Weep, Woman, Weep: A Gothic Fairytale about Ancestral Hauntings by Marie DeBlassie- Review by Lauren West

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Weep, Woman, WeepWeep, Woman, Weep by Maria DeBlassie
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

Going into this book I was not sure what to truly expect. It was somewhat an emotional tale, but also one that portrayed hope and beauty in the life we are given. This story was original and heartfelt and you could feel the emotions written word by word on each page. Marie DeBlassie did an amazing job with the way this story was told!
The story is told by Mercy who is a young girl living in a small town in NM. As she tells her story its clearly not a fairy tale, but her everyday life as she has lived it. She is raised in a town where dark skin is frowned upon, Spanish is a forbidden language, and La Llorona (the weeping woman) has a hold on the towns generations of women and once she takes you there is no way back. She is raised by a single mother who she feels secretly fights her depression/unhappiness for Mercy’s sake, and her only friend and best friend is a girl named Sherry (or Sherry baby as she calls her). Her story strongly represents the power of facing your fears, overcoming your doubts, and living your life how you choose.

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Noémie’s Journey AUDIO BOOK by Victoria Saccenti – Review by M Policicchio

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Noémie’s Journey AUDIO BOOK by Victoria Saccenti

 

4 out of 5 Stars

 

In 1968, Noemie BellaRose lives in a small South Carolina town.  Her family moved there from New Orleans.  Noemie fights the realities of living in this small town as a Creole woman but has made a home for herself and her brother.  Noemie is attending night school to finish her college degree in accounting.  A degree is part of Noemie’s plan to secure the future for her and her brother.  

 

Richard Winters left a broken dream in New York.  He got on his motorcycle and rode away from the pain and the past.  He stopped in Noemie’s small town.  Richard didn’t plan on staying but he did.  He didn’t want any trouble but he found it when the town’s Queen B took a shine to him.  Richard didn’t want love but fate had other plans when he crossed paths with Noemie.  

 

Noemie and Richard were battling the long-held beliefs in the South, Richard’s past, and Noemie’s family situation.  When things start coming to a head in the small town, will Richard and Noemie face the future together?  

 

The support that Noemie discovers from friends is endearing.  I love that Richard is not afraid to stand up for Noemie or their love no matter the cost to him.  This is a sweet love story with a HEA.  

 

Warning:  The book contains scenes depicting domestic violence and attempted sexual assault.  This may trigger some listeners

Silent Gavel (A Crawford Mystery Book 1) by Merissa Racine – Review by Angela Packard

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Silent Gavel (Crawford Mystery #1)Silent Gavel by Merissa Racine
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

Lauren Besoner shows up at her boss’s house to carpool to a hearing in another city. Her boss, a judge, she finds dead on her floor.
Sam Overstreet, the detective investigating the murder of the judge, keeps showing up at Lauren’s door with more questions.
The supporting characters were just as fun to get to know as Lauren. Her ex-husband Tony, yes, you love to hate him. The story was very intriguing and kept me turning the pages. I was trying to follow all the pathways and was still stumped until almost the end. Was very well written. Courthouse gossip, people that had cases in her court, people that worked close to her, ex-lover, and a fiancé, so many theories. Am looking forward to Book 2.

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Entwined (Stone and Cinder Book 1) by A.L. Morrow – Review by LaBeccah Davis

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Entwined: A Cinderella Retelling (Stone and Cinder Book 1)Entwined: A Cinderella Retelling by A.L. Morrow
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

Such a good read! As with all Cinderella stories your heart goes out to poor girl who lost those who loved her. Ashling is no different… her pretty mixed with her courageous spirit make her a hard character not to fall in love with. This sorry though is by far becoming one of my favorite Cinderella’s because of where she ends up! I just know that when Teague spend time with her he is going to love her I can’t wait for the rest of the series to come out! Callum and Teague put a new spin on this Cinderella story with their steamy romance and to be honest I am super here for it! I can’t wait to find out what happens next!!!!

