Second Chance (The Flowers in December Trilogy, book 3) by Jane Suen – Review by Erica FIsh

Second Chance (Flowers in December #3)Second Chance by Jane Suen
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

Second Chance the last book in the Flowers in December trilogy by Jane Suen. Ms. Suen’s writing style is easy flowing and keeps you engaged throughout the story. The characters are complex. I could see myself being friends with Mary Ann. Mary Ann is the small town flower shop owner who falls in love with Connor. Connor walked out on Mary Ann and that caused hurt and misunderstanding. Will Mary Ann give Connor a second chance? Can Connor forgive himself?

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The Fat Girl’s Guide to Loving Your Body by K.L. Montgomery – Review by Sheri Schrader

The Fat Girl's Guide to Loving Your BodyThe Fat Girl’s Guide to Loving Your Body by K.L. Montgomery
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

The Fat Girl’s Guide to Loving Your Body by K.L. Montgomery is an inspiring read. This is one of my fave romcom writers and she writes as if she is talking with a friend and telling her personal story. This is a book hitting the heavy topics of dealing with having a positive body image but with a fun side to it. She includes different journaling activities and some daily encouragement. I like that she is honest and states early on she is not a medical professional but that if work is put in that a more positive body image can be gained. We are not all size zero and we have to love ourselves in order to keep a positive lifestyle and healthy relationships. She has everything from a playlist and different ways to encourage the process. Montgomery is honest and says this is not an overnight fix but something that has to be done consistently and everyday to make a difference. I look forward to following through with this process this year and see what changes at the end of the year for myself.

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Jake Wolfe Series Bundle Box Set: (Books 1-2-3) Vigilante Justice Thriller Series by Mark Nolan – Review by Bobbi Wagner

Jake Wolfe Series Bundle Box Set (Jake Wolfe #1-3)Jake Wolfe Series Bundle Box Set by Mark Nolan
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

This is a great box set that has three books that have non stop suspense and mystery with each book. This author writes with creativity that makes you feel as if you are right there with the characters. The stories are well developed and with the main character Jake Wolf bring the stories to life. The twists and turns in each book will leave you turning pages and questioning what could be lurking in the shadows next. I highly recommend reading this series, you won’t regret picking it up.

Review by @bjwagner
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The Fat Girl’s Guide to Loving Your Body by K.L. Montgomery – Review by Rachel Moss

The Fat Girl's Guide to Loving Your BodyThe Fat Girl’s Guide to Loving Your Body by K.L. Montgomery
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

This book was so empowering! The Fat Girl’s Guide to Loving Your Body was full of so much positivity, and inclusion for everyone. It was like reading something from a best friend! I usually don’t read self help books, but I really loved this one! I can’t wait to read other books from K.L. Montgomery!

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The Fat Girl’s Guide to Loving Your Body by K.L. Montgomery – Review by Mary Katherine Alexander

The Fat Girl's Guide to Loving Your BodyThe Fat Girl’s Guide to Loving Your Body by K.L. Montgomery
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

I’ll be honest, at first I was like, ‘Is this book really going to help me?’ For Nearly 20 years, I’ve struggled with my fat and hating my own body, but, I figured I would give this an opportunity, the worst that could happen I spent some time reading a book and nothing changed. BUT, I was wrong, This was helpful, It did open my eyes, a few moments were like a good slap in your face (Think Cher and her “Schnap Out of It”) I loved the journaling assignments, and even the pain and the tears some of them brought with them, but It has helped me learn to love myself, which is something I’ve struggled with since i was ten. I just turned 30 back in April, and I hated and loathed myself so much, missed out on so much, but this book, honestly, and K.L.’s way she writes, (and curses) spoke to me so much, to me it felt as if an older version of myself was telling me to fix things and to fix them now before I did miss out on life. I recommend this to every girl who has every struggled with loving herself and her own self image. You will not be disappointed!
5 out of 5 Stars! (I’d give it 10 if i could)

Reviewed By @teainaukgarden
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Jake Wolfe Series Bundle Box Set: (Books 1-2-3) Vigilante Justice Thriller Series by Mark Nolan – Review by Shannon Fowler

