Delicious Death (Madame Chalamet Ghost Mysteries Book 2) by Byrd Nash – Review by Tausha Treadway

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Delicious Death (Madame Chalamet Ghost Mysteries #2)Delicious Death by Byrd Nash
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

Delicious Death (Madame Chalamet Ghost Mysteries Book 2) by Byrd Nash. This is such a fun book. I loved the first one so I knew I would enjoy this one as well. Its the story of Elinor who is a ghost talker in the 1800’s and her best friend is a doctor and a woman which is unheard of in that time. Both Elinor and her best friend are looked at as oddities in their time. Elinor is beside herself with excitement because she got an invitation to the Winter Revel’s where Chef’s compete. She is dreaming of all the food she is going to eat. During this event someone tries to kill her father, the King. The Duke who is sweet on Elinor helps her try to figure out who is trying to kill her father. When the prime suspect ends up being one of Elinor’s favorite chef’s she knows she has to prove his innocence. Will she find out who the real killer is before its too late? Read this fun fantasy, ghost read to find out!

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The Big Book of Booper Snoots by Suzanna Lynn – Review by Shannen Kern

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The Big Book of Booper SnootsThe Big Book of Booper Snoots by Suzanna Lynn
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

I knew my kiddos and I would love this book the moment I saw it, but I definitely underestimated just how much we would love it! I brought it along with us to a dentist appointment because I figured it may lighten the mood a little bit or at the very least it would be a distraction. We were all giggling at the guessing games and then ooh-ing and ahh-ing at all of the educational facts! Time flew by at the dentist which I must say is an absolute first for us. You’ll get to walk through the alphabet and learn about each animal as well as get to boop their snoots. I am so happy to have found this gem. I highly recommend to anyone with young ones in their lives whether that is at school, daycare, or at home. I’m definitely older than the target audience but still enjoyed every single page!

Reviewed by @shannlynn

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Sashimi (Evil Sushi Book 2) by C.A. King – Review by Francis O’Sullivan

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Sashimi (Evil Sushi #2)Sashimi by C.A. King
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

Sashimi is the second book in the Evil Sushi series. You should definitely read this series in order, starting with Evil Sushi. It’s a nautical and food-themed apocalyptic story that’s original and captivating!

Sashimi centres around an expedition to find and potentially eliminate the monsters that emerge in Evil Sushi. There is plenty of seasickness on this voyage, as they battle unpredictably stormy conditions. There’s also lots of interpersonal drama which the close quarters of the ship amplifies. Every character has their own agenda and they jostle for power and control.

It’s great seeing the characters develop across this series. Rod and Ned are my favourites, and in Sashimi we see them showing off their skills at the helm of a ship and creating gadgets to help find the monsters.

Sashimi gets five stars from me.I’d recommend the series to readers who enjoy unconventional paranormal stories! But maybe don’t eat sushi while you read…

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Fire Meets Fire (Wretched Soulz MC #2) by Manda Mellett – Review by Maria Colón

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Fire Meets Fire: Wretched Soulz MCFire Meets Fire: Wretched Soulz MC by Manda Mellett

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Opposite Day for Dinopotamus (Dinopotamus Series) by Lois Wickstrom – Review by Jenni Bishop

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Opposite Day for DinopotamusOpposite Day for Dinopotamus by Lois Wickstrom
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

3.5 stars
An interesting concept to teaching children opposite words. Aimed for children ages 4-8 the colourful illustrations make it easier for them to understand and pick up. Opposite Day for Dinopotamus is interactive and interesting making learning fun for kids. Read along as Dinopotamus and children have fun with Opposite’s Day and learn as they go each in their own way.
Whilst my four year old grandson had some trouble determining opposite’s my seven year old grandson was getting the hang of it by the story ended.
As always Lois’s books are good for anyone to enjoy from family, schools and libraries just to name a few.