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Scarlet Princess (Lochlann Feuds Book 1) by Robin D. Mahle and Elle Madison – Review by Melissa Saxton

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Scarlet Princess (The Lochlann Feuds, #1)Scarlescat Princess by Robin D. Mahle

My rating: 5 of 5 stars

Scarlet Princess (Lochlann Feuds Book 1) by Robin D. Mahle and Elle Madison – Review by Melissa Saxton
5/5 stars!
Ready to fall in love with a character? Rowan is a feisty, witty, no nonsense princess who cannot stay out of trouble and feels rules are made to be broken, but one reckless adventure leads her and her cousin in enemy territory.
Rowan will question everything she knows as she tries to get out of the mess she’s in. her inner sparky dialog is delightful as she wades through emotions, realization, smoldering affection she didn’t expect with the enemy.

the cliffhanger leaves you breathless and ready for more. fans of fantasy adventure and strong female story leads will love this book!

 

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Kiss Me Before Flight by Thia Finn – Review by Candida Hopper

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Kiss Me Before FlightKiss Me Before Flight by Thia Finn
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

Kiss Me Before Flight
By Thia Finn

This book captivated me from the beginning. I enjoyed the fact that the main characters were a bit older. The characters come across very relatable. Callie has been through so much at the hands of her husband and she’s trying to get away. CC has been through a lot himself and when his sister in law asks for his help because her neighbor is in need he is there to help. The attraction between Callie and CC is apparent from the first time they meet but there are more important things to deal with first. I enjoyed this book and I look forward to reading more by this author.

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Scarlet Princess (Lochlann Feuds Book 1) by Robin D. Mahle and Elle Madison – Review by Tina Vega

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Scarlet Princess (The Lochlann Feuds, #1)Scarlet Princess by Robin D. Mahle
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

Scarlet Princess opened up with one of my favorite opening lines of all time, “Death was a hefty price to pay for vodka.” The prologue was not even a page long, and I already knew I was going to love this book. It also has one of my favorite lines of all time later on, “I didn’t want the kind of love that could break you.” Robin & Elle, you have become some of my favorite authors, just like that. Princess Rowan is one of those heroines that you love instantly, even when you know she is gonna pay for what she just said. I had no trouble slipping into this character’s pov. Lord Theo slowly grows on you. For some reason, Jude Law’s face kept coming up as Theo in my head. Anyway, I thoroughly enjoyed this story, the created world, the characters, and the writing style. It was wonderfully done.

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Wild Desire (The Protectors Series Book 1) by Toya Richardson – Review by Amanda Lundin

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Wild Desire (The Protectors, #1)Wild Desire by Toya Richardson
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

Wow, this book had a whole lot packed into it; it’s definitely not your typical shifter romance!

Characters- Elias is such a sweetie, I love how down to Earth and thoughtful/understanding he is. Then the author also goes, oh he’s a guy I have to make him do a few stupid things too! Love it! Mila at first reminded me of a girl in a horror movie or a drunk girl in a bar bathroom calling her ex- running right into danger and throwing all the common sense out the window, thank goodness Elias is there to ground her and bring out her badassery! Special note- I wish Lily was my sister (wouldn’t hurt to be her either)!

Plot-this was not what I expected at all! I loved that it still had the shifter coming of age/returning to where you belong, but still brought something new to the table with what they are fighting against!

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Kiss Me Before Flight by Thia Finn-Review by Amanda Kimble

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Kiss Me Before FlightKiss Me Before Flight by Thia Finn
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

5/5 Stars

Kiss Me Before Flight by Thia Finn

This is the first book I’ve read by Finn. It won’t be my last. I will also be looking up Samantha Cole’s books. Kiss Me Before Flight is a wonderful read.

Callie is trying to escape her abusive husband. He beats the living daylights out of her. Her neighbor steps in and gets her some help. Will Callie find another chance at love. The quote I chose for Callie is: “He did a number on you this time, Callie. Today might not be the day but soon, very soon.”

CC, Conrad Chapman, loves to fly. When he gets a call asking for a favor. He goes to the rescue and finds a beautiful woman. She’s being hunted by her husband. The quote I chose for CC is: “You’re right, but the decisions are hers to make. We can like them or not, but, in the end, the best thing we can do for her is to make suggestions or offer solutions and let her go from there.”

Highly recommended for Contemporary Romance lovers.

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Born to Fight (Can’t Resist You Book 1) by Brittany Anne – Review by April McCoy

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Born to Fight (Can't Resist You, #1)Born to Fight by Brittany Anne
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

Born to fight was an excellent read, one that fully immerses you in the story! I was thoroughly enthralled in the book, unable to put it down. While this is the first for me from this author and the first in the series I surely will be watching for more!

