Burning Night: where the ashes of the past awaken the future by Nikki Broadwell – Review by Tracy Wilkin

Burning Night: where the ashes of the past awaken the futureBurning Night: where the ashes of the past awaken the future by Nikki Broadwell
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

Burning Night: where the ashes of the past awaken the future by Nikki Broadwell is a story of a woman’s journey after fleeing a toxic relationship, with everything thrown into the mix. High emotion, struggle, uncertainty, chaos, anxiety, torment. But there was also so many wonderful feelings that Collie discovered. She was ready to quit but dragged herself up every day to face the unknown, the scary and mysterious.

Burning Night: where the ashes of the past awaken the future was my first story by Nikki Broadwell. It was an emotional challenge, as it made me think and ponder and just try to imagine how she got through it all. She had an inner strength that was unveiled once she gpt to spread her wings, and was free from everything that was bad for her. Life is always ready to shake our very foundation with the unexpected, but it is how we rise after being kicked down that is the most incredible story to read. Collie rose above all that tried to drag her down and her resilience and tenacity was admired and applauded. 4 stars.

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Degrees of Control by Via Mari – Review by Michelle Austin

Degrees of Control (Prestian Series, #3)Degrees of Control by Via Mari
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

Degrees of Control was a great 5 star read and book three in the Prestian Series.

We continue where book two left off.
Katarina is confused on her feelings and struggling with trusting Chase and has declined his proposal. How can she love a man she can’t trust? Chase convinces Katarina to pretend to be engaged until everyone is safe. This is where things start to take an interesting twist.

There is so much that goes on, suspense, danger and several twists and turns along with a few surprises. All of the secondary characters added a great element to the story. Katarina frustrated me at times with her stubbornness but she was still the feisty and strong willed woman that Chase fell in love with. The heat was definitely turned up between Katarina and Chase, some kindle melting moments for sure. I was happy with how things came out but now I need the next book in the series to see just where everything leads. Via Mari does a great job of pulling you right in with her writing and you won’t want to stop until your done. If your looking for a great series, 1-click and get started today on Prestian Series.

Reviewed by @mab54615
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Killmore (Killmore Book 1) by Martha Sweeney – Review by Sunday Barnaby

Killmore (Killmore #1)Killmore by Martha Sweeney
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

Killmore by Martha Sweeney
Five Stars

Killmore is the first book in the Killmore duet by Martha Sweeney. I have read quite a few of Ms. Sweeney’s books, but this has to be my new favorite. This book had me hooked from the very first page. I read it in one sitting because I couldn’t put it down. This book is packed with action and suspense, it had me on the edge of my seat throughout. Laurie (Leia) is such a strong character and a real tough lady. Not wanting to give any of the plot away, because everyone should read this great story without preconceived notions, I highly recommend this book. I look forward to reading the next book in this series.

Previewed by @sunbarn

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Burning Night: where the ashes of the past awaken the future by Nikki Broadwell – Review by Candida Hopper

Burning Night: where the ashes of the past awaken the futureBurning Night: where the ashes of the past awaken the future by Nikki Broadwell
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

Burning Night: Where the Ashes of the Past Awaken the Future
By Nikki Broadwell
As soon as I started reading this book I was captivated and couldn’t put it down. I felt as though I was going right along the journey with Collie, experiencing all the emotions she went through while on her journey. Collie found the strength to leave an abusive marriage and is trying to get to the burning night festival for her fresh start. There were some twists and turns and a bit of mystery in this very detailed story. This is the first book I have read by this author and I’m glad I decided to dive in because I really enjoyed every minute of this book. I recommend this emotionally charged and unpredictable story.

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Distant Memory: She remembered everything (Solum Series Book 3) by Colleen S. Myers – Review by Gail Guerrero

Distant MemoryDistant Memory by Colleen S. Myers
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

Distant Memory by Colleen S. Myers

Four Stars

I truly don’t know how to feel about Elizabeth. She is so indecisive about everything. Her relationship with Marin, Finn and her father is all a mess. She is constantly pushing Marin away. Granted I wouldn’t know how to feel living in her shoes. But I wouldn’t be holding secrets from someone I claim to love. The story was entertaining in some parts. Others parts just contained what I like to call filler words. I really have enjoyed this series so far and am ready for the next part. I need to know how everything falls into place. Beta is a hot mess and it’s going to take a while to fix all her issues. It’s so sad that she lives off her hate and need to kill Xade. That type of blindness is what stops you from seeing what else is happening around you. The author has done a really good job developing these characters and has made them very complex. They are just like you and me. They experience 50 million emotions in one day.
Reviewed by @gguerrero89

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Burning Night: where the ashes of the past awaken the future by Nikki Broadwell – Review by Maura Harper

Burning Night: where the ashes of the past awaken the futureBurning Night: where the ashes of the past awaken the future by Nikki Broadwell
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

3.5 stars

This is an interesting story about rebirth and rediscovery of life. It is a story that has many many layers to it and some interesting situations that I was not expecting.

