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Master Oradea (Masters of the Consulate Book 10) by Sylvia Black – Review by Beverly Finnie

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Master Oradea (Masters of the Consulate #10)Master Oradea by Sylvia Black
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

Another Master is about to fall in Master Oradea. Lucas is now an enemy in this current underworld war. The vampires lead by Overmaster Descallia are now in Master Oradea’s territory looking for Lucas. The author brings us into a world I love so much. A world that shouldn’t be read as a standalone novel. These books should be read in succession. They all pick up where the previous book left off. The author has you falling in love with characters, feeling frustrated about them, happy, sad ect. This book is no different!
Master Oradea is now the lead in looking for the rogues and trying to put an end to the war amongst supernatural beings. When the sister of Benzini brothers not only catches his eye but because she was threatened he’s the only one who can keep her safe.
Can he resist her?
Will he be able to keep her safe?
Don’t underestimate Natalia, she’s definitely paying attention. Between her brothers deals within the syndicate. To a gorgeous master who graces the bar with his presence. That same master’s presence is the reason she was threatened. Why is he now the only one who can keep her safe from the rogues. Why that could end up being dangerous for her. He’s a vampire and she wants him.
Will she stick with the team?
Will she be able to help with what she was taught by her grandmother as a child?
These books are fast paced and connected. A fantastic story being told that I absolutely love! I’m sure you will too!

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Touched: Elemental Passions Book One by Skye Turner, Sloane Nicole, April D. Berry, C.J. Pinard, Danielle Jamie, Darlene Tallman, Julie Morgan, Livell James, Machelle Hanleigh, and Melissa MacKinnon – Review by Carla Clemmons

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Touched (Elemental Passions #1)Touched by Skye Turner
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

This book caught my attention because it has multiple authors and I was curious how that would be written. I was very surprised that the story flowed so well with so many authors being a part of writing the story. It did start off a little slow but then really picks up. It has everything you can think of with romance, action and witty banter. I love the main characters and their forbidden love. You get all the paranormal you can think of in this book or at least most of them! Aeris is not supposed to be slipping into the human realm but what harm can it cause. Then comes Callum and there’s an instant connection. But it does pose the question how was he able to see through her glamor? Does this mean he is more than just your average human? This book will keep you wanting more. Looking forward to the rest of the series!

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Meal Time at the Zoo: PB&J Café by James Williamson – Review by Jenni Bishop

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https://www.goodreads.com/rMealtime at the Zoo: PB&J CaféMealtime at the Zoo: PB&J Café by James Williamson
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

This quirky tale Mealtime at the Zoo, PB & J Café, is James’s debut book. It is just what the doctor ordered or should I say zoo animals to bring happiness to the young at heart. This delightful book is aimed for kids 3 to 8 years old.
Everybody loves PB & J sandwiches and James added in a couple of recipes that my grandsons were only too eager to help try out ending with sticky fingers.
Mealtime at the Zoo: PB&J Café is a journey that teaches valuable life lessons to children as well as expanding their imaginations. The illustrations bring the story to life as we follow along on this adventure with hidden delights on each page.
This delightful children’s story is full of fun and told in a rhyming way that makes the kids want to read along.
I look forward to reading more of books from James.
Enjoy!

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Master Oradea (Masters of the Consulate Book 10) by Sylvia Black – Review by Jenni Bishop

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Master Oradea (Masters of the Consulate #10)Master Oradea by Sylvia Black
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

I was so excited when I saw this book was out. I absolutely love this series it has become one of my favourites. You are absolutely missing out on all this dark paranormal goodness if you don’t read them all and especially if you don’t read them in order even though they can be read as standalones.
I have said it before, but I will say it again, I have been there since the beginning of this series and Sylvia knows how to write an epic dark paranormal tale that you are unable to put down. I am always instantly lost in the story and to the beauty of the harsh world that Sylvia created.
Master Oradea is the tenth book in the fantastic Masters of the Consulate series where the vampire mafia rule and fated mates are a guarantee.
This is an enemies to lovers story where you get shifters, witches, vampires and more and great writing. The Masters are wonderfully deliciously dark characters who are fierce, loyal and love hard and let’s not forget the sexiness, the passion and the explosive chemistry but cross them and look out.
I cannot wait to get my fingers on the next book Master Bistrita. Bring it!

