Ruthless Hawke (The Hawke Family Second Generation Book 1) by Gwyn McNamee – Review by Dawn Daughenbaugh

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Ruthless Hawke (The Hawke Family Second Generation Book 1)Ruthless Hawke by Gwyn McNamee
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

5 Stars
Ruthless Hawke (The Hawke Family Second Generation Book 1) by Gwyn McNamee

Ruthless Hawke is the first book in The Hawke Second Generation Series and holy cow what a ride. I knew going in I was going to love this book ,I’m a huge fan of the Hawke Family and looks like second generation as well. Her books are packed with action, drama, some suspense and just enough sizzle to keep you turning the pages. We met Jack and Isaac in tbe prequel so we had a idea of what was going on but dang I wasn’t totally expecting the story to explode off the pages. These two wow! I don’t want to give away anything. I highly recommend reading this book I can promise you won’t be disappointed I know I sure wasn’t. I look forward to many many more books by this author.

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Emissary (Star-Crossed Celestials Duet) by A.L. Morrow – Review by Moriah Venable

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Emissary (A Star-Crossed Celestials Story)Emissary by A.L. Morrow
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

To redeem himself, Kai accepts an assignment to kill demons that are causing chaos in the mortal realm.

Byron Black is targeted but is saved by Kai. Though he knows there is more than meets the eye with Kai, who is an angel, he can’t seem to stay away from him.

Who wants him dead and why? The journey to find out the answers brings them closer and the attraction becomes hard to ignore. As Byron and Kai get closer, Kai begins to feel sadness because of how his previous relationship ended. Not wanting it to happen again.

When I saw an MM romance, I had to read it. I don’t want to give too much away. It took some time for me to get into the story, but once I did, I could not put the novel down.

This novel is part of the Star Crossed Celestial series but it can be read as a stand-alone. I hope there is more novels in this series.

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Cry Baby (Pierce Brothers Book 4) by Belinda Williams – Review by Rayne East

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Cry Baby: A Grump Sunshine Slow Burn Romantic Comedy (Pierce Brothers Book 4)Cry Baby: A Grump Sunshine Slow Burn Romantic Comedy by Belinda Williams
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

Emotional rom-com
I love this series. This is the fourth book in the Pierce Brother series and it had me all sorts of emotional. This is Noah’s story and how Amy came into his life. There’s a lot to pull at the heartstrings from loss and heart ache to becoming a parent and finding love. Highly recommend this whole series.

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Ocean’s Three (Made In Heaven #2) by Elena Kincaid – Review by Rayne East

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Ocean's Three (Made In Heaven, #2)Ocean’s Three by Elena Kincaid
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

Emotional
This is the second book in the Made in Heaven series and I loved it as much as the first. Cameron, Reed and Jocelyn have so much to work through to get to their happy ever after. There’s mystery, paranormal, drama and, of course, romance. The chemistry is sizzling. I really enjoyed the down-to-earth feel from the characters. They weren’t flashy or fake. A great addition to the a wonderful series. Recommend.

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Finding Bryce (Green Brotherhood: SEAL Team XII Book 1) by Debra Parmley – Review by Torey Foster

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Finding Bryce (Green Brotherhood: SEAL Team XII Book 1)Finding Bryce by Debra Parmley
My rating: 3 of 5 stars

Finding Bryce is a happily ever after sort of story. Pippa has left her ex husband in jail, changed her name and started a new life. She doesn’t go out a lot but one night finds herself out at a masked party, with a friend, and unexplainably drawn to a handsome stranger. She uncharacteristically has a one night stand, and to keep the excitement alive, they do not exchange information or even remove their masks. 9 months later, baby Bryce is born and Pippa has no way to tell the masked stranger that is his father. When Pippa and little Bryce are suddenly in danger, Diesel is the only one who might be able to save them.
I have to start by saying that I think that this could be an amazing story. It has a great storyline, now it just needs someone to fill in the details. I enjoyed reading it but was left wanting a lot more. I am someone who likes to get lost in the book. I like them to come alive so I can imagine the story happening as it unfolds. This book did not feel like you were there watching it happen. Instead it felt more like someone was telling you a crazy story that happened to their friend a long time ago. There was not time to develop the characters or their relationships.
I think that the author had a great idea for a story and it is a solid foundation. Now it just needs to start building on that foundation. That being said, if you are someone who enjoys their books short and sweet, you will probably really enjoy this novel.

