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The Magic Carousel (The Brass Ring Series Book 1) by K.L. Small – Review by Kerry Carr

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The Magic Carousel (The Brass Ring #1)The Magic Carousel by K.L. Small
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

This was a beautiful story. It is one that children and adults will enjoy. The idea of this story is really unique and I love how each horse that Rusty rode on taught him a different thing about himself and made him realise just how brave and competent he is as a child growing into an adult.
Rusty is a sweet kid. But his life has problems, his dad is a alcoholic, he lost his bedroom to his grandad, he’s failing school and he is being bullied daily by someone who used to be his friend. Everyday is a fight as with every fight he loses his confidence in himself and his abilities gets less and less.
His grandad was always telling him fantastical stories. They were so crazy they couldn’t possible be real. One day when his grandad forced him to ride the carousel with him, Rusty sion finds out where his stories come from. What follows is an adventure that will take Rusty through time, meeting different horses and their lives and through it all learning just how brave and capable he is.

The horses characters were amazingly written and each one had a unique story and lesson to teach which really made it special.
This is a very magical ride which you will love no matter what your age.

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Oathbreakers Anonymous by Scott Warren – Review by Jennifer Reimer

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Oathbreakers AnonymousOathbreakers Anonymous by Scott Warren
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

I really enjoyed this book, I wasn’t really sure about it because I’m not a gamer or that big of a nerd, so I wasn’t sure how much I was going to like it, but it really surprised me, and I found myself devouring this book as fast as I could. It was filled so much with action, adventure, laughs, interesting characters, fantasy, and mystery. This story centers around the character Marluck who is on a quest or journey of his own to redeem himself, were he loses his powers, and goes down a spiral. He then ends up joining a group of unlikely characters called Oathbreakers Anonymous, and they try to regain their powers. This story line was very interesting and intriguing, the worldbuilding to it was very well put together that I felt like I was right there with them. I was hooked right from the beginning and couldn’t out it down, with all the twist and turns into the book I needed to know what was going to happen next. Recommend this book.

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Oathbreakers Anonymous by Scott Warren – Review by Jules Herbert

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Oathbreakers AnonymousOathbreakers Anonymous by Scott Warren
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

Well I gotta say this book was so much more then I thought it would be from reading its blurb. Don’t you love it when a book surprises you like that! This book hooked me so fast with its unexpected twists and turns, it’s laugh out loud moments ,which I really did not expect, and its absolutely fabulous characters! I think I saw someone else describe it as quirky and I think its a good word choice. This is a new author for me and oh boy am I happy to have found him. I am definitely a fan and can’t wait to read more from this talented creative author

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Vampires of Atlantis by Courtney Davis – Review by Helen Dawkins

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Vampires of AtlantisVampires of Atlantis by Courtney Davis
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

I enjoy just about everything Courtney Davis writes. She is so creative!

Vampires of Atlantis is such a fresh and interesting perspective and so creative. The vampires are the only thing that stands in the way of protecting humans from the vicious monsters. Long ago, in order to keep the human race safe, they sunk Atlantis with the Vampires to guard over a magical spelled prison in the Bermuda Triangle. While the Vampires do need to feed, they used to feed off of the Descendants of Atlantis. That is until they were sick of being controlled, and they fled Atlantis before it sunk. Now, Ian (Vampire King) is in Miami searching for not only an escaped prisoner but also his older brother who is up to no good. He was then sidetracked when he smelled the most sweetest scent, Katherine. In his effort to capture Norgis, he came across an almost dead Katherine. Ian would not settle for anything less than nursing her back to health. It was soon after he realized she was his mate. Throw in vicious werewolves, an almost extinct crazy vampire killing Aristotle Society, and lots of misunderstanding.

I absolutely loved Ian and Katherine. Both were incredibly strong and kind, but I wish there was MORE. I felt there were a good bit of subplots that ended up unfinished. Lots of unanswered questions.

Did Katherine find the Blood Moonstone?
What happened to Sorcha and Samson?
What happened to the two werewolves now in the Aristole Society’s cages?
Did anyone care that Katherine “died”? Where is her friend?
Who has the descendant stone now?
What is now happening with the descendants?