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Meal Time at the Zoo: PB&J Café by James Williamson – Review by Jennifer Crain

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Mealtime at the Zoo: PB&J CaféMealtime at the Zoo: PB&J Café by James Williamson
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

Overall, “Mealtime at the Zoo” is a delightful and entertaining children’s book that is sure to capture the imagination of young readers. The whimsical journey through the zoo with James the monkey butler is filled with laughter and fun as he delivers peanut butter and jelly sandwiches to the various zoo animals. The rhyming story and colorful illustrations make the book engaging and enjoyable for children, who will love learning about the unique eating habits of each creature. Overall, this book is a charming and delightful read that is sure to be a hit with young readers.

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Mealtime at the Zoo: PB&J Cafe by James Williamson Review by: Julie Johnson

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Mealtime at the Zoo: PB&J CaféMealtime at the Zoo: PB&J Café by James Williamson
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

This is a super cute rhyming book about different ways to enjoy a peanut butter and jelly sandwich! It features different animals and how they’d prefer to have their sandwich served. The illustrations are fun to look at and very colorful. All ages will enjoy this book that has an underlying theme of accepting the differences in others.

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Amese of Animalis (The Borosa Legacy Book 1) by MJ Murray – Review by Lorralei Hoerner

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Amese of Animalis: The Borosa LegacyAmese of Animalis: The Borosa Legacy by M.J. Murray
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

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Amese of Animalis is Book 1 of The Borosa Legacy series and this was a fun story filled with magic, elements, adventure, decisions and destiny. The author does a great job in the storytelling and really brings this book to life. This book is aimed for ages 10-14 and can also be enjoyed for the young at heart. I am looking forward to seeing what is next….

Amese is a mere 13 year old girl who is destined to do great things. While she may at times not feel that way and has self doubt….she knows she also has to learn new skills to become a guardian. As Amese begins her journey, she transforms into different animals with lessons to be learned along the way…..to learn and become worthy at her best…

I do not want to give any spoilers away…but this is very good story and I highly recommend giving this author and book some love.

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Breaking Apart (Finnerty and Liccione Mystery Series) by Wanda Venters, MD and Mary Rae, MD – Review by Amelia Stansell

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Breaking Apart (A Finnerty and Liccione Mystery, #2)Breaking Apart by Wanda J. Venters
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

This is the second book of the series. I recommend reading the first book first. This book was great! Marnie is working on a trial to help veterans with PTSD. There is one veteran took his life or did he? As the victims wife starts questioning everything so does Marnie. Is she able to figure out what really happened? Cannot wait to read more.

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Rhapsody in Black: An Elena del Carral Mystery (Rhapsody In… Series, Book 1) by Maria Elena Alonso-Sierra – Review by Kerry Carr

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Rhapsody in Black: An Elena del Carral MysteryRhapsody in Black: An Elena del Carral Mystery by Maria Elena Alonso-Sierra
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

This is the first book in the Rhapsody In Series and I found it really enjoyable. It is a cosy mystery with a touch of romance. There are twists and turns and I will admit I didn’t see the end coming which was a pleasant thing for me to experience.
Set in the world of Ballet school and productions it was a unique story.
Elena del Carral has returned to her old school to perform in a gala. However this wont be a happy return for her. When secrets are revealed she is left with a target on her back.
When incidents take place of vandalism and attacks happen on other dancers all evidence points to Elena. Is she jealous of the younger dancers successes? Is she behind all the vandalism and attacks? And if it’s not her then which other member of the school could it be?
This story is a fast paced read that I couldn’t put down until I got to the end and found out who was the person behind everything and to say I was shocked and surprised is an understatement. I really did not see it coming.
This was a great read and I look forward to reading more

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Unicorn, Don’t Do That! by Lois Wickstrom – Review by Amelia Stansell

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Unicorn, Don't Do That!: It's okay if a Unicorn poops on your doorstepUnicorn, Don’t Do That!: It’s okay if a Unicorn poops on your doorstep by Lois Wickstrom
My rating: 3 of 5 stars

This book was good. I did not think it was as funny as the others, I have read. This story is about a half unicorn that can poop rainbows. She eat every snack that she gathers to get for her friends party and then poops right at her door. Ready to read the other books.

