Love Comes In The Mourning by Erin Bevan – Review by Candida Hopper

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Love Comes in the MourningLove Comes in the Mourning by Erin Bevan
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

Love Comes in the Mourning
by Erin Bevan

This was such a sweet and emotional story. There were definitely some tears and laughter while reading this book. Lesley has moved to a small town where she inherited a house from her aunt. She is recently divorced and is going to try to get on her feet again and regain her independence. John is a contractor who has lost his wife and is trying to keep his business afloat, but he isn’t sure he wants to work for a city girl. When these two meet there is definitely attraction but neither one of them are in the market for a relationship. As I got further into the story I couldn’t help but become invested in their lives and want what’s best for them. There are also other characters in this book that make this story that much better. The attention to detail in this book made it so I felt like I was right there in the story. I highly recommend this book.

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Tompkin’s School: For The Extraordinarily Talented (A Supernatural Academy Trilogy Book 1) by Tabi Slick – Review by Jonell Collins

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Tompkin's School For The Extraordinarily Talented (Supernatural Trilogy #1)Tompkin’s School For The Extraordinarily Talented by Tabi Slick
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

Tompkin’s School: For The Extraordinarily Talented (A Supernatural Academy Trilogy Book 1) by Tabi Slick is a great introduction to this series. The Torvik, twins Izzy and Kain are great characters, can’t wait to see their development in future stories. The world the author builds, seems familiar but also new and strange. The story kept my interest and kept me turning pages. I must say I was not prepared for the cliff hanger. I am looking forward to the next one.

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Tompkin’s School: For The Extraordinarily Talented (A Superrnatural Academy Trilogy Book 1) by Tabi Slick – Review by Erica Fish

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Tompkin's School For The Extraordinarily Talented (Supernatural Trilogy #1)Tompkin’s School For The Extraordinarily Talented by Tabi Slick
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

This school for the Supernatural talented boarding school sounds like it would be an interesting school to attend. There are paranormal studies, and plentiful mysteries to go around.
Izzy and Kain are two new students to Tompkin’s that found they have talents that were hidden. There was darkness around the school that makes matters worse. Will Izzy and Kain realize what is going on in time or will evil take over. Tabi Slick has created a high school for the gifted. The story was a bit slow to begin but it sure ramped up in a hurry. I found me turning pages rapidly turning pages to see what is in store for the twins. I recommend this story for young readers to adults.

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The Divided Twin (The Divided Series Book 2) by M. Billiter with Kyle Thomas – Review by Tausha Treadway

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The Divided TwinThe Divided Twin by M. Billiter
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

The Divided Twin (The Divided Series Book 2) by M. Billiter with Kyle Thomas . 1st I want to say BRAVO to Mary BIlliter for tackling such a difficult subject. This is the second book in this series and I highly recommend reading the previous book first. Its the story of Mary and her twin sons Aaron & Branson who are off to college. Aaron is in Ohio and Branson is in their hometown college in Wyoming. Mary is a hard working single mom and has struggled raising these boys on her own. Their childhood was fairly turbulent and Mary as worked so hard to get the boys in college so when she is diagnosed with cancer the boys third twin David comes out. David has always been known as the third twin that exists in their minds and he is taking the illness of their mother and is determined to tear Branson & Aaron apart. David is a very evil figment in the mind of the twins and he loves to create havoc. Will Mary have to die knowing her boys will never survive the evil disease of Mental Illness? Be prepared when you start this book that you will not want to put it down.