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Kiss Me Before Flight by Thia Finn – Review by Finley K. James

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Kiss Me Before FlightKiss Me Before Flight by Thia Finn
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

Thia Finn did a fantastic job portraying suspense and pain of an abusive relationship. I had a hard time putting this book down. The characters were realistic, and the struggles they faced were very well-written. The emotions were heavy in some scenes, but that’s what made it such a wonderful read. It was easy to get lost in the tale that Thia Finn weaved with this book. I will definitely be reading the rest of her books.

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Silent Gavel (A Crawford Mystery Book 1) by Merissa Racine – Review by Kaitlynn Taylor

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Silent Gavel (Crawford Mystery #1)Silent Gavel by Merissa Racine
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

Silent Gavel (A Crawford Mystery Book 1) by Merissa Racine

4-stars

Silent Gavel was a great mystery read, right from the start I was intrigued and that intrigue didn’t let up until the very end. I really enjoyed the pace of this story, it was slower than I’m used to reading in this genre, but I enjoyed it as the author really gave us a chance to get to know the characters on a deeper level.

Even though it was slower paced I still felt very much entertained and curious as to how everything was going to play out for Lauren, I had all kinds of theories going on in my mind, and not one of them was correct, and that added to my love for the story.

I am really looking forward to reading more from this author and of these characters asap.

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Notebook Mysteries ~ Decisions and Possibilities by Kimberly Mullins – Review by Shea Gilkerson

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Decisions and Possibilities (Notebook Mysteries #2)Decisions and Possibilities by Kimberly Mullins
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

Decisions and Possibilities is a book that keeps things moving, with multiple team members and mysteries joining Emma’s story. Emma has turned 18 since the first book, and has a lot on her plate. With a business, solving mysteries, and a couple of men in her life, there is a lot happening for her!

It can be a bit tough to stay in the mode with the “Dear reader” and “narrator” asides at times, but this book is fast moving, drew a good visual of 1800’s era, while also having strong female leads with solid male support in their endeavors, which is a nice touch.

If you’re interested in a quick YA crime read, with an admirable female lead and twists and turns, you should check this out.

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Scarlet Princess (Lochlann Feuds Book 1) by Robin D. Mahle and Elle Madison – Review by Opal Nelson

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Scarlet Princess (The Lochlann Feuds, #1)Scarlet Princess by Robin D. Mahle
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

An enthralling story! I could not put this novel down; this story grabbed my attention at the get-go. I devoured this book. I started reading at 1:30 am and could not find the will to stop reading until the last chapter. Went to be at 4:30 am for an 8 am shift; at this point, who needs sleep?

I am always a fan of a heroine who won’t be bullied; Rowan is no exception. She is vocal, brave, resilient, witty and a lover of good vodka. I love the interaction between Rowan and Theo- it is fun, flirty, and downright humorous. That darn cliffhanger has me waiting with bated breath for Book Two. Scarlet Princess is original, entertaining, refreshing, unpredictable, definitely, a must-read.

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Born to Fight (Can’t Resist You Book 1) by Brittany Anne – Review by Stephanie Colley

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Born to Fight (Can't Resist You, #1)Born to Fight by Brittany Anne
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

This book had me hooked.
Imagine: America has fallen. UNR has taken over and wants all the power.
Rain has lived on her own, off the grid, for nearly 2 years. She has a bunker she transformed in a home of sorts. She was content with this life. Till one day when she found one of the Resistance leaders. Bloody. Left for dead. What does she do now?
Oh, this book was so good! I hope it hooks any reader! Ready for the next book!

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Entwined (Stone and Cinder Book 1) by A.L. Morrow – Review by Sarah Devereaux

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Entwined: A Cinderella Retelling (Stone and Cinder Book 1)Entwined: A Cinderella Retelling by A.L. Morrow
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

Entwined is the first book in the Stone and Cinder Book series by A.L. Morrow. I really enjoyed this book and I would highly recommend it to anyone who loves Cinderella.
The story is a fantasy retelling of Cinderella, and it was very well written. I enjoyed the twists and turns the story included and the twist on the original tale was a great way of writing a modern version.
If you enjoy retellings of original stories with a different twist, then I highly recommend you pick up this book and then hold on to your hat while you wait for book two in the series.

