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Apocalypse Thoughts (The Pox Series) by Kendra Griffin – Review by Angela Hayes

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Apocalypse ThoughtsApocalypse Thoughts by Kendra Griffin
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

 

4.5 Stars

 

Apocalypse Thoughts: A Story for the Possible End Times (The Pox Series) by Kendra Griffin is a cleverly woven young adult dystopian post-apocalyptic fun adventure story. This has so much going on in it- but in a great way. From action, danger, and endeavouring to survive a world-ending pandemic, to self-discovery, humour, and facing the odds- this story swept me up and had me engrossed right from the beginning.
Kella is a great character- she may only be seventeen- but she has the presence of someone much older. She was really easy to like, and I quickly became invested in her and the outcome of the story.
I didn’t realise coming into this book that it is the fifth book in the series, but thankfully I never felt lost, or like I was missing anything vitally important by not having read the previous books first. But having said that, my curiosity has definitely been sparked and I will absolutely be going back to explore the other instalments asap- I’m excited by what I might find there.
Happy Reading!

Thank you, Kendra Griffin!

 

Reviewed by @angelahayes

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Black Canvas by Laura Rossi- Review by Micalah Weatherholtz

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Black CanvasBlack Canvas by Laura Rossi
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

Sooo… That was a wild ride and not at all what I expected even after reading the description. I have never read anything from this author before so I had no idea how she wrote, or what she wrote about. Black canvas is dark, mysterious, and compelling, I couldn’t stop turning the pages once I started. It’s full of twists and unexpected turns and all of it fits together and is written seamlessly. A brilliant, edge of your seat thriller. It’s a little hard to describe without giving to much away but I would definitely recommend this book. I will absolutely be looking more into this author and her other books.

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Master Trentino (Masters of the Consulate Book 3) by Sylvia Black – Review by Betsy Melano

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Master TrentinoMaster Trentino by Sylvia Black
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

The 3rd book in this series and I swear it’s better than the first two. In this book, we read about Trentino and Angel. When Trentino goes in search or Lazarrth, he finds that the syndicate has gotten to Lazareth first. It isn’t long before Tuscano shows up to assist in following where the syndicate goons are taking Lazareth. What will they find as they follow?
As with the other two books, there are great characters and you see friendships growing along as you are immersed in the story. It’s especially touching to see the women come together as friends.

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Black Canvas by Laura Rossi – Review by Alexandria Richard

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Black CanvasBlack Canvas by Laura Rossi
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

Once you’re hooked, you’re hooked. Couldn’t put it down.

A very interesting psychological thriller/murder mystery. Who’s the victim here and who’s next? Loved the idea of the psychiatrist being a police liaison but having her dealing with her own trauma alongside it. I also enjoyed the fact that Aria, the main character, is a flawed individual but is bettering herself throughout.

The first third of the novel was a little bit slow for me as it was setting everything up and giving us the backstory, but once I got to about 30% the rest flew by. For me, the introduction of Mattias, and the focus on what was currently happening to Aria and in the world, on helped pull it along. I will admit that I was eagerly reading to see if Aria would pursue the dark side of things.

The Point Of View change was an interesting technique in this book. I actually didn’t mind the back and forth POV (with both being in first person format within the same chapter, and even paragraph), but an audiobook certainly wouldn’t make clear when things are from Ivy’s perspective (re: a flashback) versus Aria’s (the MC) as there’s a lot of jumping back and forth.

Takeaway: Pure definition of what a psychological thriller is. I highly recommend this one for someone looking to have their mind blown.

Content warning: su!cide, drug use, eating disorders, secret society, p!mping/trafficking, cheating.

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States of Grace (Grace Locke Mystery Series) by Mandy Miller – Review by Lisa Helmick

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States of GraceStates of Grace by Mandy Miller
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

This is a wonderfully done crime drama. The story is one that grabs the reader. It is full of courtroom drama and there is plenty of “who dunnit” in there as well. Grace is a perfect character. She has a checkered past but is trying to get her life back in order. She is very smart and has a mix of sarcasm and sass, which makes her fun to watch and listen too.