Jake Wolfe Series Bundle Box Set (Jake Wolfe #1-3)Jake Wolfe Series Bundle Box Set by Mark Nolan
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

Book 1
Wow what an adventure! Absolutely love Jake Wolfe!! He’s funny, smart, good looking, according to himself and so easy to either love or hate, depending on what you might be hiding. When wealthy lawyers around the city of San Francisco start dying, it is up to Jake and his photojournalist investigative skills to find the killer, known as The Artist, before the next person killed is Jake himself.
Book 2
The excitement and danger starts from the very first chapter with the mystery starting on the very first page! Jake Wolfe is our main character and is back doing what he does best; protecting those in need of being protected, chasing the bad guys and making the cops mad.
Book 3
Reading this story was like welcoming back an old friend. Mark Nolan easily brings Jake Wolfe to life. There is action, suspense and even a little romance in this story. Nolan takes us into the mind of not only Jake but also the psychopath killer.

Overall this book set is filled with adventure, danger and some laughter and a touch of romance. Worth it!

Reviewed by @shannonlovesbooks
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The Ash Park Series Boxed Set (Books 1-3) by Meghan O’Flynn – Review by Katie Kearney

The Ash Park Series Box Set (Books 1-3): Famished, Conviction, and RepressedThe Ash Park Series Box Set (Books 1-3): Famished, Conviction, and Repressed by Meghan O’Flynn
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

The Ash Park Series Box Set (Books 1-3): Famished, Conviction, and Repressed by Meghan O’Flynn. I’m always excited when a series does a box set I think it’s a great way to get introduced to new book series. This set is a great way to introduce yourself to not only these incredible books but this amazing author who knows what to write to keep readers coming back for more. Each story is packed with suspense and twists and turns I didn’t see coming. Each one is well written and paced nicely with characters that draw you into their world completely. If you’re looking for something unique pick up this set and dive in head first. Five stars all the way and highly recommended!

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Second Chance (The Flowers in December Trilogy, book 3) by Jane Suen – Review by Jenni Bishop

Second Chance (Flowers in December #3)Second Chance by Jane Suen
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

Second Chance: The Conclusion of the Flowers in December Trilogy by Jane Suen is an emotional journey where my emotions were all over the place. This is a second chance romance story that I read in one sitting. The characters of Mary Ann and Connor Norton are likeable and well developed. There was some going back in time with Mary Ann’s history some helped but Jane is a master at never doing what you think should be and always leaves me a little frustrated. But having said that she always writes from the heart.

Connor’s withdrawal from the world after his mother’s death left Mary Ann wondering what was going on. When he recovers enough, he decides that he needs her but is she still there and waiting?

I look forward to what comes next from Jane.

Reviewed by @jennadb

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The Istanbul Conspiracy (Code Raven Book 7) by Lynda Filler – Review by Angela Hayes

The Istanbul Conspiracy (Code Raven #7)The Istanbul Conspiracy by Lynda Filler
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

 

The Istanbul Conspiracy is the seventh thrilling instalment in the Code Raven series by Lynda Filler. This series just seems to get better and better, with each new instalment outdoing the one before. I don’t know how Ms. Filler manages to up the ante each time- but it sure makes for an exciting series.
As we have discovered in the previous book/s, this series centres around the Raven Group, which is a top-secret special ops team- and each book in the series chronicles the action-packed mission/s they embark on. Even though each book is a ‘new’ adventure- there is a larger picture being woven in the background- so I would really recommend reading all the books in order to get the most out of your reading experience.
All the action starts when a wedding becomes the scene of a violent attack. The Raven Group swoop in and do what they do best! Which makes for an engrossing read.
This is definitely one of my favourites of the series, so far- the story was action-packed and dramatic, with danger, intrigue, suspense, twists, mystery, adventure, and gripping situations.
A fantastic addition to the series! Can’t wait for more!

Thank you, Ms. Filler!

 

Reviewed by @angelahayes

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The Istanbul Conspiracy (Code Raven Book 7) by Lynda Filler – Review by Michelle Austin

The Istanbul Conspiracy (Code Raven #7)The Istanbul Conspiracy by Lynda Filler
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

The Istanbul Conspiracy was a great five star read and book seven in the Code Raven series.