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Notebook Mysteries ~ Decisions and Possibilities by Kimberly Mullins – Review by Shea Gilkerson

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Decisions and Possibilities (Notebook Mysteries #2)Decisions and Possibilities by Kimberly Mullins
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

Decisions and Possibilities is a book that keeps things moving, with multiple team members and mysteries joining Emma’s story. Emma has turned 18 since the first book, and has a lot on her plate. With a business, solving mysteries, and a couple of men in her life, there is a lot happening for her!

It can be a bit tough to stay in the mode with the “Dear reader” and “narrator” asides at times, but this book is fast moving, drew a good visual of 1800’s era, while also having strong female leads with solid male support in their endeavors, which is a nice touch.

If you’re interested in a quick YA crime read, with an admirable female lead and twists and turns, you should check this out.

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Notebook Mysteries ~ Decisions and Possibilities by Kimberly Mullins – Review by Barbara Stegall

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Decisions and Possibilities (Notebook Mysteries #2)Decisions and Possibilities by Kimberly Mullins
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

Notebook Mysteries ~ Decisions and Possibilities by Kimberly Mullins – Review by Barbara Stegall
This is the 2nd book in this Historical series – I did not read the first one and feel like I would have enjoyed this one better had I read the first book. This was a well written book with great characters. Not only is the main character Emma is well developed but so are the supporting characters. I enjoyed that Emma solved a number of cases. Oh you can’t miss how she keeps her “case book”!

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The Book of Carraig (The Cross of Ciaran Book 2) by Andrea Matthews – Review by Chrissy Spulak

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The Book of Carraig (The Cross of Ciaran #2)The Book of Carraig by Andrea Matthews
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

The Book of Carraig (The Cross of Ciaran Book 2) by Andrea Matthews is the follow-up to The Cross of Ciaran, the tale of a fifth century Irish priest who is exhumed and awakens in modern day Ireland. I am drawn to history and am fascinated by archaeology, so I thoroughly enjoyed the first book and was not disappointed by this installment in any way. I have ancestors from Ireland but have never been. Reading the descriptions, I felt as though I were there among the rolling green hills and experiencing the culture and learning the history. Like the first book, the past and present are melded together seamlessly and makes for a very smooth, entertaining read. I highly recommend this book, along with the first, and promise you will not be disappointed. Major props to this author.

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Kiss Me Before Flight by Thia Finn – Review by Jessica Leombruno

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Kiss Me Before FlightKiss Me Before Flight by Thia Finn
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

Kiss Me Before Flight by Thia Finn is part of Samantha A. Cole’s Trident Security world. I was hooked to this story from the first chapter.

Callie wants to escape her abusive relationship and with the help of her neighbor’s brother-in-law that might be possible. Conrad “CC” is the pilot for Trident Security and with their help, he’s trying to help a woman that makes him feel things he hasn’t felt since his wife died. Will Callie be able to escape and will she ever be able to find her independence?

Thia’s writing had me on the edge of my seat wanting to know what was going to happen next. Plus, now I have to know more about this world that Samantha has created.

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Weep, Woman, Weep: A Gothic Fairytale about Ancestral Hauntings by Maria DeBlassie – Review by Heather Lopez Renteria

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Weep, Woman, WeepWeep, Woman, Weep by Maria DeBlassie
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

Mind Blowing by reading Weep, Woman, Weep by Maria Deblassie! I absolutely loved every moment of this Gothic Fairytale about Ancestral Hauntings. I remember my husband telling me about the Ancestral Hauntings of La Llorona since he grew up in Mexico and a Hispanic family. At, first I was not fully sure if I would like it since I do not normally read books in this style. Like is an understatement and love doesn’t give this book enough credit. I loved watching Miracle Mercy go above and beyond in defeating La Llorona from stealing her life after so many years. Watching her journey of courage and strength in this book was amazing . Even when it came down to losing her best friend Sherry to La Llorona. She fell in love in the middle of all of the chaos years later and watched a worker Miguel be set free of the town she lived in. her big dreams were to always leave Sueno, New Mexico. Through tragedy, heartache, mason jars full of tears she comes out on top. I truly hope there is a second book to this. I have so many more questions about her new love interest and if she ever makes it out of the Small Town of Sueno, New Mexico like Sherry’s aunt did. This is written proof that anyone can break generational curses and get away from the Ancestral Hauntings! Definitely a book you can not put down!

