At All (The Adams Brothers Book 3) by Mindy McKinley – Review by Kerry Baker

At All (Adams Brothers, #3)At All by Mindy McKinley
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

At All by Mindy McKinley is the third book in the Adams Brothers series. This is another excellent book in what is already such a strong series. I loved the enemies to lovers theme than this book was based on and the chemistry between the main characters. You could feel their intense connection right from the word go.
The book is pretty fast paced and is so easy to read. You easily get caught up in the story that has been so well developed. This is a great series and is one that is sure not to disappoint.

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Hell In A Handbasket (Life is Hell Book 3) by Naomi Valkyrie – Review by Piper Foster

Hell In A Handbasket (Life is Hell #3)Hell In A Handbasket by Naomi Valkyrie
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

The writing style yet again gripss me from the start. I really have been enjoying this series so couldn’t wait to get my hands on the next book. I love how each characters Teivel, Oren. Throw in demons with kids well wow. Through in. Rescue mission to this mix as well. Great descrtpive writing as always. You can see trouggt the eyes of the each characters as the story unfolds.

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THE BUCCANEERS OF St. FREDERICK ISLAND by LINDA MARIA FRANK – Review by Finn Cunningham

The Buccaneers of St. Frederick IslandThe Buccaneers of St. Frederick Island by Linda Maria Frank
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

The Buccaneers of St. Frederick Island is such a cute children’s adventure story! This is an upbeat, dramatic, mysterious book perfect for all ages! I absolutely loved it myself, and wholeheartedly recommend reading it for yourself! This is my first book from this author, and I was entertained throughout the entire thing. I recommend this book for all ages honestly, and can’t wait to read more of this author’s work!

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Hell In A Handbasket (Life is Hell Book 3) by Naomi Valkyrie – Review by Erica Fish

Hell In A Handbasket (Life is Hell #3)Hell In A Handbasket by Naomi Valkyrie
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

What happens when the demon falls in love with a demon hunter? A hella good story.

Naomi Valkyrie has become one of my favorite authors. I can really count on her for a really awesome story. Her attention to detail is out of this world. She describes the scene you are reading about and you can literally paint the picture in your mind’s eye. Her stories pull you in from the first page until the very last page in the book. If you love her attention to detail, you’re going to love her character development. I felt a connection to Teviel the demon. Then there is Oren the demon hunter. Oren is coming to terms with his demon hunter lineage. It appears as if these two should be worlds apart but their chemistry tells a whole different tale. It is a fast moving story with a lot of action. I could not put it down until I was finished with the book. I highly recommend this book and the whole series. You will not be sorry.

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A Sun So Bright (Reigning Hearts, Book Three) AUDIO BOOK by KG Fletcher – Review by Liz Vrchota

A Sun So Bright is the third book of the Reigning Hearts series from KG Fletcher. These books can be read or listened to completely as standalones or together in a series. I have to say I struggled with this one but only for a bit. The main female lead, Fiona, is not one that I wanted to like. Darn it all to hades though by the end Fletcher had me feeling all the feels and completely hooked on her as a person. She really grew into a woman I completely never thought possible in those early chapters. I am so glad I stuck with it and was able to see how this sweet little love story played out. I am excited to see what the next book in the series will bring. I am sure it will be its own sweet soul female lead with a completely new spin just like this one and the books before it.

 

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THE BUCCANEERS OF St. FREDERICK ISLAND by LINDA MARIA FRANK – Review by Liz Vrchota

The Buccaneers of St. Frederick IslandThe Buccaneers of St. Frederick Island by Linda Maria Frank
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

This was a sweet and fun young adult, children’s read that can be enjoyed at any age, and shared with your children alike. I love books that are all encompassing with the content. This is full of emotions, adventure, coming of age undertones and more! We get to follow along as a group of children set out to right the wrong they were done when money they raised for a good cause has gone missing. They put together their own sleuthing club to investigate and the adventure takes off from there. I shared this with my kids over a few evenings before bed, at 84 pages it really is a short fun shareable read for bedtime. I look forward to seeing what else is available from Linda Maria Frank!

Review by @lizaileen
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Black Dog Rising by Kat Caulberg – Review by Kerry Carr

Black Dog RisingBlack Dog Rising by Kat Caulberg
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

This is a great paranormal story that I really enjoyed. I was dragged into the story from the beginning and I couldn’t put it down. The characters are well written and even though the subject is paranormal you can actually imagine it happening because of how well the author paints the picture and builds the story.