You get pulled in right from the beginning with a big wedding that turns tragic and another one that gets put on hold. When the Raven Group is hired to find out why Yunus and Sude’s wedding turned so tragic things get very interesting.

Why did the President cancel his attendance at the last minute but yet send his security? Will the Raven Group be able to solve the mystery? WIll Luke and Samaar finally get to say their I do’s?

There were several twists and turns throughout the book. I loved the guessing game of who, what and why. We get several POV’s in the book also. All of the secondary characters added a great element to the story. Lynda Filler has once again pulled me in with her writing and I couldn’t put it down. This is a great series and can be read as a stand alone, however I suggest reading from the beginning.

Reviewed by @mab54615
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Game of Fear – A gripping psychological thriller with a shocking twist (Fearless Series) by Gledé Browne Kabongo – Review by Erica Fish

Game of FearGame of Fear by Glede Browne Kabongo
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

Game of Fear- A gripping psychological thriller with a shocking twist (Fearless Series) by Gledé Browne Kabongo is my first book by this author. The title peaked my interest as my favorite genre is psychological thriller. Her characters are fully developed and a bit mysterious. I feel as though I am apart of the story. This story kept me on the edge of my seat. It was such a roller coaster ride for my emotions. The story is about Abbie. Abbie had a goal to get into the Ivy League. But there is one problem, she did something bad and she is trying to keep it a secret. That proves to be hard since there was someone else knows her secret. Will Abbie get to the Ivy Leagues or will her secret come out?

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Set it Free (Fallen Eagles MC Book 3) by T. Birmingham – Review by Dawn Daughenbaugh

Set it Free (Fallen Eagles MC Book 3)Set it Free by T. Birmingham
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

5 Star
Set it Free (Fallen Eagles MC Book 3) by T. Birmingham is a romantic suspense that I found myself lost in the pages and couldn’t stop reading till the end. I’ve been patiently waiting for this book and definitely wasn’t disappointed. I would highly recommend reading the first two books if you haven’t already just because it will give you a better idea of the MC. I’m a huge fan of this Author and love MC’s. This story is about Callum and Spring. She has big dreams but is a hot mess,he doesn’t do committed relationships that is until he meets Spring . He can’t seem to stay away from her. Find out what happens next in this absolute must read. I can’t wait to read more from this Author.

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The Fat Girl’s Guide to Loving Your Body by K.L. Montgomery – Review by Michelle Mulvey

The Fat Girl's Guide to Loving Your BodyThe Fat Girl’s Guide to Loving Your Body by K.L. Montgomery
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

This author has been one of my favorite authors for quite sometime. This wasn’t one of my favorites by her but, I thought this book was ok. This book can be very helpful for just about anyone. There’s a lot of useful information and processes that if understood and followed one can learn how to love themselves. The author has a few pages where she wants you to keep a journal and gives you assignments.
This book isn’t just for the “ fat girls “ the book touches on a lot of different body images. It’s just a way to help you learn to love yourself.

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Game of Fear – A gripping psychological thriller with a shocking twist (Fearless Series) by Gledé Browne Kabongo – Review by Charlotte Isaacs

Game of FearGame of Fear by Glede Browne Kabongo
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

Loved this book! It’s the story of a normal high school girl who made a mistake and has now got to try and keep it secret. It’s got love and mystery, and a plot that you’ll never see coming. It kept me guessing right to the very end. It had me gripped from the very first page and I couldn’t put it down until I devoured it all.

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The Istanbul Conspiracy (Code Raven Book 7) by Lynda Filler – Review by Kerry Baker

The Istanbul Conspiracy (Code Raven #7)The Istanbul Conspiracy by Lynda Filler
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

The Istanbul Conspiracy by Lynda Filler is the seventh book I’m the Code Raven series. This is a ok that is full of twists and turns and will certainly keep you reading.
This series has been great so far and this book is no exception. The story is thrilling to read and the characters are interesting and well developed. The book really captures your attention and keeps you reading to the end.
I can’t wait to see if there is more to come from this series!