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The Girl and the Demon (The Girl and the Raven Book 3) by Pauline Gruber – Review by Tamisha Janay

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The Girl and The Demon (The Girl and The Raven, #3)The Girl and The Demon by Pauline Gruber
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

With this being the conclusion of a series that I have loved every bit of, I’m a bit sad writing this review. Lucy has been through so much in these three books. In this story, Marcus must go away due to family obligation, her father is still on a “mission” for her Godfather, and there is a big twist that I did not see coming. It’s true that in any scenario, you always find out who your real friends are. That showed more than ever here with the sacrifice that one of them was willing to make to keep Lucy protected. There was so much going on that I couldn’t stop reading until the book was finished. I loved this story, the characters, the writing, and the relationships. I loved them so much that I am devastated there is no more to read. I would have loved to dive deeper into Dylan’s relationship, what happens to his brother and sister, and what is to come after the significant happenings in this book. * Pauline, if you are reading this – I very much think you could continue this series with a prequel, a sequel, or a continuation! (And I would be OVERJOYED to read any variation.) * I cannot stress enough how fantastic this series has been. I HIGHLY recommend that you get this series today. You won’t be disappointed!

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Born to Fight (Can’t Resist You Book 1) by Brittany Anne – Review by Jasmin Marie

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Born to Fight (Can't Resist You, #1)Born to Fight by Brittany Anne
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

I was pleasantly surprised by this book! The post-apocalyptic world headed by a tyrannical government reminded me a bit of “The Handmaid’s Tale.” However, I wish there was more information regarding life under the UNR or even a more detailed explanation of how they came into power. That being said, I really enjoyed the characters in this story. Rain and Hunter are both strong characters who have faced a lot in their lifetime. Their chemistry really saved this book for me! I would be interested in reading more in the series to find answers to my lingering questions about the UNR and the Resistance.

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Born to Fight (Can’t Resist You Book 1) by Brittany Anne – Review by Kristine Solano-Witucky

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Born to Fight (Can't Resist You, #1)Born to Fight by Brittany Anne
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

Born to fight is the first book in the can’t resist you series by Brittany Anne. Hunter is a resistance fighter who is determined to bring down the UNR but when on a mission with two guys who still need training he ends up in a fight to stay alive. With deadly wounds he manages to make it to the river before passing out. There is where Rain stumbles upon him and rushes to save his life only to worry later if it was a mistake. Rain has been living on her own in a hidden bunker alone. When hunter wakes up after a week he instantly notices the chemistry between them. Rain and hunter’s story keeps you entertained and makes you want more. I enjoyed it and can’t wait to read the next installment of the series.

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Born to Fight (Can’t Resist You Book 1) by Brittany Anne – Review by Allyson Ware

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Born to Fight (Can't Resist You, #1)Born to Fight by Brittany Anne
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

Born to Fight (Can’t Resist You Book 1) by Brittany Anne – Review by Allyson Ware

Throughout the entirety of this novel I felt like I was engrossed in a movie. If someone were to make this book into a movie, I WILL be the first person in line for tickets. The way Hunter and Rain find each other and love each other through their flaws and misgivings is a love that all of us hope to have one day. “For you, I can do anything.”

With a career in Victim Advocacy, I felt like Rain’s abuse was depicted accurately. While everyone experiences and handles trauma differently, I felt like it was not just brushed over in this novel. I will be re-reading, then again, and then probably a third or fourth time. I am definitely looking forward to the next book in this series.

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Runaway to the Outback (Welcome to Bunya Junction, Book 2) by Nicole Flockton – Review by Karyn Taylor

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Runaway to the Outback (Welcome to Bunya Junction, #2)Runaway to the Outback by Nicole Flockton
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

In Runaway To The Outback we get the story of Jonas, brother of Cindy from the first book. Jonas was a city stockbroker but moved back home to take over the local pub.
It’s not everyday that a bride comes barging into the pub, but that’s how Jonas meets the gorgeous Pandora. But is she a blushing bride? Well…no. She’s a model who had just had enough and walked out of her photo shoot. Deciding to take a break from her career, she chooses to stay at the pub for a few weeks to recharge.
How will the big city model cope with small town living? How will Jonas cope with having this stunning woman living at his pub for a few weeks?
I think I loved this story even more than I loved Cindy and Ryan’s story. I loved that we got to see more of Cindy and Ryan and also got to know Cindy’s twin brother Scott better.
In my review of the first book I mentioned the camaraderie and kinship of the locals and it’s even more evident in this book and I really enjoyed reading that.
I loved this book and now can’t wait to see what Nicole Flockton has in store for brother Scott.