Reviewed by @jennadb

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Fire Meets Fire (Wretched Soulz MC #2) by Manda Mellett – Review by Tausha Treadway

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Fire Meets Fire: Wretched Soulz MCFire Meets Fire: Wretched Soulz MC by Manda Mellett
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

Fire Meets Fire: Wretched Soulz MC by Manda Mellett. This is one of my favorite authors so I always pick up her books and this one was no different. Its such a good story. Its the story of the President of the Wretched Soulz MC club, Chaz and his friend Helo. Helo has had a lot of trauma in her past so she is pretty much just broken. Chaz is a womanizer and thinks he’s superior to all women. He’s used to be a love them and leave them kind of guy but Helo is definitely not the one night stand type. Chaz can’t keep from thinking about Helo and he doesn’t know what to do with it. They both have amazing stories that will keep you turning the pages and wondering if they can make it work. I love the way this author writes to the point where I feel like I am in the book and living with the characters. Such a good read!

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Double Delight (Double Delight Series) by Julie Castle – Review by Jenni Bishop

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Double Delight: The Complete SeriesDouble Delight: The Complete Series by Julie Castle
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

What more could you want than the complete series of Double Delight for the price of one book. Provocative, passionate, delightful, sensual, spicey and fun are just a taste of what’s to come when you read this series.
Book 1 April Love: is a tale of opposites attract when one woman whose cheating ex does a number on her. She decides it time to let go for one night and the perfect man is all too happy to help. Never been kissed April is about to learn the lessons of love in this oh so sexy tale.
Book 2 Monica’s Manhunt: Monica decides it’s time to help herself to some man. It’s hunting season; time to appease her bio clock. The chemistry is off the charts in this one. He’s the best man and she’s the bridesmaid what could possibly happen.
Grab a copy, you know you want to.

Reviewed by @jennadb

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Moonlight Drive By A.R. Hadley Review by Heidi Woodring

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Moonlight Drive is by A.R. Hadley is a musical romance book that I really enjoyed. Dani and Nick were friends and now he has made it as a rock star, and Dani has the chance to join the tour as a groupie. She wants him to remember her and he does not, which upsets Dani. Through out the book we see so many different stages of Nick and Dani’s life and just how much the friendship meant to each as they grew. This read was a journey, a journey of 20 years, but In the end, does Dani and Nick find what they are looking for?
I loved this book and enjoyed the main and the supporting characters. I found the book full of emotions, grit, secrets, and addiction. I recommend this book and be prepared to smile, cry, and get frustrated! But I promise its worth it!!!

Make Me Want to Love You (Love in Emerald Creek) by N.D. Jackson – Review by Heidi Sturgess

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Oh my goodness how beautiful is this cover !? Once I finished the last page it became even more beautiful 🥰📖

Shayna is a single mom to Eli and Zoe and I know it tough but I’m so proud of her for walking away from her abusive ex JT she did what was best for her and precious children despite her nasty attitude from her ex in laws .

She’s a brilliant mom and a good person despite the issues between her and JT she doesn’t bad mouth him or keep him from speaking to his children ( he’s in prison) and when the time comes she stands up to them because they get get really nasty at a stage and for that I reflect her even more because she even does that with dignity !
As you can see I think Shauna is a saint and she and her kids deserve only the best and they do get that 🥰😉

Anyhoo Shayna is called into work early , unexpectedly one morning and as she’s a single mum she has no dad on hand do she calls in her bestie Dre who in turn sends her other bestie Burke aka our delectable Sir Yumminess , our knight in shining armour 🤣🥰 and from the get go my knees go weak , he takes over so naturally ( a real swoon moment

Burke is brilliant with both Eli and Zoe and if I didn’t know any better I would assume he’s their dad and thi he’s are going well but Shayna has a freak out moment and I get it but it causes a bit of a wedge between her and Burke and despite that Burke still is present for the kids and Shayna he’s a real keeper and this is what makes this read so real is these are real feelings and experiences people go through everyday and yes sone are lucky to find their Burke but some still get stuck with a JT 😢

Shayna , Burke , Zoe , Eli and the rest of these characters will stay with me for some time I laughed , I cried , I swooned , oooohed and aaahed and yes I got really really mad a few times and I just loved sharing their story , I can see rereading this on my near future ❣️📚

Murder by Moonlight (Felines of Fairytale Forest) by K.L. Montgomery – Review by Ayla Eddy

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Murder by Moonlight (Felines of Fairytale Forest Book 1)Murder by Moonlight by K.L. Montgomery
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