Grace has some great helpers in life and along her journey. Vinnie is the best guy and helper of Grace. Jake add some comic relief…then there is Manny..I was expecting(wishing) more from him for Grace but its not meant to be.

Overall this is a top notch crime story. Grace is entertaining which makes the story move along quickly. Hopefully there are more of Grace’s stories coming from this author.

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Tally and the Angel: Book Two, Canada by Eleanor Dixon – Review by Tausha Treadway

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Tally and the Angel Book Two, CanadaTally and the Angel Book Two, Canada by Eleanor Dixon
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

Tally and the Angel: Book Two, Canada by Eleanor Dixon. This is such a great book for young adults or older children. Its the story of Tally, her dad and her angel. This time they are traveling to Canada to learn about Dog Sledding. Along the way they come across a town that is cursed and while there Tally’s dad get the curse put on him. Tally and her Angel have a lot of work cut out for them in order to save her dad. Tally is such a strong young girl and with the help of her angel Jospheil hopefully they can save her dad and be able to learn about Dog Sledding. I can’t wait to read the next story and see where Tally and her Angel takes us! This can be read as a standalone.

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Master Tuscano (Masters of the Consulate Book 2) by Sylvia Black – Review by Betsy Melano

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Master TuscanoMaster Tuscano by Sylvia Black
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

Christian Tuscano is angry when we fist meet him. Delilah, the woman he loves, has been treated horribly by the Vegas syndicate. Christian must find out who gave the orders to take women to be traded to a human trafficking group. Not only that the syndicate was attempting to make the humans believe that the vampires were the ones selling the women to the traffickers.
I really enjoyed this book. Christian and Delilah have great chemistry and each one is trying his or her best to accomplish something so the other doesn’t have to live with tough consequences.

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States of Grace (Grace Locke Mystery Series) by Mandy Miller – Review by Tausha Treadway

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States of GraceStates of Grace by Mandy Miller

My rating: 5 of 5 stars

States of Grace (Grace Locke Mystery Series) by Mandy Miller. I Loved this book. It was so good and I can’t wait to read the next one. Its the story of Grace Locke who is trying to get back in the good graces of the Florida State Bar having been put on probation due to Grace getting a DUI. Losing her leg in Fallujah to an IED she has become addicted to pain pills and alcohol. Part of her probation is attending NA meetings and the only law she she’s practicing is court appointed criminal cases. Grace is wondering how she’s going to survive on this low paying work. She’s trying to talk her ex husband and his new wife into letting her represent their daughter who is being accused of murder but Grace just knows she’s innocent. Finally getting the case she soon realizes that this case is not all its cracked up to be. Will she be able to convince everyone that her client is not guilty without getting into even more trouble? This book will have you flying thru the pages as quick as you can.

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Apocalypse Thoughts (The Pox Series Book 5) by Kendra Griffin – Review by Karen Pearman

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Apocalypse ThoughtsApocalypse Thoughts by Kendra Griffin
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

This is the first book in this series and a first story written by this author for me. I was quite surprised by how enjoyable I found it to be. I especially found it relatable reading certain parts since we have been living in a world surviving COVID. Considering this is a “story for the possible end times” I had some feelings of déjà vu. I think that the author did a wonderful job describing this dystopian environment. The characters are so relatable and lovable. Even the adversaries in this book had me rooting them on. And that’s not something I do quite often. I read this book in a day because I didn’t want to put it down. Seriously, I was biting my nails during certain scenes and chapters. I highly recommend this book not just for young adults but for adults to read as well. Please pick up this book. It may save your life one day.

