Savage Lies (Hidden Valley Elite Book 1) by Isla Vaughn – Review by Jess Engel

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Savage Lies (Hidden Valley Elite #1)Savage Lies by Isla Vaughn
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

The story continues! I couldn’t start and finish this one fast enough. The author continues building the world around Cole and Riley, engulfing the reader in the story. The attraction between them is palpable, despite hating one another. They couldn’t be from more different worlds and they each have their own secrets, so what happens when they are forced to live in the same world?

The author crafts an intense, engaging read that keeps you turning the page. I quite enjoy the world building. There are times I read books set in high school that aren’t believable or read as if they are adults instead of teenagers and while these teenagers deal with adult themes, I feel like the author does a great job bringing in typical teenage issues that make the setting feel authentic.

I devoured this book and the author has me on the edge of my seat to start the next one!

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Savage Start: A High School Bully Romance Prequel (Hidden Valley Elite Series) by Isla Vaughn – Review by Jess Engel

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Savage Start (Hidden Valley Elite #0.5)Savage Start by Isla Vaughn
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

Wow! What a great, fast-paced read to start a new series! This prequel introduces us to main characters Riley and Cole, as well as a host of supporting characters like Riley’s mom and Cole’s brother and cousins. The author does an amazing job setting the story and starting to create depth and mystery into the characters and beginning their development through the story. The author sets up an intriguing plot following Riley and her mom, who never stay in any place for long, and also following the super elite Cole and family, riddled with problems of their own. What happens when these two collide?

The author has an engaging writing style. If you’re looking for your next series, get ready to be consumed by this one!

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A Heart So Savage (The Savage Duet Book 2) by April Moran – Review by Robin Rankin

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A Heart So Savage (The Savage Duet #2)A Heart So Savage by April Moran
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

A Heart So Savage (The Savage Duet Book 2)

Even after reading the first book in the duet i knew what type of man Kingston was and I really didn’t want to like him, but he worked his way in no matter how hard I fought it.

This book had my head spinning with everything that happened and I found myself flipping page after page to see what was going to happen and how everything would work itself out.

Ava did a lot of growing up and losing of her naivete. She also developed a back bone little by little, especially when dealing with Kingston.

I love the sweet love stories but there is something amazingly interesting a guy with a dark soul.

I cannot wait to read more by Ms. Moran, see her becoming a favorite of mine pretty quick.

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Savage Lies (Hidden Valley Elite Book 1) by Isla Vaughn – Review by Erin DeRoma

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Savage Lies (Hidden Valley Elite #1)Savage Lies by Isla Vaughn
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

***Trigger Warning: Bully Romance***

After reading the prequel, I couldn’t wait to read this. I really enjoyed getting to know Cole and Riley. Isla Vaughn does an amazing job at character development. Although not necessary, for best enjoyment reading the prequel adds to the background knowledge of the 2 characters.
This story is very fast paced and oh boy does it leave you on the edge of your seat.

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Good Enough (The Deadman’s Tribe Series Book 1) by Nicole Craig – Review by Shea Gilkerson 1/29/24

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Good Enough -- The Deadman's Tribe Book 1: A Protector Romance / Romantic SuspenseGood Enough — The Deadman’s Tribe Book 1: A Protector Romance / Romantic Suspense by Nicole Craig
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

Kai is a take-no-guff, force-to-be-reckoned-with spitfire of a director in Hollywood who has big goals to do justice to her movie about a team of SEALs and is seeking professional help. Waters is a physically powerful, dangerous man working consultation jobs until he heals and who doesn’t exist by anything other than Waters. Neither of them have the time or inclination to pursue a relationship, but chemistry seems to have other ideas.

After her previous expert had to bail, he offered her help in the form of calling in a favor to others who may be able to help her in his place and this is where Kai and Waters’ irresistible draw to one another begins. It begins with Kai being able to keep her mouth under control even worse than usual, and Waters acting robotic in order to not let her see his interest in her, while the disembodied voice of ‘God’ coming from all corners of the room. What originally seems like a pretty cut and dried request with a fiery beauty of a director to Waters quickly turns into much more, and that’s not even factoring in their magnetism to one another.