Emma is running away from her ex and she finds herself in a small village being stalkered by an unknown person. Why is that person after her. She feels all alone until she is rescued by a handsome man called Toby.

Toby runs a local Inn which has a history. How much of that is real and how much is stories remains to be seen. The connection between them is strong and is felt immediately but why? Why is the connection between them so strong? What does it mean?
With both Emma and Toby having pasts and keeping secrets their journey to unravel them all leads them on a great adventure you won’t be able to put down.

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Gunner: An Eidolon Black Ops Novel by Maddie Wade – Review by Francis O’Sullivan

Gunner (Eidolon Black Ops #6)Gunner by Maddie Wade
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

Gunner is the sixth book in Maddie Wade’s Eidolon Black Ops series. It picks up on established characters and gives them a chance to take centre stage. Gunner and Lacey first met when Lacey was kidnapped by her ex and the Eidolon team rescued her. Since then, Gunner has left Eidolon and the relationship between him and his former brothers is strained. But there’s a chance he could repair the broken trust, and with Lacey moving to England to be closer to Skye and Nate he has plenty of reasons to try.
This is a fast-paced and emotional book. Gunner and Lacey have both been hurt by past experiences and, as the trust between them grows, are able to open up and start to heal. They also have present threats to face, getting tangled up in each other’s dangerous lives.
As well as all the danger and action, this book is very romantic. At times it verges on over-the-top but it works well to balance the darker aspects of the book. There’s a scene early on where Gunner is playing the piano and hears Lacey joining in playing the same piece on a different piano which particularly got me feeling a bit emotional!
Wade does a good job of filling in the backstory for any readers who start with this book, but it really makes more sense to start at the beginning of the series and read the books in order so you can see the characters developing and the larger plotlines develop.
For me, this is a five-star read. If you like an action-packed romance with complex, interesting characters this series should definitely go on your tbr list!

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Gunner: An Eidolon Black Ops Novel by Maddie Wade – Review by Piper Foster

Gunner (Eidolon Black Ops #6)Gunner by Maddie Wade
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

This is a short story nd my first by this author. Gunner life has changed dramatically as his sister when a choice changed this Milla. Gunner found himself working for a team who he felt trustworthy then to bertay him. Whislt undercover getting informed for Elidon he realise his true feelings. I would recommend reading the other books in the series before this so you have more of a connection to the characters.

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THE BUCCANEERS OF St. FREDERICK ISLAND by LINDA MARIA FRANK – Review by Lianne Probert

The Buccaneers of St. Frederick IslandThe Buccaneers of St. Frederick Island by Linda Maria Frank
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

The Buccaneers of St. Frederick Island by Linda Maria Frank is a great story for young readers.

Set on St. Fredericks Island, a group of kids raise money to buy toys for children. But, when the money is stolen the group form a club called the Buccaneers and set to work solving their first mystery.

This story has everything you need. There’s plenty of action and adventure, and it was much funnier than I had expected making it even more enjoyable. There are strong friendships, characters, and when you throw in a secret club and a mystery to be solved, there is so much to like about this book. Perfect to stir up imaginations!

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A Sun So Bright (Reigning Hearts, Book Three) AUDIO BOOK by KG Fletcher – Review by Tehreem Tahir

This was such a cute read! I really liked the male role in this novel! I think normally writers are lead to believe women want to read about a rugged, rude and dominant male but I enjoyed how he was so secure with himself but was patient with her! Would definitely recommend!

I also really enjoyed the princess and the pauper take it had and how we’re so consumed with what society says about us. Also, i think it’s interesting that her friends are the judgemental ones, despite them coming from a family that is ‘well educated’. I think it shows a lot about that phrase and how being of high class doesn’t mean anything if you’re not a nice person.

 

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Crave (Clark Family Series) by Evelyn Sola – Review by Tehreem Tahir

Crave (Clark Family Series Book 1)Crave by Evelyn Sola
My rating: 3 of 5 stars

I really enjoyed this but there were a lot of things that were really bothersome. I felt like Jake was very domineering but he does get better as the book goes on. Sandy started out as a badass woman who didn’t need a man, but becomes more insecure as the book went on. I did enjoy the whole family drama aspect of the book and I would definitely read the about the other brothers of the Clark family!

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The Buccaneers of St. Frederick Island by Linda Maria Frank – Reviewed by Roxsanne Lesieur.