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THE BOW (HER THREE IMMORTALS Book 3) by HAZEL STORM – Review by Jennifer Reimer

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The Bow: A Fated Mates Greek Myth Paranormal Romance (Her Three Immortals Book 3)The Bow: A Fated Mates Greek Myth Paranormal Romance by Hazel Storm
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

I don’t know if I can put into words how amazing this book is, not only were the first two amazing this one really put this series over the edge. The issues that come up with what Vanessa has to go thou and then trying to figure out how to do it is just totally wonderful. Grey’s mother really hates having Vanessa there because now she doesn’t have a hold on Grey to make him do what she wants her too, and Vanessa has pretty much put a stop to it. I would honestly call her a monster-in-law, if you know what I mean. Once again, the romance and love in this book just pours off the pages. I really enjoyed this book and can’t wait for the next one.

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Notebook Mysteries ~ Decisions and Possibilities by Kimberly Mullins – Review by Moriah Venable

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Decisions and Possibilities (Notebook Mysteries #2)Decisions and Possibilities by Kimberly Mullins
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

Decisions and Possibilities is the second novel in the Notebook Mystery series by Kimberly Mullins.

In Chicago 1883, teen Emma Evans is more involved in case and her business than ever before. She gains recognition and a new member in her team.

But the case she is working on is far more dangerous than previous especially when she assaulted and threatened.

And her personal life is just as complex as her professional with her trying to define her feelings for two men in her life.

This was a very fun read. It reminded me alittle of the Stalking Jack the Ripper series.

I have not read the first novel in this series and I look forward to reading Emma’s journey but I really hope there will be a third novel for me to read.

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THE GOD (HER THREE IMMORTALS BOOK 2) by HAZEL STORM – Review by Jennifer Reimer

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The God: A Greek Myth Fantasy Romance (Her Three Immortals Book 2)The God: A Greek Myth Fantasy Romance by Hazel Storm
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

What would you do to save a loved one? That was vanessas thought and she really wonders what she has done to get were she is now. Vanessa is the most amazing character ever, she loves deeply, caring, a heart of gold but will do anything to help anyone and she will find a way. it was impossible to not fall in love with this book, with the characters, plot, challenges and love. The fiery passion in this book was really captivating. It was very entertaining to read and such a wonderful book all around. I really can’t wait to read the rest of the series to this amazing story. I highly recommend it.

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Home to the Outback (Welcome to Bunya Junction Book 1) by Nicole Flockton – Review by Karyn Taylor

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Home to the Outback (Welcome to Bunya Junction, #1)Home to the Outback by Nicole Flockton
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

Home To The Outback is the first book in the Welcome To Bunya Junction series by Nicole Flockton. I have read a few books by Nicole Flockton and have always enjoyed them, so was looking forward to reading some more of her work. I’m really glad to have read Home To The Outback as I thoroughly enjoyed it.
Home To The Outback is a great contemporary romance where we get the story of Cindy and Ryan. Cindy moved back to Bunya Junction 3 years previously after a disastrous relationship and is not the nurse at the local doctor’s practice. Esteemed plastic surgeon Ryan returns to Bunya Junction to attend the funeral of the doctor of the practice who had brought him up. So how will things pan out when the deceased doctor leaves Cindy and Ryan half of his practice each? To add to the mix, Cindy is the twin sister of Ryan’s best friend Scott.
I really enjoyed reading Ryan and Cindy’s story. The author grabbed my attention at the very beginning and I was excited to read what was going to happen next. I do love a small town romance and this is a great example of that. You can really see the camaraderie and kinship of the locals.
I would say that I can’t wait to read the next book in this series but I’ve already devoured that, right after finishing this one.
This is a fantastic series and I’d definitely recommend it to others.

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