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Key to Tirumfall (The Tirumfall Trilogy Book 3) by J Drew Brumbaugh – Review by Kerry Baker

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Key to Tirumfall (Tirumfall Trilogy #3)Key to Tirumfall by J. Drew Brumbaugh
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

Key to Tirumfall by J Drew Brumbaugh is the third book in the Tirumfall Trilogy. This series does need to be read in order as it is a continuation of the same story throughout. This book is a fantastic conclusion to what has been an amazing series. Reading this book was just as exciting as when I started the series. I absolutely devoured reading this book as I just had to see how it was all going to end. Yet at the same time I really didn’t want to get there as it meant the end of this amazing series.
When I started reading this series it was the first time I had read anything by this author and I can now say it will definitely not be the last. I loved how descriptive and imaginative it all was and how engaged and connected to the story and the characters I became. This is a brilliant example of why I like this genre of writing and I really can’t wait to see what else this author has to offer.

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Faerie’s Magic: a fae shifter romance (Seasons of the Fae Book 2) by Jessica Feyden – Review by Jennifer Wolbeck

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Faerie's Magic (Seasons of the Fae Book 1)Faerie’s Magic by Jessica Feyden
My rating: 3 of 5 stars

Faerie’s Magic has a lot of potential to be a great novel, not just another paranormal romance. The overarching plot is actually well done, and the worlds of the fae and the wolf shifters are pleasantly fleshed out and immersive. I also liked the magic system and I’m fascinated by the “inner wolf” that the shifters have. Is it just an inner voice like a conscience, or do shifters have dual personalities that shift beings when they switch between wolf and humanoid form?

If you enjoy a strong willed, hot tempered pair of love interests that have passionate, explicit sex, then you’ll enjoy this book. However, there were too many typos, awkward phrasings and confusing sentence structures for me to truly enjoy the story. I don’t mind a little bit of profanity, but Feyden’s writing is peppered with it. I also require more out of my romance stories than just fixations on “finding my mate”, which was the first half of the book, and “claiming my mate”, which was the second half of the book.

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Super Sorry by C.A. King, USA Today Bestselling Author – Review by Heather Lovelace

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Super SorrySuper Sorry by C.A. King
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

I love the way King always provides her readers with such a complete new world to delve into, whether pure fantasy or a YA tone. This YA keeper is just that – I loved Sarah and the story that unfolded. She is lovable and believable. From the epic cover design to the fantastic story that unfolded, all lovers of YA fantasy will thoroughly enjoy this tale. Two thumbs up!!

Reviewed by @heatherlovelace
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Age of Druids (The Druid’s Brooch Series #9) by Christy Nicholas – Review by Erica Fish

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Age of Druids (Druid's Brooch #9)Age of Druids by Christy Nicholas
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

Christy Nicholas is a great author. She has written an amazing series. I have read every book so far and I have to admit that this is my favorite so far. One thing I admire about her storytelling is that I get pulled in right away. Her attention to detail keeps me wanting to read the story until I am done with it. Her characters are fully developed and easy to imagine. In this story, Cliodhna’s family is missing her husband. She meets a stranger outside her home. This stranger tells her that he will help her. He will help her with her talents. There are choices that are made some good and some bad. Will the bad choices be more? Can they cost her family? I highly recommend reading this story so you can read about Cliodhna’s story and family. To see which path she is going to take.

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Age of Druids (The Druid’s Brooch Series #9) by Christy Nicholas – Review by Kerry Baker

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Age of Druids (Druid's Brooch #9)Age of Druids by Christy Nicholas
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

Age of Druids by Christy Nicholas is the ninth book in the Druids Brooch series. This series does not have to be read in order however I would definitely recommend it as I think you would miss a lot of the finer detail if you started from this book.
There are not many series that go on as long as this one, let alone would be able to hold my interest. And yet this book does it with ease as the author creates yet another interesting and unique story. I was immediately caught up in this story and found myself flying through the pages. Yet at the same time I wanted to stop and savour every page knowing that the series is coming to an end.
As much as I don’t want this series to end I am looking forward to seeing what is next for this author. It will be great to read something new and I am already looking forward to it.

