Coastal Spirit (Stranded in Paradise Series Book #3) by Lindsay Marie Miller – Review by Angela Hayes

Coastal Spirit: An Action Adventure Romance (Stranded in Paradise, #3)Coastal Spirit: An Action Adventure Romance by Lindsay Marie Miller
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

 

“How many lives did they have left? How many more times could they cheat death? How many days remained on the island for them to survive?”

 

Coastal Spirit is the third and final book in the Stranded in Paradise trilogy by Lindsay Marie Miller. It’s a great action adventure- with an historical timeline and elements, and suspense, danger, drama, tension, romance and angst. While I have loved this series, as a whole, I did have a couple of minor issues with this book that kept pulling me out of the story and disrupting the flow- which in turn kept me from loving it quite as much as the first two. But I still enjoyed it, and found out how the series concluded!
We jump in pretty much where Island Smile left off. Where the climactic ending left us on tenterhooks wondering how the characters were going to survive the crisis. Henry, Elaine, and Louisa are trying to survive – pitting themselves against the jungle, mother nature, and sinister foes. They have cheated death so many times already, and none of them are sure that their luck would hold out or whether they would finally succumb to all the dangers lurking on the island. We catch up with familiar characters, as well as meeting new ones. Henry, Elaine and Louisa have to try to figure out who they can trust, as well as finding a way off the island, and getting home.
There is quite a lot going on in this story that had me on the edge of my seat. There were some very emotional times, and then there were moments of tenderness, humour, and sheer anger. Some of the push/pull, stubborn pride, and angst, was sooooo frustrating. There were more than a few times where I wanted to shake some sense into them all!
Ms. Miller will continue to be one of my go to authors and I look forward to reading her next book.

Thank you, Ms Miller!

 

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Going Places by Kathryn Berla – Review by Jenni Bishop

Going PlacesGoing Places by Kathryn Berla
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

Going Places by Kathryn Berla ​is a story of a young man who finds his first love but is that love reciprocated? It is also about finding friends in unlikely places and where age is no barrier. The book is told in the main character, Hudson’s, point of view, which you don’t see too often.

The story is well thought out and well written and gives us a look at a young man who is navigating his way between being a teenager and becoming a man and knowing what he wants but coming to the realisation that we don’t always get what we want.

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Going Places by Kathryn Berla – Review by Angela Hayes

Going PlacesGoing Places by Kathryn Berla
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

 

Going Places by Kathryn Berla is a great YA novel with a coming of age/teenage angst, love, loss, living up to expectation, responsibility, believing in yourself, friendship, and also touches on some sensitive issues in a caring, but realistic way.
We follow Hudson, who really is a lot smarter and capable than I think he gave himself credit for. I enjoyed watching him develop and grow as the story progressed. He was a better, more confident version of himself by the end.
I have read several of Ms. Berla’s books now and liked them all, and this is one of my favourites of the them all, so far! I really appreciate how Ms. Berla writes such realistic and believable characters, and stories. With each book, she takes us on a journey of discovery, not only for her characters, but also for us, the readers.
As I have come to expect from Ms. Berla, the story is well written, with a great pace, a smooth flow, and is very easy to read. I thought the story was quite touching, and I loved how it focused on the relationships between the characters, and the complexities within them. The characters really make this story. There were parts of the story that were also quite thought provoking, insightful and poignant.
A really lovely story!

Thank you, Ms. Berla!

Reviewed by @angelahayes

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A Single Girl’s Guide to Paris by Raven Gale – Review by Angela Hayes

A Single Girl's Guide to ParisA Single Girl’s Guide to Paris by Raven Gale
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

 

A Single Girl’s Guide to Paris is the first book in the Single girl series by Raven Gale (S. Lawrence). It is an erotic romance, with a little adventure to keep things interesting. The story is sexy, fun, and entertaining. I love the synopsis of the story- a single girl’s traveling adventures, which she then uses to write her travel blog, who meets Mr. tall, tattooed and hunky with a dark/dangerous vibe. He has his own reasons for traveling, which we also get to follow over the course of the story. This book essentially has two storylines which blend together into a great read.
I do wish the book was a just a little bit longer, as some of the paragraphs were a little rushed, and at times felt cut short. I still really enjoyed the story and am really looking forward to reading the rest of the series- but I did feel that this story may have suffered just a little in the author’s attempt to confine it to a novella.
The characters are so likeable and interesting. They drew me in immediately and had me clamoring for more. Their chemistry was nothing short of electric and they certainly had the ‘sizzle ‘factor! I loved Ember, and Carter is just drool-worthy. It is such a great premise, and with just a little tweaking, this story could be soar to a red hot 10 star read!
I am intrigued with what the author has coming up next, as we follow Ember to Venice! Bring on Book #2!

