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The Keeper (Fall River Series) by G.K. Brady – Review by Estelle Edwards

The Keeper (Fall River, #1)The Keeper by G.K. Brady

This is the 1st book in a series about Fall River,  a small town in Colorado and 3 brothers who live and work there. This book is about the middle brother Noah, who is a bit of a player and bad boy. This story brings us Noah, and his latest venture, the town’s newest bar and restaurant. We also meet Hailey a kitchen inspector who has dreams or being a bookstore owner. This book has a little bit for everyone who enjoys a fun HEA – mistakenID, hidden Id, a big city girl and a small town guy. Theres plenty of steamy between these also. The opening book in this series definitely makes me want to read the rest.

The Fixer (Fall River Series) by G. K. Brady – Review by Estelle Edwards

The Fixer (Fall River, #2)The Fixer by G.K. Brady


This is the 2nd book in a series about Fall River a small town in Colorado and 3 brothers who live and work there.The youngest brother, Charlie is the male star and love interest in this one. There is snappy banter, funny lines and characters seen in the 1st book. Charlie falls for a his partner, in a renovation/ restoration project. She’s a sharp, smart power broker from Chicago named Joy. This is a very flirty, very we-don’t-like-each-other to we-can’t-stay-away-from-each-other. There’s flirtybantefr, wardrobe changes and lots of hot and steamy.
Bonus: There’s a bright, sarcastic, fun loving wise cracking ever helpful assistant named Estelle. As a bright, sarcastic, fun loving wise cracking ever helpful woman named Estelle I wished she’d had a larger part 🙂

Reunion (The Hellgate Chronicles) by Jocelyn Lindsay – Review by Estelle Edwards

I enjoyed this book.  The characters were introduced kind of slowly in the beginning however, the story grew in between each character addition. As the title indicates, this story is about the reunion of a core group of women friends with magic/paranormal powers, approximately 20 something years after leaving high school and a whole bunch of life changes. There is a quest, of course, because what would a sci-fi/ fantasy be without one? All in all the story moved well, had interesting characters, left enough of the back and side story untold so as to entice me to read the rest of the saga. Would totally recommend.