Blood of the Dragon (Relic Hunters Book 4) by Martin Ferguson – Review By Betsy Melano

Blood of the Dragon (Relic Hunters, #4)Blood of the Dragon by Martin Ferguson
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

Blood of the Dragons is the 4th book in this amazing series. Personally, I loved this book the best out of all of them. As with the earlier books in the series, the book has action, drama, mystery, and don’t forget the characters! Over the course of the series, the characters have developed and make you care more about them and see how well the team works together to solve things along the way. You will definitely want to read these books in order to get the full effect of the team!

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Life’s a Witch (New Orleans Nocturnes Book 3) by Carrie Pulkinen – Review by Elizabeth Sanchez

Life's a Witch (New Orleans Nocturnes, #3)Life’s a Witch by Carrie Pulkinen
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

Life’s a Witch is book 3 in the New Orleans Nocturnes series by Carrie Pulkinen. This series is hilarious and I highly recommend it. As you can see from the titles- the author has a great sense of humor. Super natural is not my normal genre of book, but I love these. They are about witches, vampires, demons, etc but they are not dark and super paranormal. They take place in New Orleans in modern day and are so light hearted and funny. This book focuses on Crimson and Mike, a witch and a devil’s advocate. It does contain Crimson’s friends, characters from the first two books, but their involvement is so minimal is it is not necessary to read in order. You could start with any book and go back and read the others if you wanted, or read as a stand alone. I love the author’s writing style, she is great at describing the situations and people. She also had me in near tears several times due to laughing so hard. There is a scene that takes place in the bathroom after too many bean burritos- I was dying! Highly recommend this series, its a quick read and it will keep you engaged from start to finish.

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High Heels And Mistletoe (Kisses Under The Mistletoe) by C.A. King, USA Today Bestselling Author – Review by Rachel Moss

High Heels And MistletoeHigh Heels And Mistletoe by C.A. King
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

High Heels and Mistletoe by C. A. King was a really good read! It was a very quick, Christmas themed romance novel that drew me in with the synopsis. I really enjoyed the characters, the storyline and the happy ending. My only complaint was that the writing felt a little bit rushed. The days kind of fell together in the novel, and I had trouble establishing a good time frame for the events that happened. But regardless of that fact, the story was very captivating. This is the first novel I can recall reading from this author and I hope to read more in the future.

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Unwrapped by Evelyn Sola – Review by Carrie Reed

UnwrappedUnwrapped by Evelyn Sola
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

5 stars!

I loved this book and did not want it to end! The Christmas theme really got me into the holiday spirit. Miranda and Nick are so beautiful together. Im so happy that even after all Nick went through, he was able to find love again let alone trust a woman again. He never gives up on chasing after Miranda, which makes my heart melt. When they have their big blow out fight, I am devastated and couldn’t read fast enough to see what would happen. I could understand why Nick felt the way he did, he felt abandoned and like he was a secret. On the other hand brushing Miranda off after she tries to get in touch with him and then acting the way he did when she tries to make it right was a little childish. I was concerned that their age difference was going to be the downfall of their relationship but it was really down to Miranda’s mother. All of the drama, romance, steamy moments and watching their relationship grow is fun to watch. I can’t wait to check out more from this author.

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Rick: Ingram Brothers #3 by Roz Lee – Review by Carrie Reed

Rick: Ingram Brothers #3Rick: Ingram Brothers #3 by Roz Lee
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

5 stars!

I absolutely loved this book! The characters were easy to fall in love with and the story, had me so entranced. I did not read the other books in the series, but I didn’t feel as though I couldn’t follow along, although it would have been nice if I did so I could have had some background on Rick’s brothers Will and Jake and their dramas. From the beginning I really thought Rick and Dave were going to be it, but the way Dave broke it off with Rick was just heartbreaking, especially to see how Rick reacted to the separation. When he meets Brent I started getting excited for a new relationship for him, and it is HOT! I love Rick and Brent together and I love how protective Rick gets of Brent. When Rick’s brothers drama comes back and spills into his life with Brent it adds a little bit of excitement into the steamy romance we have going on. I wish this book could have been longer, I was hanging on every word. I hate that any homosexual male or female feel they have to hide who they are for fear of what the public will thing, I can’t wait for the day when anyone of a different sexuality will feel safe enough shout who they love without any fear or discrimination A definite must read!