A delightful mystery with a unique cast of characters. A murder at Fairytale Forest theme park has Cat at the top of the list of suspects. The victim is not well liked by Cat or anyone else for that matter. Knowing she is not the murderer she teams up with Zoe and the rest of the felines to solve the murder. The setting of this story is truly unique and one of my favorite parts of the book. I would definitely visit here if it was real.The characters are well written. I enjoyed reading along with them as the story unfolds. I could not put the book down having to know who the real murderer is. Will Cat and Zoe be able to solve this murder? Will Cat clear herself from the suspect list? Pick up this cozy mystery to find out!

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Productivity is Power II: For Creative, Business, and Other Professionals by Hillary Rettig – Review by Ayla Eddy

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Productivity is Power 2: For Creative, Business, and Other ProfessionalsProductivity is Power 2: For Creative, Business, and Other Professionals by Hillary Rettig
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

A helpful guide to discovering self barriers affecting productivity and other aspects of life. It gives ways to help work through procrastination and derailments. I found that the information it gave on neutralizing perfectionism while maintaining accountability and success to be very helpful at work. I have a new set of tools to work with both at work and at home. This book gives solutions that help with avoiding not finishing and constantly restarting writing projects. As an aspiring writer these solutions are handy to have to work past possible obstacles and keep going.

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Summer of Mud by Rebecca Bischoff – Review by Ayla Eddy

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Summer of MudSummer of Mud by Rebecca Bischoff
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

An emotional read that draws you in from the beginning. The main characters Scoob and RC are easy to connect with how well they are written. We meet them in a time of their lives where they are trying to survive. Scoob wants to become the next famous jazz player and finds herself being dragged along with RC on an unwanted roadtrip. The end of this trip leaves them in a small town far from where they started. Stuck here the new dam in town breaks causing chaos in the wake of this. I could not put the book down needing to know what was happening to the siblings next.

How does all the chaos end? Pick up this emotional read to find out.

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Five Tries to Get It Right by Kathryn Dodson – Review by Shannon Fowler

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Five Tries to Get It RightFive Tries to Get It Right by Kathryn Dodson
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

This is a really touching story about mental illness and the darkness that one can feel.

Lydia and Kate are best friends and have been since they were children. They weren’t always close due to the changes in their lives. But they reconnect when it is needed the most. Kate is in trouble. The life she worked so hard for and that she loved, has taken an unexpected and unwanted turn. Nothing prepared her for the events that unfold, nor does she know how to deal with the darkness inside her as it begins to take over. While this may sound a little like science fiction it is not… It is the reality of many people dealing with different types of mental illnesses. Lydia is a caretaker, first for her mother, then her husband and her daughter, and even the children she teaches. It is what she knows. When her life takes an unexpected turn, she focuses her care-taking energy on Kate. Little does Lydia know that she will need more than just care-taking skills to help Kate.

I liked the writing style of this story. The characters are believable and admirable. The plot moves in real time as life would. This story is about growing up but not necessarily growing old.

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Moonlight Drive by A.R. Hadley – Review by Jules Herbert

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Moonlight DriveMoonlight Drive by A.R. Hadley
My rating: 3 of 5 stars

I have to be honest and admit I am conflicted in what to say about this book. This is the story of Dani and Nick and while the author takes us readers on a very emotional and complex journey full of heartbreak, jealousy, pain, addiction, the hardships involved in making it in the music industry and a lot more, I truly struggled at times to feel a true connection to the characters . This made it difficult for me to truly embrace the book and the world the author was portraying. However I must insist that just because I had a disconnect this time it does not mean you will nor does it mean I won’t read this author again because I definitely will!

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The Big Book of Booper Snoots by Suzanna Lynn – Review by Emily H

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The Big Book of Booper SnootsThe Big Book of Booper Snoots by Suzanna Lynn
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

A booper snoot is the nose of different animals. This book is a fun interactive read for children and adults. I learned a few things about a variety of animals and found one I had never heard of before. The really wonderful thing about this book is it has a clue page with a close up of the nose and then you guess what the animal is. The book goes alphabetically and is filled with fun facts from A to Z of the animals showcased. Was highly entertaining.