Thank you, Ms. Gale!

 

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Distorted Love (Dark Intentions Duet Book 1) by T.L. Smith – Review by Jenni Bishop

Distorted Love (Dark Intentions, #1)Distorted Love by T.L. Smith
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

Distorted Love (Dark Intentions Duet Book 1) by T.L. Smith is a book that you will love and hate. TL has done a great job with this story where two who shouldn’t love each other but do. Every time he pushes, breaks her a little more, until she is broken beyond repair. He has chosen someone she once loved. He was the one who came between them. Life will never be the same for them. Love has never hurt so much. How did she get mixed up in things? How could she let it happen? Now she is to be a pawn in this messed up world, one she may never walk away from. One that may change her forever.

OMG this is one book that is a must read. It ends before you want it to but you know there is one more book to finish the tale coming. I need to get my hands on it now. I need to know what happens…..

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Eye of the Storm (Gray Ghost #2) by Amy McKinley – Review by Shannon Fowler

Eye of the Storm (Gray Ghost #2)Eye of the Storm by Amy McKinley
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

Eye of the Storm is A Gray Ghost Novel book 2. It can be read as a standalone but there are a couple of characters from book one. This is also my second book by McKinley and it will not be my last.
This story is quite the adventure. While fighting the jungles of Columbia, the Ramirez cartel, and the guerrillas looking for blood, how is a girl supposed to find romance and love!? The very first page starts us on our adventure with a man stuck in a tree, upside down with no memories. Is he the good guy? The enemy? Our hero?

Enters Mari. She’s running. Running from the jungle, the cartel, the guerrillas and even her past. We feel a bond and a sense of urgency that Mari needs to get to safety. Enters Hannah. She seems to be a know it all tough fighter of a woman. But McKinley doesn’t let us love or hate her just yet. We, the readers, are left wondering if we can really even trust her. Enters the mysterious unconscious man, who was stuck in the tree, named Chris. Why can’t he remember anything? Can anyone be trusted?

McKinley writes a story of intrigue and mystery. Confusion and courage, trust and understanding. Good story line. I look forward to reading more from McKinley.

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Siren Call by Phoebe Alexander – Review by Shannon Fowler

Siren CallSiren Call by Phoebe Alexander
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

Wow! Hot and sexy. I’m not sure who my girl crush is on more: Phoebe Alexander or Jessie.

This story is a female/female romance. Not your everyday boy meets girl with rainbows and unicorns. No this story has swingers, lesbians, bi-sexuals and maybe if you’re looking, you might find a straight lover. It has mean girls and a mystery that makes this story a page turner.

Jessie is our main character and is a hot girl cop who meets our other main character, Siren, who is a hot mess of a mystery. The other characters are Paisley, Cap, Alvin and Leah who are all from the first two books, but each story can be a standalone. My opinion though is to start with the first book, Fisher of Men, because the Eastern Shore Swingers Series is worth starting at the beginning.

Phoebe Alexander has written another great body-positive story with sex-positive characters. While the reader may not be a swinger or even open about their own sexuality, Alexander leads the reader to believe that all people deserve happiness and love.

Really good story line that makes me want to keep reading anything Phoebe Alexander puts out!