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Key to Tirumfall (The Tirumfall Trilogy Book 3) by J Drew Brumbaugh – Review by Kerry Carr

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Key to Tirumfall (Tirumfall Trilogy #3)Key to Tirumfall by J. Drew Brumbaugh
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

This is the 3rd book in the Tirumfall Trilogy and I enjoyed it just as much as the first two books in the series. The characters are well written and the worlds are well described that you can imagine them. Because of this you don’t necessarily need to read the first two books as its a strong book on its own and easy to follow. However I would say reading the books in order will really bring the story together.

Gwen  is on the hunt for the Tower of Tirumfall. There is secret powers hidden inside that will make her become the best wizard ever. Before she leaves on her quest her parents break the news to her that she was kidnapped as a baby and that her parents were evil with her dad being a demon. With this new knowledge Gwen  sets out to find the tower but if she finds it how will the magic affect her. Will she be good or will her evil side take over.

Isabella was raised on the other side of the mountain with the demons and evil beings. She believes she is a child of prophecy but when she realises this isn’t true she sets out to find who she really is.

Both woman journeys lead them to each other but on their way the face things that somethings risk their lives. Can someone born evil overcome their instincts and be good? What secrets are hidden in the Tower and will they help or destroy the persons seeking it.

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Key to Tirumfall (The Tirumfall Trilogy Book 3) by J Drew Brumbaugh – Review by Rachel Moss

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Key to Tirumfall (Tirumfall Trilogy #3)Key to Tirumfall by J. Drew Brumbaugh
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

The Key to Tirumfall by J Drew Brumbaugh is the third novel in the Tirumfall Trilogy, and it was a great finale book! This was a great edition to a very epic series. The characters were great, and the events and storyline throughout did not disappoint. I was very satisfied with not only the ending of this trilogy, but the whole trilogy as well. It was a surprise I was not expecting to receive when I first started reading the first book. I highly recommend this novel and the whole series.

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Age of Druids ( Druid’s Brooch Series #9) by Christy Nicholas – Review by Caralee Loonat

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Age of Druids (Druid's Brooch #9)Age of Druids by Christy Nicholas
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

Age of Druids: Druid’s Brooch Series: #9 by Christy Nicholas
4 Stars!!!!

Another journey into the past with the supernatural fae. I like how the author has chosen Ireland of old and brought all the fae lore into it. I like how the characters seem to just jump right off of the pages and into my mind. I could feel the tensions and the drama.

This story really ticks the historical boxes for me and also the supernatural ones. I like how the author touches on the beginnings of Christianity as they started to come into the pagan society. I love the addition of the fae and the fae world. I like how the characters go from one realm to the other and I like the complex relationship between the characters is played out. I find that it really adds to the story and keeps the reader engaged. I look forward to reading more from this author.
Reviewed by @caraleeloonat

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Super Sorry by C.A. King, USA Today Bestselling Author – Review by Chantelle Smith

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Super SorrySuper Sorry by C.A. King
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

C.A. King is a go-to author for me, with the incredible storylines and brilliant characters this book was no different. I loved this storyline and the development of the characters. It flowed effortlessly from chapter to chapter and had me hooked from the very beginning. It’s a mentally visual read that made me connect to the story even more. I loved Sarah and following along on her journey was entertaining, action-packed and brilliant from the start. I highly recommend this read and anything else that this author brings!

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The Mummy of Monte Cristo by J Trevor Robinson – Review by Laura Furuta

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The Mummy of Monte CristoThe Mummy of Monte Cristo by J. Trevor Robinson
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

The Mummy of Monte Cristo
By J Trevor Robinson
5 out of 5 stars

I loved reading the book The Mummy of Monte Cristo by J Trevor Robinson. It is a story that includes betrayal, vengeance, secrets, and danger. I loved the character of Edmond Dantes. He is a man that should have had a wonderful life. Things look bright for him until he loses everything. What does the future hold for Edmond? Read this book to find out. This is an amazing story that had me turning pages to find out what happens next. It had my emotions going up and down all the way through. Edmond is a character that you can empathize with for what happens to him as well as understand the reasons for the path that he embarks on. There are many characters in this story. Some of them have selfish goals and only look out for themselves. They crave power and influence while trampling over those who they consider beneath them. Others are driven to make sure things are set right. The book is brilliantly written, and the author makes the story and the characters come alive. Don’t miss out on an exciting and entertaining story that you will not want to put down until you had finished the final page. I highly recommend reading it.