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Fire Meets Fire (Wretched Soulz MC #2) by Manda Mellett – Review by Jules Herbert

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Fire Meets Fire: Wretched Soulz MCFire Meets Fire: Wretched Soulz MC by Manda Mellett
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

It was Fantastic to catch up with the Wretched Soulz MC again and see more of their world. This 2nd book of the series focuses mainly on Chaz, club Prez, and Queenie a Vet with someone after her. I was 100% on the edge of my seat from start to finish with this Amazing book. This truly talented author creates such strong characters who are also full of heart and completely gripping storylines that as a reader you are pulled into the life she is presenting so easily. Manda Mellett you are a Goddess of words! I would give this book way more than 5 stars if I could!

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Opposite Day for Dinopotamus (Dinopotamus Series) by Lois Wickstrom – Review by Megan Rea

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Opposite Day for DinopotamusOpposite Day for Dinopotamus by Lois Wickstrom
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

Wickstrom has done it again with another cute Dinopotamus story! I absolutely adore the illustrations and how colorful yet basic they are. The way Wickstrom has introduced how opposites work is one I’ve never seen before and I think that a lot of the littles will relate to it. I also really like how she works problem-solving into her story with Dinopotamus and I really think the way Wickstrom has done this is how a kid would work through opposites as well. This is another great story to add to your ever-growing Wickstrom collection!
Reviewed by @meggs1717

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Make Me Want to Love You (Love in Emerald Creek) by N.D. Jackson – Review by La Toya Lewis

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Make Me Want To Love You: Love in Emerald CreekMake Me Want To Love You: Love in Emerald Creek by N.D. Jackson
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

Make Me Want to Love You by N.D. Jackson is the second book in the Love in Emerald Creek series. This book can be read as a stand-alone, as the author does a great job filling in the blanks if you have yet to read the first book. Shayna is a divorced, single mom of 2 children. She is learning how to juggle all the hats she must wear. She has a great support system with her best friend Dre and Burke, Dre’s business partner and best friend. Shayna and Burke are attracted to each other but of course, Shayna tries to fight it. Shayna is a relatable character. We watch her struggle with her feelings of inadequacy as a mother. We also see her desire for Burke war with her desire to keep safe. I enjoyed Burke’s POV as well. He is a great guy and we get to see his depths. There were quite a few moments that made me smile. The chemistry between Burke and Shayna was great. This was a nice romance/ found family story. It makes you feel good.

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The Big Book of Booper Snoots by Suzanna Lynn – Review by Kerry Baker

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The Big Book of Booper SnootsThe Big Book of Booper Snoots by Suzanna Lynn
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

This book is a fun yet educational book aimed at kids. It looks to teach them about different animals in an engaging and entertaining way. One of my son’s favourite things to currently do is to “boop” noses so I knew this would be a hit even before we started reading it. He loved the idea of doing it to animals, as was fascinated to learn about all the ones in this book. The enjoyment he got from the book made it even more fun for me to read. This is a brilliant children’s book that I would highly recommend.

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The Book of Fears: A Collection of Short Stories by K. S. Gantt – Review by Kerry Baker

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The Book of Fears: A Collection of Short StoriesThe Book of Fears: A Collection of Short Stories by K.S. Gantt
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

This books is such an unusual and intriguing collection of stories, focused on different phobias that are a little more strange. This book has an intense feel about it and I found myself more than once on the edge of my seat. I loved the way the author approached each story and the way it was framed for each individual. The whole book has a great flow about it and I found myself more drawn as the book went on. This is the first book that I have read by this author but it certainly won’t be the last.

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The Silent Forest (The House on the Hill Book 2) by David Kummer – Review by Crystal Brehant

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The Silent Forest (The House on the Hill, #2)The Silent Forest by David Duane Kummer
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

This is the second book in the series. I recommend reading the first if you haven’t. Not only would you be able to understand this story better, but it’s a great book. This book is even better though! The author keeps you on the edge of your seat the entire time. I also felt the need to pull my feet up so no one could get them. haha This is a story I will not likely forget for a long time. (And my memory is equal to that of Dory!)