I enjoy stories by this author – this one is just a little different than I expected. One of the problems I had was the Protagonist’s friend. Oh my gosh, I wanted to yell and tell her (the friend) how horrible she really is. With friends like her, who needs enemies.

The characters in this story are all flawed (just like everyone in life) and at times this story seemed so realistic while other times it was super mystical. There are definitely interesting metaphors in the story. At times I was cheering Columbine on and other times I was rolling my eyes at her.

There is a story within a story that was interesting to read along with the main story.

Review by @mauraharper

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The Changeup (Resort Romance #6) by Mary Billiter – Review by Emily Walsh

The Changeup (Resort Romance #6)The Changeup
ByMary Billiter
My Rating: 4 of 5 stars

The Changeup (Resort Romance #6) by Mary Billiter was a light hearted, mystery filled, cheesy romance, that had me hooked.

Not my first read by this author or in this series, as in I have read every book in this amazing series and when I seen this one I quickly snached it up. Every book reads as a standalone so this is a series you can read out of order. There isn’t much of overlapping in past characters, the only connection, really is the hotel chain. So no worries about spoilers.

I will say that the towards the end the mystery got a little slow and choppy. As something that was a driving plot point, and as something that added a nice intensity to the plot, as things seemed to be winding up, it dropped. There was a time skip and everything just concluded itself. I don’t know if it was done to keep the page count down, but I feel like I was jipped on something that could have been phenomenal.

Outside of that, I very much liked this story, it was a good addition to this growing series. It has all the elements I love from the other books, with a little, added slower burn romance, then I have seen so far. Our female MC isn’t your average woman, and that darkness in her past adds that extra layer, making the romance that much more special. Almost right away we get to see both our MC’s true colours, and that in itself adds a much needed layer to this already interconnecting series.

Overall this was a very enjoyable read, it hits lots of good points, solid writing, witty dialogue, great MC’s and supporting characters. I hope to see more from this series. So please take my super high recommendation and stamp of approval that you will get lost in this unique gritty love story that will leave you wanting more.

Happy Reading

-Review by @eawalsh

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The First Backwards Christmas by Brooke Williams ~ Review by Liz Vrchota

The First Backwards ChristmasThe First Backwards Christmas by Brooke Williams
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

This was such a fun and quick little read! I enjoyed that this was, although only 49 pages, a jam packed little story that got me in the perfect mood to pull out that Christmas tree and decorate after the first turkey coma of the Thanksgiving day.

Brooke Williams is new to me as an author, so it was nice to have a new experience go well, and find someone that I will get to add some new novels to my TBR list going forward. I really hate to go into a lot of detail much away from the basic synopsis already summed up about this book because it is a short and sweet book. I will tell you I definitely recommend that you pick it up and add it to your collection of Holiday TBR’s this year! You won’t be disappointed you did! Jack and Joyce promise to make your trip to Alaska a festive one! Happy Holidays! Thanks for the great read Ms. Williams!

Review by @lizaileen
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An Agreement (Summer in New York Book 3) by Lindsay Marie Miller – Review by Lyndsey Fairley

An Agreement (Summer in New York, #3)An Agreement by Lindsay Marie Miller
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

An Agreement (Summer in New York Book 3) by Lindsay Marie Miller
4 stars

This is the 3rd book in this series and while it could be read as a standalone, its best to read the first 2 to get backstory and all the context going on.
I really enjoyed this story and seeing the relationship grow between Bailey and Carter. I was able to connect to the characters on some levels and that made this story easy to read and not put down.
I cant wait to read more from this author.