I thoroughly enjoyed this book, even with the unanswered questions. My only criticism is how many loose ends there are. Courtney Davis has an amazing and creative mind, and I can’t wait to see what she writes next! I definitely recommend this book!

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Vampires of Atlantis by Courtney Davis – Review by Hannah Porter

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Vampires of AtlantisVampires of Atlantis by Courtney Davis
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

Back again to read a story by author Courtney Davis the first being Princess of Prias( i would definitely go read that it’s awesome) So after the author came out with this book I just I knew I had to read which is perfect because I’ve been obsessed with all things Atlantean since reading the dark hunter series.I made quick work of this book lol Courtney Davis has yet again built an amazing world that i’m reluctant to leave🥰🤣.I love the way the author did an intriguing mix of lore and myths. And with werewolves, vampires and humans what not to love lmao. Now here I am waiting not so patiently for the next part of this series. In the meantime I’m going to go check out another book by her called werewolf in womens clothes. It looks like it will be a really good wolf story.

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The Magic Carousel (The Brass Ring Series Book 1) by K.L. Small – Review by Elizabeth Sanchez

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The Magic Carousel (The Brass Ring #1)The Magic Carousel by K.L. Small
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

The Magical Carousel was a cute story. It is geared toward probably early elementary ages, but I enjoyed it as an adult. The author was great at painting the scenes. The characters were great and I’m glad it had a happy ending. I love that the author took the time to add the history lessons and glossary at the end of the book. What a fun way to learn a little of history and use of horses through the years. I see that the author previously released the book with another title, I like this one better. I love the relationship Rusty build with his grandpa. I like that the author created a strained relationship based on real life situations. I went through a similar situation as a teen, and the relationship I was able to build with my grandfather was one of a kind; a blessing. I was kind of caught off guard with the alcoholism added to the story, and how it was a turning point for Rusty. But I guess a lot of kids have to deal with that, so it can help them understand how it impacts their life, and it’s not their fault.

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The Magic Carousel (The Brass Ring Series Book 1) by K.L. Small – Review by Amanda Haller-Doris

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The Magic Carousel (The Brass Ring #1)The Magic Carousel by K.L. Small
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

This was a fantastic story for readers both young and old. It dealt with some very real issues, such as serious illness, bullying, schooling struggling and an alcoholic parent, but written in a way that younger viewers could understand and not be overwhelmed. I loved the whimsy of a magical brass ring able to teleport the holder to all sorts of different time periods and places. I felt the character of Russell was very well written; his responses to the different stressors seemed pretty realistic. This was a great tale about a kiddo trying to find his footing and figure out who he is. I have read the author before and I really enjoy her use of imagery to really bring you into the story. I found it to be quick and easy read, but extremely enjoyable. I look forward to seeing the next books in the series.

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Vampires of Atlantis by Courtney Davis – Review by Shannen Kern

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Vampires of AtlantisVampires of Atlantis by Courtney Davis
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

This was such a great mixture of the paranormal/fantasy and romance which exceeded my expectations. There are so many vampire books out there that they all kind of blend together after a while. This one will definitely stand out in the crowd. I enjoyed that the legend of Atlantis was told a little differently as well. The flow of the story is natural and keeps you engaged throughout the book. Reading about Ian and Katherine threw some unexpected moments at me, but I loved every moment of it. I can’t wait to see what else this author has in store for us, because they have got me hooked!

Reviewed by @shannlynn

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The Magic Carousel (The Brass Ring Series Book 1) by K.L. Small – Review by Amelia Stansell

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The Magic Carousel (The Brass Ring #1)The Magic Carousel by K.L. Small
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

This was an easy, great read. We meet Russel who is finishing up 5th grade. He is having a tough time this year. Grandpa had to move in and Russel and him go the carousel, one day something magical happens. Cannot wait for the next book.