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The Fat Girl’s Guide to Loving Your Body by K.L. Montgomery – Review by Debi Kircher

The Fat Girl's Guide to Loving Your BodyThe Fat Girl’s Guide to Loving Your Body by K.L. Montgomery
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

The Fat Girl’s Guide to Loving Your Body by K.L. Montgomery

5 ++++++++ STARS

I just don’t feel right rating this book using stars…It deserves so much more than a few stars. I started this book thinking ok it’s getting close to supper time, I’ll go ahead and start it then pick it back up later. Well that did not happen. Hubby got leftovers which he even had to warm up himself and I read this book in a little over 2 hours. I then sat and stared for another half hour until hubby asked if I was ok.

I can not even put into words how this touched me, like I mean straight in the heart, it’s like she crawled in my head and stayed there for the last 30-odd years taking every thought and feeling I’ve experienced. I’ve since bought one copy for one daughter and was telling another daughter that I was going to buy it for her and she ordered it while we spoke. Next up…Buy the paperback, I want to go back and follow every instruction given and start the journaling I’ve wanted to start for years and didn’t know where to begin, KL Montgomery has given me that direction.

I changed my lifestyle almost 5 years ago and have literally lived it since, just wanted to eat healthy and get rid of preservatives and such, the side effect of that was losing over 100 lbs and have kept it off within 10lbs or so. It still never occurred to me to love my body, you can change your physical lifestyle all day long but the feelings inside are habits that are hard to break and this guide has made me look at things in a whole different light.

I love this Author, she has written 2 of my favorite books ever and now I can say that that number has risen to 3..

Thank you for waking me up, making me smile, making me giggle a few times, making me cry, making me look at myself differently, and allowing me to get to know you.

So I gave this book 5 stars because that’s how we rate on our reviews but as I said, this book deserves so much more than stars!

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The Fat Girl’s Guide to Loving Your Body by K.L. Montgomery – Review by Heather Lovelace

The Fat Girl's Guide to Loving Your BodyThe Fat Girl’s Guide to Loving Your Body by K.L. Montgomery
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

Montgomery has become a favorite. This book was one I wasn’t expecting from her but boy am I ever glad she tackled. Like her other works, it feels like you are having a good conversation with a cup of coffee with a good friend. It flows well. It’s practical. And that doesn’t keep it from reaching up and giving the backside kicking you needed for the reminder of your worth. Hands down, this is a must read for readers of all shapes, sizes, ages, gender. Do yourself a favor. Read it. Read it again. And then do something with the invaluable advice your friend has given you.

Reviewed by @heatherlovelace
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BELOVED (21st Century Courtesan Book #3) by Pamela DuMond – Review by Heather Lovelace

BELOVED (21st Century Courtesan, #3)BELOVED by Pamela DuMond
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

Hands down, this was what I was hoping for in the latest installment in this series. The storyline and characters continue to enthrall me as soon as I dive in to the pages. DuMond has done a fantastic job putting this story together. For the reader to fully enjoy the scope of this story, I recommend reading it in series order. Intense, full of intrigue, laced with romance, containing the right amount of it all. I couldn’t put it down and eagerly wait for the next book!

Reviewed by @heatherlovelace
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BELOVED (21st Century Courtesan Book #3) by Pamela DuMond – Review by Bobbi Wagner

BELOVED (21st Century Courtesan, #3)BELOVED by Pamela DuMond
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

This is a series I have loved from the first book, I highly suggest reading them in order to help enrich your enjoyment of this series and to keep up with the characters. This is the third book and my favorite yet so far. This is a well written story that pulled me in right from the first word. The characters are dark but they are awesome and supportive of each other. They make the story feel real. This is a dark story about Evie who has four clients left and they all seem to want her love and one even wants her to take her life. This was emotional in parts which kept me turning pages. I highly recommend reading this to find out which client will come out on top.