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Rick: Ingram Brothers #3 by Roz Lee – Review by Bobbi Wagner

Rick: Ingram Brothers #3Rick: Ingram Brothers #3 by Roz Lee
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

This is a new author for me. I enjoyed my first romance story by this author and look forward to reading more from her in the future. This is a well developed story that pulled me in right from the beginning. This is an engaging story that is fast paced and easy to read. The characters bring the story to life and are connectable. This is the third book in this series and Rick’s story. Rick is a brother who is a good brother and would do anything for his. His brother wants him to rent out a room to his new lawyer, even if it seems like a bad idea, Rick goes with it. As Rick is about to find out, he now has a problem. His new renter, Brent just happens to be the person who is sworn to keep a secret about Rick. Brent was just looking for a place to rent. He never expected to land on Rick’s door. Will Rick’s secret come out? What will fate have in store for these characters? I enjoyed these characters and what they brought to the story. I didn’t read the previous two books in this series but I will be going back to do just that. I highly recommend reading this book to find out what happens to Rick.

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Life’s a Witch (New Orleans Nocturnes Book 3) by Carrie Pulkinen – Review by Katie Matthews

Life's a Witch (New Orleans Nocturnes, #3)Life’s a Witch by Carrie Pulkinen
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

 

I really enjoyed this book!! It made me laugh quite a few times whilst I was reading it, the story was fun to read and I really liked the characters. The author has a really fun and engaging writing style and the story was so easy to read. I thought that Crimson was just such an awesome character to read about, I think she is probably one of my favourite characters this year, she made me smile and laugh so much – I absolutely adored her and her clumsiness! I loved Mike as well – they were so perfect together!
I would recommend reading this series in order but they can also be read as standalones. I am definitely loving this paranormal romantic comedy series and I would highly recommend it to other readers!

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The Sound of Silence by Dakota Willink – Review by Liz Vrchota

The Sound of SilenceThe Sound of Silence by Dakota Willink
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

Holy buckets batman…. This book will kill your emotions, rip out your heart, and then ever so slowly begin to put you back together. I will say I kinda knew what I was getting into with the blurb, that it was going to be difficult and hard to read with the subject of center being domestic violence. I hate to admit it to this day but I have been here and I have friends who have been put in the hospital and through literal hell to find their way to freedom again. This is never an easy topic to read about or talk about, but it is one that needs to be more prevalent. We need more novels like this one to show the women in the struggle, or men, that they are not alone and there is light to be found at the end of the tunnel. This book does a very good job of approaching these subjects with care, research, and class. I could tell Dakota Willink places this subject close to her heart and it showed in the way this book came out. I was so moved by her author’s note chapter that I found myself tearing up there too. This book will wreck you like I said, but it is so worth every moment and you will remember it long after you finish reading it. I look forward to seeing what else is available from Dakota Willink as she is a new author to me and this was my first experience reading her stuff so I am sure it will be something worth investing in soon.

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Dead Lawyers Don’t Lie: A Gripping Thriller (Jake Wolfe Book 1) by Mark Nolan – Review by Erica Fish

Dead Lawyers Don't Lie (Jake Wolfe, #1)Dead Lawyers Don’t Lie by Mark Nolan
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

Mark Nolan is a mastermind. Dead Lawyers Don’t Lie kept me on a roller coaster ride of emotions. There were many times when I had to grip my pillow because I was nervous about what was coming around the corner. The storyline is gripping. It held my attention from the first paragraph until the last word. The characters are fully developed and complex. Throughout the story, there is a roller coaster ride that keeps the story moving. “The Artist” had decided to assassinate wealthy lawyers. He has put Jake Wolfe on his sites because of a photo. Jake decides to take the chase to The Artist. Can Jake keep his loved one safe? Will Jake find “The Artist” before his loved ones get hurt? I highly recommend this story. I will warn that you may not be able to put the book down once you start reading it.

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Blood of the Dragon (Relic Hunters Book 4) by Martin Ferguson – Review by Heather Bass

Blood of the Dragon (Relic Hunters, #4)Blood of the Dragon by Martin Ferguson
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

I have read a few books by this author and he continues to blow my mind in this series. This is the fourth book of the addictive Relic Hunters series. You have to read these books in order to understand what is going on. I still can see this series as a Tv show or a mini movie. I was so excited when I got this book I stopped everything and started to read it immediately. I could not put this book down until the end. I can’t wait to see what happens to these amazing characters.

Adam and the Relic Hunters were begged to come to help in Romania. They go to the Poenari Castle where the most known mass murder happened long ago. Adam meets the impaler Vlad and that is when things start to turn dark. Adam never knew that history and myth would go together until this job. The darkness starts to go across the globe and Adam finds himself alone to fight the Blood of the Dragon. Will Adam be able to save his friends and himself or will the darkness take over completely?