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Black Canvas by Laura Rossi – Review by Angela Renee Diaz

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Black CanvasBlack Canvas by Laura Rossi
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

Expertly written. Absolutely loved this book.. can’t wait to read more of this author. A successful intelligent woman who becomes a divorcee. Her marriage ends up ceasing to exist due to her husband’s affairs. Ex-husband seems narcissistic and very controlling even once they are divorce. She loses a patient that she is still in the process of mourning. Is also beginning the healing process by going back to work and putting the pieces of the puzzle back together of her life and clients. Which connects to the loss of one of her patients.

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Black Canvas by Laura Rossi – Review by Amanda Glaspie

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Black CanvasBlack Canvas by Laura Rossi
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

There is nothing better than a psychological thriller with a twist. Doctor Aria De Luca, fresh from a patient suicide and an impending divorce, finds herself called to a new case that pushes her to the limits. This was a thriller that takes you for a wild ride of mystery, suspicion, jealousy, and lies. This was written so well that I even started questioning my own thoughts and suspicions. If you like a books with so many twists that your head will spin, this is the book for you.

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Black Canvas by Laura Rossi – Review by Candida Hopper

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Black CanvasBlack Canvas by Laura Rossi
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

What a story! I found myself completely hooked. I was taken by surprise many times. This author weaved such a dark mysterious story that I was kept at the edge of my seat. There are a few twists and turns which made me rethink everything I was thinking. This book will be sticking with me for a long time. This is one of those books that I know I will be reading again. I will definitely be reading more books by this author. I highly recommend this book.

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Apocalypse Thoughts (The Pox Series Book 5) by Kendra Griffin – Review by Cindy Rushin

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Apocalypse ThoughtsApocalypse Thoughts by Kendra Griffin
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

I liked this novel. I enjoy post apocalyptic novels and zombie novels so this novel checked both of these marks. I like these kind of novels because they offer a look at how quickly civilization and people fall apart when something catastrophic happens. The author created a really interesting story and I couldn’t stop reading it until the end. The author introduced a bit of a curve ball at the end and I cannot wait to see where this curve goes in the next book.

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Black Canvas by Laura Rossi – Review by Amanda Swindle

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Black CanvasBlack Canvas by Laura Rossi
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

There is just so much to this book, so many layers to unravel! Black Canvas is full of mind games that keep you guessing, deception, and control (or lack thereof!). I would read some parts and think “oh my gosh, I know where this is going” and then a bit later, be shocked to see that I was totally wrong. You will not guess this one. It is darker and more twisted than most of the things I have read recently, but in a train wreck you can’t look away from sort of way. It catches you unaware, and you cannot help but continue to the next page, and then the next chapter….It does start a little slow and confusing but once you get into the meat and potatoes of the platter, things go straight to the psychological complexities. Without giving anything away, I loved the use of the mask in this book. The physical use of hiding behind it, and the psychology of being able to be whoever you want to be, and still be “unseen” was such a fun concept. This book is for anyone that likes to keep guessing, and still be in for a surprise. My only complaint with this book is that I finished it in 3 days LOL. Well written and well researched!

Reviewed by: @zoltrixes

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Master Descallia (Masters of the Consulate Book 1) by Sylvia Black – Review by Betsy Melano

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

Salvatore Descallia is not only the head of the Descallia Clan but also the overlord of the Masters (the vampire clans). The humans and vampires live in harmony as much as possible in this world. Salvatore’s job as the overlord is to make sure the vampire clans are staying out of trouble and at the same time keeping an eye on the syndicates to ensure they don’t cause trouble for the vampires.

From the beginning I was very intrigued by the concept of the book. Within the first few chapters, we meet Lucianna better known as Luce and learn of the attraction between Salvatore and Luce. I quickly got sucked into the story and finished the book within a day. I enjoyed learning about the characters and figuring out what their job or purpose is.