Review by @bjwagner
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BELOVED (21st Century Courtesan Book #3) by Pamela DuMond – Review by Laura Furuta

BELOVED (21st Century Courtesan Book 3)BELOVED by Pamela DuMond
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

BELOVED (21st Century Courtesan Book #3)
By Pamela DuMond
5 out of 5 stars

The story BELOVED (21st Century Courtesan Book #3) by Pamela DuMond is the next exciting book in a series that I have loved since I read the first story. This book pulled me in from the beginning and didn’t let me go until the final page. It is a story that has steamy scenes that make the temperature in the room rise. It is the story of Evie. She is a 21st Century Courtesan who helps broken billionaires heal. She is an intelligent, independent, and strong woman. She has a new boss, a stalker, a man who is stealing her heart, and a man who wants to take the next step in their relationship. What does the future hold for Evie? Will she give her heart of Wyatt Wolfe? What happens in her relationship with Dylan McAllister? What happens with her “Devoted Fan?” Read this book to find out. I feel that Evie is a woman whose emotions and feelings are complicated as well as torn. This is a story that had my emotions going up and down the entire time I was reading. The book has its dark, suspenseful moments and I found myself wondering about the motives of some of the characters. I would suggest reading these stories in order to have a full understanding of the events that happen. This is a series and story that I would highly recommend reading.

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The Fat Girls Guide to Loving Your Body by K.L. Montgomery – Review by Cindy Mayberry

The Fat Girl's Guide to Loving Your BodyThe Fat Girl’s Guide to Loving Your Body by K.L. Montgomery
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

The Fat Girl’s Guide to Loving Your Body
By K.L.Montgomery
☆☆☆☆☆
This is a full length novel. Filled with the most important information you must know about yourself.

A self help guide to learning to love you and your body. Something many of us could/should read. It is in no way shaming, it has nothing to do with your gender, sexuality or ‘Size’. It has everything to do with YOU. A guide to improving the great YOU. The fact that you must treat yourself better for your own happiness. Was the biggest thing I took from reading this book. So buy that journal, sharpen those pencils and get ready to find the new and improved YOU!

K. L. Montgomery has written this amazing book. Based on her own life experiences. I know you will feel better about yourself, after reading and completing the suggestions given in the book. K. L. Montgomery has taken the time to write this book. Giving you the feel of someone who really understand your feelings. It is not just for fat people, it is for everyone! I plan on letting everybody know there is a book out there. That really holds the secrets to a better YOU. A must-have book! I have read many of this authors books and find this to be excellent! As it carries the secrets that every young and old woman should know about ourselves. WELL DONE!

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The Fat Girl’s Guide to Loving Your Body by K.L. Montgomery – Review by Shannon Fowler

The Fat Girl's Guide to Loving Your BodyThe Fat Girl’s Guide to Loving Your Body by K.L. Montgomery
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

Here is a self-help guide that might actually work. Of course, you have to do the homework and just like with most things, this will work if you do.

I really liked the way Montgomery wrote this book. Like she’s talking to a friend. And don’t friends want their friends to be happy and healthy? This book makes me feel like Montgomery wants me to be happy. Happiness just may start with loving your own body! (Regardless of your current size!)

This book is easy to read and flows well, touching on many topics that affect a “fat girl” from hating body parts to media “expectations” to diets and fads. Many sections of this guide have “homework” or a journaling assignment. Can you read this book without doing the homework? Of course you can but if you truly want to love your body, do the work. That’s my ”Bopo Meditation”: Do the work.

Reviewed by @shannonlovesbooks
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The Fat Girl’s Guide to Loving Your Body by K.L. Montgomery – Review by Lyndsey Fairley

The Fat Girl's Guide to Loving Your BodyThe Fat Girl’s Guide to Loving Your Body by K.L. Montgomery
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