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Real Movie Hero (Green Brotherhood: SEAL Team XII Book 2) by Debra Parmley – Review by Torey Foster

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Real Movie HeroReal Movie Hero by Debra Parmley
My rating: 3 of 5 stars

Real Movie Hero is a story of a man named Reed, who is excited to sit and watch a good movie that he won tickets for, and even more excited when a beautiful girl sits next to him. But his luck took a turn for the worse when an man started shooting up the theater. He jumps into the role of protector and is intrigued as the girl steps up to help too, even though it is clearly out of her comfort zone.
Like the first book in this series, this book has a great foundation and some great ideas behind it, but for me, lacks authenticity, due to it’s lack of details and story building. It is like someone is telling you a story that happened to someone else and they are summing it up, without going too far into detail. If you enjoy short stories that you can read quickly, you will definitely enjoy these books. If you are someone who likes to imagine it happening as you read, you will probably be left wanting more.
I still recommend it, as the story is entertaining, as long as you know you are getting the quick version.

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Emissary (Star-Crossed Celestials Duet) by A.L. Morrow – Review by Helani Kihe

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Emissary (A Star-Crossed Celestials Story)Emissary by A.L. Morrow
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

Emissary is my 4th or 5th MM book I’ve read. I’ve really enjoyed reading romances from different points of view.
I fell in love with both Malakai & Byron’s characters.
I really liked the star-crossed lovers aspect. The whole forbidden love thing makes it 100x better.
This is a great read. Once you get started you won’t be able to put it down. The story is full of love & mystery…it’s steamy, action packed & unpredictable.
Now I must read The Watcher!

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Ruthless Hawke (The Hawke Family Second Generation Book 1) by Gwyn McNamee – Review by Jess Engel

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Ruthless Hawke (The Hawke Family Second Generation Book 1)Ruthless Hawke by Gwyn McNamee
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

What can I say…amazing! The author comes back with this second generation and captivates the reader with action, drama, and steam! I was enthralled with the story and, as always, the character development, relationship development, and world building was outstanding.

I loved the teaser given before this book and picking up in their story to see how their worlds collide and intertwine. Jack and Isaac’s story is unique and makes for an interesting read full of twists and turns. Isaac will stop at nothing to protect Jack and his daughter Vivi, but can work out in the end?

If you’re looking for a fast-paced, steamy read, this one is for you! I can’t wait to read more of this new generation (pick up the first generation of you haven’t already too)!

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Ruthless Hawke (The Hawke Family Second Generation Book 1) by Gwyn McNamee – Review by Hannah Porter

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Ruthless Hawke (The Hawke Family Second Generation Book 1)Ruthless Hawke by Gwyn McNamee
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

Although you don’t have to read the prequel I definitely suggest you do to get more insight on the history between Jack and Isaac, and where those events led to this book. The Passion and heat between Jack and Isaac is tangible even after all those years apart. And with Dom gone you get to see what other mobsters took his place And with one bad guy down another Looms and the shadows over the hawk family. Isaac is a lot like his father ( more ways than one AHAHAHA )and I love how the author puts in certain personal issues that makes the characters seem more realistic and relatable to us nomads. Also the action will have your heart pumping and trying to quickly read to get to the next page To see what happens next, And boy is the next page you’d better than last.
I love love love seeing all the OG characters being parents And saying where their kids landed the rest of the stories I cannot wait till June For the next book. Counting the days.