As Waters learns more about Kai, he starts to catch on to her situational awareness and ability to call people for what they are as being survival defenses, but from what? Before you know it, Waters makes it his job to protect Kai from the threats, break-ins and accidents that have now led to her brother going missing. Is Kai being targeted on behalf of her brother? Is she the end goal? Will they be able to keep one another safe, or is it their hearts they need protection from?

There are some parts included that could trigger some readers with assault.

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Relic Hunters: Betrayal of the Gods (Relic Hunters Series) by Martin Ferguson – Review by Tara Johnson Barnes

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Betrayal of the Gods (Relic Hunters Book 5)Betrayal of the Gods by Martin Ferguson
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

Betrayal of the Gods is Book Five in the Relic Hunters Series. It is a YA adventure with drama, action, mystery, intrigue, and danger. The story is superbly written and full of historical detail, Greek mythology and folklore. Brothers Matt and Adam must race against time to try to solve the mystery around what happened to their father. In this adventure the brothers find themselves without the help of their team and aided only by their wit and skills to solve the mystery. A fast-paced story with twists and turns that will keep you riveted and have you reading until the final pages. I highly recommend this book and this series!

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Cray Saves the Day (The Adventures of Cray Series) by G Pa Rhymes – Review by Kerry Baker

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Cray Saves the Day (The Adventures of Cray on the Bay)Cray Saves the Day by G. Pa Rhymes
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

Having only recently read the first book in this series, it was lovely to get back to the characters. They are so entertaining to read about and my kids really seem to engage with them. I loved the premise of this story to; helping friends, looking out for others. It is exactly the message we are trying to teach our kids right now and this was the perfect way reinforce what we were saying.
My daughter seem to connect with this story even more. Environmental concerns and impacts are something she has been learning about recently at school and this book just really helped to put it into context for her in a fun and entertaining way. This is a great story that is worth reading.

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Test of the Four: Book Two of The Serrulata Saga by A.E. Bennett – Review by Jenni Bishop

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Test of the Four (The Serrulata Saga, #2)Test of the Four by A.E. Bennett
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

4.5 stars
I really enjoyed the first book Gathering of the Four in The Serrulata series and was excited to get stuck into the second book Test of the Four. I do recommend reading Gathering of the Four first.
The gang is back. A.E. puts Leora, Aurora, Leopold and Roland through their paces and it is not all fun and rainbows. They are injured, battered and bruised mentally and physically, running from evil, in danger, held captive, come into powers, even find themselves in different times and places plus so much more. A.E has even turned up the heat in this one in more than one way.
This intriguing series is a futuristic dystopian sci fi tale and the first book in this series. As with the first book A.E. wove together intricate multi-layered threads that draw the reader in. The world building and the storytelling gives a vivid picture of this post-apocalyptic world and the compelling characters. The story told in multiple POV’s giving us a broader picture and depth of who the characters are and what they feel.
This intriguing read takes us on an adventure that makes you feel part of the story and had me wanting more.
As I said about the first book, A.E. has set the stage where there are so many options and angles to explore that makes look forward to what could come next.
Do yourself a favour and grab a copy if you love sci fi tales and if you don’t, I can guarantee you will like this series.

Reviewed by @jennadb

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Kingdom of 7 Sovereigns – Wolf by R.C. Reigh – Review by Anna Deer

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Kingdom of 7 Sovereigns: WolfKingdom of 7 Sovereigns: Wolf by R.C. Reigh
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

when a treaty forces you to marry , Would you abide by the rules?
In the Seven Kingdoms of Vaalbara, there has been war. 500 years of blood shed ended by a treaty only 27 years ago. Tensions are still high, causing a distrust at the academy.
Amelia the Princess of Avonlee, is aware of the cause in the treaty that states She must marry Dane the Prince of Carpathia. On her first day of the academy, she plans to ask Dane if that part of the treaty can be expelled. On their first meeting she finds his arrogance tasteless. Dane is not too fond of her either, but he knows that something binds them together that cannot be broken.
I enjoyed the world building in this book. The POV switches between characters and gets a little confusing but over all a great book. The cliffhanger at the end left me in awe, ready to read the second book.
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Test of the Four: Book Two of The Serrulata Saga by A.E. Bennett – Review by Shelly Kittell