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The Bullet Theory (Dr. Nolan Mills Book 1) by Sonya Jesus – Review by Jennifer Gordon

The Bullet Theory (Dr. Nolan Mills, #1)The Bullet Theory by Sonya Jesus
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

I was hooked from page one by this psychological thriller as it was full of drama and suspense. Eleanor Deveraux only has one thing left to live for and that is, revenge. When her fiancé suggests working together on a case to salvage their relationship, Eleanor ends up begrudgingly attending a session with therapist Dr. Nolan Mills. However, the only reason she completes his ‘homework assignments’ is because she wants the case files on the havoc causing proxy killer. Eleanor does not want to solve the case to stop the vigilante and his bullet messages, she wants to hire him. As he is known to be able to solve unsolvable cases, all she needs is the name of the killer. But when Eleanor discovers the identity of the killer and he gives her an opportunity to get her revenge she has to decide whether to take the shot or turn him in. This was a real page turner of a novel and very unpredictable with all the plot twists in it. The storyline flows nicely and the descriptive narrative really brings the characters to life making me feel fully engaged in the story. It was a gripping story full of drama and suspense but also romance and it took me on an emotional rollercoaster along with the characters. I particularly felt Eleanor’s pain and heartbreak and understood her need for revenge. This was a complex but enjoyable read which kept me happily turning the pages wanting to find out how it would end but equally not wanting the story to end.

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The Bullet Theory (Dr. Nolan Mills Book 1) by Sonya Jesus – Review by Liz Vrchota

The Bullet Theory (Dr. Nolan Mills, #1)The Bullet Theory by Sonya Jesus
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

I just love all of Sonya Jesus’s novels so when I saw she was putting out a new psychological thriller I could not wait to get my hands on it. This is book one in the her newest series, Dr. Nolan Mills, and I promise you this will legit blow your socks off. I was so sucked into this book I literally had to remove myself from people to devour it because I was turning into a grumpy mama bear with each distraction. I could not put this sucker down and it has quickly become my favorite novel yet from Sonya.

This thing is jam packed with adventure, action, revenge, mystery, psychological plot twists and more. I was so invested in finding out how things would turn out for the main character Eleanor. She has had enough of her failing relationship and now she has her mind set on revenge. She seeks a therapist to help her through this, Dr. Nolan Mills. The doctor quickly becomes a man of mystery and intrigue making you second guess everything you read about him. This book will make you feel as if you are watching a crazy movie, complete with the yelling and tossing objects at the characters, only with a kindle. I cannot wait to see where the next book will take us and I so so need it like yesterday! This is one killer book hangover but oh so worth every bit of it!!

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Murder Makes Waves (Jack and Frances mysteries Book 3) by Carmen Radtke – Review by Dawn Daughenbaugh

Murder Makes Waves (Jack and Frances mysteries, #3)Murder Makes Waves by Carmen Radtke
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

4 Stars
Murder Makes Waves (Jack and Frances mysteries Book 3) by Carmen Radtke

Murder Makes Waves is the third book in the Jack and Frances mysteries by Carmen Radtke. This is my first read by this author and I really didn’t know what to expect going in, but I love me a good cozy mystery especially when they are packed with danger, crime and murder . Im a huge fan of any historical genre so this was right up my alley beings it was set in 1931. This author has a unique way of telling a story and making you feel as if you are right there with them. The characters are relatable and fun. I’m definitely going to check out the first two books in this series. Frances and Jack take a job on a voyage cruise ship doing magic. But when a passenger is found dead they find themselves taking on a new role of finding the murderer. Will they figure out who the murderer is? Find out what happens next in this must read fast paced cozy mystery. I look forward to reading more from this Author.

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CLAIM ME NOW (Heron Harbor Book 2) by Lea Nolan – Review by Bobbi Wagner

Claim Me NowClaim Me Now by Lea Nolan
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

This is my first book by this author which I enjoyed and I look forward to reading more from her in the future. This is a well written story that has characters that bring the story to life. The characters are engaging and connectable. They made the story easy to read and kept the story moving. I enjoyed being pulled in right from the beginning. This is a story of what happens when a tall, dark, handsome male walks through your door. Raven is vice president and loves her job until out of nowhere she finds herself without her job. Jack has everything he wants but firing people is not something he enjoys. What these two have in common is that the both end up at the beach. Raven never expected the storm that was brewing and certaining never expected Jack to walk through her family’s beach house door. What will fate have in store for them? I enjoyed their chemistry and watching their relationship grow from beginning to end. They are great characters that I enjoyed. I highly recommend reading their story.