PS. That scene at the grandma’s house was hilarious to me. Lmao awkward

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Cry Baby (Pierce Brothers Book 4) by Belinda Williams – Review by Hannah Porter

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Cry Baby (Pierce Brothers, #4)Cry Baby by Belinda Williams
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

This is the fourth book of the Pierce Brothers Series and I’m a first time reader of this author Belinda Williams. So far I’d say she’s an amazing writer and really knows how to tell a story. This book had me going through emotional ups and downs, but I loved that they got there happily ever after. Noah and Amy are soo freaking adorable together and with Amelia. I’m already sad this is the last book fingers crossed for a spin-off. But at least I get to go back to read the Victoria and Seth story along with the other two stories involving the brothers.

Ps Noah dressing as a wiggle and singing the songs LMAO perfection

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Real Movie Hero (Green Brotherhood: SEAL Team XII Book 2) by Debra Parmley – Review by Jamie Burns

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The real Movie Hero is the second book in the Green Brotherhood SEAL Team. While I read and finished this book this hours after finishing the first book, it could be read as a stand alone book. This series is following the SEALS from a specialized unit who are one by one finding the women of their dreams. In the second book, Reed and Christie meet at a movie premiere. Christie is dressed to the tens in her 1940s style dress and impeccable peep toe heels which Reed appreciates in all its glory. Everything is going fine, Reed is enjoying Christie and the movie when he notices an activity shooter. Pure instinct and adrenaline rushes to the forefront. Will this shared trauma bring them together or be too much to process? After the shooting Christie does not feel as safe in her surroundings, can Reed help her feel safe once again? Find out by reading Real Movie Hero!

Finding Bryce (Green Brotherhood: SEAL Team XII Book 1) by Debra Parmley- Reviewed by Jamie Burns

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Finding Bryce by Debra Parmley is an amazing book! This is one of the few books that I read within hours of beginning. The storyline is fast paced, filled with twists and turns. This books is about Diesel and Pippa who meet one magical night at a masquerade party. They had one night, a night filled with fun and passion, but they did not reveal their identities to each other. Not a big deal, right? Pippa soon finds out some news she she would love to share with her mystery man, but does not know how to reach him. Years pass and life goes on until Diesel’s father sees Pippa at the park. His father becomes intrigued and tells Diesel what he has discovered. Diesel Decides to do some investigating of his own when he discovers Pippa is missing. Will Diesel and his Navy SEAL brothers find Pippa before it is too late? What did Pippa need to tell Diesel? Find out by reading Finding Bryce!

Ruthless Hawke (The Hawke Family Second Generation Book 1) by Gwyn McNamee – Review by Lucy Machard

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Ruthless Hawke (The Hawke Family Second Generation Book 1)Ruthless Hawke by Gwyn McNamee
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

So, I read the prequel to this a couple months ago, and lemme tell you, I was not expecting how this book started. The author does such a good job of keeping your attention! I couldn’t put the dang book down! I was so addicted to it! Also, Isaac? The best. Absolute chef’s kiss. “There is no god, only me.” I was swooning over this man and their chemistry for so much of the book. Definitely one of my top books of the year so far!!

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Ocean’s Three (Made In Heaven #2) by Elena Kincaid – Review by Beverly Finnie

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Ocean's Three (Made In Heaven, #2)Ocean’s Three by Elena Kincaid
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

I’m obsessed with this series and I hope the author doesn’t stop at two books. I recently read the first book and I was excited to jump into Ocean’s Three. I kind of liked Ocean’s Three better. These books are a different perspective on soulmates/romance. Who knew soulmates could be more than two people. This book gives you that and so much more. Plus it gets any woman’s fantasies churning when you jump into a MMF romance. I wouldn’t believe you if you told me otherwise, but I digress.
Cameron, Reed, and Jocelyn meet in their dreams. Not very conventional but it works. Of course Cameron and Reed being cousins know it’s not just a dream. That it’s very real vivid situations that they discuss between one another at length. Jocelyn on the other hand doesn’t feel they are real, so she does what she feels is best to protect her heart. She cuts them off. That is until a very real Cameron and Reed show up on the same cruise she’s on for work. Now what?
This is their adventure. This is their story. The author pulls you in and gets you invested. You feel what the characters feel at times, which I attribute to great writing. When an author can get one emotionally invested in their work, it just shows how wonderful their work actually is. And this author definitely has me invested.
This may be the second book in this series but it’s no way connected to the first book. It’s very much a standalone novel. One worth reading. Me, I would recommend you read both and decide which one you enjoy more, but that’s just me. I guarantee you will enjoy both!