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Catch a Cowboy (Match Made in Montana Series) by Rachelle Paige Campbell – Review by Kristin Boutelle

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Catch A Cowboy (Match Made in Montana Book 2)Catch A Cowboy by Rachelle Paige Campbell
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

This is a very simple and cute story for one who wants to get away from the spicier romance novels. Ted and Stephanie are very compatible together without them realizing it and despite their age gap. I do like the character development of the main characters. Also the minor characters do provide how well all the characters get along and it does provide them with a family oriented setting.

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Five Tries to Get It Right by Kathryn Dodson – Review by Tara Johnson Barnes

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Five Tries to Get It RightFive Tries to Get It Right by Kathryn Dodson
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

Five Tries to Get It Right is a women’s fiction story about love, loss, grief, hope, and the strength found in true friendship. Lydia and Kate have been friends since childhood and no matter how busy their lives have gotten, or what direction each of their lives went, they have always been able to pick up their friendship where it left off. Lydia is crushed when she learns that Kate has tried to commit suicide and vows to help her friend bounce back from the edge of darkness. Since the sudden loss of her husband, and her daughter away for school, Kate is all that Lydia has left. Kate is severely depressed since her divorce and the loss of her company and refuses Lydia’s help. Lydia decides that the best medicine can be found in traveling to the five places the two friends visited in their twenties and reliving the best moments from that time. This story was one of resilience, courage, strength, second chances, and rediscovering oneself. Kate and Lydia are wonderful characters that I found personable and relatable. I instantly felt a connection with Kate because of my own past battle with depression and feelings of hopeless. Reading about her journey took me on an emotional rollercoaster and pulled at my heartstrings. Lydia and Kate were lucky to have such a beautiful friendship and find strength in one another.

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Opposite Day for Dinopotamus (Dinopotamus Series) by Lois Wickstrom – Review by Jennifer Crain

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Opposite Day for DinopotamusOpposite Day for Dinopotamus by Lois Wickstrom
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

This book takes the traditional concept of opposite day and turns it on its head, literally. The story follows Dinopotamus, a curious and clever student who is excited to celebrate Opposite Day at his school.

The author, Lois Wickstrom, masterfully crafts a narrative that encourages readers to think creatively and consider the consequences of their actions. On Opposite Day, the rules are reversed, and kids get to “break” rules and disobey instructions – but only if they get it right.

The story is engaging and easy to follow, with simple language and colorful illustrations that will appeal to young readers. The protagonist, Dinopotamus, is relatable and likable, making it easy for readers to imagine themselves in his shoes.

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The Big Book of Booper Snoots by Suzanna Lynn – Review by Carrie Cross

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The Big Book of Booper SnootsThe Big Book of Booper Snoots by Suzanna Lynn
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

Suppose you’re looking for an adorable and educational way to infuse some fun into learning about animals and the alphabet with your children. In that case, The Big Book of Booper Snoots by Suzanna Lynn is a delightful choice. Suzanna Lynn captures the curiosity and innocence of children with an engaging exploration of various “booper snoots,” a term playfully used for the cute noses of animals that just beg to be “booped.”

It’s a unique blend of learning and playful interaction that encourages children from baby to 12 years old to engage with the content joyfully. In a nutshell, The Big Book of Booper Snoots is more than just a children’s book—it’s an opportunity for fun, learning, and lots of “boops.”

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Stout of My League (Love on Tap Series) by Sylvie Stewart – Review by Casey Drieling

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Stout of My League (Love on Tap #4)Stout of My League by Sylvie Stewart
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

📚Book Review📚
Stout of my League by Sylvie Stewart

Book64/50 was 4⭐️ and 3🔥!

An ARC, which I received, and it was fantastic!!

A love story, with a little mystery, and a twist on how things will go down. What more could you ask for!?

Being a baby sister of 4 alpha-males, Lynn is over the bossy and overprotective male type. She avoids them like the plague. That is… until Joey Martel slides into her life. They keep running into each other. Is Fate out to keep them together?

There’s “cleat-chasers”, then there’s real love. Which one is Lynn classified as? Will Lynn and Joey have what it takes to make a home run or will they strike out before they’ve even had a chance?