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The Heart of a Hussar (The Winged Warrior Series Book 1) by Griffin Brady – Review by Tracy Wilkin

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The Heart of a Hussar (The Winged Warrior, #1)The Heart of a Hussar by Griffin Brady
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

I thought it was time to step out of my comfort zone and try something different. Broaden my literary horizon. So I took the chance and read this wonderful and mesmerising tale. I am really glad I did. I was taken back to a time long ago and a read of a life unknown. I love being transported to another time and watching these eclectic and endearing characters lives unfold. This story had a little of everything that captures a readers attention and keeps them riveted to the end. The author laid out an energetic and detailed canvas of danger, romance, dramatics and mystery all beautifully presented for a readers thrilling enjoyment. This story was entertaining and written in prolific quality. I was spellbound by the 17th century. 4 stars.

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Exiled South by Harriet Cannon
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Genre – Women’s Fiction, Historical Fiction, Southern Fiction
Page Count – 268 pages
Cover Designer – Lauren Sheldon Koehler Books
Synopsis –
Lizbeth Gordon, a school counselor and master at facilitating conflict resolution in everyone’s life but her own, returns home to South Carolina after her husband’s sudden death.
Seeking solace at the ramshackle family cottage, she walks the winter beach, but the quiet life doesn’t last. An elderly aunt has troubling family stories: a blockade runner hunted as a traitor after the fall of Charleston, and ancestors who disappeared during Civil War Reconstruction. Curiosity drives Lizbeth into roots research that dead ends.
Tentacles of the past reach across the continents when Lizbeth takes a job at an international school in Rio de Janeiro. She meets a multiethnic descendant of Confederate exiles, with the Gordon surname and nineteenth-century documents. Robert Gordon’s letters describe bold escapes from Federal blockaders and Civil War intrigue in Scotland. Laurette Gordon’s diary shares a heart-wrenching story of sacrifice.
Can the keys to generations-long secrets open a path to family reconciliation and healing?

Black Canvas by Laura Rossi – Review by Lyndsey Fairley

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Black CanvasBlack Canvas by Laura Rossi
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

Just when I thought I knew what was going on and what would happen, I was thrown for a loop. This book needs to be read with no interruptions as it just holds you between the pages and keeps you there. I really enjoyed this.book and will be reading so much more from this author!

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Priscida Finds Greatness: In Herself and in Others by Constance May – Review by Roxsanne Lesieur.

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Priscida Finds Greatness: In Herself and in OthersPriscida Finds Greatness: In Herself and in Others by Constance Mays
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

Priscida is an alley cat who started off wandering the streets and hunting for food, until she is found and through many experiences learns about greatness and what it means, she learns how she can identify it, but can you do the same as Priscida has done and discover what greatness means by reading her story?

This is a heart warming tale for all ages with an inspiring message.

Reviewed by @roxsannel

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Unlikely to Stay (Parker Lake) by Olivia Sherwood – Review by Trish Ann

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Unlikely to Stay (Parker Lake Book 3)Unlikely to Stay by Ashlie Knapp
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

This is the third book in this series and I was not disappointed. The chemistry between Brant and Colleen was sweet. I love the meddling old folks in the small town as it adds to the charm and the adage of what it is like to live in one. I found the characters to be easy to relate and connect with which helped move the story for me. I am definitely looking forward to more books from this author!

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Unlikely to Stay (Parker Lake) by Olivia Sherwood – Review by Lorrene Huisman

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Unlikely to Stay (A Parker Lake Novel Book 3)Unlikely to Stay by Ashlie Knapp
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

As usual, this amazing author does a truly wonderful job in putting together a story that hooks you right from the start, and really holds that grip on you. I expect nothing less from this amazing author. I was hooked and interested in the concept of the story straight on, and I could not let go of this one.

The emotions are so real in this one. You felt the wonder of the two star crossed souls, but for me I felt their pain and worry so much. It ran deep, but I really felt the attraction was running deeper than there own pasts and hurt. I found Brant and C.C. really had something special, there bonding was not just sugar and all things nice, you really had that dash of spice as well. I was full of emotions on this spinning ride, it was beautiful, but deep as character depth and growth goes. Wonderful read. I loved how they seemed so different at first glance, and once they stopped butting heads (which was comical and funny in its own way which I did admire) I found they found ground, that literally could sweep them off their feet! They were real and a wonderful development in the story. I could not get enough of this story and characters!