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Love Comes In The Mourning by Erin Bevan – Review by Tausha Treadway

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Love Comes in the MourningLove Comes in the Mourning by Erin Bevan
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

Love Comes In The Mourning by Erin Bevan. This is such a sweet contemporary romance. Its the story of recently divorced Lesley DeLoach and Widower John Hambrie. Lesley is down on her luck and moving to a new down because her Great Aunt has died and left her run down Estate to her. When Lesley finds out her great aunt left her this estate she thinks her luck has finally turned in the right direction until she see it. Its as run down as a place can be. Rosalyn Manor has left a lot to be desired but Lesley decides she can’t kick a gift horse in the mouth so she hires John Hambrie’s construction company to restore it. John is excited to get the business because he is barley holding on as it is. As he begin works the Manor begins to take shape and John and Lesley find an attraction bubbling. John has been burned by big money before so will he allow his heart to be put to the test again? Lesley is so soured from her divorce will she be able to love again? Read Love Comes in the Mourning to find out!

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Be One with Me (Finding Love in Green Springs Book 2) by CA Miconi – Review by Heather Bass

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Be One with Me (Finding Love in Green Springs, #2)Be One with Me by C.A. Miconi
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

I have read a couple of books from this author and she continues to surprise me. I love small town romance but this book exceeded all my expectations. This is the second book to the Finding Love in Green Springs series. You can read this book as a stand alone but there are previous characters in this story as well. I was so excited when I got this book I stopped everything and started to read it immediately. I could not stop reading until the end. The characters will draw you in right from the start. I can’t wait to see what this author will write next.

Sally lives in one of the most popular cities, Chicago. She loves being a city girl. Sally loves her job but when she loses her mother to cancer she finds out she has family she never knew about. Sally finds herself in the country. She is so happy with her new family but something is missing in her life. Sally runs into the handsome Nolan and she starts to feel things she has never felt before. Can Sally be a country girl or will she miss her city living too much?

Review by @heatherbass

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Love in the Mourning by Erin Bevan – Review by Kari Williams

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Love Comes in the MourningLove Comes in the Mourning by Erin Bevan
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

Love Comes in the Morning was my first novel by Erin Bevan and it was such an amazing read!

Bakersville, Georgia is where Lesley finds herself looking for a fresh start. She just inherited a grand old house from her great aunt and it truly couldn’t have happened at a better time. She has a lot to work out, but she is going to take this fresh start and run with it.

John is a local contractor. Hesitant of city slickers, when his Uncle tells him he needs to take a job for this new lady coming to town he just knows she is going to be a pain. But as soon as he starts to get to know her, maybe he judged her a little too harshly.

John and Lesley are both going through their own personal issues. Each a little bit different, but maybe they will find that they could work on them together. I really enjoyed this story. The author did a wonderful job creating this book world in Bakersville, Georgia. The characters were really great and I didn’t want to out it down!

Reviewed by @knwilliams709

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Love Comes In The Mourning by Erin Bevan – Review by Lisa Helmick

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Love Comes in the MourningLove Comes in the Mourning by Erin Bevan
My rating: 3 of 5 stars

The story started out with a bang! Interesting and sassy characters but then it fizzled. It became slow and it struggled holding my interest. I didn’t care for the secondary story about the aunt. I see why it was added at the end but at the time I thought it was filler.

The characters building was good but again it just went poof and they seemed to be stuck. Each of these characters had something to overcome. They did work on that a bit as well as try to come to terms with their feelings. I did enjoy the whole dove aspect. That was cute and a way to tie things to the story. The secondary characters were nice too.

Overall it is an ok book. There are elements that are endearing. I felt like it was supposed to be more than just a romance.

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Being Lost (Satan’s Devils MC San Diego #1) by Manda Mellett – Review by Susan Mowdy

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Being Lost (Satan's Devils MC San Diego #1)Being Lost by Manda Mellett
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

Not only do I love Manda Mellett’s books but I love book with an older couple and she gave me both. I completely fell in love with this couple. Miss Mellett brings some of the BEST MC stories and I cannot get enough of them!

I loved Patsy and Lost. Both of them went through immense struggles but Lost always made sure Patsy was taken care of and she wouldn’t lose more.

I love seeing the San Diego chapter of this MC crew. Each series has always hooked me and I cannot wait for more from the San Diego series!!