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Unicorn, Don’t Do That! by Lois Wickstrom – Review by Cindy Mayberry

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Unicorn, Don't Do That!: It's okay if a Unicorn poops on your doorstepUnicorn, Don’t Do That!: It’s okay if a Unicorn poops on your doorstep by Lois Wickstrom
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

This is a cute story. With rhyming words, food, a party and pooping. Oh my I laughed so hard. What a fun story and great pictures as well. Stega is half unicorn and half stegosaur. While gathering different foods for her gift to a friend. She too enjoyed them as she ate them. Now all she has left is an empty bowl. Not only that but when her tummy starts to rumble, she can in no way make it to the woods. Is pooping on a doorstep acceptable? Once again this author has written a cute fast paced story. Totally child engaging and funny for all to read. The rhyming was child interaction as well. My grandchildren loved this story. A must read!!!

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Mealtime At The Zoo by James William son – Review by Shelly Kittell

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Mealtime at the Zoo: PB&J CaféMealtime at the Zoo: PB&J Café by James Williamson
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

It’s time for the PBJ at the zoo. Our friend, the monkey server, takes us around the zoo to tell us what the animals prefer on their sandwiches. I found this to be quite the entertaining story. It’s done in a fun rhyming rhythm. The Illustrations are bright and colorful. This is a story that will catch children’s attention. It’s fun for the little ones right on us to the ones reading it to them It would be a wonderful addition to the family library.

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Mood Swings and Hockey Flings (Hot Flash Hookups Series) by Sylvie Stewart and Marika Ray – Review by Lisa Helmick

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Mood Swings and Hockey Flings (Hot Flash Hookups #2)Mood Swings and Hockey Flings by Marika Ray
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

This second book in the series is just as good as or better than the first! I LOVED this one!! It is exciting, funny and has glorious sarcasm. The story held me captivated until the last page! The characters have a wonderful love/hate relationship with high sexual chemistry. I laughed with them and just delighted with their banter! They are both very witty! Secondary characters are wonderful! I liked how they moved the story forward but still held a memorable quality.

This writing team is a dynamic duo! They pour just the right amount of snark, laughs, heat and hockey into their stories. They had these characters go from like to extreme dislike to slowly coming around then lust then friends then lovers. What a ride! I loved every second and look forward to more!

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Drag Me Down (Full Throttle Cyborgs Series) by Landra Graf – Review by Heidi Schoolman

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Drag Me Down (Full Throttle Cyborgs, #4)Drag Me Down by Landra Graf
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

This is the fourth book in the Full Throttle Cyborgs series. This story follows Drag and Bridget. Drag loves her, but all she has ever done is make his existence miserable. Bridget takes what she wants when she wants. Drag has lost everything, including his arm. The night before the big race, Bridget asks him for the king of all favors. If she is herself, she also risks losing it all.

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Queen of the Fairies by Lois Wickstrom – Review by Whisper Hymer

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Queen of the FairiesQueen of the Fairies by Lois Wickstrom
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

Queen of the Fairies is written by Lois Wickstrom and illustrated by Ada Konewki. It’s a quick read and cute. Suitable for young readers to read aloud or as a bedtime story read by an adult. It follows a writer as they try to create a story about the Fairy Queen. With its beautiful picutes, this story is sure to delight.

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Stars in the City (Stars in the City Series) by Krysten Lindsay Hager – Review by Whisper Hymer

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Stars in the CityStars in the City by Krysten Lindsay Hager
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

Stars in the City is a second chance romance by Krysten Lindsay Hager. It follows Valeria Taylor, a daytime soap opera star, as she navigates life and love. As a young, talented actress, Valeria feels other’s approval keenly which leads to ups and downs. She’s tried to get over her high-school sweetheart Davis for months and it’s lead to bigger heartbreak. An unexpected run in with Davis has Valeria reconsidering what life she’s living. This book was a clean romance with a relatable main character.

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Drag Me Down (Full Throttle Cyborgs Series) by Landra Graf – Review by Tracy Greenhalgh

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<a href=”https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/204166050-drag-me-down” style=”float: left; padding-right: 20px”><img border=”0″ alt=”Drag Me Down (Full Throttle Cyborgs, #4)” src=”https://i.gr-assets.com/images/S/compressed.photo.goodreads.com/books/1706489646l/204166050._SX98_.jpg” /></a><a href=”https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/204166050-drag-me-down”>Drag Me Down</a> by <a href=”https://www.goodreads.com/author/show/7847192.Landra_Graf”>Landra Graf</a><br/>
My rating: <a href=”https://www.goodreads.com/review/show/6460465744″>4 of 5 stars</a><br /><br />
Another great book from this author. True to Landras’ style we get Sci-Fi romance with Cyborg, Gangs, Races, Love and Hate. <br />Being the fourth book in the series the characters obviously had a bit of a back story that I was unaware of but the book did read well as a stand alone. The character development is well written and the world (on Mars) is well depicted. <br />All in all a good read that keeps you hooked as it twists and turns through races and the characters lives.<br />
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Unicorn, Don’t Do That! by Lois Wickstrom – Review by Natalia Gonzales Castrejon