Love this author with all the passion and love with in my heart! The author is a very wonderful writer, and their stories always take my soul, and give me quite a ride. They are not to be passed up. Or this book, I would recommend them both on the same account! Love this book and this amazing author!

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Rebecca Steele Living the Dream (Rebecca Steele series Book 3) by Joanne Patterson – Review by Lorrene Huisman

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Rebecca Steele Living The Dream (The Rebecca Steele series Book 3)Rebecca Steele Living The Dream by Joanne Patterson
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

I had not read the other books in this series, but the cover really attracted me in this one. Being a country girl myself, I was truly ready to get my saddle on and give this book a whirl. In small words, I loved this book and the characters. I laughed and chimed in with a good beat all the way through. I will be going back to the previous novels for sure and seeing what else the author has written for me to enjoy reading!

I must say Rebecca was a treat to read on. I truly loved how she was written, and truly how real she was to myself as a reader. She faces and goes through a lot of struggles. Only after things seemed to finally from what I gathered from past events, seem to be going in the right direction. I loved how things seemed bad, she kept that hope and the will to keep on going alive within her soul and her heart!

I think a lot of us can relate to Rebecca in different ways. She was a strong willed character, and was one not to be messed with. She was knocked off her horse a few times, but she never gave up and kept on going. O lived that quality of her, and her determination was real and a very admirable trait! I also loved the other characters, which were a joy to read on as well. This book was not predictable as well. i was surprised with twists and a little bends here and there. It made the book more than I expected. I loved the book and how easily it flowed as I read, I could not get enough. I am so happy I got to read this wonderful book and discover a beautiful series by a very talented author!

As said, this book was a fun ride! I loved how easily the book flowed and everything came together, and really how relatable the characters made the book easy to meet on level with! I will be reading the first two for sure! Needless to say, this is a must read book and a must read author! highly recommend both!

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Black Canvas by Laura Rossi – Review by Roxsanne Lesieur.

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Black CanvasBlack Canvas by Laura Rossi
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

One woman is trying her hardest to be another and become everything she thinks he needs, while he keeps returning to her, his wife, while she is stuck being the other woman. She looks at herself in the mirror everyday, but all she sees is her, her face, her hair, her life, she is in control as she bends herself to fit inside this image, to keep the secret that it is her on the outside, but she is on the inside and it is this which makes this woman feel in control, but is she really in control, or is it just an illusion?

This is a psychological thriller which will make you think, it will make you question everything you know about what is happening and why, it will keep you on your toes while you try and figure out what is real, what is memories and what is fantasy.

Reviewed  by @roxsannel

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Forbidden Moon (The Shadow Chronicles Book 3) by CR Robertson – Review by Caralee Loonat

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Forbidden MoonForbidden Moon by C.R. Robertson
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

Wow I am so hooked on this trilogy and wasn’t disappointed at all. I just couldn’t put this one down. I was eager to see how things would play out . The author has such a good mix of drama and romance along with adventure. The characters also are easily likeable and grab the reader in.

I like how there was the element of the forbidden love to this trilogy and how that love was what was needed to bring all together. I like how the author has built the world around the characters and how they go about trying to keep peace. I love that they are also paranormal creatures as this really adds to the story and is my absolute favorite go to genre. I look forward to reading more from this author in the future.

Reviewed by @caraleeloonat
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Black Canvas by Laura Rossi – Review by La Toya Lewis

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Black CanvasBlack Canvas by Laura Rossi
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

Black Canvas by Laura Rossi is one of the best books I have read this year. I love a good psychological thriller and this book absolutely delivers! Being in the mind of the main character Aria is a little frustrating at times. I wanted more and better for her than she was accepting for herself, but I couldn’t help but love her and root for her. There are so many great twists and turns and an ending that did not suspect. I was surprised at how satisfied I was with this ending because it was one I would never normally accept but I loved it. Looking forward to reading more from this author!