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Test of the Four (The Serrulata Saga, #2)Test of the Four by A.E. Bennett
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

Test of the Four is the second book in the series. I definitely recommend that your read book 1 first. What cool characters. I loved the personalities. They all had such unique and intriguing characteristics. We had grumpy Leopold to the nonbinary Temple to former Lady Aurora. All the little romances were very interesting. The pairings were sort of explained as the book went along. I felt the book gave more into the back story during the healing time for Leopold. It’s a wonderful series. I can hardly wait for the next to come out.

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Resisting Nature (Powder River Pack Series) by Brooke May – Review by Tonya Merritt

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Resisting NatureResisting Nature by Brooke May
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

This is my first story by Brooke May and I wish I would’ve read the first three before this one. That would’ve given me more of an idea of the storyline and Brooke’s writing style. This is a shifter story with werewolves. It was fun to follow as the story unfolds and tells us the relationship between Alexa and Miles. Miles knows he loves her but she is worried because of past trauma. I plan on going back and reading the first ones so I can learn more.

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Betrayal of the Gods by Martin Ferguson – Review by Kat Mellon

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Betrayal of the Gods (Relic Hunters Book 5)Betrayal of the Gods by Martin Ferguson
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

Betrayal of the Gods is the 5th book in the series, and as with all the others, can be completely stand alone. I will be honest, I wasn’t sure what to expect when I started the first one, but I was hooked literally from the beginning. I finished Eagle of the Empire and immediately dove into the next.. and then the next.. and then the next! They are easy to read, totally captivating and I cannot put them down. The blend of POVs between the past and present is amazing. The historical accuracy that also meets fiction, fantasy and what could have been is such a cool twist and perspective. I love how the past adventures and POV provides their own story in and of itself. Then it meets with the current timeline and you get a completely different story that builds on the past of ancient times.

This book takes us to a timeline of Greek heroes and tragedies, battles in Troy, and famous lost cities. I loved exploring the Mediterranean with Matt and Adam and seeing the past come to life as you get the back and forth POV between both timelines. I cannot wait to see what happens next! Will they find out what happened to their father? Will they truly find Atlantis and if so, what will it be like? WHAT on earth is going to happen with the UN and the museum?! So much going on in a single story! Completely hooked!

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Blood of the Dragon by Martin Ferguson – Review by Kat Mellon

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

Blood of the Dragon is the 4th book in the Relic Hunters series and does not disappoint! Such an incredible retelling of Dracula. I am completely fascinated by that tale and I love the unique storytelling abilities provided by the author here! There were Easter eggs in the previous book that alluded to a future vampire tale, and I’m so glad the story was brought to life sooner than I had expected! Such a unique retelling from Vlad’s youth and the backstory on how the monster came to be. I really loved that aspect!

That combined with Adam and Matt fighting the present day Dracula just added a whole other element of intrigue and suspense. Loved it, definitely recommend!

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Group Hug by Ariella Talix – Review by Francis O’Sullivan

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Group HugGroup Hug by Ariella Talix
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

Group Hug is a polyamorous romance novel. Callum and Petra move into the home Weston inherited when he realises he needs to rent out a room or two to stay on top of his mortgage. Their mutual attraction is immediate, and it’s only a matter of time before they work out how to navigate a relationship that suits everyone’s needs and desires.

I particularly enjoy the cosy domestic scenes – sharing meals (Callum’s excellent cooking is described in mouth-watering detail), snuggling up to watch movies and so on. The dogs are a great part of the story, often relieving the tension or providing something for characters to bond over.

Petra is a ghostwriter and has researched and written polyamory in the past, so is on hand to provide definitions of different terminology (eg why this is an MMF book rather than MFM) and suggestions for things they can try in the bedroom. This may be helpful for readers who are less familiar with this.