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The Empty Box (Invisible Magic Wand Series) by Lois Wickstrom – Review by Heather Hoke

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The Empty Box (Invisible Magic Wand)The Empty Box by Lois Wickstrom
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

This one wasn’t my favorite. However, I still enjoy Caspian stories so much! His grandpa is such a imaginative character! And I loooooooove the “unbirthday gifts”.

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Fallen Soul (War of Destiny Book 4) by Theresa Van Spankeren – Review by Betsy Melano

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Fallen Soul (War of Destiny # 4)Fallen Soul by Theresa Van Spankeren
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

This is the fourth book in the War of Destiny series. Lane wishes for his home as he’s fleeing from the Vampire King. Will he find a way to survive and find his home again?
I unfortunately did not read the previous books. However, I found myself getting pulled into this story mainly because of the great writing by the author. As you read, you can imagine the danger, adventure, violence, and so much more that Lane is feeling. It’s hard not to turn the page to see what happens next. I will be looking for the other books in this series. I’m sure I missed some aspects of the story and I would like to read about Lane’s prior experiences.

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Ocean’s Three (Made In Heaven #2) by Elena Kincaid – Review by Shannen Kern

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Ocean's Three (Made In Heaven, #2)Ocean’s Three by Elena Kincaid
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

This was a terrific paranormal romance full of steamy scenes and tons of chemistry. I didn’t realize it was the second book in the series, so I just downloaded the first so I can get the full experience. That being said, I wasn’t lost reading this as a standalone and loved it just the same. Cameron, Reed, and Jocelyn have the most amazing chemistry together and the emotions reeled me in. It felt like a rollercoaster of feelings with happiness, grief, mystery, plenty of steamy romance with MFM relationship. I highly recommend picking this one up and going on this sultry adventure with these three beautiful characters. I’m off to read the first one in this series and catch up. I can’t wait to see what else the author has in store for us, especially if it involves Cameron, Reed, and Jocelyn!

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Spirit Guide (Madame Chalamet Ghost Mysteries Book 3) by Byrd Nash – Review by Susan Ratchford

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Spirit Guide (Madame Chalamet Ghost Mysteries #3)Spirit Guide by Byrd Nash
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

Spirit Guide
By: Byrd Nash
Madame Chalamet Mysteries Volume 3
Review by: Susan Ratchford
5 Stars

Another entertaining and spooky installment of the Madame Chalamet Mysteries! This is truly my favorite mystery series in a long time! Things just keep getting more intense with every book and volume Three Spirit Guide is my favorite so far! Not just the feelings between Tristan and Elinor but with what we learn about The Morpheus Society and possibly Elinor’s fathers killer! I cannot wait to get my hands on the fourth book in this addicting gaslamp fantasy series, Grey Lady! Byrd Nash had me on the edge of my seat! Spirit Guide was a quick paced and fun read! You can really feel Tristan and Elinor’s pent up attraction to one another and it feels genuine. I highly recommend this series to any mystery lover who enjoys when the ghosts are real! I also recommend starting with book One, Ghost Talker, to truly experience Madame Elinor Chalamet and Duke de Archambeau/Tristan Fontaine’s journey from the beginning!

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Cry Baby (Pierce Brothers Book 4)by Belinda Williams – Review by Amanda Gonzalez

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Cry Baby: A Grump Sunshine Slow Burn Romantic Comedy (Pierce Brothers Book 4)Cry Baby: A Grump Sunshine Slow Burn Romantic Comedy by Belinda Williams
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

Optimistic Amy becomes a nanny while attempting to get along with her more cynical boss Noah. This book has all the trademarks of a rom-com but dives deeper into the trials and tribulations some books tend to skim over. I love how the author showcased the characters in such a way that they were beyond the page and came to life from the first chapter! Though this is a short book, I felt the pace was perfect and the storyline flowed well, allowing the reader to organically ride the emotional rollercoaster throughout. I read this book out of order, but will circle back to read some of the others in the series!