The Buccaneers of St. Frederick IslandThe Buccaneers of St. Frederick Island by Linda Maria Frank
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

This is a kids story reminiscent of the famous five with the same scenario of a group of eighth graders investigating a mystery, but this is set on St Fredericks Island in 1947 and the kids are the Buccaneers, so named after the famous pirate Jon Buccleigh who lived there in the past. The mystery they want to solve is who has stolen their collection money for homeless kids in NYC which they worked so hard to raise after it was stolen from the Vestry.

Sprocket is the leader of the group and so she is trying to write a secret note under the watchful eye of one of the nuns who run the school, just as she is working out how to hide it and the fact she hasn’t done anything of what she was meant to be doing, the fire alarm sounds for a drill and the evidence remains hidden for now. Later on, when Sprocket gets home, things take a turn for the worse when she finds out that their meeting place, a shack on the beach, has been burned down in the middle of the day, fortunately nobody was hurt, but a message needs to be passed through their secret system to tell the other Buccaneers the news, she wants to go and see it, so her mum goes with her and Frank (another buccaneer) joins her there. Someone else is there as well, a friend of theirs who lives in another of the beach shacks, it turns out he has been doing a bit of investigating himself and has found something, but needs to do some further questioning to find out what it’s relevance is.

On the way back fo Sprocket’s house, talk turns to the local newspaper and the articles both currently in it and plans for articles in the future, but as soon as they get there, something is wrong, it looked like someone had broken in, so when Frank is chased out of the house, it is a surprise to them all. As they lock up the house, talk turns to a Native American woman who has started to write a column about her healing arts, it turns out that she has had a threatening letter since starting the column and is a little worries, it turns out her daughter is in the same year as the Buccaneers, but not in the same class as Sprocket.

With this extra layer of intrigue added onto the stolen money and burned down beach hut, the Buccaneers agree to meet in an old cave to discuss what they need to do next and how they are going to do it, however, as they continue the investigation, they have no idea how dangerous it is about to become or how many people are actually involved, especially when the native american’s lady’s daughter disappears. Will the Buccaneers be able to solve the mystery and find out where the missing money and girl are, never mind who was behind burning down the beach hut, or are they in over their heads?

This is a mystery full of intrigue, danger and investigative espionage and even though it is a book for kids, adults will enjoy it as well.

Reviewed by @roxsannel

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Linda Gets Her Groove Thing (The Green Room Chronicles, Book Two) AUDIO BOOK by J.D. Frettier – Review by Katie Matthews

Linda Gets Her Groove Thing – Audio Book

By JD Frettier

4 stars

 

This is the second audio book that I have listened to by this author and again I thought it was a really good and highly entertaining listen, it was quirky and had so many laugh out loud moments. The things that happened to Linda really did make me laugh, there were definitely some things that I was not expecting either. Great to see Dee and Bonnie again too!
The things that go on in that Green Room as so funny and the author has created some amazing characters that I loved listening about. I love the uniqueness of the storylines and find that I am fully invested in the story the whole way through.

Black Dog Rising by Kat Caulberg – Review by Anna Hirsch

Black Dog RisingBlack Dog Rising by Kat Caulberg
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

Black Dog Rising by Kat Caulberg
4 Stars

Black Dog Rising is a dark, romantic fantasy. Emma is in rural England fleeing her ex and ends up in a town called Ninestone Downs. Not everything is as it seems; magic is very much alive in this quaint town. She ends up at the Black Shuck Inn where she meets Toby Deering. The chemistry between them is undeniable but Toby carries some heavy secrets. Living with a four hundred year old curse, he tries to avoid Emma, if only to protect her. It seems their fates are intertwined. As much as he puts her in danger, he’s the only one that can protect her.

The book is well written and the author does a wonderful job of integrating Fae lore and English Shuck folklore into the story. The characters are well rounded and I love the way Toby uses older terminology in his speech patterns. There is plenty of mystery and danger to keep you interested in this story. The only thing that frustrated me was the fact that it took Emma so long to learn exactly what was going on. It’s the first book that I have read from this author and I enjoyed it, I believe you will too.

Review by @AnnaHirsch
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Black Dog Rising by Kat Caulberg – Reviewed by Roxsanne Lesieur.