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Tally and the Angel: Book Two, Canada by Eleanor Dixon – Review by Ashley Westerman

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Tally and the Angel Book Two, CanadaTally and the Angel Book Two, Canada by Eleanor Dixon
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

This series is amazing! I love this author’s books, her amazing writing always makes me feel like I’m right there with the characters in everything that is happening. It’s like a nice vacation when I get to read them! There’s always something to learn within the books, and I enjoy reading them to my kids! It’s an adventure without leaving the house!

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Black Canvas by Laura Rossi – Review by Ashley Westerman

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Black CanvasBlack Canvas by Laura Rossi
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

I was hooked from the first page! My mind kept guessing on what would happen next, and I could never pinpoint it right. I don’t think you can guess the end right. Not being able to figure out the end is one of my favorite things to read. This one didn’t disappoint. This is very well written and I think if you like the dark thrillers then this is for you! I loved it, one of my favorite reads of the year!

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Blindsided by T. Christensen – Review by M Policicchio

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Blindsided: A Contemporary Sports RomanceBlindsided: A Contemporary Sports Romance by T. Christensen
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

Blindsided by T. Christensen

5 out of 5 Stars

Uh-maze-zing! This story of finding friendship and love through betrayal was fantastic.

Kirsa met Brock when they were just 4 years old. After initially slamming him into the sand because he destroyed her sand castle, they were best friends. Kirsa and Brock did everything together, play football, study, share secrets, and hang out with the guys.

Just before the beginning of 2nd grade, their twosome became a threesome with the addition of Victoria, the new girl in the neighborhood. As they grew older, Brock and Victoria became more popular while Kirsa, who was extremely shy, stayed in the background. Brock was her defender and protector from all the others at school that didn’t understand their friendship. At the beginning of their freshmen year, Kirsa saw something that broke her heart and was the end of the threesome.

Brock could only take one side. He took Victoria’s. He believed Victoria. From that day popular Brock and Victoria made it their mission to isolate and terrorize Kirsa, leaving her friendless and alone. Three years later as they are beginning their senior year of high school, Kirsa is still friendless. Enter Rylan, the new guy. Rylan doesn’t heed Brock’s warnings to stay away from Kirsa. Rylan befriends her anyway. Through the new found friendship with Rylan, Kirsa starts to rediscover some of her strength. Brock can’t stand the relationship between Rylan and Kirsa. As Brock starts to break away from the influence that Victoria has held on him since that day in 9th grade, Brock starts to discover that maybe everything isn’t what he has believed all this time.

The author made me believe that highschool could be a place of redemption. The characters, especially Kirsa, are so smartly developed. They each have such depth. I love the scenes between Kirsa and Rylan where they are comfortable and in each other’s space enough that it drives Brock completely crazy. This book makes you feel all the feelings through each character. Fantastic! Wonderful! Great story!!

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Tally and the Angel: Book Two, Canada by Eleanor Dixon–Review by Jerricka Brown

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Tally and the Angel Book Two, CanadaTally and the Angel Book Two, Canada by Eleanor Dixon
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

The author did an amazon job again. I loved this book just as much as the first. The characters and world were beautifully written. I enjoyed the way it took me on an adventure in another county. I couldn’t put it down. I highly recommend this book to children and adults alike.

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Nite Fire: Flash Point by C. L. Schneider – Review by Cathy Greene

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Flash Point (Nite Fire, #1)Flash Point by C.L. Schneider
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

Flash Point is a great read! I love dragons so I was excited to see where Schneider would go with this and I was not disappointed. Dahlia is such a strong character who would do anything to protect and survive. I love her never give up attitude and enjoyed watching her kicking butt and taking names . This book will keep you on the edge of your seat as Dahlia confronts her past and we go on a wild ride with dragons and other fantastic beings in this epic first book of the Nite Fire series

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