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Unicorn, Don't Do That!: It's okay if a Unicorn poops on your doorstepUnicorn, Don’t Do That!: It’s okay if a Unicorn poops on your doorstep by Lois Wickstrom
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

I really enjoyed this story. It was very fast paced and my 3 year old loved it! This book really showed him that in situations where there’s a problem, being nice and understanding pays off in the long wrong! We really enjoyed this book! I hope to see more like it in the future!

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Mealtime at the Zoo: PB&J Café by James Williamson

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Join James, the monkey butler, on a whimsical journey through the zoo as he delivers peanut butter and jelly sandwiches to a delightful array of creatures in Mealtime at the Zoo: PB&J Cafe.
This charming rhyming storybook is sure to captivate young readers with its humorous tale of how different zoo animals enjoy their favorite snack.
Each animal has its unique way of savoring this classic treat. With lively illustrations and witty rhymes, children will giggle and grin as they discover the quirky eating habits of their favorite zoo inhabitants.
Perfect for read-aloud sessions or independent reading, Mealtime at the Zoo: PB&J Cafe encourages imagination and exploration while teaching valuable lessons about diversity and acceptance.
The story includes a hidden character on every page and unique peanut butter sandwich recipes for you to enjoy!
Grab a sandwich and get ready to embark on a deliciously fun adventure with James and his furry friends.

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James Williamson is a silly dad, with quirky ideas popping into his head all the time. He is a father of two girls and enjoys seeing the world through their eyes as they continue to grow and explore.

Inspiration for his debut novel Mealtime at the Zoo, PB & J Café, came while walking through the Fresno Chaffee Zoo’s reptile house.  As he considered the snakes behind the glass, he asked his daughter a simple silly question… 

“What would a snake put in a peanut butter and jelly sandwich?”

Slightly disgusted she responded, ‘a mouse’ and so began this books journey.

With this question in mind, adding a little rhythm and rhyme, one line evolved into to two, then three, then four, and many many more.  Eventually, a series of stanzas were compiled and a fun and exciting children’s book for kids 3 to 8 years old was born.

James’ primary goal is to inspire children to continue to be silly, creative, and curious with fun rhymes and vibrant art.

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Mood Swings and Hockey Flings (Hot Flash Hookups Series) by Sylvie Stewart and Marika Ray – Review by Michelle Austin

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Mood Swings and Hockey Flings (Hot Flash Hookups #2)Mood Swings and Hockey Flings by Marika Ray
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

This was a great 5 star read. I really liked this couple and their story. They had a history going back 10 years. When Kaitlyn is asked to be Banks’ new agent things get very interesting. Will she be able to help him? I have to say I had several LOL moments with the bantering between these two. Both of them were great characters, and the secondary characters added a great element to the story. There are a few different things going on in the book. These two authors pulled me in with their writing and I am really enjoying this series. I look forward to reading more from them. 1-click and get started today.

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Texas Winds by Dana Wayne – Review by Krista Moulthrop

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Texas WindsTexas Winds by Dana Wayne
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

Oh, I devoured this book. So sweet and wholesome, and even had some twists/suspense that really kept me engaged and not wanting to put it down. I loved Katie, Jake’s daughter, and the way she stole Lexie’s heart from the beginning. Jake and Lexie had some rocky pasts, and hesitations about moving on, but they could deny the pull/connection between them. Minimal spice, great characters and writing. Would recommend this book, and will definitely be reading more from this author.