Review by @listersda
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Love Comes In The Mourning by Erin Bevan – Review by Madison Degraffenreid

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Love Comes in the MourningLove Comes in the Mourning by Erin Bevan
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

Love Comes In The Mourning by Erin Bevan

5-Stars

Romantic and entertaining, Love Comes In The Mourning by Erin Bevan was an addicting read. I struggled to put this captivating novel down. It had excellent characters who grew as the story progressed. It was creative, emotional, and filled with love. This author created a piece with a great plot and climax. It easily kept my attention and my emotions going. I loved this book and I know other readers will as well. I felt it easily deserved five stars. I highly recommend it.

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Eagle of the Empire (Relic Hunters) by Martin Ferguson – Reviewed by Roxsanne Lesieur.

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Eagle of the Empire (Relic Hunters, #1)Eagle of the Empire by Martin Ferguson
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

This is a story of a long lost relic, brotherly love, adventure, danger and discoveries. It starts with Adam Hunter at school and up to his usual tricks, he is retrieving something from the teachers office and trying to do it without being caught, when he is back with his friends, one of his least popular teachers is calling his name and as he goes with his usual brand of cheek, they announce that it’s not about something he has done, it is about his older brother. We next see him arriving home to find his mother shouting at some visitors and being as unwelcoming as usual. It turns out that his brother has gone missing from his home, his job and his family and nobody knows where he is.

As the visitors leave, they ask Adam a question about his brother and when he doesn’t give the answer that they are after, they leave, but not without something going missing that belongs to his brother and because of this, Adam figures out where his brother has gone missing and the possible reason why.

Adam’s brother has found the possible whereabouts of the legendary lost Roman 9th Legion and their standard, but because of a warning from his brother, he doesn’t share the information with the visitors who his brother apparently worked with because he doesn’t feel like he can trust them.

As Adam embarks on the rescue of his brother, he defies everyone and goes it alone. He discovers that the way is not as easy as he originally believed and there are some dangers that cannot be fathomed.

This is a thrilling ride where reality, legend and mystery combine to create a journey and opportunity that do not come round very often. A thrilling race and what the outcome will be is anyone’s guess.

Will Adam find what he is looking for or will the others find it first?

Reviewed by @roxsannel

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Blessed: The Academy of Seraph by Brandi Elledge – Review by Chantelle Smith

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Blessed: Academy of the SeraphBlessed: Academy of the Seraph by Brandi Elledge
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

Brandi Elledge! I have no words!

I sit here writing this review minutes after finishing this read, and I’m not happy…
I’m so frustrated that you ended this book with that ending!

I can’t believe you will now make me wait to found out the fate of not just one character but six of the most important characters in this book! This read had me completely and utterly captivated and entranced from the get-go until the very end! I read this book in one sitting and all I could think about was wanting more!

This book was mentally visual and had transported into this world in which we follow Gabriella’s story. From the moment we meet her I loved her, and throughout the read that just grows, but put her with her two best friends and you can’t help but like her even more, but then comes along Finn, and well that’s a whole other story that you will need to read and find out!

This was an epic fantasy read with characters that are unforgettable and a story that captivates you.
We have Second Chance Love, Romance, Friendship, Action, Adventure, Suspense, Heartache, Sadness, Pain, Humor and much more.
Gabriella & Finn were definitely on another level from the moment they meet, you can tell nothing will ever be the same again for either of them or their journey they will take. They have an undeniable chemistry that only continues to grow as the story moves forward. But I don’t want to say too much on them, as that would definitely spoil the brilliance of this read!

You will never be bored with this read, it will have you at times on the edge of your seat, wondering what will happen next and even when that happens something else knocks you back again!

I loved every second of this read and I really need to know what happens next!
I’ll be eagerly awaiting the next read & you will too!
Don’t miss this read!

Reviewed By @tillytillzz

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TWO HEARTS UNSPOKEN TARGETS (Two Hearts Wounded Warrior Romance Book 11) by Tamara Ferguson – Review by Angela Shirley

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TWO HEARTS UNSPOKEN TARGETS (Two Hearts Wounded Warrior Romance Book 11)TWO HEARTS UNSPOKEN TARGETS by Tamara Ferguson
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

When you feel the world is against you, your stars align and things work out for the best but will love also finds it way.