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Age of Druids (The Druid’s Brooch Series #9) by Christy Nicholas – Review by Piper Foster

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Age of Druids (Druid's Brooch #9)Age of Druids by Christy Nicholas
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

This is the 9th book in the series I would highly recommend reading the other books in the series before jumping into this one. This is the final book in this series. Christy has done an amazing part of pulling these elements together.

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Key to Tirumfall (The Tirumfall Trilogy Book 3) by J Drew Brumbaugh – Review by Jenni Bishop

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Key to Tirumfall (Tirumfall Trilogy #3)Key to Tirumfall by J. Drew Brumbaugh
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

Key to Tirumfall (Tirumfall Trilogy Book 3) by J Drew Brumbaugh is the final book in this gripping fantasy trilogy. Drew gives us a world of wizards and demons, magic and dragons, war and love. Relationships are tested as they set about on journeys that are fraught with danger where lives are threatened, and nothing is straightforward. It is easy to become totally immersed in the story and engaged with the characters due to Drews character and world building and this action-packed tale is full of suspense and mystery, drama and secrets. This is a great ending to the trilogy.

 

Reviewed by @jennadb

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Faerie’s Magic (Seasons of the Fae book 2) by Jessica Feyden – Review by Cindy Rushin

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Faerie's Magic (Seasons of the Fae Book 1)Faerie’s Magic by Jessica Feyden
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

I enjoyed this book by Jessica Feyden. I enjoyed going on the journey, watching Mira and Cadoc find each other and fall in love. This novel by Jessica Feyden had adventure and excitement. The journey to finding each other had many twists and turns but I loved it. I highly recommend it to anyone who enjoys paranormal romances. I look forward to reading more Jessica Feyden.

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Faerie’s Magic (Seasons of the Fae book 2) by Jessica Feyden – Review by Naomi McDonald

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Faerie's Magic (Seasons of the Fae Book 1)Faerie’s Magic by Jessica Feyden
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

Faerie’s Magic is the second book in the Seasons of the Fae series.
The cover is magic all by itself! It puts a spell on you and you can’t resist getting the book. I don’t want to give the story away so I will simply say this – Faerie’s Magic is a wonderfully spun web of paranormal adventure, danger, magic, drama, and of course, romance. The world building and detail of the characters makes the story come to life.
I’m looking forward to reading the next book!

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Super Sorry by C.A. King, USA Today Bestselling Author – Review by Jenique Bornman

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Super SorrySuper Sorry by C.A. King
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

Interesting new YA read by C.A. King.
The name caught my attention first with it’s double meaning…. it gave a great insight into the direction the Author took this story.
With some humor and tepicle teenage problems mixed together with a new take on supernatural fantasy, Super Sorry has it all.
Great world building and the MC is funny and spunky just how I like them.
But the stand out in this story was definitely her sidekick……

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The Devil’s Day (The Lucky Devil Series Book 3) by Megan Mackie

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Rune Leveau—emerging Talent and one-time corporate prisoner—knew that better than anyone. She’d rebuilt her life at the Lucky Devil bar, with her Aunt Maddie’s help. Now, in her aunt’s memory, Rune continues that legacy.
But when it is time for the Devil to collect his due, Rune could lose it all…
With the days counting down until she must defend her claim to the House of Magdalene—including the bar—Rune and her partner, the cyber-spy St. Benedict, hunt for a way to defeat her challenger, the fire Talent, Abraxas. Instead, they uncover long-kept secrets. But do they hold the key?
No matter what, the Devil will have its Day…

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Super Sorry by C.A. King USA Bestselling Author – Review by Anna Hirsch

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Super SorrySuper Sorry by C.A. King
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

Super Sorry by C.A. King USA Bestselling Author
4 Stars

I have to say that C.A. King has a wild imagination. I have never read a story quite like this. I loved it! It was quirky and original. Sarah Sorry is a teenager who believes appearances mean everything. She has abilities that emerge in the most unusual ways. Her life does a complete 360 but is it for the better? She is a super hero in the making but there will be mistakes along the way. It’s time she realizes what is really important. This is a definite must read.