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Must Love Fashion (Darling Cove Series Book #1) by Deborah Garland – Review by Angela Hayes

Must Love Fashion (Darling Cove #1)Must Love Fashion by Deborah Garland
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

 

Must Love Fashion is the captivating debut novel and first book in the Darling Cove series by Deborah Garland. It is a contemporary romance, with second chances and new beginnings. Set in the fashion world, with wonderful characters and a beautifully detailed and descriptive story- Ms. Garland’s debut has certainly made me sit up and take notice. A fantastic start to what I can only imagine will be a superb series!
The story begins when Gwendolyn Mallory answers a ‘Must Love Fashion’ ad. She hasn’t had the best of times lately, with a divorce hanging over her head and some financial issues, she desperately needs to take the next step in her career in the fashion industry- to her dream job. She was excited to land the job, and when she meets the drop-dead-gorgeous, sexy man she would be sharing an office with, her world is turned upside down and her life gets very interesting.
Andrew Morgan is an ex-model turned fashion executive. He works incredibly hard, pouring himself into his job so he doesn’t have to think about his painful past. Andrew is ready for to start his life over but isn’t sure how to go about it. He is a little lost, and his memories kept him locked in the past. He’s been in Milan on business and returns to find he has a new office-mate. To say he isn’t impressed would be a bit of an understatement, but there is definitely something about her that fascinates him and gets under his skin.
As they work closely together, sparks fly and passions are ignited. But this story isn’t quite so smooth sailing, there are some serious obstacles that need to be traversed if they have any chance at making their blossoming relationship work. With twists and surprises, this story kept me avidly reading from the first page, right through till the end. I loved everything about this story and I am really looking forward to seeing what Ms. Garland has in store for us in the next book.

Thank you, Ms. Garland!

 

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That Unexpected Kiss (Kissed By Fate Series Book #2) by Tamara Ferguson – Review by Angela Hayes

That Unexpected Kiss (Kissed By Fate, #)That Unexpected Kiss by Tamara Ferguson
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

 

That Unexpected Kiss is the second book in the Kissed by Fate series by Tamara Ferguson. I realised soon after starting this story, that I had already read it as part of the Hunks to the Rescue Anthology. I really loved it the first time and can honestly say that it was just as enjoyable the second time around.
Ms. Ferguson takes us back to picturesque Dragonfly Point and Crystal Rock, where we get to meet our two main characters who have had a little history- an attraction that never seemed to mesh at the right time. But when their fates finally align we discover that FBI Agent Dylan Nash is undercover investigating a trafficking ring, as well as searching for his father’s killer. He is incredibly drawn to Julie Thompson who is a special education teacher. She has recently moved back to town and has her own mystery to solve, as her mother disappeared when she was young and Julie has always wondered what became of her. Will Dylan be able to help solve her mystery, as well as solving his own his investigations? What has fate got in store for these two?
I loved this wonderful romantic story, it has mystery, suspense, and a little drama. The characters are very endearing and were beautifully crafted and fully developed by Ms. Ferguson. I always love visiting Crystal Rock and Dragonfly Pointe and this story was no exception.
This is a fast paced, quick, and easy read. The author packed a lot into the book and as expected, has produced an excellent story.

Thank you, Ms. Ferguson!

 

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Addicted to Love (Bayou Devils MC Book 2) by A.M. Myers – Review by Debi Kircher

Addicted to Love (Bayou Devils MC #2)Addicted to Love by A.M. Myers
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

Addicted to Love (Bayou Devils MC Book 2) by A.M. Myers

5 Stars

This is my second book by this author, and I can say she has joined the list of my favorites. I loved this book, everything about it even when I was sitting here bawling, like ugly nose blowing take my breath away bawling.

I love MC books, but this one has a completely different feel to it, it doesn’t concentrate so much on the club but more on the members and I really really like that now as well.

What Carly went through in her life was so awful and I completely understand her mindset and why she felt the way she did about no strings relationships, and then her torment just seems to multiply right about the time she thinks she could possibly have it all, the decisions she had to make had me totally falling apart. Thank God for Chance, I loved loved loved him. He was everything you want in your book heros.

This author is brilliant in my opinion and kept me glued to this story and when I had to put it down to do some adulting I still thought about it.

I can’t wait for more and also can’t wait to see what else there is available by this author.

Simply Awesome!!

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First Fire: The First Guardian Novella (The Guardian Series) by S. Lawrence – Review by Jenni Bishop

First Fire (The Guardians, #0,5)First Fire by S. Lawrence
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

First Fire: The First Guardian Novella (The Guardian Series) by S. Lawrence takes us to the magical world where Norse Gods, Celtic Goddesses and Viking Warriors abound and magic is strong. ​First Fire is the prequel to the The Guardian Series and I thoroughly enjoyed it. It is well written and full of action, war, sorrow and a love so deep you don’t know who you are without your other half. I love that S Lawrence has written her story that is full of mythology and the paranormal. It is a short read but a good read. Before you know it the story has ended and you are left wanting more. I also love that the story was written in multiple points of view which adds an extra element to the story.