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Only This Tuesday: A Copper Mills Novella by Melissa Keir – Review by Debi Kircher

Only This Tuesday: A Copper Mills NovellaOnly This Tuesday: A Copper Mills Novella by Melissa Keir
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

Only This Tuesday: A Copper Mills Novella by Melissa Keir

4 Stars

This was my first read by this author and I really enjoyed it. It was quick moving and had just enough of everything to keep me hooked throughout the whole story. I enjoyed the uniqueness of the storyline and the characters were written perfectly. I loved the subject matter and how that was handled. That part felt very real and it made me love Tuesday from the start. I wanted to throw my kindle a couple times and crawl through it and slap some people but again that’s just how it is and you just aren’t going to change people’s minds no matter what you do.

I loved the food truck, that was an awesome addition and the interaction between Tuesday and Blake.

This was an all around great read and I can’t wait to read more about Copper Mills and will be checking out what else this author has available.

Awesome story!

Review by @debikircher

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F*cking Frank by Jen Luerssen – Review by Michelle Mulvey

F*cking Frank (Smirk Series Book 1)F*cking Frank by Jen Luerssen
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

F*cking Frank by Jen Luerssen is book 1 In the Smirk Series. I have never read any of this authors work but cannot wait to read the next book. I want to see how Joe is going to fall in love just like Frank has. Frank is a grumpy guy that doesn’t really like people and hates small talk.
Frank plays bass in a band called Lia and The Licks. Franks friend Sebastian offers the group a summer job playing at the winery so once they all agree, they head up there and even have a place to stay.
When Frank meets Mikey, it’s insane how much they have in common. They are pretty much inseparable from the day they meet. What will happen when the summer is over and real life choices get in the way.

This was a great book from beginning to end. I loved the loyalty between friends and the chemistry between Mikey and Frank was off the charts.

 

review by @xchellex

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Distant Memory: She remembered everything (Solum Series Book 3) by Colleen S. Myers – Review by Jenni Bishop

Distant MemoryDistant Memory by Colleen S. Myers
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

Distant Memory: She remembered everything (Solum Series Book 3) Colleen S. Myers is a fantasy sci fi story and one I have been waiting to read and of course Colleen did not let me down. You must read them in order or you will miss so much and only have a third of the story and the background information on the characters. She kept me engrossed and perched on the edge of my seat, as I turned page after page, with her masterful and vivid writing skills and a plot that has more twist and turns than a piece of licorice. There is more action and suspense, secrets and lies, truths and danger and we get to find out the answers to questions that have been sitting around the edges just waiting to be revealed.

Reviewed by @jennadb

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Killmore (Killmore #1) by Martha Sweeney – Review by Emma Morreale

Killmore (Killmore #1)Killmore by Martha Sweeney
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

You’re life has to be pretty screwy if you’re in Witness Protection and the FBI can’t keep you safe. But that is what makes good reading and television!
Laurie was used as an informant against a powerful Mexican cartel boss and as always, the Butcher’s Bill comes due and will be paid. The man who is tasked with protecting her is sexy, mysterious, and can’t really say anything about himself which is worst case scenario for the distrustful Laurie. But really, who can blame her?
I actually thought she was a bit too trusting, especially in Aiden and the government’s ability to keep her from harm. Maybe that’s because I’ve seen too many movies but I’m a worst case scenario kind of woman and money talks as it always does.
The plot twist about gave me whiplash and the cliffhanger……. THE DREADED CLIFFHANGERS!!!!
But seriously this book is fantastic and I didn’t wait more than about three minutes to calm myself before I jumped into the second book.

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A Must for Christmas: A Darling Cove Novella by Deborah Garland – Review by Caralee Loonat

A Must for Christmas: A Darling Cove NovellaA Must for Christmas: A Darling Cove Novella by Deborah Garland
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

A Must For Christmas( A Darling Cove Novella)By Deborah Garland
5 Stars!!!!!

What happens when you put a busy loving family and Christmas coming up with a very pregnant lady? Well you get eagerly awaited twins coming early. I really enjoyed this opertunity to once again get to lose myself in the Greg and Faiths lives. This was such a great delve into their journey into parenthood.

I really like how the author focused on Greg and Faith again and we were able to see the lead up to and the days after the twins birth. I really enjoyed how the families all came together to help and keep Greg going as Faith recovered. This was such a great short read that I am sure it will be one that I will be reading over and over. I really look forward to reading more from this author in the future.