Walls are put up for a reason. Let’s be honest- Nobody wants to allow their heart to break, if it can be avoided. Who will be there when life throws a curve ball?

With a sudden house fire, then a family heir-loom stolen, who could be after the Brooks family and why? Will they be able to work together to get to the bottom of it or will Lynn shut everybody out who keeps treating her like a baby and then her bodyguard?

This book was a super quick and enjoyable read! Although there are 3 books previous to this Book 4, “Stout of my League” can be read as a standalone. I hope you enjoy like I have!

As always,
Happy Reading! 🩷

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Fire Meets Fire (Wretched Soulz MC #2) by Manda Mellett – Review by Kerry Carr

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Fire Meets Fire: Wretched Soulz MCFire Meets Fire: Wretched Soulz MC by Manda Mellett
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

This is the second book in the Wretched Soulz MC series. I absolutely adore books by this author. I am always impressed and captivated by the writing and characters. This is a MC romance with characters that have issues and demons that makes them deeper than just an MC club. This is a story filled with danger, angst, treachery, demons of their past and romance.

Chez is the president of the Wretched Soulz MC. As president he lives and dies by the rules of the MC club. He has come to terms with the fact that he will be a bachelor forever and he’s happy with that. At the end of the day his club comes first.
When he realises that someone is stealing from the Mac’s garage he is determined to find out what it is and punish them for taking liberties against his club. What he find will change his life and shake him up in ways he never imagined.

Helo is the thief in question. All her life she has suffered one trauma after another and now she finds herself medically discharged from the army with PTSD. Now she is in hiding and the only way she can keep her safe space is by fixing the owners bike. She doesn’t have access too funds so she uses her skills to get the parts from the MC club. She knows the risks if she gets caught but the risk of the people she is hiding from finding her is much greater.
When she gets caught by the president of the MC sparks and fists fly.

This is a very emotionally intense story which is what I love from this author. Both our main characters are very independent and capable of taking care of themselves, however Chez can’t deny the way Helo makes him feel, all he wants to do is protect her. However the problem becomes whether Helo or the MC club allow him to do that.
Can Helo let her guard down enough to accept help and protection from Chez. Can she trust a man after everything she has been through. And how will Chez react if his brothers in the MC club decide that they don’t want to risk themselves in protecting Helo?
Both of our main characters have trauma in their past which they are struggling to work through and which has shaped them into the person they are today.

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Catch A Cowboy (Match Made in Montana) by Rachelle Paige Campbell

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3 Stars

 

Catch A Cowboy is the second book in the Match Made in Montana Series. This book could be read as a standalone book, but it was great to get to check in with Meg, Ryan and Hank (all main characters from book #1) 

I blew through this book in just a couple days, it was so hard to put it down. It’s sweet, clean and slow-burn in a “country” setting. 

Stephanie Patricks is the sweet, young teacher ready and willing to help anyone and everyone. Ted is still holding on to feelings from the past. He is quickly put into a situation that is out of his normal routine and Stephanie steps in as the saving grace. As they both encounter situations that have them learning some valuable life lessons, they also see what is right in front of them. 

Opposite Day for Dinopotamus (Dinopotamus Series) by Lois Wickstrom – Review by Shelly Kittell

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Opposite Day for DinopotamusOpposite Day for Dinopotamus by Lois Wickstrom
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

“What a terrible story!” On opposite day, this means “What a terrific story!”
. Dinopotamus is learning about opposites at school. It’s an entertaining story that will bring giggles. It is a fun story. They learn about some of the different concepts. There are bright pictures and entertaining characters. It’s another fun addition to the family or classroom library.

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Bad Enough (The Deadman’s Tribe Series Book 2) by Nicole Craig – Review by Shelly Kittell

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Bad Enough (The Deadman's Tribe, #2)Bad Enough by Nicole Craig
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

From the moment I started this story, I felt like I was being drawn into the best darn romantic suspense that I’ve read this year. The author sets up this story with some intense Dom/sub that flows into two subplots that leave you going “BAM: and the story takes off from there. Familiar faces from GOOD ENOUGH make an appearance. The chemistry is hot. This story is off the hook. There is drama, suspense, and a bit of romance. It is fast-paced. Fantastic book.

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