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The Magic Carousel (The Brass Ring Series Book 1) by K.L. Small – Review by Kirsten Berkebile

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I absolutely loved this book that I could not put it down. It reminds me of stories my grandma told me while I grew up. Russ is a bullied fifth grader who is struggling to find himself, you know like most fifth graders. He is constantly thinks that he is a failure but his grandpa reminds him that he isn’t. It’s amazing story that I like to read over and over again. Russ’s grandfathers’ love for the Carousel finds a place in Russ’ heart as well. If you get a chance to read this story, please read it. It really found a way into my heart and I can’t wait to read the other books in this series.

The Magic Carousel (The Brass Ring #1)The Magic Carousel by K.L. Small

Vampires of Atlantis by Courtney Davis – Review by Amy Dean

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Vampires of AtlantisVampires of Atlantis by Courtney Davis
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

Kathrine lived a very simple and boring life surrounded by work, one friend, and countless romance novels and hopes one day to be swept off her feet like in them. Ian comes in at the knick of time to save her from certain death when he is forced to leave the underwater world of Atlantis after one of the most horrific monsters escapes. Together they have to save the day from monsters and Katherine will have to choose the life she knew or the life she doesn’t want to leave.

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Vampires of Atlantis by Courtney Davis – Review by Tara Johnson Barnes

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Vampires of AtlantisVampires of Atlantis by Courtney Davis
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

Vampires of Atlantis is book one in the Atlantis series. It is a paranormal romance that centers around the characters of Ian and Katherine and is told from each of their POV. Ian is a vampire Prince from Atlantis who has been dwelling under the surface since Atlantis sank. His job is to protect the humans from any of the numerous monsters that might escape from Atlantis where they have been trapped. Ian finds himself back on the surface after 1000 years as he tries to track an escaped monster named Norgis. As Ian tracks the monster, he comes across Katherine who has been attacked and is near death. Uncertain of who is after this woman he feels that Norgis is somehow involved and must be after her for a reason. Something about this woman attracts him to her and calls to his soul. Ian decides to take Katherine back with him where she will be safe and can heal.

When Katherine wakes up, she finds herself in a strange place with a strange, but handsome, man. She begins to remember the attack on her life and tells Ian, who realizes that a precious artifact has been stolen and must be saved. The mission is no longer about finding Norgis, it is now about finding the descendant stone and returning it to its rightful place. They now must battle true evil for the survival of the Descendants of Atlantis. Ian feels a strong connection to Katherine, but can he ever have a true relationship with this woman from the surface?

This was a great book with a mesmerizing storyline, vivid scene descriptions, and interesting characters. Ian and Katherine are from two very different worlds but must join forces to save both of their worlds from true evil. Both are strong in their own respect. Ian can be overbearing at times, but Katherine stands her ground. The attraction between them is intriguing and I continued reading to see how or if a relationship between Ian and Katherine would be feasible. I found the premise of an underwater world filled with trapped monsters to be interesting and creative. This book had supernatural elements, vampires, monsters, danger, action, suspense, chemistry, romance, and the classic battle of good versus evil. A must read!

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The Magic Carousel (The Brass Ring Series Book 1) by K.L. Small – Review by Dawn Daughenbaugh

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The Magic Carousel (The Brass Ring #1)The Magic Carousel by K.L. Small
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

5 Star’s
The Magic Carousel (The Brass Ring Series Book 1) by K.L. Small

The Magic Carousel is the first book in The Brass Ring Series and is a kids Fantasy that I think any age can enjoy. This is a preteen story that touches on many different subjects like bullying, family issues, health issues, then there’s drama, magic and so much more. Russell is a ten year old who has had life challenges and is being bullied add to that his grandfather is moving in with them as he’s not in good health. When grandpa ends up in the hospital he gives Russell something very precious. Get ready to be taken on quite the magical adventure and enjoy the wonderfully colorful illustrations that bring the story to life. I highly recommend reading this book and look forward to reading more from this Author.