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Master Oradea (Masters of the Consulate Book 10) by Sylvia Black – Review by Shannen Kern

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Master Oradea (Masters of the Consulate #10)Master Oradea by Sylvia Black
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

You’d think that the 10th book in a series would lose some of its luster, but this author has proved me wrong! The Masters of the Consulate series has grown to be one of my favorites over the last couple of years, so I picked this one up without any hesitation. It’s a quick enough read to fit into your day and one you won’t be able to put down either! Sylvia Black has an everlasting talent as she expertly crafts the story of Master Oradea and Natalia. I adore the fact that we get to experience this from dual points of view as it makes it easier to gain each individual perspective. The story flows beautifully, the plot is solid, and the characters are incredibly well developed. I would definitely pick up the previous books in the series to gain the full experience with background. You could probably make do with this as a standalone, but you’ll also feel a bit lost through portions of it without the previous pieces of the puzzle. If you’re looking for a riveting paranormal read that will have you on the edge of your seat, look no further than this. I cannot wait to see what this author has in store for us next!

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Loris Opens Up His Heart (Courage Tales Series) by Dagmara Sitek – Review by Tausha Treadway

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Loris Opens Up His Heart: An Emotional Story For KidsLoris Opens Up His Heart: An Emotional Story For Kids by Dagmara Sitek
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

Loris Opens Up His Heart (Courage Tales Series) by Dagmara Sitek . This is a great children’s book that includes information about something a little deeper than most children’s books. It’s a story that teaches kids its ok to have feelings and its ok to deal with them. It’s the story of Loris who has been sent to a new foster home and the kids there are super excited, Loris is not as excited and is very quiet and not opening up to them. Inaya & Cam are his foster siblings and when Cam begins to get bullied, Loris stands up for him. After Loris stands up to the bully he tells his foster siblings his story and why he is so withdrawn and not open. It teaches kids that when before you judge someone you should find out more about them so you know what they have been thru. Loris learns that after he opens up to his siblings he can be more open in other relationships too. I feel like this is a very important book for kids to read in this day and age!

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The Winemakers Box Set (The Winemakers Series) by Giovanna Siniscalchi – Review by Tausha Treadway

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The Winemakers - Box set: A Series of Sun-Kissed Historical RomancesThe Winemakers – Box set: A Series of Sun-Kissed Historical Romances by Giovanna Siniscalchi
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

The Winemakers Box Set (The Winemakers Series) by Giovanna Siniscalchi. This is such a good trilogy. I loved all three books. The True Purpose of Vines (The Winemakers Book 1) by Giovanna Siniscalchi. This is an amazing historical romance set in Portugal. The writing is so beautiful I truly felt like I was there. Its the story of winemaker and widow Julia who makes the best wine in Portugal. Griffin and Englishman has bought the property right next to Julia and has been sent to Portugal for the sole purpose of spying on Julia for his business. Once he meets her though he is smitten. He can’t get her off his mind. She is not interested and knows she can survive without a man. Julia is a strong woman who wants to feel love again but is scared. When Griffin won’t stop pursuing her will she finally give in or will his business blow up their new relationship in his face? This is an amazing historical romance. The Truth About Myths (The Winemakers Book 3) by Giovanna Siniscalchi. This is such a good Historical romance, I really enjoyed it. Its the story of Princess Isabel who is very rigid almost to the point of being a prude but when she goes to Spain with Viscount Henrique she is very enthralled by him. He is so sexy and everything she has tried to stay away from. Henrique is tasked with taking Isabel who is his best friends sister and he is not looking forward to it. He is known for being a rake and not being faithful but when he gets to know Isabel he thinks she might be able to change his ways. Isabel is so rigid and wants to do what is right for her country and Henrique is all about living life to the fullest. He does admire Isabel and the chemistry between them is remarkable. The author’s description of the beautiful scenery made me feel as if I was transported to Spain and Portugal. This can be read as a standalone as well.

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Master Oradea (Masters of the Consulate Book 10) by Sylvia Black – Review by Ayla Phipps

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Master Oradea (Masters of the Consulate #10)Master Oradea by Sylvia Black
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

