius and I cannot wait to read more from this author!!
Spring break at an exclusive resort, what can go wrong? Sydney is the scholarship girl, she honestly has no clue how she ended up here with all of these high society kids. Her friend Becca, the one who invited her, is one of the “elite thirteen” of Covington Industries. Becca is the first casualty of “Truth or Kill.” What was supposed to be a relaxing cabin in the mountain for Sydney is not at all what she gets when these heirs of the company are now turning on one another. There is also Kage, the man with the forest green eyes that Sydney cannot seem to stay away from. Will Kage help her or let her play this game along with the others? Everyone’s secrets are about to be revealed. Will Sydney survive or be just another pawn in their game?

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The Happily Ever After Bookstore by Bernadette Marie – Review by Kelli Harper

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The Happily Ever After BookstoreThe Happily Ever After Bookstore by Bernadette Marie
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

This book is so sweet, cute, and romantic. Bonus is you get three almost four stories in one. First story the couple is set up by the book store owner. She swaps their packages on purpose so that they will have to seek each other out and exchange their purchases.
Second couple is a divorced couple who still love each other very much and the matchmaker bookstore owner does what she can to meddle and get them back together again.
The third part in this book is the Book store owners own happily ever after.
All three of these stories are intertwined and the females all become very close friends. This is a great light hearted read that is just a real feel good story.

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Isabella Bride of Ohio: American Mail Order Bride by Debra Parmley – Review by Kelli Harper

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Isabella Bride of Ohio: American Mail-Order Brides SeriesIsabella Bride of Ohio: American Mail-Order Brides Series by Debra Parmley
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

Very well written Historical romance, Isabella finds herself alone and wanting a husband so that she may start a family. She, like several of her friends learn about a mail order bride advertisement and so she finds an ad that sounds like a wonderful opportunity. After writing to the man several times she boards a train to meet him. This is where things start to take a turn.
There are a few triggers in this story, to list them actually spoils the story so just know this book is not for the faint of heart.

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Between Darkness & Light (War of Destiny Book 3) by Theresa Van Spankeren – Review by Dawn Daughenbaugh

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Between Darkness & Light (War of Destiny #3)Between Darkness & Light by Theresa Van Spankeren
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

4 Stars
Between Darkness & Light (War of Destiny Book 3) by Theresa Van Spankeren

Between Darkness & Light is the third book in the War of Destiny series. This is a Paranormal Fantasy that I truly enjoyed reading. This is a fast paced story that once you start reading its really hard to put down. I highly recommend reading the first two books if you haven’t already started them as they are just as good as this one. Julia is back and tales us on quite the adventure .She finds herself having to ask for help with repairing relationships. Her and Matthew are determined to figure out who is behind Destiny being altered? Can they figure it out? I highly recommend reading this book to find out what happens next. I can’t wait to read more from this Author.

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Vive la Resistance (Donovan Trait Book 3) by Seelie Kay – Review by Lauren West

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Vive la ResistanceVive la Resistance by Seelie Kay
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

I have loved this series! Book 3 has taken me even deeper yet again with Donovan and Shirley, and I could see as clear as day things were about to get very complicated. Book 3 brings back the devilish Coalition who want Donovan and his family at all costs and they are using any means necessary. Its become clear they are out to get anyone and everyone who is not a full breed vampire, and they are ready to go to war for it. As time runs out Donovan and Shirley must save not only their family but the fate of the world at hand who is now at the hands of the Coalition. With humor, drama, suspense , and only the charm Donovan can provide we watch as he sets out save everyone in what may be the very end as the paranormal world and the human world preparing for a fight to the death.

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Truth or Kill (Twisted Legends Collection Book 1) by A.C. Kramer – Review by Lauren West

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Truth or Kill (Twisted Legends Collection, #2)Truth or Kill by A.C. Kramer
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

I cannot resist a good dark romance, and this was one that everything rolled all into one. Suspense, murder, lust , and lots of drama.
One invite changes it all for Sydney during her Spring Break. What started as a game turns out to be just as it states.. “Truth or Kill.” Sydney is alluring, confident, and intelligent. She was very blunt and honest and she was no fool at all during this book. When she meets Kage at the resort its instant that they have a connection. As a team up they begin to play the dangerous game knowing to play is to survive. The more they fight for survival the more they fall for each other in the process. While Sydney may be that wide eyed girl its clear that Kage is as anti-hero as they come. This story was a wild ride that will have you on edge until the end.

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Distant Memories (Nurse Morgan Series Book 2) by Kate MacInnis – Review by Jo Frizzell

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Distant Memories: A Nurse Morgan Series: Book TwoDistant Memories: A Nurse Morgan Series: Book Two by Kate MacInnis
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

I really enjoyed this continuation of Morgan’s story! I love her personality and the way she interacts with the world around her. The people she has surrounded herself with are great too, and all of them are so unique and play a different role for her. The Wilkersons make me laugh with their very distinct but interesting personalities and the way they interact with her and those who know about or see them. The illustration of them and the much less tolerated Esmeralda was interesting in the way Morgan reacted to or related with them. It definitely was fabulous and I’m glad I continued it!

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