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The Magic Carousel (The Brass Ring Series Book 1) by K.L. Small – Review by Gillian Fawell

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The Magic Carousel (The Brass Ring #1)The Magic Carousel by K.L. Small
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

I instantly fell in love with this story! The adventures took me back to my childhood when anything was possible and I was on the edge of my seat for each of Russell’s adventures! What would happen and how would he get through this one?! I particularly loved the historical aspect of each adventure and also the family sub-plot. I may have yelled at a couple of characters, but that’s a sign of an engaging story in my book! I can’t wait to read more in this series!

 

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The Magic Carousel (The Brass Ring Series Book 1) by K.L. Small – Review by Jennifer Reimer

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The Magic Carousel (The Brass Ring #1)The Magic Carousel by K.L. Small
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

This book was a very entertaining and interesting read. its about a boy named Russell who wants to be a firefighter when he grows up but doesn’t believe he’s brave enough to do it. with this magic of the carousel and his grandpa’s tales, Russell goes on an adventure he sees different places, learns new skills and in the grand of it all learns to be brave. This book was wonderfully written and was so amazing about how no matter what you can be brave deep down too. I felt like I was swept away with Russell and his adventure. This was a surprisingly amazing and well done.

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The Magic Carousel (The Brass Ring Series Book 1) by K.L. Small – Review by Manda Kelly

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The Magic Carousel (The Brass Ring #1)The Magic Carousel by K.L. Small
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

This was a very magical book. While it touched on very real things (medical issues, alcoholism, bullying) the author does an amazing job of tying the issues into the story and making it work in a way that young people can read and relate to, and understand. I, at 41, enjoyed the story. It was very well written and I look forward to reading more by this author.

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Vampires of Atlantis by Courtney Davis – Review by Megan Conley

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Vampires of AtlantisVampires of Atlantis by Courtney Davis
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

I really enjoyed the concepts that this author introduced in this novel. The unique story of Atlantis and the different origins of vampires and werewolves was fascinating and definitely kept my attention. I loved Davis’s worldbuilding and descriptions; however, there were times I wished she had spent a little more time on her character development. I liked the characters (they are very unique) and I sort of connected with them, but, overall, I found them shallow and lacking depth and background. I really enjoyed the premise of this book and I felt like the plot line moved along at a fairly decent pace. There were a few times I felt rushed but overall I think it was well done. I’m definitely looking forward to reading another of Ms. Davis’s books.

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The Magic Carousel (The Brass Ring Series Book 1) by K.L. Small – Review by Betsy Melano

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The Magic Carousel (The Brass Ring #1)The Magic Carousel by K.L. Small
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

Russell feels like his life is falling apart. His former best friend is bullying him, his Dad is turning to alcohol, and his mom is making him take his grandfather to the local park everyday. What Russell doesn’t realize is that his grandfather has a special connection to the carousel. With a magic brass ring and the carousel, Russell’s grandfather can experience adventures you can only dream of. Some questions I can imagine kids asking as they read the book are, Where will they go next? How does Russell’s grandfather know which carousel horse to pic for these wild adventures?
This book would have been perfect for reading with my kids when they were elementary age. Although my kids are a bit older these days, I still think they would love it!

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Vampires of Atlantis by Courtney Davis – Review by Susan Ratchford

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Vampires of AtlantisVampires of Atlantis by Courtney Davis
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

Vampires Of Atlantis
By: Courtney Davis
Review by: Susan Ratchford
5 Stars

This book was right up my alley! I absolutely love vampires and mythology! Courtney Davis always does a wonderful job of making her novels so relatable and addicting and this is one of my favorite novels by her so far! In Vampires Of Atlantis she creates an intriguing world filled with monsters and romance! Speaking of romance, I love the relationship between Katherine and Ian. I couldn’t get their interactions out of my head or my heart! I am a sucker for relationships like theirs! I really hope this novel isn’t the last we see of them or their adventures! It’s such a fun twist on the mythology of Atlantis! I highly recommend this book to anyone that likes the paranormal, romance, vampires, myths, or monsters! You will not be dissatisfied!