Another great thing about this book is the inclusion of the characters’ families. Weston has lost his family, and Petra has a difficult relationship with hers, but Callum has a big and loving family who are fun to read about!

This book gets four stars from me. I’d recommend it to fans of romance who are open to reading about a caring and supportive polyamorous relationship.

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Curse of the Sands by Martin Ferguson – Review by Kat Mellon

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Curse of the Sands (Relic Hunters, #2)Curse of the Sands by Martin Ferguson
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

Curse of the Sands is the 2nd book int he Relic Hunters series, but gives enough backstory that can be read as a stand alone, but also doesn’t bog down the current storyline.
The 2nd book finds Adam battling ancient Egyptian curses, exploring pyramids and saving the world. The shifting POV between current timeline and the past still fascinates me with the accuracy and the fiction blend, and it’s almost like getting two stories in one. I love learning and reading about ancient Egypt and this was a story idea that I had never encountered before, so providing a very unique view point on something that has been written about for ages. Truly a great story!

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War of the Damned by Martin Ferguson – Review by Kat Mellon

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War of the Damned (Relic Hunters, #3)War of the Damned by Martin Ferguson
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

War of the Damned was incredible! I love history and the back and forth POV between the current timeline and the past is so fun. I love the historical accuracy mixed with the fiction of what could have been. This is the second book in the series, but provides enough backstory that you really could read it stand alone and be fine.
The 2nd dives into WW2 and the conspiracy theory of the Nazi SS soldiers searching to mythical legends and fantastical, mystical ways to enhance their “superior race”. Such a fun read. 10/10 recommend.

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Eagle of the Empire by Martin Ferguson – Review by Kat Mellon

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

I absolutely loved this book! I haven’t read anything by this author before so I wasn’t sure what to expect. This book is great for YA and my son will love it.
This book is like Uncharted meets Gladiator. While definitely a work of fiction, the author takes great care to make sure things are historically accurate as possible- I really got caught up in the adventure and immediately dove into the second book!

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Cray Saves the Day (The Adventures of Cray Series) by G Pa Rhymes – Review by Carrie Reed

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Cray Saves the Day (The Adventures of Cray on the Bay)Cray Saves the Day by G. Pa Rhymes
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

Beautiful artwork and beautiful story and lesson to be learned. I love seeing all the friends coming together to clean up the beach and the waters. It was heart breaking to see the turtle, Fay with the pop can plastic around. This is a wonderful book for parents to teach their children about not leaving their trash everywhere, when there are plenty of trash cans accessible, and keeping the world we live in clean not just for ourselves.

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Shifter Shorts by TK Lawyer – Review by Carrie Reed

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Shifter ShortsShifter Shorts by T.K. Lawyer
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

A fun book full of short stories of different shifter types, they love they find and the hurdles they have to overcome. My favorite of the short stories was House of Harlots, I loved the heartbreak Ivy goes through and the way her and Jax come together. Along with all the drama with his pack in between. Cat and Mouse was another favorite, Rowan loves Elorah, but Elorah just isn’t getting it. Their story is sweet and I am glad he never gives up on going after her. After I finished Release the Hellhound, I was left wondering what was coming next, it seemed to end abruptly but we get an ending for Ezekiel and Lorna at the beginning of A Mate for Draco. I like how the these two stories flowed one right after the other. Gargoyle Mine was a fun and interesting read, I have never read a shifter romance with a gargoyle and it was interesting how Bryant or Ekkom came to be with Terra.

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Test of the Four: Book Two of The Serrulata Saga by A.E. Bennett – Review by Kerry Carr

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Test of the Four (The Serrulata Saga, #2)Test of the Four by A.E. Bennett
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

This is the 2nd book in the Serrulata Saga and the adventure continues for our four-Leora, Roland, Aurora and Leopold. I do recommend reading the first book before this one as it continues from the first book and would be confusing for people if they jumped right in with the second book. The author does an amazing job of world building. Allowing us a glimpse of what life could be like in the future as well as giving us an amazing view into life in the Realm.