I am anxiously awaiting the next book!

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The Knock: (The Juniper Court Series Book 6) by Emme Burton – Review by Jenni Bishop

The Knock: (The Juniper Court Series Book 6)The Knock: by Emme Burton
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

The Knock: The Juniper Court Series by Emme Burton is part of a series that each book  is written by seven different authors we we meet the neighbours and families whose  lives are lived in Juniper Court. Emme’s characters are lovable and connectable and  true to life. Even though this is a short story I found myself so engrossed in it I was at  the end before I even knew it.    One knock and her life is changed forever. Posey lost the love of her life and became a  single mum who is still struggling with that loss.    Now years later she hears another knock at the door and little did she know that her life  was about to be changed again forever.     Grab a copy you won’t be disappointed, you will love it.

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The Monster That Ate My Mommy by Jessica Aiken-Hall – Review by Erin Davidson

The Monster That Ate My MommyThe Monster That Ate My Mommy by Jessica Aiken-Hall
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

The Monster That Ate My Mommy by Jessica Aiken-Hall is an emotional stirring memoir that moved me in ways literature has never done before. Following Jessica’s and her harrowing journey through life, with all its highs and many lows. This book was so beautifully written and emotionally raw, that I couldn’t put it down and read most of it in a single sitting. I feel blessed to have read such a book and thank Jessica for being so brave and sharing her story with the world. To tell her story about growing up in a violent household, to being sexually harassed and raped as young child, to battling against mental illness and severe depression, and coming out of it stronger than ever. Her story is evocative and emotional, and I recommend that everyone read this book and open their eyes up to the dangers many abused kids are dealing with, and speak up.
5/5 stars. Thank you Jessie

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JET: Ambushed by JE Vassar – Review by Jenni Bishop

JET AmbushedJET Ambushed by J.E. Vassar
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

JET: Ambushed (Kindle Worlds Novella) by JE Vassar ​is an action packed thriller that is a very short and quick but the plot is fast paced and full of action that will keep you on the edge of your seat right up to the very last page. JE left it open for the story to continue and I hope it does. These agents are trained to be deadly and it’s that, that will keep the terrorists at bay but when one of their own is taken can the team reach her in time before a major disaster happens? Will they be able to stop evil and save their agent?

I recommend you grab this book as it will get your heart pumping.

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The New Neighbor (The Juniper Court Series) by Isabelle Peterson – Review by Jenni Bishop

The New Neighbor (The Juniper Court Series)The New Neighbor by Isabelle Peterson
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

The New Neighbor by Isabelle Peterson is another book in the The Juniper Court Series and is probably my favourite amongst the ones I have read so far. Isabelle writes characters that you can relate to and you feel as though they are your friends. ​This is a M/M romance story and is wonderfully written and is oh so steamy and hot which makes them fit right into the court they live in, where anything goes.

Erik is getting over his broken heart and Kyle hasn’t even admitted to his family that he’s gay. Will they find a way to each other and will they be able to be open and honest not only with each other but with their families and friends.

I am looking forward to the next book from the Juniper Court series.

Reviewed by @jennadb

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Addicted to Love (Bayou Devils MC Book 2) by A.M. Myers – Review by Jenni Bishop

Addicted to Love (Bayou Devils MC #2)Addicted to Love by A.M. Myers
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

Addicted to Love (Bayou Devils MC Book 2) by A.M. Myers is the best MC book I have read in a long time. Wow what a ride. A.M did a fantastic job writing this story that will leave you heartbroken, sad and crying but for all that was sad there is also moments of laughter. Once I started this book I was unable to put it down and read it in one sitting. The pain and suffering our main character had to endure was heartbreaking but she is one strong and sassy woman and with the help of one man and the MC behind her she is able to heal. There are characters that you just fall in love with and there are those who you just want to do physical bodily harm.

This is one outstanding book that everyone should read but beware tissues are needed.