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The Magic Carousel (The Brass Ring Series Book 1) by K.L. Small – Review by Mandy Ott

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The Magic Carousel (The Brass Ring #1)The Magic Carousel by K.L. Small
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

The Magic Carousel is a fast-paced, exciting read! The target audience is 9-12 year olds, but my 39-year-old self absolutely loved it! It has a little bit of sadness with the sickness of Rusty’s grandpa, but it also has excitement, adventure, and magic! K. L. Small delivers unbelievably realistic characters who not only have flaws, but also struggle with different things in life. This book not only creates a magical world full of adventure, but also touches on real-world topics such as bullying, alcoholism, and health issues. This book reminded me that, despite all the negative things around me, there is still magic and excitement all around as well; I just have to look closer. The magical world beyond the carousel was so vividly detailed and explanatory that I felt like I was right alongside Rusty on his exploits. I can’t wait to read more books by K. L. Small!

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The Magic Carousel (The Brass Ring Series Book 1) by K.L. Small – Review by Amber Howard

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The Magic Carousel (The Brass Ring #1)The Magic Carousel by K.L. Small
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

I thought this story was adorable but it also showed how much what we do as adults affect children. My heart hurt for Rusty with everything he dealt with and felt. Very glad that he had his grandfather there to teach him that he was enough and that he had the power to steer his future and make a change. I love carousels and the magic of the story made them even better.

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The Magic Carousel (The Brass Ring Series Book 1) by K.L. Small – Review by Crystal Brehant

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The Magic Carousel (The Brass Ring #1)The Magic Carousel by K.L. Small
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

Clearly, this book is “meant” for elementary and middle school aged kids. I however, a full grown woman, thoroughly enjoyed this book. The magic and adventure included in this story is captivating. There are also relateable life experiences too that kids may relate to. My 6yo is at a 4th/5th grade level and I believe we will be adding this to his homeschool reading list! I think he will enjoy it. I hope there are more.

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The Magic Carousel (The Brass Ring Series Book 1) by K.L. Small – Review by Melissa Saxton

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The Magic Carousel (The Brass Ring #1)The Magic Carousel by K.L. Small
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

Poor Russel. We meet him as he’s struggling through school, failing exams, his best friend is now his constant bully. He’s been bumped to the basement for his room because his grandpa moved in. His father has a drinking problem. He feels resentful, he feels like he’s failing at everything.
Everyday he is supposed to bring grandpa to the park. Russell finds it silly grandpa wanted to ride the carousel every single day, but he’s about to learn just how special the carousel is!
Grandpa takes him on a journey to another land where Russel can be bold and brave. When they return from their first adventure grandpa has a stroke, leaving Russel to complete adventures
This book is a great read for school age kids with fantasty and real life components such as bullying, struggling at school, etc. So many great messages and I enjoyed the outcomes of the characters

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The Magic Carousel (The Brass Ring Series Book 1) by K.L. Small – Review by Ayla Eddy

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The Magic Carousel (The Brass Ring #1)The Magic Carousel by K.L. Small
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

This book was an amazing adventure story! Reading to the littles before bedtime and they absolutely loved it. So much so that we ended up reading the whole story in one night. The time travel off a carousel ride was a great way to transport the magic. The way Russel struggles with school and home had both my children ready to jump into the book to defend him. Grandpa was an adorable old man. I would highly recommend this book to other middle grade readers. My littles and I cannot wait for the next book in the series. A new bedtime staple in this home!

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The Magic Carousel (The Brass Ring Series Book 1) by K.L. Small – Review by Kimberly Filer

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The Magic Carousel (The Brass Ring #1)The Magic Carousel by K.L. Small
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

A wonderful adventure story for young adults. The main character Russell is relatable and you can’t help but feel everything he’s going through. His father drinks to much, his grades are slipping, he’s responsible for watching his aging grandfather while his mother goes to work. He’s lost his bedroom when his grandfather moved in with the family and now is stuck in the basement where its damp and dreary. Every day Russell must take his grandfather for a ride on the carousel, something which Russell feels is so babyish until that one day when something magical happens. The stories his grandfather used to tell have come to life in this heartwarming tale.