Reviewed by @caraleeloonat
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Getting the Goods by Elizabeth Perry – Review by Laura Leyman

Getting the GoodsGetting the Goods by Elizabeth Perry
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

I found this a funny, enjoyable, pleasant read. This book was amazing, I loved the main characters and the whole storyline. It may be short but the story is brilliant.

Gabriella does not have a man in her life, she is approaching 30 and has no signs of having a baby any time soon. Her friend has given her guidance on how to get a baby very unconventionally. In walks in Conner. To be honest I think it would be weird seeing someone taking used condoms especially if the sperm belongs to Gabriella’s new boss.

I did throughly enjoy this read. I would highly recommend!

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Once Upon a Romance (A Dream Come True book 1) by Alex Bailey – Review by Lisa Boltiador

Once Upon a Romance (A Dream Come True, #1)Once Upon a Romance by Alex Bailey
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

Once Upon a Romance brings the magic of the holidays back. It brought forth the feelings of joy and love and warm fuzzies. Also, it reminded me of the wonder of Disney, like it was when I was younger. Sophie seems to be the one in need of change and almost rescuing, she’s kind of broken and going through the motions, and her only real joy comes from spending time with her niece. Ray is a breath of fresh air and it’s amazing they end up on this journey together. Things do get emotional and touching in all the ways you want in a holiday novel. It has a happy ever after, though I wish I got an epilogue or just more of them. It was that good.

Review by @lisaboltiador
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My Free Life: Prequel to The Brothers of Camelot (My Life Series Book 3) by Necie Navone – Review by Dori Cousley

My Free Life: Prequel to The Brothers of Camelot (My Life Series Book 3)My Free Life: Prequel to The Brothers of Camelot by Necie Navone
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

My Free Life: Prequel to The Brothers of Camelot by Necie Navone is the third book in the series. This book has it all from suspense, action and danger. You will not be able to put the book down until you get to the last page, because you want to find out what happens next. This is the ending of Alessandra’s story. She is in charge of the family business in Italy at such a young age. She is a strong and independent woman who gets what she wants.

What a great conclusion to the My Life Series. Necie Navone’s writing is so descriptive and filled with many twists and turns. Her characters are real and believable. I cannot wait to read and see what Necie Navone has in store for us.

@avivasmommy

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Cowboy: Claimed by Various Authors – Review by Shannon Fowler

Cowboy: ClaimedCowboy: Claimed by Melissa Keir
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

Sweet cowboy! Here is a boxed set of 6 different cowboy stories! Some delicious, some simply sweet. A cowboy story for everyone. My favorite two are Rescue Love by Melissa Keir and Reverence: Heart of the South Novella by Lyssa Layne.

Rescue Love is about two types of rescues, one the rescue of puppies and the other the rescue of people. This story includes a crazy ex fiancé, a little danger, and some super cute main characters. Quick read leaving me with a warm and fuzzy feeling.

Reverence is about Dax and Stella. Each are at a low point in life. Each needing a hero of their own. This story left me wanting to read much, much more about Dax and Stella and their individual families.

The other stories include Snow Bird Springs: Troy by Cheryl Gorman; Upstaging the Cowboy by Leslie P Garcia; Cowboy Kind of Forgiveness by Becca Turner; Reverence: Heart of the South Novella by Lyssa Layne; and Cowboy Proud by D’Ann Lindun.

These stories are easy to read, meaning page after page each story kept me entertained and wondering what could happen next. Each of the six authors in this boxed set is new to me and I look forward to reading more from each one of them.

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Hope’s Decree by Angela McPherson – Review by April Johnson

Hope's Decree (The Fated #1)Hope’s Decree by Angela McPherson
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

What can I say about Hope’s Decree? It was AMAZING!! I fell in love with the characters and the storyline. There was so much in this story that Angela keeps her readers wanting more, never wanting to put the book down and the suspense is OMG!!! Angela McPherson did not disappoint with Hope’s Decree I can not wait to read the sequel.

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Never Let Me Fall (Fatal Dreams Series Book #3) by Abbie Roads – Review by Angela Hayes.

Never Let Me Fall (Fatal Dreams, #3)Never Let Me Fall by Abbie Roads
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

 

“He wanted to go all medieval knight and slay her dragons.”