After the four of them manage to cross over the border they find themselves in a world that they don’t know or understand. Everything is different and dangerous and with Leora struggling to control her magic and Leopold fighting demons do the four of them stand any chance of survival to return to their realm.
Also with things happening in the realm as well and people’s lives being placed in danger by a soverign that has no control over his power will their be anyone or anything left for them to return too.

This book is a really interesting read with twists and turns, magic and adventure as well as a blossoming romance between Aurora and Roland.
The authors character development has made them feel like family and I can’t wait to continue reading their journey to understanding their powers and themselves in the process.

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Sasha Smart by Shermaine Perry-Knights – Review by Nakyshia Leger

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Sasha Smart: Short Stories for GirlsSasha Smart: Short Stories for Girls by Shermaine Perry-Knights
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

Great life lessons taught in a fun way! My daughter loved reading this book with me. Sasha is a fun character with a bright personality. She learns life lessons in everyday activities of her life. Young readers will be introduced to bravery, self-acceptance, self-love, and growth. Sasha teaches that it’s okay to make mistakes, and that we can learn and grow from every experience. What a hidden gem of a book!

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Kingdom of 7 Sovereigns – Wolf (Kingdom of 7 Sovereigns Series) by R. C. Reigh – Review by Finn Cunningham

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Kingdom of 7 Sovereigns: WolfKingdom of 7 Sovereigns: Wolf by R.C. Reigh
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

Wolf is the first book in the Kingdom of 7 Sovereigns series, an incredibly enthralling romance academy read. I have to mention how beautiful the cover is, and that it really caught my eye! Definitely made it hard to resist that age-old saying of not judging a book by its cover! I loved this book so much, the character development was just perfect! I haven’t had the pleasure of reading R.C. Reigh’s work until now, but I absolutely cannot wait to get my hands on more of this series!! Just a fantastic read!

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The Rocklyns Collection: Books 1-7 (The Rocklyns Series) by Alicia Street – Review by Barbara Bohls

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The Rocklyns Collection: Contemporary Romance Boxed Set (Books 1-7)The Rocklyns Collection: Contemporary Romance Boxed Set by Alicia Street
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

I really wasn’t sure what to expect when I started reading this series. There is something to be said for being able to read all the books in the series one right after another. This series has all the characters that you could possibly want and then some you didn’t even know you needed. I love when a series follows along with all the characters and then you get glimpses of those characters in other books. This has all the romance that you could possibly want in a series while keeping the integrity of the story line. Reading the whole series like this makes it hard to pick your favorite book within the book. You will find yourself being swept away with the words on the pages and unable to put the book down. This will make it a quick read, well as quick as reading 7 books can be. lol. When finished you will feel as if you have added new friends and family to your life. This is be a reread for me in the future because I feel that I will find things that I didn’t pick up on the first time. Blanket + Coffee + This series = a great afternoon.
Reviewed by: @bbohls

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Kingdom of 7 Sovereigns – Wolf (Kingdom of 7 Sovereigns Series) by R. C. Reigh – Review by Alyssa McLean

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Kingdom of 7 Sovereigns: WolfKingdom of 7 Sovereigns: Wolf by R.C. Reigh
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

10/10 I loved this book! This awesome mix of fantasy, romance, and political drama gets you hooked from the beginning. I havent stopped thinking about these characters since I finished it. The world the author dreamed up is vivid and so easy to picture yourself in! I cant wait to read the entire series!

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Group Hug by Arielle Talix – Review by Heidi Woodring

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Group Hug by Arielle Talix, is a MMF romance that so proved sometimes three is just RIGHT! Weston is about to lose everything and he doesn’t want to lose his house, so he knows that he needs to rent rooms to stop from losing more. Callum and Petra both answer the ad for Weston seeking roommates and they are perfect. Weston, Callum, and Petra are all on different paths and none are looking for a relationship but the sparks fly with the three of them. I found myself not wanting to put this book down as I was in love with all three of these characters. I found that the book had a great amount of steam, spice, and three adorable dogs that also helped steal the show.

This author did an amazing job with character building, I felt like I wanted to befriend all three, as each had a story that I wanted to know more about, each are so different but so perfect for one another. I cant wait to see what else Arielle has in store for us and hope its more MMF!!! Great read for mature readers!