Vampires of Atlantis by Courtney Davis – Review by Santana Hicks

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Vampires of AtlantisVampires of Atlantis by Courtney Davis
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

Ian is a vampire Prince from Atlantis. Protector of humans. When Atlantis sank, it had a prison filled with all kinds of monsters. When one escapes, Ian has to go to the surface to hunt it down. It had been years since Ian had been to the surface and struggled with how women dressed and acted in this time.

While on the trail of the monster named Norgis, Ian comes across a scent of a woman, named Katherine, that compels him to her instantly. He ends up following her trail instead. Soon he finds out that whatever Norgis is after, this woman seems to be involved somehow. Finding Katherine near death, Ian decides to take her to safety and heal her. Norgis is not known for his intelligence so Ian thinks there is someone else pulling Norgis’ strings.

A few days later, Katherine awakens and has no idea where she is or who this handsome man is in the room with her. When the memories of the attack flood back in her mind, she realizes that this man saved her. She tells Ian what she remembers and what the monster was after. Instantly, everything changes. The descendent stone is a very powerful artifact and now someone has it. Ian needs to find it before it is used all while protecting Katherine who he has now considered his mate.

At first, I thought the relationship between the two characters was going to be stockholm vibes but it’s not. Katherine is a strong, independent woman who isn’t afraid to voice her thoughts and feelings. Ian is out of his element with this female. Although he is swoonworthy, she holds her own and demands to be treated as an equal. I loved that about her.

I have read a couple other books by this author and they have written a masterpiece once again. The synopsis is quite unique and excitable. I have a lot of questions about some of the background things that were left unfinished but I expect they will be touched in the next book in the series (which I will be reading as soon as it comes out!).

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The Magic Carousel (The Brass Ring Series Book 1) by K.L. Small – Review by Paula R Sayers

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The Magic Carousel (The Brass Ring #1)The Magic Carousel by K.L. Small
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

This historical time traveling book will be loved by kids!! I am an older adult and enjoyed it immensely. Russell is not happy when his grandfather moves in with his family and things begin to change. Add to that a bully and an abusive drunk father and Russell begins failing at school. But, one day his grandfather shares something magical with him and things begin to change. Such an inspirational book!!

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The Magic Carousel (The Brass Ring Series Book 1) by K.L. Small – Review by Tina Vega

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The Magic Carousel (The Brass Ring #1)The Magic Carousel by K.L. Small
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

Some of the best books are adventure books especially if they are geared toward a tween who can read and go on adventures they otherwise wouldn’t have. This book is perfectly written for that age group and can compete with some of my kids’ favorites that also involved magic and adventure. In this story, we see a young boy who doesn’t have a great home life but encounters a magical carousel that changes everything. Wonderfully written, really engaging for tweens, and an adventure for anybody. Looking forward to the rest of the series!

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The Magic Carousel (The Brass Ring Series Book 1) by K.L. Small – Review by Trish Ann

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The Magic Carousel (The Brass Ring #1)The Magic Carousel by K.L. Small
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

This was a good book for kids! I would recommend this to my students to read. I found the plot enjoyable and themes relatable for the age group. I picked the book because the cover gave me a nostalgic feel of one of my favorite books as a kid. The allure of magic. The carousel and the grandpa were really good parts of the story for me.

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Vampires of Atlantis by Courtney Davis – Review by Jennifer Reimer

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Vampires of AtlantisVampires of Atlantis by Courtney Davis
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

This book captivated me from the very beginning, and I read it as fast as I could. It kept me on the edge of my seat the whole way thought. It was so well written I really felt like I was running along with Ian and Katherine. These two characters are extremely well written and fit in this story very well. The chemistry in this book will maybe make you blush and hold your pearls, but it goes so well in this book. The idea of Atlantis as a prison for the supernatural really was intriguing, I love the way authors spin a few tales in that could very well make sense. The writing of this book flowed nicely and is very disruptive. It’s a fast-paced paranormal romance filled with vampires, monsters, danger, drama, chemistry, action, adventure, suspense that it really was hard to put down. I highly recommend this book and can’t wait for the next one.

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