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Ruthless Hawke (The Hawke Family Second Generation Book 1) by Gwyn McNamee – Review by Michelle Collier

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Ruthless Hawke (The Hawke Family Second Generation Book 1)Ruthless Hawke by Gwyn McNamee
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

So this is the first book I have read by this author and this is the type of book I dream about. Great characters, a story that keeps me turning the pages, and a world that I just can’t get enough of. Lucky for me I can go back and read about the first generation of the Hawke family. But back to this amazing book. When Issac and Jack met five years earlier, they never knew what would come that weekend. Now here they are trying to keep Jack and her daughter safe from threats made to her parents. Can Issac keep them safe? Can he get her to stay if he can?

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Cry Baby (Pierce Brothers Book 4) by Belinda Williams – Review by Devon Pulliam

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Cry Baby (Pierce Brothers, #4)Cry Baby by Belinda Williams
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

When Noah’s best friend Beth suddenly passes away he is immediately put into the parental role of caring for Beth’s baby. Within 24 hrs and thanks to his brother and his wife he has a nanny, Amy.

Amy and Noah fight the sparks between them for weeks until it can’t be ignored anymore. With this makes a secret that Amy has been carrying with her for years come back to haunt her.

Will their relationship survive? More importantly, will Noah be able to be the parent Beth wanted him to be when she listed him as guardian for the baby? Grab some tissues cause you will find yourself needing them and read on to find out!

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The Girl Who Escaped by Mark Nolan – Review by Michelle Troyer

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The Girl Who EscapedThe Girl Who Escaped by Mark Nolan
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

A rapid read, very interesting, and an on the edge of your seat book. If you like action and thriller books, this one is for you. Once you start reading, you won’t want to put it down.

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Echoing Hearts (The Echo Series Book 1) by C.R. Alam – Review by Michelle Troyer

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Echoing Hearts (Book 1 of The Echo Series)Echoing Hearts by C.R. Alam
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

This book was amazing. It is the first book I have read from this author and cannot wait to read more. The story of Dean and Ras was never ending. It is a happily-ever-after story. I could not set it down. It captures your heart. I was even crying at the end. I highly recommend this author!!!

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Cry Baby (Pierce Brothers Book 4) by Belinda Williams – Review by Ashley Mertz

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Cry Baby (Pierce Brothers, #4)Cry Baby by Belinda Williams
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

Cry Baby by Belinda Williams is available now in eBook only
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Noah Pierce not only lost his best friend unexpectedly at age 34 to Covid but became the legal guardian to her 7 month old baby girl, Amelia. Noah is a grumpy workaholic who has no idea how to be a father. Noah has no idea how a child will fit into his world. Luckily, happy-go-lucky Amy Highgate saunters into his life and is willing to take the job as his overly paid live-in nanny. Amy thought this was a great opportunity to save money to work towards her teaching degree. She had no idea that this gig would turn into an attraction for her boss.

Cry Baby is the fourth installment of the Pierce Brother series but can easily be read as a standalone. This was my first time reading a novel written by Williams and I absolutely loved her work. The characters were all lovable, relatable, and had a story to share. Amy had skeletons in her closet that didn’t surface until a specific event triggered the past. I love that Williams was able to write about these triggers and the need and response to therapy with such poise. There were times Williams brought tears to my eyes. The loss of Beth was hard on many people and the discovery of the information about Amelia’s father just stole my heart. And the letter, well we won’t talk about what that letter did to my mama heart strings!

Overall, this was a really good book! If I could rate it with more than 5 stars I most definitely would. Probably one of the best I have read all year. I personally have not read any of the other books in this series but I am headed to Amazon now to purchase the remainder of the series. I highly recommend reading Cry Baby by Belinda Williams. You won’t regret it!