Never Let Me Fall is the third thrilling book in the Fatal Dreams Series by Abbie Roads. It is paranormal romantic suspense, with so much happening between the covers that you will feel like you are on an incredible rollercoaster ride. There is danger, intrigue, loss, grief, pain, secrets, love, hate, drama, mystery, and a touch of destiny. The story is gritty, raw, dark, and a little twisted in places- which really gives the story an added ‘punch’. There is also a psychological aspect to the plot that is pretty intense. Woven around all this is a wonderful romance full of tender, sweet, moments that really touched me- as well as some red hot electrifying ‘intimate’ scenes that fogged up the screen on my kindle. I have loved every moment of this series, but I think this book has become my firm favourite, as there are so many interconnected details, and overarching storyline that got tied together in this story. I am addicted to Ms. Roads work- her stories/books are not only riveting page turners- they are so cleverly thought through, with so many minute and interconnected details that give this book/series such a spellbinding quality. The addition of elements such as Bear and Fearless’ story and the meaning , and connections, contained in it are just one example of Ms. Roads true genius when it comes to telling a completely captivating story. It’s these ‘extra’ little touches that really sets this book/series apart!
In this book we follow Thomas Brown and Helena Grayse as their story unfolds. Thomas is Evanee’s brother (Book #2). He is drowning in pain, having had a horrendous childhood which has left him physically and mentally scarred. When his stepfather kicked him in the face when he was five years old, Thomas lost the ability to see colour- he’s been living in a black, white and grey world ever since. “A life without colour was a life without passion.” It also gave him the ability to see ‘the shadow of death’ which helps him carryout his job at the Bureau of Criminal Investigation. But an unexpected encounter with a beautiful woman brings colour flooding back into his world. There is something unique about her that draws him to her like no one ever before. But circumstances mean she slips out of his life before he can find out anything about her, taking his colour with her. A chance encounter many hours later brings these two back together again.
Helena has her own scars from enduring a hellish existence for the past 10 years. She was incarcerated for a murder she didn’t commit- and faced such brutality that she hasn’t spoken in nine long years. She’s finally released and plans to leave the place that represents so much pain- as soon as she says her final goodbyes. This puts her in the path of Thomas, who manages to make her feel safe for the first time in a decade. When her situation has them spending time together, their connection becomes even more apparent and their chemistry becomes harder to resist. She would love nothing more than to surrender to his kindness, and her feelings- but doesn’t feel worthy of him. She fears that once he learns her secret, he won’t want anything to do with her. But with danger stalking them both, will they survive long enough to explore what’s between them? Both will have to confront their pasts, in order to move forward into the future. The problem is, sinister forces have their own agenda/s and both Helena and Thomas are locked firmly in their sights- placing them both at risk. What ensues makes for some intense, adrenaline inducing, emotional, unpredictable, and unforgettable reading!
As I have come to expect, Ms. Roads is incredibly clever and so entirely convincing in her detailed explanations, that I fully accepted what she was telling me- the ‘paranormal’ elements became entirely plausible and a matter of fact. I love that about this author, the way she can draw you into her story, delivering unique concepts and then making them seem so real and believable. Her vivid, detailed and descriptive style really helps to sell the story. And her complex, fully realised and endearing characters are so easy to fall for and invest in- which along with the gripping storyline, managed to entice me further and further into the story- all the while, scrambling to figure out what was going on.
As always, I can’t wait for the next book from this talented author!

Thank you, Ms. Roads!

 

Reviewed by @angelahayes

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Nathaniel (Dragon Hearts #1) by Carole Mortimer – Review by Naomi McDonald

Nathaniel (Dragon Hearts #1)Nathaniel by Carole Mortimer
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

Nathaniel is the first book in the Dragon Hearts series. It can be read as a standalone.

It took me a little bit to get into this book, but once I was able to connect to the characters it was a good experience. It is a quick read, only took me a few hours. This story has a decently strong female character so that was refreshing. She is also a bit snarky, which makes the story a bit amusing as well.

While vacationing in Wales, Chloe makes an interesting discovery. Of course, the journalist in her won’t let it go so she finds herself alone facing an intimidating man. Between her insatiable curiosity, and her smart mouth, she lands herself in a world she never knew existed. Can she trust this mysterious Nathaniel, or is he simply lulling her into a false sense of security? Can anything she sees or hears actually be real? And if it is, is she willing to accept it? One innocent misstep and she finds that her very life may depend on just that…acceptance.