Two Hearts Unspoken Targets is a true romantic story involving Zach a retired war vet and Beth a single mother who has a young autistic son, will true love find a way for these two great characters. A chance meeting on a beach Kyle, Beth’s son runs into Zach as soon as their eyes meet they both know something special can happen.

As the story goes on you find out that Zach becomes Kyle’s teacher but as the book unfolds you get to see the insecurities from both Beth and Zach, both not knowing if they deserve happiness.

I have read the majority of the Two Hearts wounded warrior romances and this is my favourite, the characters in this series are flawed but they have the strength and determination to carry on and pursue what they want and need. The characters are always well rounded and written excellently.

The stories are always emotional but you don’t feel pity for the characters Tamara writes about, I always feel like I am living the story with them as a friend hoping and praying this work out in the end.

I recommend this book and the series, if you have read this wonderful author you are missing out.

Reviewed by Angela Shirley

The Equalizer: Foxxy’s Tipping Point (Foxxy: The Equalizer Book 1) by Allyson R. Abbott – Review by Kerry Baker

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The Equalizer: Foxxy's Tipping Point (Foxxy: The Equalizer, #1)The Equalizer: Foxxy’s Tipping Point by Allyson R. Abbott
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

The Equlizer: Foxxy’s Tipping Point by Allyson Abbott is a story all about one woman set of revenge. Nothing about Foxxy’s life has been straight forward so when she decides on revenge it gives her such a purpose.
This book was well written and certainly catches your attention. It was a fairly quick but interesting read. You find yourself wanting Foxxy to achieve her mission. You are drawn to her and everything she is going through. Will she ever be able to get her own happy ending?? I enjoyed this book and would definitely recommend reading it.

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Wrapped Up In You by Erin Bevan – Review by Kerry Baker

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Wrapped Up In YouWrapped Up In You by Erin Bevan
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

Wrapped up in you by Erin Bevan is a fun and lighthearted story. It is perfect for anytime of year, even with the Christmas feel about it.
I found this book to be so entertaining. It was amusing and such a fun book to read. I liked that it felt different from the other books that I have read by this author, showing that she is a versatile writer. For me this book is one of those that is absolutely perfect to lose yourself for a few hours. With great characters and a good story line to back it up this is a book well worth reading.

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The Equalizer: Foxxy’s Tipping Point (Foxxy: The Equalizer Book 1) by Allyson R. Abbott – Review by Angela Shirley

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The Equalizer: Foxxy's Tipping Point (Foxxy: The Equalizer, #1)The Equalizer: Foxxy’s Tipping Point by Allyson R. Abbott
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

When a dark stranger enters your world and answers all your hopes and dreams, is it just too good too be true?

Foxxy is an escort who has not had a great beginning in life, but when her pimp arranges a hideous act to happen to her she becomes angry and bitter. One night while working she meets Richard who seems like the one person she can trust to get her out of the world in which she finds herself.

Richard believes this woman is the one for him but can he convince her to trust him, things have happened to Foxxy for her to be weary to trust any man but when her roommate is murdered and she believes it is her pimp Eddie has had a hand in it, he will do anything to bring justice.

I enjoyed this story greatly, Foxxy is a character that although she has been through bad things she is still strong, intelligent and brave women. The story weaves through the mystery of her roommate being killed and follows the lines of enquiry as you feel you are with the main characters trying to piece together the motive and answers.The story is fast paced and well constructed and written, this is not the first story I have read by this author and definitely won’t be the last.