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CLAIM ME NOW (Heron Harbor Book 2) by Lea Nolan – Review by Mirela Ruiz

Claim Me NowClaim Me Now by Lea Nolan
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

CLAIM ME NOW (Heron Harbor Book 2) by Lea Nolan was a great romantic read! I loved the premise and Raven and Jack did not disappoint. I found Raven super relatable, she was smart and sassy. The pacing was perfect and I loved all the details. I loved Heron Harbor and cannot wait to read more.

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Fake Fiancé (A Second Chance Office Romance) by Amy McKinley – Review by Bobbi Wagner

Fake Fiancé: A Second Chance Office RomanceFake Fiancé: A Second Chance Office Romance by Amy McKinley
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

This is not my first book by this author but it is one of my favorites. I enjoy her writing skills and her attention to details make you feel as if you are part of the story. This book is no different. This is a romance story that I found hard to put down. It is engaging and easy to read. I was pulled in from the beginning by the characters. Adeline has her dream job all set up in Italy, the city of love. Once she gets there, the city of love isn’t what she expected. She now finds herself playing the role of fiance to her boss, Stone. Now they are faced with keeping their relationship business or crossing a professional line. Will they cross that line and give in to the attraction? I enjoyed watching their relationship grow throughout the story. Their chemistry is off the charts and I found myself hoping they would cross that line and find a HEA they so deserved. I enjoyed their characters, they really made the story for me. I highly recommend this book.

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Fake Fiancé: A Second Chance Office Romance by Amy McKinley – Review by Stephanie Dulac

Fake Fiancé: A Second Chance Office RomanceFake Fiancé: A Second Chance Office Romance by Amy McKinley
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

Fake Fiancé a second chance office romance by Amy McKinley is the first book I’ve read by Amy McKinley and I was not disappointed. I absolutely loved loved this story and could not put it down. I really loved Adeline and Stone and thought the character’s where wonderful. Adeline’s personally is fun and i really liked reading about her. I feel Adeline and stone are a great couple and complete each other well. I would love to read more about these characters and hope this wont be the last time. I look forward to reading more books by Amy McKinley. Thank you Amy For writing this fun romance book for us to read it was a 5 star read for me :).

 

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Urban Justice (A Chicago Vigilantes Novel Book 2) by India Kells – Review by Debi Kircher

Urban Justice (A Chicago Vigilantes Novel #2)Urban Justice by India Kells
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

Urban Justice (A Chicago Vigilantes Novel Book 2) by India Kells

5 Stars

Everytime I think this author couldn’t do any more to make her a favorite on my list, I read another book by her and fall in love all over again.

I loved the first book in this series and couldn’t wait for this one. This one continues the story which I have found unique and completely awesome. This part centered around Sloane and Luke and of course the vigilante. I love how this one played out and am already chomping at the bit for the next. Not going into too many details because I feel the first book needs to be read to get the full effect. This had just enough of everything you expect when picking up an India Kells book, just enough heat, just enough connection, and awesome secondary characters. The danger had me on the edge of my seat and I read it in one sitting.

Pick up both of these books, you will not be sorry!

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High Heels and Mistletoe by CA King-Review by Amanda Kimble

High Heels And MistletoeHigh Heels And Mistletoe by C.A. King
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

5/5 Stars

High Heels and Mistletoe by CA King

Not my first read by King, but my first holiday read for the season. King really keeps a reader’s attention and I love it. High Heels and Mistletoe is the perfect read!

Julietta gets a new client right before her vacation. Her boss needs a new contract signed and he puts her on the job. Until her family curse comes across. The quote I choose for Julietta is: “No, I’m acting like a lovesick puppy. I don’t know why he has this effect on me. Of course, I’m not the one.”

Luke is famous among the tabloids. When a girl falls into his arms outside the mall. He cant get her out of his mind and it’s pure luck that her father invited him to their house. The quote I chose for Luke is: “You are still a Christmas naysayer, I see,” Luke mused. “I’ve made it my personal mission this year to change that.”

Highly recommended for Sweet Romance lovers.