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Getting the goods by Elizabeth Perry – Review by Elena Tabacaru

Getting the GoodsGetting the Goods by Elizabeth Perry
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

I fell in love with this book just by reading the blurb. The premise was set to be funny with loads of laughing out loud moments. However I feared that the writing or the main characters will dissapoint. It wasn’t the case!!! Connor and Gabrielle are hilarious characters by law, add in the naughty idea that Gabrielle has in mind and it will let you in fits of laughter. Loved it!!

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A Must for Christmas: A Darling Cove Novella by Deborah Garland – Review by Debi Kircher

A Must for Christmas: A Darling Cove NovellaA Must for Christmas: A Darling Cove Novella by Deborah Garland
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

A Must for Christmas: A Darling Cove Novella by Deborah Garland

5 Stars

Please say this is not the end of the Darling Cove stories…I have grown to love these people so much and I don’t want this to end. Someone else kind of came into the picture a little stronger in this book and I would love to see her get her own story, maybe there’s a long lost Mallory cousin out there somewhere..LOL or maybe Dad deserves a story…

This book took my breath away, there were a few parts that scared me to death thinking oh my goodness no this can’t happen. I loved returning to Faith and Greg even though it was full of scary moments and a lot of secrets that threatened everything these two fought so hard for. The way this family pulls together was so heart warming and that is one of my favorite parts of these books.

This author has quickly become one of my favorites and I will be following her from here on and will be one clicking whatever I can get my hands on.

Thank you Miss Garland for a beautifully written series with some amazing characters and please don’t let this be the end!! I already want to reread all of them!

Loved It!!

Review by @debikircher

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Must Be Crazy (Darling Cove Book 1) by Deborah Garland – Review by Tracy Wilkin

Must Be CrazyMust Be Crazy by Deborah Garland
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

Must Be Crazy is book three in the Darling Cove series by Deborah Garland. I have lived, laughed and loved with the eccentric, eclectic and electric characters I have got to know. This author tastefully masters a slightly suspenseful romance and gives a new clarity to the genre.

Skye was the most complex character to get to know. It wasn’t as easy as the others were, which made her story hard fought and my favourite. Edward had a lot going on and with a huge amount of responsibility, he never forgot what was important and went out of his way to ensure everyone he held dear to him knew about it. And often. gentleness is portrayed in Deborah Garlands writing, but also the passionate, loving and honourable personalities are obvious. While what you read is what you get, if you take your time, there is a lot more hidden in the very depth of each story, just bursting to be revealed. You really do get more that you could have wished for. 5 stars.

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Nathaniel (Dragon Hearts Series) by Carole Mortimer – Review by Sunday Barnaby

Nathaniel (Dragon Hearts #1)Nathaniel by Carole Mortimer
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

Nathaniel by Carole Mortimer
Four Stars

Nathaniel is book one of the Dragon Hearts Series by Carole Mortimer. This is the first book I have read by Ms. Mortimer, but it definitely won’t be the last. I’m looking forward to reading the rest of this series. This book really sets the scene for this Dragon Shifter series featuring the Pendragon Brothers, all alpha dragon shifter’s looking for their fated mate before they become feral. This book grabbed my attention on the very first page and I couldn’t put it down until I read the last. Chloe is a reporter who discovers a castle while looking for a story in Wales. Nathaniel discovers Chloe walking on his property and the magic begins. I don’t read many shifter books, but I would definitely recommend this book and can’t wait to read the next book in this series.

Previewed by @sunbarn

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My Free Life: Prequel to the Brothers of Camelot (My Life Series Book 3) by Necie Navone – Review by Robin Rankin

My Free Life: Prequel to The Brothers of Camelot (My Life Series Book 3)My Free Life: Prequel to The Brothers of Camelot by Necie Navone
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

My Free Life by Necie Navone is the third book in the My Life series. I loved this spin off series and learning about Alessandra and her life before. Of the three this was my favorite because to me it was the happiest of them.

Alessandra is hard and no fear, she showed it time and time again through this book and the series even when she was little.

She was pampered but her life was certainly not easy and that was show on to us time and time again. What she did have that a lot of people don’t usually have is the fierce love and loyalty of those around her. Her Uncle Lou and Nonna have been there from the very beginning and later she had Luigi, Pietro, Stephen, Antonio and many others.

I don’t want to wait to read her and Grayson’s story but unfortunately have to be patient and wait for it to come out. Have I mentioned how much I love this series?