The Fat Girl’s Guide to Loving Your Body by K.L. Montgomery
5 ++++++++ stars

I just finished reading this book and I have to say first off, BRAVO! Amazing read, and very eye opening and made me more self aware of things I think or say, as i have a 6 year old daughter who is watching and listening to everything.
Now I read in here that the author would like to hear from someone on the skinny side of things and I’ll start this off with saying, my whole life (I’m 32) I have been tiny. I’ve had 3 kids and being pregnant was the only time in my life the scale ever went over 100lbs. To me, that was a hard pill to swallow seeing the number go up so much every appointment as it was not a normal thing for me to see. I knew it was normal and needed and I didn’t change anything I was doing as I wanted to do the best for the growing child in me but it took until my 2nd pregnancy to get over the shock and just guess how much I grew.
My whole life i was labeled the skinny girl, told I needed to eat more , presumed to have an eating disorder etc and with that I can put myself in others shoes as, yes skinny people get bullied too. Not to the extremes I’ve read or heard about for those larger than me, but its all coming from the same malicious place.
This book has kicked me into wanting to journal with my 6 year old as she, unlike me, puts on weight at a speed I’m not used to personally or compared to her older & younger brothers and that’s ok because its her body as we are all different.. She’s beautiful, bright and doesn’t know or care how she looks and that’s my goal to keep with her into loving herself as we’ve never said a negative thing to her, as I remember what it feels like to hear things .
For years, I cried as I didn’t feel like a girl because I have little to no chest. I can go without a bra and no one would notice and I hated that, made me feel less than. Then when I started to accept the fact at age 15, my mom who was in the same boat genetically, got surgical breast lift procedures by Dr. Hyman in the New York City area and that started my plan for after I was done with having children that was a must do. She was happier, able to wear whatever she wanted and just seemed to be ‘whole’. I still get the urge to book an appointment just to see, but I have a Husband who tells me often he loves me for me and its starting to sink in that I’m perfect how I am.

For me, I feel genetics do play a part as the majority of my family is thin, I remember the story of my maternal grandmother she was newly pregnant with her 8th child and she was 98lbs, so that plays a role and who are we to judge something that many struggle with and have almost zero control over. You can’t change your genetic makeup but this book helps teach to embrace you for you and to love who you are.
This feels like rambling now but I don’t care. No matter your body type, read this book, do the journals and love yourself for who you are because there’s only one you here.

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The Fat Girl’s Guide to Loving Your Body by K.L. Montgomery – Review by Sara Oxton

The Fat Girl's Guide to Loving Your BodyThe Fat Girl’s Guide to Loving Your Body by K.L. Montgomery
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

The Fat Girl’s Guide to Loving Your Body by K.L. Montgomery a positive five-star read. I have enjoyed several of this authors works and always found them to be body positive but this just brought it to the next level, we get to hear the author tell us about their own story, and if like me you struggle with your weight, it just adds an extra voice to the one in your head, and to me that extra voice is a welcome one as its being nice for a change. I enjoyed the style of writing as its not your typical in this type, there is a lightness, freshness and something extra as well. I have read this from cover to cover and devoured it, but I am sure I will be dipping in and out as its filled with messages that you can take day by day as well as information, journals and story’s about how to love yourself no matter who you are or what your size.

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The Fat Girl’s Guide to Loving Your Body by K.L. Montgomery – Review by Angela Hayes

The Fat Girl's Guide to Loving Your BodyThe Fat Girl’s Guide to Loving Your Body by K.L. Montgomery
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

 

What a great book to start off the New Year with. It is a message I want to take forward with me through the year, and the rest of my life. This topic is one that doesn’t just touch close to home, it smashes in the front door.
The Fat Girl’s Guide to Loving Your Body by K.L Montgomery is a bit different from her other books- but still has her wit, humour and positive messages stamped all over it.
This book is like sitting down and having a coffee and chat with a close friend. It lays everything out and doesn’t pull any punches- but in a really helpful and uplifting way. It gives inspiring advice, helpful hints, motivational quotes, and even a kick@ss playlist to go with your new attitude.
So, if like me, you have struggled with body image issues, and loving the skin you’re in- then this is definitely the book you need to help adjust your mindset and give you the positive inspiration to move forward with a new perspective and respect for yourself.
Thought provoking, real, and inspiring!

Thank you, Ms. Montgomery!