Black Dog RisingBlack Dog Rising by Kat Caulberg
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

This story is about Emmeline Aubrey and what happens when she arrives in Ninestone Downs after escaping from her ex boyfriend and his murderous ex wife’s ghost. She moved continents to be with him, but after everything, she had to leave in order to be able to survive, but with only a small suitcase and what she hurriedly grabbed on her way out, she has nowhere to go and nobody to help her, that is until a mystery stalker appears and follows her all around the town. In a last ditch effort to lose his, she tries to escape through an alley, but it is a dead end, so as she slips into a doorway and after shouting loudly asking what the stalker wants and that she has called the police, she prepares to attack the would be attacker with her shoe, but when the door behind her suddenly opens, she falls down the stairs and into a mountain of human flesh, who proceeds to scare off her pursuer before asking her if she is ok and to explain what had just happened.

As her rescuer helps to clean up her new injuries and tactfully not ask about the other ones, she asks about the name of the pub she is in and his name, Toby, that is until he touches her arm and something like electricity passes between them, but also something more than that, she is not sure if he feels it too, but when he brushes it off, she is sure that he hasn’t. When she asks about an available room, he appears hesitant but when she says she has nowhere else to go, he has space for one night, the room is tiny, but at least she has one night to make her plans and figure out what she will do next. After a nap, a nightmare and a shadow she swears looked like the shape of a woman in her room, she realises that she had left all her toiletries and phone charger in London and so decides she needs to go out and get some, so she finds the barman who offers to take her after she has paid for her room. After getting the things she needed, they stop to get something to eat and as Toby, asks her more about herself, she avoids the questions with evasive answers until he sees someone and chases after them, leaving Emma alone, but when an old man startles her and then asks her to go see the puppets with him, she feels like she is being pulled after him, again until Toby finds her and breaks whatever hold he has on her.

The relief she feels is unusual, but the strangest thing happens when she tries to think about what has just happened, but putting it down to exhaustion after the last couple of days, she ignores it, the thing she cannot ignore is what happens every time her skin comes into contact with Toby’s, she knows he feels it too, but he makes excuses, as does she, however, as time progresses, more unusual things happen to her and Toby keeps on rescuing her, they cannot deny what is happening, but will Emma be able to figure out what is happening and who her mysterious stalker is, or will she be lost to the enchantments which seem to swirl around the small village and why is Toby keeping his distance when she knows their connection is growing stronger? The only way to find out the explanations and solve the mystery is to read along and find out with them.

Reviewed by @roxsannel

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At Once (The Adams Brothers Book 2) by Mindy McKinley – Review by Josie Coletti

At Once: Adams Brothers: Book 2At Once: Adams Brothers: Book 2 by Mindy McKinley
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

This was a cute book, the underling message from which the author discussed in an excerpt at the end was a bonus. I commend the author for touching on this subject. The characters were cute and funny. It was very easy to read, I got through it in about half a day due to interruptions, but easily could get done in a few hours. The development of the characters was good and I hope to see the support characters in books of their own. Overall, good book and well written.

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Bound by Secrets (Deadly Isles Special Ops Book 2) by Amy McKinley – Review by Shadel Ayerbe

Bound by Secrets (Deadly Isles Special Ops, #2)Bound by Secrets by Amy McKinley
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

Bound by Secrets (Deadly Isles Special Ops Book 2) by Amy McKinley was a story full of suspense and a dash of romance. There are so many adventures and so many twists.

Kayla ran away from her abusive ex boyfriend and ran to the arms of the person she least expected. Jaxon who assumed he would never get a second chance. The secret that stands between them would they ever get a chance to work things out?

The unknown and the thriller excited me in every chapter. The love story that blossoms in the book drove my desire to finish it that much quicker. Putting the book down was near impossible.

This is the second book in the series and it’s just lovely how we get to know the story of another character from the first book.

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Desperately Seeking Sixty Nine (The Green Room Chronicles, Book One) AUDIO BOOK by J.D. Frettier – Review by Jenique Bornman

OMG!!! What did I just listen to???

J D Frettier has one extraordinary imagination. Desperately seeking sixty-nine is one hour and 15 minutes of HILARIOUSLY thought out content of WHAT COULD BE……

Have you ever wondered what Limbo (purgatory) will be like? Well in this extremely funny book you’ll take a trip with the eccentric Bonnie McMillan to find just that out!!! You won’t regret it!!!

Only reason for the 4 stars is that I wish it could have been longer.