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A Dress To Remember: A Fairy Tale by K.L. Small – Review by Felicia Bates

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A Dress To Remember: A Fairy TaleA Dress To Remember: A Fairy Tale by K.L. Small
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

There is so much I enjoyed about this book! From the rich, imaginative storytelling and the gorgeous illustrations sprinkled throughout all the way to the family history notes this book was a pleasure to read. Written for younger readers but just as enjoyable as an adult, this book really kept my interest from start to finish. Zarina was painfully whiny at the start of the story as the youngest of many, and especially royalty is expected to be, I suppose. I was genuinely surprised when I found myself really connecting with the narration as the story progressed. I’m not one to often let my imagination run wild or seek out a fairytale type story but I’m really glad I gave this a chance.

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The Summer I Went Crazy by Laura Koerber – Review by Tanya Wall, March 2023

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The Summer I Went CrazyThe Summer I Went Crazy by Laura Koerber
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

The Summer I Went Crazy is a thought provoking story that wrenches your gut. When a high school boy is witness to a rape at a party – one that his friends participated in… what does he do? How does he rectify that act within his own heart and mind? The story is hard to swallow because the content is so real – things like this happen more often than we like. The characters in the story hook you in- I could feel their angst and I just wanted to help. This is an emotional read, one I was hooked into right from the first pages.

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Cry Baby (Pierce Brothers Book 4) by Belinda Williams – Review by Rebeca Elliott Figueiras

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Cry Baby (Pierce Brothers, #4)Cry Baby by Belinda Williams
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

When I first chose this book, I was unaware that it was part of a series, however, I don’t think I missed anything vital from the previous books. I would say it can be read as a standalone.
There were aspects of the story that were deeper than I was expecting for example grief and loss however the author was navigated this very well and portrayed the emotions so well there were times I found myself feeling the emotions too.
I loved the main characters, Amy and Noah, they were both sweet and trying to figure things out, overcoming their personal traumas and the way their romance progressed was very sweet, though not easy. Amy was the bubbly one, while Noah initially appears withdrawn. The way they come together, and they bounce off each other and grow as people was endearing.
The writing style was easy to follow, and I didn’t want to put the book down at al even taking it to work with me. I found myself smiling and emotional alongside the characters and will certainly be going back to read the earlier books in the series – the author has a new fan in me!

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Real Movie Hero (Green Brotherhood: SEAL Team XII Book 2) by Debra Parmley – Review by Kerry Baker

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Real Movie HeroReal Movie Hero by Debra Parmley
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

This is the second book in the series but it can be read as a standalone. The characters in this book were great. They had a strong chemistry and really hit it off from the moment they met. I enjoyed watching their relationship develop as the book went on.
The story was pretty fast paced and I found that I could get through the book quickly. I think it would have benefitted from being a longer story with more detail but overall it was enjoyable. For me this is the right kind of book to lose yourself in for a few hours. I will definitely be reading the next book in the series.

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Ocean’s Three (Made In Heaven #2) by Elena Kincaid – Review by Christine Baranek

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Ocean's Three (Made In Heaven, #2)Ocean’s Three by Elena Kincaid
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

Ocean’s Three
By: Elena Kincaid

This is the second book in the Made in Heaven series, however, it definitely functions as a standalone. I did read the first book and I loved it and this one is just as good if not better.
Cameron is having visions. These visions repeatedly focus on a girl named Jocelyn, one that he definitely doesn’t think exists. However, soon these visions begin to feature his cousin Reed he begins to question what is real and what is not. However, one cruise brings the three of them together and no one can even imagine what will happen from there.
This book is so much different than the first book. It is very well written and definitely tugs on all of your emotions. I definitely recommend this!

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Cry Baby (Pierce Brothers Book 4) by Belinda Williams- Review by Heather Knalls

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Cry Baby (Pierce Brothers, #4)Cry Baby by Belinda Williams
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

Amy is looking for a nanny position while she transitions from a beauty journalist to taking university classes for education. She finds the perfect position when her best friend’s brother in law is given guardianship of his best friend’s daughter when she suddenly passes away. Noah Pierce doesn’t necessarily know how to handle a baby. Amelia is the seven month old daughter of his best friend Beth and he is so unsure of what to do. Noah is such a workaholic and that’s where Amy comes in. Amy was never meant to fall for Noah and Noah was never meant to fall for her. How could a relationship like this go wrong?

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