Reviewed by Angela Shirley

The Equalizer: Foxxy’s Tipping Point (Foxxy: The Equalizer Book 1) by Allyson R. Abbott – Review by Katie Matthews

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The Equalizer: Foxxy's Tipping Point (Foxxy: The Equalizer, #1)The Equalizer: Foxxy’s Tipping Point by Allyson R. Abbott
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

 

This was such a great read, it was a short story but in true Ms Abbott style there was nothing lacking in the storyline. Foxxy was a great character to read about, I really enjoyed her story. The author always does well with her characters development and this story was no exception. There were some emotional moments in the story and they were well written and also a few unexpected twists. I would definitely recommend The Equalizer: Foxxy’s Tipping Point to other readers!!

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The Widow: A Dark Romantic Fantasy by Naomi Valkyrie & Rebecca E. McEwen – Review by Meg Tyrrell

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The Widow: A Dark Romantic FantasyThe Widow: A Dark Romantic Fantasy by Naomi Valkyrie
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

I loved reading the book The Widow: A Dark Romantic Fantasy by Naomi Valkyrie & Rebecca E. McEwen. It is a story that pulled me in from the beginning and I couldn’t stop until I finished. It is a story that is dark & mysterious. It is well developed and has characters which made the story pop and easy to read. I enjoyed reading about the characters of Vashti and Absalom. Vashti is grieving over the loss of her husband. Absalom is a young man who doesn’t have a place to call home. The way the book is written I could feel the emotions of Vashti and Absalom. Read this book to find out what happens. Don’t miss out on a story that is this entertaining. I would highly recommend reading it.

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Being Lost (Satan’s Devils MC San Diego #1) by Manda Mellett – Review by Katie Matthews

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Being Lost (Satan's Devils MC San Diego #1)Being Lost by Manda Mellett
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

 

Oohh another new spin off series from the MC queen Ms Mellett!! This was as I expected another wonderful 5 star read! The authors’ writing for this story was so smooth and effortless – it was a real pleasure to read. I loved the age of the characters too, it’s nice to read stories about a variety of characters and I loved Patsy and Lost – they were really great characters to read about. I really enjoyed the slower pace to this story, its different to what we usually get form this author but 100% perfect for these characters!! I am really excited to read more from the San Diego MC!!

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Love Comes In The Mourning by Erin Bevan – Review by Karyn Taylor

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Love Comes in the MourningLove Comes in the Mourning by Erin Bevan
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

Love Comes In The Mourning is a wonderful romance novel by Erin Bevan. I have read a few books by this author and this one is, by far, my favourite. It needs to come with a ‘tissues required’ warning. I was in tears by the end of the first chapter.
Lesley DeLoach has inherited her aunt’s home Roselyn Manor and intends to turn it into a bed and breakfast. Little does she know how dilapidated the house has become.
John Hambrice is a constructor who is struggling to keep his business afloat after the death of his wife to cancer the year before.
Lesley and John could not be any more different if they tried. Local boy John does not know how to handle feisty city girl Lesley and lets just say that some of their initial encounters are hilarious and highly entertaining.
I adored both Lesley and John. John is struggling with the emotions that Lesley brings out in him. He feels guilt that he has these feelings for another woman after losing his wife. Lesley is trying to come to terms with her divorce from cheating ex-husband Peter.
This is a fantastic romance story. The writer has written a wonderful storyline with amazing characters. You also can’t help but totally fall in love with John’s 2 children.
Be prepared to go through every emotion if you choose to read this book. I would urge anyone considering this book to take the plunge and give it a try.

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Boy on Hold by JD Spero – Review by Katie Kearney

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Boy on HoldBoy on Hold by J.D. Spero
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

Boy on Hold by JD Spero. I was so glad I found this story by the late page. It gripped me right from the beginning. The entire time I was so engrossed to all the twists and turns I wasn’t able to put this book down and found myself up way later than planned. Each little detail is so well written and the characters truly draw you in. It’s well paced and written nicely never feeling rushed or lacking anything. I love a story that has me sinking in so completely I forget all about the outside world. And this one definitely did just that. Five stars all the way and highly recommended!