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Eye of the Storm (Gray Ghost #2) by Amy McKinley – Review by Jenni Bishop

Eye of the Storm (Gray Ghost #2)Eye of the Storm by Amy McKinley
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

Eye of the Storm is the second book in the A Gray Ghost Novel by Amy McKinley ​is a romance that is full of drama and suspense, ex military men, danger and violence and is full of intrigue and non stop action. Amy knows how to keep you engaged and guessing all the way through to the end with all the thrills, spills and more.

Mari is tough but can she out run the dangerous men who are hot on her trail. Can she survive the trials of the jungle or will she be lost to it? Will she ever be free?

What happens when you wake up not knowing where you are, how you got there or why you are there? Not to mention that he doesn’t even remember his name.

Danger is a constant and is never far away but can they survive to live another day or will the cartel in the depths of Colombia finally catch up to them.

A Gray Ghost series is one that you can sink your teeth into and enjoy the ride. I am so looking forward to the next book

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A Single Girl’s Guide to Paris (Single Girl Series Book 1) by Raven Gale – Review by Jenni Bishop

A Single Girl's Guide to ParisA Single Girl’s Guide to Paris by Raven Gale
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

A Single Girl’s Guide to Paris (Single Girl Series Book 1) by Raven Gale is one super sexy, super hot, super steamy read. Wow I think I need a cigarette. Raven’s writing is a force to be reckoned with. It is written well and you don’t want to put it down as the chemistry between these two characters is off the charts. I also love the mystery and intrigue with the under story. It is a short read, but oh so good. I only wish it was a longer story.

If you need a little spice in your life, look no further A Single Girl’s Guide to Paris has it all. One sexy, hot, alpha ex-seal, sealed the deal. I am now waiting to read the next installment and know it will be just as good as this one.

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Tilt (Dreams of Chaos #2) by Ashley Chappell – Review by Jenni Bishop

Tilt (Dreams of Chaos #2)Tilt by Ashley Chappell
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

Tilt Dreams of Chaos Book 2 by Ashley Chappell ​is a well written story that is action packed YA fantasy that has adventure and magic, gods and mythology, magical and lore, mystery and mystical creatures that is set in different worlds. This book continues on from where the first book left off and is a little bit darker but there is adventure, humor and stubborn bravery in our lead heroine as she fights to learn more about herself, her magic and the evil invading her home.

If you like a good fantasy with danger and chaos that is entertaining and magical then Tilt is for you.

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Just One Night (Blue Beech, #2) by Charity Ferrell – Review by Jenni Bishop

Just One Night (Blue Beech, #2)Just One Night by Charity Ferrell
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

Just One Night by Charity Ferrell is one story that you should jump at the chance to read. Love certainly isn’t easy and when your whole life is lost it breaks you, but when you receive news, of something you never thought possible, does it make you want to live again? Love when you are not looking for it but need it and it finds you, is something worth fighting for.

Charity has taken us into a world where sometimes second chances are all you need. Her writing is magical and the story is tragic but beautiful, passionate and loving, sad and yet happiness. I loved every word, every sentence, every paragraph. I fell in love with the world and characters, Willow who is a sassy and strong, loyal and loving, then there is Dallas who is sad and broken but also loving and sexy.

Just One Night will steal your heart and soul and leave you wanting more. Charity is a new Author for me but she is now one of my favourites and can’t wait to read more from her.

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Deepest Scars (Being Me #5) by Tricia Copeland – Review by Jenni Bishop

Deepest Scars (Being Me #5)Deepest Scars by Tricia Copeland
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

Deepest Scars is a novel of the ‘Bring Me’ Series by Tricia Copeland and can be read as a standalone. Tricia writes well and is invested in her characters. Some I loved, some not so much, as I wanted to smack them around, which to me means they are well written. This story is about second chances and new beginnings, secrets and forgiveness, love and heartbreak. Even though I found the story a little slow at times, it was still a good read.

As the layers were peeled back of our two main characters, especially Liz (whom my heart broke for), we got to see them grow and blossom, not just as a couple but also as themselves. That girl had to deal with more than any normal person deserves in her short life time but she managed and I wanted to hug her and take away all her hurt.

Tricia wrote this from a male perspective and it was different but good to read a story from the male point of view rather than the usual female.

Worth a read.