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Naomi (Maggie Trilogy Book 2) by Mya O’Malley – Review by Jana Teppih

NaomiNaomi by Mya O’Malley
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

Naomi is the second book in Mya O’Malley’s paranormal Maggie Trilogy so we have one more book to look forward to! We are back with Naomi and Bryce, her next door single dad and her fiancé. You absolutely have to start with book one! Neither of the books have a cliffhanger BUT it is a trilogy so do yourself a favour and read the in order!
The story carries on from the end of the last book and the writer throws us on a rollercoaster from chapter 1! There are twists and turns and you will be sitting on the edge of your seat until you come to the end and close the book. You will feel with the characters, you will follow them into the darkness and into the light … I loved how Naomi was building her own strong relationship with Holly and how she becomes the mom Holly needs. I also loved how we still get to hear about Ryan and Maggie, that they did not get left behind when we finished with book one. I also loved how the writer gives us the story from two different persons’ point of view so at any given time you can truly feel like you are part of the story along with Naomi and Bryce so I can simply not wait how the trilogy will conclude!

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Lillie (Maggie Trilogy Series Book 3) by Mya O’Malley – Review by Michelle King

Lillie (Maggie Trilogy Series Book 3)Lillie by Mya O’Malley
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

This was most definitely my favorite book in this series! The characters (um…spirits…) in this book were so easy to feel a connection with. The story pulls you in and keeps you on the edge of your seat from the first page to the last. I truly felt emotionally involved in Lillie’s life, and the other characters as well. You finally understand Naomi’s need to help the spirits that keep invading her life. But is it worth the risk of losing everything? Naomi and Bryce both have made so many sacrifices in their relationship. Will this latest quest be what finally breaks them? Or can they survive by leaning on each other’s strengths? There are quite a few twists and turns in this book that I certainly did not see coming! If you love a good ghost story, then this one is for you!

Reviewed by @chellek44

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Recall: An Ash Park Novel (Volume 6) by Meghan O’Flynn – Review by Katie Kearney

Recall: An Ash Park Novel (Volume 6)Recall: An Ash Park Novel by Meghan O’Flynn
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

Recall: An Ash Park Novel (Volume 6) by Meghan O’Flynn. I seriously cannot get enough of this series. It’s so twisted and the suspense and mystery keeps me on my toes. This author knows suspense and knows how to keep readers coming back for more. While you can read these as stand-alone’s I highly recommended reading them all and honestly I love reading in order. The characters are complex and draw you into their world so completely I forgot I was reading at times finding myself just lost in the pages. Trying to read as fast as possible to see what happens and wishing I could read slower to make it last. I love a book that keeps me up late into the night and this one definitely did that and I led every minute of it. It’s well written and paced nicely never feeling rushed or lacking anything. I’m excited to see where the author takes readers next. Five stars all the way and highly recommended!

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Second Chance (The Flowers in December Trilogy, book 3) by Jane Suen – Review by Anastasia Dodson

Second Chance (Flowers in December #3)Second Chance by Jane Suen
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

This is the third and final book of the series and i was looking forward to this book because i was looking forward to seeing how the author brought this series into conclusion. I thought this series was really good and i liked all of the characters. This is a second chance romance, so if thats what you like then this one is worth reading. I couldn’t put it down, i was intrigued from page 1 and i read this in one setting. I am looking forward to reading more by this author in the future and i would recommend this to a friend.
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Second Chance (The Flowers in December Trilogy, book 3) by Jane Suen – Review by Angelina Frazzini

Second Chance (Flowers in December #3)Second Chance by Jane Suen
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

Second Chance by Jane Suen is book three of the Flowers in December trilogy. Though this book is the final book of the trilogy, it can be read as a standalone. This book is an emotional story that pulls you in until you’ve finished it.

Mary Ann owns the local flower shop which keeps her plenty busy. She doesn’t have time for anything else. Connor is only in town for his mother’s funeral. Neither one has anything else on their minds when Connor wakes into the flower shop and thus into Mary Ann’s life. Mary Ann and Connor experience some misunderstandings and Connor realizes he never should have left. Can Connor and Mary Ann get past the hurt they’ve experienced?

This book is an emotional roller coaster but definitely a sweet romance. This was the first book I read in the trilogy but I definitely am going to read books one and two because this book was so good!

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