Master Botosoni (Masters of the Consulate Book 9) by Sylvia Black – Review by Charlisa Wahtomy-Alba

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<a href=”https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/199670621-master-botosoni” style=”float: left; padding-right: 20px”><img border=”0″ alt=”Master Botosoni (Masters of the Consulate #9)” src=”https://i.gr-assets.com/images/S/compressed.photo.goodreads.com/books/1703200090l/199670621._SX98_.jpg” /></a><a href=”https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/199670621-master-botosoni”>Master Botosoni</a> by <a href=”https://www.goodreads.com/author/show/21440759.Sylvia_Black”>Sylvia Black</a><br/>
My rating: <a href=”https://www.goodreads.com/review/show/6215638545″>5 of 5 stars</a><br /><br />
This series has been great! I’m not wanting it to come to an end anytime soon, but I know that is inevitable. This is book 9 of the series and is Master Botosoni and Catina. He of course is a pureblooded vampire and belongs to the Consulate. She has visions and it is told that she could lead them directly to those that oppose them. This book, like the others, can be read as a stand alone.
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Savage Lies, Hidden Valley Elite Series, Isla Vaughn, Review, Itsy BItsy Book Bits, New Adult, Romance

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Savage Lies (Hidden Valley Elite #1)Savage Lies by Isla Vaughn
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

This was such a good read! I just couldn’t stop once I’d started. It follows Riley, Cole and Damon, about a year I think after Savage Start, the prequel to this book. Riley’s mum and Cole’s and Damon’s dad are dating but nobody is happy about it. Damon and Cole are still angry about the death of their mum last year, blaming their dad so the last thing they want is another woman on the scene. Cole is suspicious of Riley and her mum and is determined to find dirt on them to split their parents up while also making Riley’s life hell in and out of school. It’s a great read with lots of twists and turns. There’s sexy scenes, funny bits, teenage drama and it’s just awesome! Already looking at getting the next one in the series. Highly recommend it!!

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Relic Hunters: Betrayal of the Gods (Relic Hunters Series) by Martin Ferguson – Review by Nina Maes

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Fast paced, full of action and suspense. This read is almost a trail by fire type read. You will be glued to the pages to the very end. This is a series but can be read as a stand alone. Recommend for all young readers and those who just a great page turner.Betrayal of the Gods (Relic Hunters Book 5)Betrayal of the Gods by Martin Ferguson
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

Fast paced, full of action and suspense. This read is almost a trail by fire type read. You will be glued to the pages to the very end. This is a series but can be read as a stand alone. Recommend for all young readers and those who just a great page turner.

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Good Enough (The Deadman’s Tribe Series Book 1) by Nicole Craig – Review by The Scent of Snow (The Winemakers Series) by Giovanna Siniscalchi – Review by Lucy Machard

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Good Enough -- The Deadman's Tribe Book 1: A Protector Romance / Romantic SuspenseGood Enough — The Deadman’s Tribe Book 1: A Protector Romance / Romantic Suspense by Nicole Craig
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

I was absolutely in love with this book from page one. I thought it was well written, had a great story flow, and was all around a well done book. I loved the FMC from the start of it; her tenacity and sass making me laugh often throughout the book. Th MMC was just the right amount of broody, and I loved watching their romance develop through the action. Highly recommend!

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Resisting Nature (Powder River Pack Series) by Brooke May – Review by Michelle Austin

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Resisting NatureResisting Nature by Brooke May
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

This was a good 5 star read. It has been awhile since I have read this genre and I was pulled right in. This was different from what I have read before regarding shifting, I like it when authors put their spin on things. Alexa and Miles were great characters. I love the tall dark and handsome alpha males. Alexa has a past that she has kept secret for years. When she learns what Miles is, memories of her past come rushing back to her. Then we get a scary twist when her ex shows up. Will Miles be able to save Alexa? Overall I really enjoyed this book, I was on the edge of my seat with all of the thrilling things happening. The author does a great job with her writing, I look forward to reading more from her. 1-click and get started today.

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