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CLAIM ME NOW (Heron Harbor Book 2) by Lea Nolan – Review by Heather Lovelace

Claim Me NowClaim Me Now by Lea Nolan
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

Nolan hits this one right out of the park. I was captivated right out of the gate and couldn’t put it down before finishing the last page. The chemistry jumped off the page and lit up the room. Every emotion felt extremely tangible and sincere. I don’t have adequate words to express how much I enjoyed this book without possibly spoiling the story for others. This is one you need to read for yourself.

Reviewed by @heatherlovelace
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Fake Fiancé (A Second Chance Office Romance) by Amy McKinley – Review by Heather Lovelace

Fake Fiancé: A Second Chance Office RomanceFake Fiancé: A Second Chance Office Romance by Amy McKinley
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

I haven’t found a book by McKinley yet that I haven’t loved. From the beautiful cover to the captivating book blurb, I knew this was going to be another wonderful literary ride. And I was so right. I loved the journey this took me on and the up and downs I traveled with these characters. Some expected conflict, heated moments, and just some intense chemistry – I loved every page and cannot wait to read this again. Loved it!

Reviewed by @heatherlovelace
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Dreaming of Christmas: 5 complete, sweet holiday romances by Joanne Dannon – Review by Heather Lovelace

Dreaming of ChristmasDreaming of Christmas by Joanne Dannon
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

This collection of Christmas stories is one that any contemporary romance lover will want to add to their library immediately. The author has done a beautiful job crafting each story, with wonderful characters and enthralling holiday storylines. I enjoyed each short story on its own and the collection in its entirety. A perfect volume for a cozy winter read near the Christmas tree. Loved it!

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Starvation by Molly Fennig – Review by Liz Vrchota

StarvationStarvation by Molly Fennig
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

So I knew going into this story it was going to be a tense read that would really make me think and play with my emotions. I was probably a little underprepared though lol. I have to say this book is very well written and engaging but be prepared to want to scream and cry all at once more often than not while reading. I have had very dear friends of my struggle with eating disorders and this book really captures what it is like to not only live with one yourself but the way this impacts family and friends and others too. I was very much wrapped up in Matt, our main character’s story. He brings a fresh new light to the concept because this doesn’t get addressed nearly as much with males who can just as much be impacted with eating disorders as a female. Matt has to take quite the journey and will deal with loss in ways that will tear your heart out. I won’t really give much more details but this is one you really must read. I do look forward to seeing what else will come from Molly Fennig, I have not before read her work and this definitely sucked me in and made me want to see more.

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High Heels And Mistletoe (Kisses Under The Mistletoe) by C.A. King, USA Today Bestselling Author – Review by Kerry Baker

High Heels And MistletoeHigh Heels And Mistletoe by C.A. King
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

High Heels and Mistletoe by C.A. King is a brilliant take on a holiday romance by on of my favourite authors. This book is completely different from everything I have read by this author previously and I absolutely loved it!! I think it has to be one of my favourites by far.
The story is sweet and entertaining, more than once I found myself chuckling at what was happening on the pages in front of me.
I loved the interaction between the main characters. They had such a chemistry and was evident right from the word go. I was instantly invested in their story and really wanted them to find their happy ending. The story itself was entertaining and well developed. This is the kind of book that you have to read in one sitting because you lose yourself so easily in the story. I would highly recommend this book to anyone!

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Fake Fiancé (A Second Chance Office Romance) by Amy McKinley – Review by Liz Vrchota

Fake Fiancé: A Second Chance Office RomanceFake Fiancé: A Second Chance Office Romance by Amy McKinley
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

I have always loved Amy McKinley’s romance novels so when I saw this newest one dropped and was a novella length read I scooped it up without even thinking twice. I love how this book was a novella, short and sweet, but you still felt as if you got a whole full length novel. This book packs a big punch in a small package. McKinley has always brought the emotion and flare to her characters and Adeline and Stone do not deviate from this. They are complex characters. I loved the push and pull between these two and how we got to see it from both of them in different ways. I felt as if I was reading about a real set of people being thrust into a situation that is bound to have some laughs and very much so has the ability to be disastrous. This is one you will not want to miss! I cannot wait to see what we will get next from Ms. McKinley!

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HUNTED (HUNTED series Book 1) by Sarah Biglow & Molly Zenk – Review by Liz Vrchota

HuntedHunted by Sarah Biglow
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

I sincerely love when these two get together and write these amazing and gripping novels that I soak up like my favorite drink on a hot day. HUNTED is the first in a new series from Sarah Biglow and Molly Zenk. These two always create these worlds that carry you away and make you feel as if you are right there with the characters as you read. I will be honest though, vampire books and movies, etc, are not my fav… I know how could I but honestly to me this is a trope that is overplayed usually…. NOT the case here. This felt fresh and adventurous, and most of all it felt as if it could have been real and believable. I was swept up into this world where vampires walk amongst us and we don’t deny it. Unfortunately, for them they still need to protect themselves from being hunted and eradicated. I loved the characters in this and was completely engrossed from the very first chapter until the final few words of the last. I cannot wait to get my hands on the next novel and see where it will take me!