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The Widow: A Dark Romantic Fantasy by Naomi Valkyrie & Rebecca E. McEwen – Review by Debi Kircher

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The Widow: A Dark Romantic FantasyThe Widow: A Dark Romantic Fantasy by Naomi Valkyrie
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

The Widow: A Dark Romantic Fantasy by Naomi Valkyrie & Rebecca E. McEwen

5 Stars

This is my 2nd book by this team of authors and I loved it! The beginning of the book had me literally feeling everything that was going through Vashti’s mind..Her emotions jumped off the pages and were written beautifully! Vashti’s character building might just be up there with some of the best. I truly felt like I knew her, and I could actually see everything she was seeing. This was awesome!!

As the story progressed and other players were brought into the mix, I found myself so engrossed in this story that I could not put it down, and truly did not want it to end. I knew there was more to everything than what I was seeing, I just kept waiting for it. The subtle way this story revealed itself was nothing short of perfection.

These two authors are amazing together and the way they reel you in is so much fun and even though you think you know what’s coming, and even though you might be right, it’s still a surprise when all plays out. I dont have the words to explain all of this correctly but just know that this is a must read, I loved it and will be reading it again, and my hope is that these 2 authors keep going…They are fiercely talented!

Highly recommend!

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Love Comes In The Mourning by Erin Bevan – Review by Kerry Carr

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Love Comes in the MourningLove Comes in the Mourning by Erin Bevan
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

This is a heartbreaking and heartwarming story about finding love again after so much loss.

Lesley is a recently divorced woman who caught her husband being unfaithful to her. Unable to deal with living in the same area when she found out about Rosalyn Manor that was left to her by her aunty she saw this as her chance to rebuild her life. What she didn’t expect was the house to be in such a desperate state and needing so much work.

John is the man who is called for the job. John’s story is a sad one, after watching the love of his life die of cancer he was left alone to carry on and take care of their two children. Struggling to keep his business afloat and feed his children he remembers the last time he was burnt by someone from the city and is reluctant to work with Lesley.

However as time progress and the connection and attraction grows between them, they both have to learn to trust again and they both have to learn to let love re-enter their lives after they thought it was gone forever.

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Boy on Hold by JD Spero – Review by Joanne Ellis

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Boy on HoldBoy on Hold by J.D. Spero
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

It was Cabbage Night, 1991. The traditional night of pranks, which takes a disturbing turn when a violent crime rocks a small Adirondack town. Even more so, is when the only witness is a 7 year old boy. Hen trout, was out hoping to catch a pet hedgehog that night, sees Miss Sally become a victim.

Single mom Marcella Trout is blindsided when Tyler, her seventeen year old, is arrested for the very crime Hen witnessed. Now Tyler’s eerie mood swings seem dark and frightening and rooted in a family history Marcella has desperately tried to bury. She has to deal with the dark issues of loss, drugs and the undiagnosed of mental illness, that will change her family lives. As the criminal investigation churns on, the tenuous fabric of the trout family begins to unravel. And even Hen begins to question the truth.

The story was told by multiple viewpoints and the book is surrounded by mystery, and the story was told beautifully of how the trauma consumed Hen Trout’s family and their small town.
The author has done a brilliant situation of Capturing every emotion possible, especially telling the story from a child’s point of view.
A very enjoyable read and would highly recommend.

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Dare Me (The Demonology Series Book One) by Felicity Brandon – Review by Angela Hayes

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Dare Me (Book One in the Demonology series)Dare Me by Felicity Brandon
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

 

Dare Me: A Paranormal Demon Romance is the first book in the Demonology series by Felicity Brandon. I have read a few of Ms. Brandon’s books before- and LOVED them- but this is my first paranormal romance from her. She had me at paranormal though- as I love all things paranormal- so add some sizzling romance to the mix and I AM IN!!! I had my one-click finger out before I had even finished reading the blurb. The synopsis read like a check list of every element that you could use to entice me. So, I did wonder if perhaps the blurb may be ‘overselling’ the story ……… and the answer to that question is a resounding- NO! I was wrong! This book is EVERYTHING it claims to be- and more!!! I didn’t just read the story- I devoured it!!! From beginning to end- I was gripped by the story and completely invested in the characters, and the storyline.
All the elements for an exciting read are cleverly captured in this story- the supernatural, demons, fantasy, romance, some danger, and dramatic developments are all woven around a very sexy read. Ms. Brandon proves once again just what a talented storyteller and writer she is- tackling any genre with very potent results.
I will definitely be following the rest of this series- that’s for sure!!!