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Super Sorry by C.A. King, USA Today Bestselling Author – Review by Katie Matthews

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Super SorrySuper Sorry by C.A. King
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

 

I really like this author; her stories are always a pleasure to read. I find it so easy to get wrapped up in what I’m reading because of her fantastic descriptive language and world building. Super Sorry was a wonderful read full of everything I’ve come to expect from this author. I really liked the main character Sarah; I did feel sorry for her at ties with everything she was trying to navigate in her teenage life. She made me laugh a few times and she was definitely a connectable and likeable character. I can see this story definitely appealing to YA and I think they would enjoy it.
Overall Super Sorry is a well written story that I really enjoyed. As always I look forward to reading more from this author in the future.

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Super Sorry by C.A. King, USA Today Bestselling Author – Review by Angela Hayes

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Super SorrySuper Sorry by C.A. King
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

 

Super Sorry is another fantastic YA story by C.A King. It is full of teenage angst and struggle; a coming of age story with a difference- interwoven with some really wonderful supernatural and paranormal elements. This fantasy adventure is well worth the read- if for no other reason but to meet her trusty sidekick!

Thank you, C.A King!

 

Reviewed by @angelahayes

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The Mummy of Monte Cristo by J Trevor Robinson – Review by Bobbi Wagner

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The Mummy of Monte CristoThe Mummy of Monte Cristo by J. Trevor Robinson
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

I enjoyed this book. It is my first book by this author and I look forward to reading more from them in the future. This is a well thought out story that takes you on an adventure through a world of magic and paranormal. The characters are unique and well developed. They are connectable and made the story not only engaging but also easy to read. This is a story about Edmond. He seems to have it all, a new pending marriage, a promotion and in just a second he loses everything. What will happen when he is accused of treason you will have to read about. Now he is faced with making things right but will he have to give up his humanity? This is a longer story but Edmond keeps you wanting to see what will happen next. He made such a great character, I really enjoyed him. This was a great story that I highly recommend.

Review by @bjwagner
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Super Sorry by C.A. King, USA Today Bestselling Author – Review by Kerry Baker

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Super SorrySuper Sorry by C.A. King
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

Super Sorry by C.A. King is one of the best examples of a YA fantasy story that I have read in a long time. This book had everything you could want – excitement, hilarity, an amazing character – while also show casing exactly what it is to be someone of this age. You really need to make sure you have plenty of time when you start reading this book as I can guarantee that once you start it you will not want to put it down!
For me Sarah is such an incredible character. She was so easy to connect with and relate to. But I also found her to be so entertaining as well. She drew me fully in to this story and even now I find myself thinking about! This book is just another example of why this author has quickly become one of my favourites. I would highly recommend you reading this book today!

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Age of Druids (The Druid’s Brooch Series #9) by Christy Nicholas – Review by Jenni Bishop

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Age of Druids (Druid's Brooch #9)Age of Druids by Christy Nicholas
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

Age of Druids: Druid’s Brooch Series: by Christy Nicholas is the ninth book in this historical fantasy series. In this book Christy has woven many threads and pieces of the puzzled together from the other books to finally give us some much-needed answers, like just how the Brooch came to be. This story take place in early Ireland and a religious tug of war. As usual the story is well written, and I truly felt for these people and what they went through. It is easy to imagine the world Christy paints with her attention to detail and vividly descriptive storytelling.

Clíodhna finds herself torn between her own beliefs and those that are being forced upon her and her family. With a religious zealot at the helm nothing good can come of it. Throw in some Fae and magic and life becomes complicated.