Love at First Haunt (Haunted Ever After Book 1) by Carrie Pulkinen – Review by Jenni Bishop

Love at First Haunt: A Ghostly Paranormal RomanceLove at First Haunt: A Ghostly Paranormal Romance by Carrie Pulkinen
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

Love at First Haunt: A Ghostly Paranormal Romance (Haunted Ever After Book 1) by Carrie Pulkinen is a rom com, contemporary romance, and thriller. It is the first book in a new series from Carrie and this genre is something that she does oh so well. Carrie is always on my TBR list and when I see one of her books it’s a must get. In true Carrie fashion the characters are well developed and quirky and did I mention lovable and make her stories what they are. The story is nonsensical funny that had me laughing loudly and hubby wondering why I was. I was captivated and read it in one sitting.

I look forward to the next ghostly feel good tale from Carrie.

Reviewed by @jennadb

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Where Flowers Bloom by Nikki Vale – Review by Faith Jackson

Where Flowers BloomWhere Flowers Bloom by Nikki Vale
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

This book is one I could definitely relate to and I love the layers of Kendyll including her secrets. I also love this book which pulls us into two stories in one with historical and modern similarities. Through it all, though, love seizes the day and gives us something to root for. So, pick up your copy and dive into one of the best reads you’ll give a try.

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At All (The Adams Brothers Book 3) by Mindy McKinley – Review by Josie Coletti

At All (Adams Brothers, #3)At All by Mindy McKinley
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

The third book in the series, I enjoyed this book tremendously. The real life struggles of the main characters brought a realism to the book where unrealistic fantasy normally resides. What I like most about this author is her ability to get buy in on the characters, you become invested in their story lines and want to see how their story develops. Hopefully the author will continue with other books in the series and highlight develoment of other characters within the world of the Adams brothers. If she does, I am totally here for it!

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Desperately Seeking Sixty Nine (The Green Room Chronicles, Book One) AUDIO BOOK by J.D. Frettier – Review by Sunday Barnaby

Desperately Seeking Sixty-Nine by J.D. Frettier

Narrated by Hollie Jackson 

Five Stars

 

Desperately Seeking Sixty-Nine is the first book in the Green Room Chronicles by J.D. Frettier. This is the first book I have listened to by this author, and I have to say it is the most unique book I have every read. This rom-com is full of steamy situations and hilarious recollections. We meet Bonnie McMillan as she is passing into the afterlife. Her best friend, Dee, who passed away years earlier is there to help her with the transition to life in “The Green Room”. This short story had me hooked from the very first page. The witty dialog and funny but sensitive topics discussed had me thinking, I hope it is truly like this after I pass. I can’t wait to listen to the next story in this series, I hope it continues in the truly entertaining vein.

This is the first book I have listened to narrated by Hollie Jackson. I loved it she really brought the characters to life. Her voice was smooth and easy to listen to.

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Gunner: An Eidolon Black Ops Novel by Maddie Wade – Review by Amanda Kimble

Gunner (Eidolon Black Ops #6)Gunner by Maddie Wade
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

5/5 Stars

Gunner: An Eidolon Black Ops Novel by Maddie Wade

This is the first book I’ve read by Wade. It won’t be my last and I’ll definitely be looking into the other books. Gunner is a fantastic way to start off a new author.

Lacey was once upon a time a model, but now she’s a designer. She is missing Gunner, who saved her at her friend’s wedding. When she runs into Gunner then things change for the best. The quote I chose for Lacey is: “I’m so sorry I blamed you. You’ve been shoved into untenable positions and done your best to keep everyone safe with no thanks and no support. You’re a good man, Gunner Ramberg, and I truly hope you can forgive me because I love the bones of you. Every single part of you has won over my heart and it belongs to you now.”

Gunner has nothing left. Or so he thinks. Running into Lacey is, what he thinks, the worst thing to happen to him. When she’s threatened he changes and sees her for what she is. The quote I chose for Gunner is: “I’m sorry, Pax. I’m so damn sorry for what I allowed to happen.”

Highly recommended for Military Romantic Suspense lovers.

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Second Chance Spirit (Haunted Ever After Book 2) by Carrie Pulkinen – Review by Bobbi Wagner

Second Chance Spirit: A Ghostly Paranormal Romance (Haunted Ever After #2)Second Chance Spirit: A Ghostly Paranormal Romance by Carrie Pulkinen
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

I enjoyed this ghostly paranormal story. This is the second book in this series and can be read as a standalone but I highly suggest reading the first book as well. This is a well written story that came to life on every page. This author has continued to impress me with not only her writing skills but her attention to details. The characters give the story life and make you feel as if you are right there with them. This is a story about Trent and Tina. When Trent’s uncle passes, he inherits his mansion. What will happen when he realizes he got more than just a mansion? Tina is a real estate agent that broke up with Trent a few months before. She is a little surprised to hear from him that he wants to see the mansion. Is there a lot more to this mansion than anyone realizes, like life and death? This is such an engaging story that it kept me turning pages to the end. This was also fun and entertaining to read. I highly recommend this book and this author.