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Tilt (Dreams of Chaos #2) by Ashley Chappell – Review by Naomi McDonald

Tilt (Dreams of Chaos #2)Tilt by Ashley Chappell
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

Tilt is the second book in the Dreams of Chaos series. Even though you can pick up this book and read it without necessarily reading the first book, I highly recommend getting the first book anyway. I fell in love with the first book almost immediately, and Tilt is just as wonderful. There is a stunning array of colorful characters to both love and hate. Where the first book introduced concepts of how powerful our mind’s creative ability can be, Tilt deals with the struggle of learning how to properly use your power without losing yourself. I cannot recommend these books enough.

Trotter, the daughter of gods, is seeing her world change right before her eyes. The days are becoming shorter and the tides are out of synch. Having been forbidden to stay in Realm, home of the gods, Trotter is on her own trying to figure out what is happening. She soon discovers the gods forgotten creation and is thrown into a new world. Even as her own home is being destroyed, Trotter finds that the world she has discovered is also in danger. Trotter has to make a decision that she avoided making in the first book, and it will change everything…even her. A new power is growing within Trotter, but is it something that will be even more dangerous than what they are already facing?

Tilt has action, adventure, bravery, gods and monsters, friendship, a bit of romance, and a lot of life lessons. I love the new additions to the cast of characters, especially Erwin. Superior humor is a must when dealing with monsters invading the land. Get the book. Read the book. You will not be disappointed!

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Relationship Resuscitation (The Juniper Court Series) by Jennifer Theriot – Review by Jenni Bishop

Relationship Resuscitation (The Juniper Court Series)Relationship Resuscitation by Jennifer Theriot
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

Relationship Resuscitation (The Juniper Court Series) by Jennifer Theriot is a quick read and fits in nicely with the other books in this series which are written by different authors with their own unique writing style and perspectives. This book is about finding the sparks that so often leaves couples after their children have grown and flown the coupe, Empty Nesters that their love is still strong but between the sheets a little spice to life is needed. I laughed out loud at some of the antic this couple got up to and my heart sighed at their devotion to one another. These characters and their relationship is so real that you can relate to them.

This is a sweet and enjoyable read that will keep you busy for an afternoon of leisure. I am off to read more of this series.

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Make Me (Dirty Royals Book 1) by Kaye Blue – Review by Jenni Bishop

Make Me (Dirty Royals Book 1)Make Me by Kaye Blue
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

Make Me (Dirty Royals Book 1) by Kaye Blue

Make Me is the first book in the Dirty Royals Series by Kaye Blue and is a contemporary romance story. ​Don’t they say there is a fine line between love and hate! Well in this book we see ​plenty of drama and sparks flying as we watch enemies face off and gradually see more in each other than they ever have.

When you have always had things given to you on a silver platter, you wonder where you fit in life, in love, in yourself but also in your family. When you have been bought up to hide your feelings it is hard to say the thing that is the most important.

When you have always fought for what you want, is it any surprise your best would never have made a difference to the decision being made.

Kaye has started out with a bang with this book which is easy to read and well written but also entertaining. I enjoyed the story and look forward to the next book in the series.

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Her Real Man (Rescue Me Collection Book 0) by Natalina Reis – Review by Jenni Bishop

Her Real ManHer Real Man by Natalina Reis
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

Her Real Man (Rescue Me Collection Book 0) by Natalina Reis is a quick enjoyable read  that is both cute and fun. Sparks fly when our two main characters find what neither of  them knew they were looking for. This story will have you laughing and crying and  enjoying every part of it.    What happens when a romance writer goes looking for a real man? What type of man is  a real man? Is there even such a thing as a real man? Will a real man make the perfect  book boyfriend?     This is the third book I have read by Natalina and they are all great stories but this  would have to be my favourite. I look forward for more from her.

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Our Next Chapter by Michelle Sullivan – Review by Jenni Bishop

Our Next ChapterOur Next Chapter by Michelle Sullivan
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

Our Next Chapter by Michelle Sullivan is a beautiful but sad contemporary romance  story about second chances. Michelle’s writes a story that make you feel like you are a  part of it. Emotions are real and raw because of those that deemed they knew better  with secrets and lies, betrayal and hurt, threats and malice, loss and love, fears and  uncertainty.     Once I started this book I was unable to put it down until I had finished. My heart aches  for what our characters went through and it hits home for what those of us who were  young mothers and our own struggles. This story will take you on an emotional  journey and is a definite page turner. The story is well thought out and beautifully  written. These characters definitely hold a place in my heart. A job well done Michelle.