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Degrees of Control (A Prestian Series Book 3) by Via Mari – Review by Robin Rankin

Degrees of Control (Prestian Series, #3)Degrees of Control by Via Mari
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

Degrees of Control by Via Mari is the third book in the Prestian series. This story is amazing, so glad I have been keeping up with it and can’t wait to see what happens next with Katarina and Chase.

These two definitely haven’t had the easiest time together. Lots of interesting things happen to them again in this book. Feels like these two will never catch a break and just get to be a normal couple.

The one thing that is different is Katarina decides she isn’t going to sit there passively and watch everything happen. She helps out in a big way.

I love Katarina and Chase together and can’t wait to see what adventures they go through next, I seriously doubt whatever happens next will go without something happening to one of them.

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The Moon in Her Eyes: A Witch’s Tale by Nikki Broadwell – Review by Angela Hayes

The Moon in Her Eyes: a witch's taleThe Moon in Her Eyes: a witch’s tale by Nikki Broadwell
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

 

The Moon in Her Eyes: A Witch’s Tale by Nikki Broadwell is a wonderful paranormal mystery, with romance, fantasy, magic, time travel, drama, and adventure.
This is a standalone story, but not the first book with Emeline, the main character. Emeline is a time travelling witch who started her adventures in “A Witch in Time Saves Nine”, when she transports back in time, only to discover that she really has no control over when she travels, or where she ends up. This becomes quite a terrifying ordeal for her- but she figures she must be there for a reason, but any small changes she makes seems to have a flow on effect on the future, throwing everything out of whack. This story sees Emeline searching for the answers to putting things right, but the craziness seems to have no end. With things seeming to spiral out of control, Emeline is being blamed for all the terrible things that are happening. There is a lot at stake, including matters of the heart, and Emeline will need to work it all out and discover a way to set things right, before it’s too late.
I love how Ms. Broadwell’s stories are always so original- infusing each one with her unique style and ‘feel’. I also enjoy how her stories include American Indian people, culture, and/or mythology as part of her storylines- for example here in Emeline’s stories we meet the Wampanoag people. I find this to be very creative and imaginative- and I also love how the magic and time travel was woven into the story. Ms. Broadwell creates vivid, fully realised, and believable world/s (times) in which she set her story. This plot switches back and forth from in time(s), as the whole story plays out. But, these transitions are quite smooth and seamless. Ms. Broadwell also includes some political and social issues which gives this story some added interest.
The whole story has an “Outlander” x “Sliding Doors” feel to it, but with it’s own unique identity.
An enjoyable and engaging read.

Thank you, Ms. Broadwell!

 

Reviewed by @angelahayes

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Caught In Make-Believe (The Caught Series Book 3) By Sharleen Scott – Review by Dawn Daughenbaugh

Caught in Make-Believe (The Caught Series Book 3)Caught in Make-Believe by Sharleen Scott
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

5 Star
Caught In Make-Believe (The Caught Series Book 3) By Sharleen Scott is the third book in The Caught Series. This is a romantic suspense that I couldn’t put down once I started reading it. There are some twists and turns that had me on the edge of my seat. This can be read as standalone but I recommend reading the first two books as well as it will give you some background on the characters, but its not necessary. Jace has come home after being gone for five years,he’s a investigative writer. He’s been on the move but hiding since tragedy struck.Samatha has decided no more men for her that is until she meets Jace.The chemistry between these two is oh my Hot! Jace has a past that soon catches up to him and could put Sam in danger. This is a must read.I highly recommend reading this book not just this Book but the whole series. I can’t wait to read more from this Author.

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F*cking Frank (Smirk Series Book 1) by Jen Luerssen – Review by Caralee Loonat

F*cking Frank (Smirk Series Book 1)F*cking Frank by Jen Luerssen
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

F*cking Frank by Jen Luerssen
4 Stars!!!!

I really like finding new authors. This was such a refreshing read for me. I like to read various
genres and I really liked how the author winds the story around the characters. It’s quite nice to have a unique character base.

I really like how the author made the character realistic as sometimes in books they just are too
fake. Frank is so realatable. There is so much to be said for asterisk. The author really had me hooked on this book and I was glad to have a break from my normal steamy romances. This book really was a breath of fresh air for me. It wasn’t superficial it was a really great down to earth read and I will be reading it over and over.

Reviewed by @caraleeloonat
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