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Gunner: An Eidolon Black Ops Novel by Maddie Wade – Review by Bobbi Wagner

Gunner (Eidolon Black Ops #6)Gunner by Maddie Wade
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

This is an author I have enjoyed from the first book I picked up by her. She pulls me into her stories with ease and keeps me engaged. This book is no different. This is a well developed story that has characters that are both creative and of course hot. I was pulled into the story from the beginning by the characters. They pop off the page as the story comes to life. This is Gunner and Lacey’s story. Fate is giving them a second chance but will they take it. Will one night change everything? This is a story of healing, love and hope. They are so great together and they brought so much to the story. I really enjoyed them. This is a book I do not regret picking up and neither will you. I highly recommend this book and this author.

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Beckoned (Born of Darkness Book 1) by R. B. Fields – Review by Bobbi Wagner

Beckoned (Born of Darkness, Book 1)Beckoned by R.B. Fields
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

This is a new author for me and I look forward to seeing what is next for them. This is a well rounded story that has vampires and lots of action. This is a fast paced story that kept me turning pages to the end. The characters made the story feel real and they are connectable. I had no problem seeing myself with them. They made the story fun and entertaining to read. This is a story about a strong female hunter who is a nurse by day and a serial hunter by night. What will happen when she realizes that the person she is hunting is not only a vampire but hot to look at as well. Sometimes fate has a way of stepping in to determine your life mate or could there be more than one. I enjoyed seeing a strong female hunter and watching her grow throughout the story was great. She was my favorite and really made the story for me. I highly recommend this book.

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Cursed Sight (Broderick Coven Series Book 2) by AJ Renee – Review by Kaitlynn Taylor

Cursed Sight (Broderick Coven, #2)Cursed Sight by A.J. Renee
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

Cursed Sight (Broderick Coven book 2) by A.J. Renee

4-stars

Cursed Sight by A.J. Renee is a truly entertaining paranormal read! From the very first chapter I was hooked, sitting on the edge of my seat waiting to get answers to all of my questions. This is the second book in this author’s Broderick Coven series, but it is also the first book of the series that I have read. In saying that I would suggest reading this series in order to get the full picture. However, I was quickly able to piece things together that I had missed.

Cursed Sight is the first paranormal read I’ve read this year so it was an absolute treat, I found this story to be detailed, addictive, captivating, gripping and unexpected, a true page turner. I ended up reading this book in one sitting as I couldn’t bring myself to stop reading, I felt so invested in these characters and I couldn’t wait to find out how everything played out.

Even though I didn’t read book 1 I would still highly suggest this book and series to others, it’s a fantastic storyline with great characters, so what more could you possibly want? I look forward to reading more from this author in the near future!

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Havall 16 by A. J. Ullman – Review by Sheri Schrader

Havall 16Havall 16 by A.J. Ullman
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

Havall 16 by A.J. Ullman is an adventurous dystopia book. This is my first book by this author but I don’t believe it will be my last. The story tells of a society where some have everything they could want or need while others have close to nothing. What happens when someone from this society travels back to try to change the mind of the man who ends up creating this existence. The story is well written and very descriptive. I could envision everything that was happening. I also enjoyed this different take on how a society could change so drastically. The messages are very timely and well thought out. I look forward to reading more from this author in the future.

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A Sun So Bright (Reigning Hearts, Book Three) AUDIO BOOK by KG Fletcher – Review by Angela Shirley

A Sun So Bright (Reigning Hearts, #3)A Sun So Bright by K.G. Fletcher
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

What happens when you have all the money and not have to think about surviving but it is a lonely at the top.

The story follows the life of Fiona. Fiona is a socialite and after trying to find a date to an event and failing she decides to get drown her sorrows she plots a plan to ask the handsome bartender to help her out.

Chris is just doing his job and in she walks, after talking to her over the course of the night she proposes that he becomes her date for a function and after that all hell breaks loose

I love this author and this story does not disappoint, the characters were great together and the story flowed brilliantly. The reader was passionate and added to the emotion of the flow to the story. As the story goes along you see into the relationship and understand that Fiona is looking for love but can she trust Chris with her heart.

I can’t wait to listen to the next book in this series.

Reviewed by Angela Shirley