Ooooo. This series is literally life I was up all night waiting for this one to hit. Sylvia Black’s talent in having one every evolving story while also each individual story for each book/couple is inspiring. Dual perspectives of Oradea and Natalia.
Master Oradea is beyond angry at the recent discovery of Lucas, Overmaster Descallia’s right hand man being a traitor and refuses to let him hide in his territory. All the masters are in shock and questioning everyone around them, even the loyalty of Embry. Lucas’s “mate” that he left behind, that has fought time and time again for the vampires as she is now being treated as an enemy. As if all her deeds never existed. Natalia is the younger sister of the Benzini family, with four older brothers. The rogues take interest in her with a warning sent through her for her brothers, her innocence doesn’t go unnoticed by the vampires. When the “plan” around the necklaces doesn’t work as planned the entire group is forced to look at themselves the Masters’ disbelief in the loyalty of the witches, even their own mates cause the power to be zapped from the crystals. Everything needs to change; trust needs to build and begin within the core group of the Master’s and mates as pairs not just to each other as males and females separate or only trusting their own mates. Too many questions and more keep rising as the end gets closer.
Can everyone learn to trust each other? Will Oradea get his enchantress? How can Natalia communicate with them without words? Everything about this series pulls you in. Each book more questions appear and few answers in the build for the sure to be epic finale. Only two books left in the Masters of the Consulate and honestly, I am holding my breath. What will happen next? What secrets will be revealed? Who will betray them next? Book 11, Master Bistrita, July 19th, 2024. I’ll see you there.

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Kris & The Missing Prince (The Adventures of Kris) by Art Blegen – Review by Kerry Baker

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Kris & The Missing Prince: The Adventures Of KrisKris & The Missing Prince: The Adventures Of Kris by Art Blegen
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

After reading the first book in this series, the kids and I were all excited to get our hands on the next one. It was so great to get to know more about Kris and her adventures. This one is just as fun and imaginative as the other book and we all enjoyed it from the moment we started reading.
The storyline was greatly entertaining. The host of other characters introduced made it so much more interesting to read and we loved each one of them entirely. My kids loved the pictures throughout the book and it made it more engaging and fun. This is shaping to to be a great series and one of our favourites.

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Breaking Apart (Finnerty and Liccione Mystery Series) by Wanda Venters, MD and Mary Rae, MD – Review by Allyson Ware

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Breaking Apart (A Finnerty and Liccione Mystery, #2)Breaking Apart by Wanda J. Venters
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

Another well written novel by these authors! Again, I found myself struggling when new characters were introduced and the plot dragged out a tad. However, the endings in this series are always worth it.

This series is great for those in the medical profession that want a novel they can read without cringing at the inaccuracies of the medical field. It is also perfect for mystery lovers! These authors should write a nonfiction novel about themselves because I am sure they have some stories to tell. I cannot wait to read more from these authors because it is obvious they put their heart and sole into these books.

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Break Bone Fever (Finnerty and Liccione Mystery Series) by Wanda Venters, MD and Mary Rae, MD – Review by Allyson Ware

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Break Bone Fever (A Finnerty and Liccione Mystery, #1)Break Bone Fever by Mary Rae
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

This book was well written. The plot seemed to drag on a little bit because so many new characters were introduced, but ultimately the end brought everything together. It is obvious the authors know a lot about the medical profession and they tie that knowledge well into their novel. The characters are also very well developed and easy to connect with.

I got confused and a little bored when all of the characters were being introduced, which is why I gave this book 4 stars instead of 5. I definitely recommend if you enjoy a good mystery novel.

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Mood Swings and Hockey Flings (Hot Flash Hookups Series) by Sylvie Stewart and Marika Ray – Review by Katie Matthews

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Mood Swings and Hockey Flings (Hot Flash Hookups #2)Mood Swings and Hockey Flings by Marika Ray
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

I loved this book so much! It was such a great read. From the very first page I was just totally in love with bath Kaitlyn (with a K) and Banks! They both had such great personalities and I loved that they wound each other up but underneath the chemistry was bubbling away. I really do love an older romance story now, I think I can definitely relate to the characters a lot more than stories with the young 20 somethings as the main characters. Kaitlyn was just such a down to earth person going through things that I can certainly relate to. She was focused on her career and she was good at it. I thought she was a wonderful female lead and I absolutely adored her.
This is definitely one of my favourite books that I have read this year and I 100% recommend it!

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Master Oradea (Masters of the Consulate Book 10) by Sylvia Black – Review by Shelly Kittell

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Master Oradea (Masters of the Consulate #10)Master Oradea by Sylvia Black
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

This is one of those stories that you can’t tell much about or you give it away. Oradea and Natalia are meant for each other. It just takes them time to realize it. Just a few obstacles get in the way: rogues; brothers; and witches. It’s a fast-paced story that will have you feeling like you are chasing rogues with them. I’m a big fan of multiple POV’s. It makes the story feel personal. Familiar faces make appearances. Everyone is chasing the rogues from Descalia down. There is some steam that will have you wiping off your glasses. It does end with a cliffhanger. I can’t wait for the next one

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