Thank you, Felicity Brandon!

 

Reviewed by @angelahayes

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Feisty Heroines Romance Collection of Shorts Anthology – Review by Lyndsey Fairley

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Feisty Heroines: Romance Collection of ShortsFeisty Heroines: Romance Collection of Shorts by D.F. Jones
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

What an amazing collection of tough heroines!
30+ short stories in every genre you can imagine, so there is something for everyone in this amazing anthology.
Each story has its own unique tale to tell and I found some new to me authors that I will now be watching out for and adding to my to be read list!

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Ashes To Ashes Boxset (books 1-3) by Rowena Holloway – Review by Candida Hopper

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Ashes To Ashes Boxset (books 1-3)Ashes To Ashes Boxset by Rowena Holloway
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

Ashes To Ashes Box Set: Books 1 to 3
by Rowena Holloway

This is definitely a must have box set. These three stories kept on the edge of my seat. Each of these stories are suspenseful, intriguing, and will keep you on the edge of your seat. With each book I found myself more emerged in what Charlotte was going to get herself into next. I found myself pulling all nighters to find out what was going to happen. The author did an exceptional job writing such gripping and unexpected stories. You will not want to miss out on these amazing stories. I highly recommend this series.

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Curse of Seduction (Dark Princes of Purgatory Book 1) by CR Robertson – Review by Kayla Interdonato

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Curse of SeductionCurse of Seduction by C.R. Robertson
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

Curse of Seduction is the first book in the Dark Princes of Purgatory series by CR Robertson. Ilana has thought all along she is a defective vampire, that is until her path crosses with Ezekiel, and now her witch powers have come to light. The Blood Queen cursed the princes of Purgatory centuries ago and now Ezekiel can’t feed without something happening to his prey. The only way to break the curse is to have his witch mate save him, but for the ultimate price. Ilana is determined to save Ezekiel before the curse takes over her. This thrilling paranormal romantic novel was such a good read. I was a little unsure of the story from the start, I wasn’t certain if I would like the storyline, but the cover had me enticed. I was pleasantly surprised, this story turned out to be quite the page turner. I definitely look forward to reading the next book.

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Tompkin’s School: For The Extraordinarily Talented (A Supernatural Academy Trilogy Book 1) by Tabi Slick – Review by Heather Lovelace

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Tompkin's School For The Extraordinarily Talented (Supernatural Trilogy #1)Tompkin’s School For The Extraordinarily Talented by Tabi Slick
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

Paranormal YA fiction can sometimes feel trite or overdone. However I really enjoyed Slick’s take on the paranormal universe in these pages. I was extremely intrigued by how the book opened and then all of a sudden you are transported into such a fascinating world. The family dynamics only helped play into the depth of the storyline. I thoroughly enjoyed this book and look forward to reading the rest of the series.

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Golden Void (Black Blade Book 3) by Alexander Charalambides – Review by Rachel Moss

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Golden VoidGolden Void by Alexander Charalambides
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

Golden Void by Alexander Charalambides is the third novel in the Black Blade series and was a good read. I really wanted to like this book more than I did, however it wasn’t a bad novel! It just wasn’t my favorite. I’m not a huge fan of the stream of consciousness writing and I kept finding my mind drifting throughout when I was reading this novel. However the characters were great and it had a really good plot! I just couldn’t get into it as much as I wanted to. I do recommend reading the other books in the series first before reading this one.

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