 

Reviewed by @jennadb

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Key to Tirumfall (The Tirumfall Trilogy Book 3) by J Drew Brumbaugh – Review by Jennifer Gordon

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Key to Tirumfall (Tirumfall Trilogy #3)Key to Tirumfall by J. Drew Brumbaugh
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

Key to Tirumfall is the exciting, emotional and gripping third and final book in Brumbaugh’s ‘The Tirumfall Trilogy’. The three books do need to be read in series order to gain the most understanding and enjoyment from them. This is another epic fantasy adventure by J Drew Brumbaugh which is set in a fantasy world “of wizards and dragons, swords and demons, and power and war amidst love, friendship, and family loyalty”. Isabella has always been told that she is the child of prophecy by the demon lord who has raised her but she’s not! Gwen is the real child of prophecy, however she does not know that she is. Gwen has grown up with her adoptive parents and brother Seth and has been taught the art of wizardry. Both Gwen and Isabella set off on separate adventures which lead them both to the Tower at Tirumfall, a mysterious tower that is said to hold the secrets of the greatest wizards, and towards each other. Both of their journeys are dangerous and fraught with setbacks that will threaten their lives and test their relationships.
The big question throughout the book is who will be able to unlock the mysterious Tower at Tirumfall which has been sealed for thousands of years and if it’s open will it solve anything or make things worse. If its Gwen who gains access to the ultimate magic which is inside how will all that power affect her and the people she loves. This is the mystery which kept me gripped as I read this classic fantasy adventure. I felt totally engaged and immersed in this story due to the authors wonderful world building. I loved the main characters as they are all fascinating and well defined and all bring something different to the story. Brumbaugh’s detailed descriptions and wonderful narrative really make this novel and the trilogy as a whole come alive. Once again the plot is action packed and full of mystery, drama, and suspense which had me hooked from start to finish. A great conclusion to the ‘Tirumfall Trilogy’.

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Key to Tirumfall (The Tirumfall Trilogy Book 3) by J Drew Brumbaugh – Review by Laura Furuta

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My rating: 5 of 5 stars

Key to Tirumfall (The Tirumfall Trilogy Book 3)
By J Drew Brumbaugh
5 out of 5 stars

I loved reading the book Key to Tirumfall (The Tirumfall Trilogy Book 3) by J Drew Brumbaugh. It is an exciting and entertaining story that had me hooked from the very beginning. This book is part of a series and I believe should be read in order so that you can fully understand what is happening. I loved reading about the characters of Isabella and Gwen. Isabella is someone who has been told she is something she is not. She is a girl who is intelligent and when up against conflict does her best to survive. Gwen is a girl who is confident, intelligent and independent. What does the future hold for Gwen and Isabella? The Tower of Tirumfall is said to hold great magic. It has always remained sealed. What will happen if it is unlocked? This is a story that had me turning pages wondering what will happen next. It is a fantasy story that takes you on an amazing journey. There are wizards, soldiers, magic, action, and danger. I didn’t want to put it down until I had read the final page. Many of the characters have been brought forward from the first two books and I enjoyed reading more about them. This is an author who knows how to write an amazing story that comes alive. Don’t miss out on reading this book. I highly recommend it.

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Super Sorry by C.A. King, USA Today Bestselling Author – Review by Liz Vrchota

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My rating: 5 of 5 stars

I have to say, this is my fav so far from CA King. I was immediately drawn into Super Sorry. From the gorgeous and eye catching cover to the fantasy world within that comes alive off the pages as you read. This is one of those you will wanna set aside a few hours so you can read this in one fell swoop. If you like it half as much as I did that will be too easy to do. I loved the way this book layered fantasy with real life in a way that makes the lessons easy to catch but still interesting and fun to read. Sarah is one awesome main character and she was fun to watch grow throughout the story. We find her as she discovers that she has abilities that she has no idea how to use. The journey she takes will have you laughing and cheering for her as she finds her way in this new and magical world. I can’t wait to see what we will get next from CA King!