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Fake Fiancé (A Second Chance Office Romance) by Amy McKinley – Review by Piper Foster

Fake Fiancé: A Second Chance Office RomanceFake Fiancé: A Second Chance Office Romance by Amy McKinley
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

Amy McKinley has a way of bringing characters to life in such a quick novella. Adeline and Stone couldn’t be more different. This book shows a different way in which Office romance can happen. I like how we got to read from each character POV. Other relationship’s and dynamics are also shown which further impact’s this storytelling. Pasts can have an ugly way of revealing themselves in the most awkward situations. This is a real enjoyable feel good book.

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Blood of the Dragon (Relic Hunters Book 4) by Martin Ferguson – Review by Roxsanne Lesieur

Blood of the Dragon (Relic Hunters, #4)Blood of the Dragon by Martin Ferguson
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

This book starts at the ruined Poenari Castle in Romania where it is pouring with rain and cold and a small group have gotten past the local armed forces guarding it and have managed to climb the seemingly endless staircase to get to it, it is rumoured to contain the long lost treasure hoard of an infamous Prince, but when they discover a couple of old coins in the ruins as well as an old silver chalice with an unusual engraving, they are hopeful that they will find it, but that is until all the lights go out around them and they are viciously attacked.

Forty years later, a Professor and friend of the leader of the Relic Hunters of the British Museum Charles, start to receive threatening phone calls and letters and their office and house are ransacked, they decide to call Charles and ask for his help, while in a taxi on their way to the museum, they are attacked by a masked man and his mercenaries. They are nearly rammed off the road multiple times, they are peppered with gunfire and when the taxi is finally overturned and they are dragged from it with a gun pressed to their head, just in the nick of time, Adam and Emma of the hunters come to their rescue and take them to the museum after Charles received their messages for aid.

As the trio enter the museum, the Professor is astounded to see the part of the underground area of the Museum they are being led through, but are not happy when they find out that Charles isn’t there, but are happy to find out that the team will still help them. As the Professor explains what the people were after her for, it turns out that it is the diary of one of those attacked in Romania and that she bought through an auction, after it had finally been made public. As its contents are revealed and the location within it are discussed, the team come to a decision to go to the castle in question with the Professor and help them that they will set off there as soon as they are ready, but this is where the danger starts, secrets are revealed and paths cross in a most mysterious way.

This is yet another fantastic installment in the Relic Hunters series and one full of twists, turns, mysteries and action which well and truly sucks you in, but will the Hunters be able to overcome their latest adversary or will this plea for help be one they can’t fulfil?

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High Heels And Mistletoe (Kisses Under The Mistletoe) by C.A. King, USA Today Bestselling Author – Review by Rochelle Ferguson

High Heels And MistletoeHigh Heels And Mistletoe by C.A. King
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

I love reading Christmas themed romance stories and this book did not disappoint! C.A King brought the story to life with her characters, writing style and originality. Julietta and Luke’s romantic story captured my attention instantly. They are complete opposites, yet perfect for each other.

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Cuckoo Clock – New York (Unbroken Bonds Book 3) by Elisabeth Marrion – Review by Lianne Probert

Cuckoo Clock - New York (Unbroken Bonds Book 3)Cuckoo Clock – New York by Elisabeth Marrion
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

Cuckoo Clock – New York is the third book in Elisabeth Marrion’s Unbroken Bonds Series. I have not read the other books in this series and would say this can be read as a stand-alone story.

Cuckoo Clock – New York is a fascinating story. Set in World War Two, it gives an insight to people’s lives throughout the war. We know of many heroic stories from the war, but there are so many tales yet to be told.
This story focuses on Esther, a doctor, who in 1938 must quickly leave Germany. On her journey she meets a group of children from an orphanage, we follow her and people she meets along the way as they help get the children safely through war-torn Europe.
This story is full of emotion, it captures the fear and bravery that everyday people showed each other during this horrific time. The book is fast-paced, I moved surprisingly quickly through it. The wonderful characters make you fall in love with this story, I was thoroughly invested almost right from the start. I will definitely go back and read the other books in the series.

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