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Love on a Limb A Love Story For All Seasons by Laurie L.C. Lewis – Review by Jenni Bishop

Love on a LimbLove on a Limb by Laurie L.C. Lewis
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

Love on a Limb A Love Story For All Seasons by Laurie L.C. Lewis is a beautiful heart  wrenching, sob inducing wonderful romance story. I love reading Laurie’s work as she  puts so many emotions into her writing that it makes you feel as though you are right  there with the characters as they struggle with having to deal with life and death. This  sad yet beautiful story reached into my heart and left me devastated, it makes you  wonder what would happen if I was faced with my mortality or that of someone I loved.  This is one story where you will need the tissue box and a good stiff drink or two. The  love, hope and faith these characters had for one another will see you crying, laughing,  sobbing and fighting right alongside them in this battle to live.    I highly recommend this amazing story to anyone who loves a story that touches your  heart in such a way that it will stay with you.

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Relationship Resuscitation by Jennifer Theriot – Review by Tracy Manderson

Relationship Resuscitation (The Juniper Court Series)Relationship Resuscitation by Jennifer Theriot
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

Relationship Resuscitation (The Juniper Court Series) by Jennifer Theriot
5 out of 5 stars

I loved reading Relationship Resuscitation from, The Jupiter Court Series by Jennifer Theriot. This is another fabulous and exciting sexy, loveable, and emotional book. I was really excited to read this book/series. The characters are well written, with Ms. Theriot writing style is easy flowing and engaging.
We Meet Phillip & Jayne Miller, original homeowners on Juniper Court. He’s a successful attorney; she’s a flourishing blogger. Head over heels in love and approaching 50, their relationship needs a little jump start. With the their twin girls married and moved away from Sunview, Phillip and Jayne decide it’s time to focus on resuscitating their relationship, complete with spicing up their neglected sex life. When competition between the two sets in, it becomes a full out game to see who can one-up the other trying new things.
Ah, yes. Life on Juniper Court gets interesting… and sometimes embarrassing. Be careful what you wish for and where you stick your nose. Sometimes keeping up with the Joneses–or in this case, the Sullivans can have.
I really enjoyed this book/series and can’t wait to read the next book in this series.
By
Tracy

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Gabe (Glass City Hearts Book One) by Desiree Lafawn – Review by Jenni Bishop

Gabe (Glass City Hearts Book One)Gabe by Desiree Lafawn
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

Gabe is the first book in the Glass City Hearts by Desiree Lafawn and it is a winner. Desiree has thrown everything you could want in a book and it comes together seamlessly. This story is intriguing and mysterious, sexy and hot, realistic and yet unbelievable. There is threats and crime, sleaze bags and terror, laughter and sadness but underneath it all is such sweetness it will knock you for a six.

The characters in this book are lovable and funny but Greta and Jolene are such a hoot, that you can’t help but laugh out loud with their antics and want to be their best friend. I hope we get to read more of these wonderful characters in the future.

What happens when you are in the wrong place at the wrong time? Who do you turn to when your life is in danger? What happens when you come face to face with a past that tore you to shreds? How can you reconcile a past with your future? What happens when you are so consumed with sadness that you don’t know how to move on?

To find the answers and more get a copy and sit back and enjoy the ride.

Reviewed by @jennadb

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Beneath: Two Book Boxset by Shandi Boyes – Review by Jenni Bishop

Beneath: Two Book BoxsetBeneath: Two Book Boxset by Shandi Boyes
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

Beneath the Secrets by Shandi Boyes
Will Hugo’s mistake cost him everything? Will he finally wake up and see what is right in front of him? Will he walk away from the only good thing left in his life? Will Ava be able to forgive the mistakes? Will the two ever have a future together?

This story is bit of an emotional roller coaster ride. At times you will be laughing out loud and the next you will be sobbing. I am now off to read the next installment. Enjoy!!

Beneath the Sheets by Shandi Boyes
This story has it all including friendship and romance, happiness and passion, secrets and lies, heartache and frustration but amongst all that there is love. You will find yourself laughing, yet sad and frustrated with the choices of the characters. At times you want to knock some sense into them but as the story goes, you can’t fight fate.

Reviewed by @jennadb

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