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Shattered Reality (Summoned Book 1) by C.A. King, USA Today Bestselling Author – Review by Tausha Treadway

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Shattered Reality (Summoned Book 1)Shattered Reality by C.A. King
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

Shattered Reality (Summoned Book 1) by C.A. King. This is a wonderful fantasy read. It is basically the retelling of the old fable Medusa & Perseus. Medusa Black is a very successful psychiatrist who has left her estranged family behind her to move to Knollville and her families aging rundown mansion. While in Knollville Medusa meets Perry P a private investigator who is handsome and a bit strange. Medusa doesn’t have great memories of growing up in this mansion because her family believed in all sorts of magic and creepy stuff. The house has always been something she never wanted any part of after leaving. But after her parents death she is here. Perry P is hired by a a mysterious client and he figures he should help Medusa figure out the secrets of the old mansion because it could help them both. The chemistry between them is not expected by either. This book is full of secrets, magic and suspense. Such a page turner. Do yourself a favor and read Shattered Reality today!

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Faerie’s Magic (Seasons of the Fae book 2) by Jessica Feyden – Review by Kaitlyn Stewart

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Faerie's Magic (Seasons of the Fae Book 1)Faerie’s Magic by Jessica Feyden
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

I absolutely love to read about fae and shifters. When I read this book, Mira and Cadoc had this energy that I just wanted to keep reading. Cadoc, knowing what his wolf is telling him. Wondering if they will be able to save their kingdoms and be together as true mates.
This book has romance, shifters, fae, drama, steamy true love, and of course an exciting adventure that is just waiting for you to dive in.

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Shattered Reality (Summoned Book 1) by C.A. King, USA Today Bestselling Author – Review by Dawn Daughenbaugh

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Shattered Reality (Summoned Book 1)Shattered Reality by C.A. King
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

5 Star
Shattered Reality (Summoned Book 1) by C.A. King

Shattered Reality is the first book in the Summoned Series. I absolutely loved, loved , loved this book. I’ve read other books by this author but I must say this is my favorite yet . From the moment I started reading till the end I was lost in the pages. This author gives us a completely new spin of Medusa and Perseus. Her attention to detail makes you feel like you are part of the story. Get ready to be taken on quite the ride. I don’t want to give anything away so I’m just going to say I highly recommend reading this book and you wont be disappointed. I can’t wait for what’s next.

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Shattered Reality (Summoned #1) by C.A King- Review by Amanda Kimble

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Shattered Reality (Summoned Book 1)Shattered Reality by C.A. King
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

5/5 Stars

Shattered Reality (Summoned #1) C.A. King

This is the first book by King that I’ve read. It won’t be my last as I loved this book. If you like paranormal and romance then this is for you.

Mudesa has to go back to her childhood home after she learns of the death of her parents. Six months. Can she survive the six months? The quote I chose for Mudesa is: “I’m never going back! There is nothing you can do to make me!”

Perry has clients who want to buy antiques. When he meets the owner of the house what happens. Will he find his happily ever after? The quote I chose for Perry is: “I have been collecting items for people for some time. I know how daunting the job can be. Trust me, it is much easier to find skeletons with someone standing beside you.”

Recommended for fantasy paranormal romance.

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Age of Druids (The Druid’s Brooch Series #9) by Christy Nicholas – Review by Debi Kircher

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Age of Druids (Druid's Brooch #9)Age of Druids by Christy Nicholas
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

Age of Druids (The Druid’s Brooch Series #9) by Christy Nicholas

4 Stars

Can not believe that this series is coming to an end. I think back to all the stories I can remember and it gets a little confusing along the way. I read them out of order and although each is a standalone I would highly recommend starting at the beginning.

This is not my chosen genre but found myself interested enough to complete each one, this one might have been my favorite of all of them and I think it’s because I could relate to Clíodhna more being a Mom and even though different time frames in history, I could feel the strength that she had to pull from to make some of the choices she was forced to make. I can’t imagine.

This was an awesome end to this series, and I do hope someday to go back and read them again from the start. This author’s ability to describe the scenes and the scenery many times had me feeling like I was there, and made me want to visit these places.

I can imagine if this is your chosen genre that this series would absolutely be sitting at the top. I can say that this author has an amazing way of telling a story and I will continue to follow her and her future writings.

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