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A Bride for Noah (Brides of Broken Arrow) by Cheryl Wright – Review by Angela Hayes

A Bride for Noah (Brides of Broken Arrow #1)A Bride for Noah by Cheryl Wright
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

 

4 Stars

 

A Bride For Noah is the first book in the Brides of Broken Arrow series by Cheryl Wright. This is my first read from Ms. Wright, so I was keen to see what she could do with a story. I am happy to say that I enjoyed this sweet historical romance and feel it has set the series off to a great start.
Noah is left reeling when he discovers that the land he thought he owned could be forfeited if he didn’t marry within the month. One big problem- the lack of available women in his area. He needs a ‘wife’ asap- what will he do?? The solution to his problems comes in the form of Mary Stanton, who just happens to need a solution to her pressing problems. An arrangement might be exactly what these two need to get out of their sticky situations. But what happens if feeling become involved? You really should read all the interesting details for yourself if you want to know what happens in this wholesome, cute story.
This is quite a heartwarming story. The characters are fully developed and endearing individuals- I couldn’t help but connect with them and their sweet story. I really liked Noah and Mary, and I especially felt for Mary and what she had been through.
Perfect for readers who prefer their romance with a ‘clean’ and wholesome plot.
A marriage of convenience and finding love unexpectedly…
Happy Reading!

Thank you, Cheryl Wright!

 

Reviewed by @angelahayes

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A Bride for Noah (Brides of Broken Arrow) by Cheryl Wright – Review by Jess Engel

A Bride for Noah (Brides of Broken Arrow #1)A Bride for Noah by Cheryl Wright
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

An easy, clean read! An unconventional story with a couple brought together by their individual needs and a means to an end, but could it work out forever?

The author writes an engaging novella. It’s an easy read with likable characters in both Noah and Mary. The author developed the characters and story well and I love that it is wholesome and where faith plays a central role. This was an enjoyable read and I look forward to the rest of the series.

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A Hundred Wishes (Band of Sisters) by Marianne Rice review by Samantha Snow

A Hundred Wishes (Band of Sisters)A Hundred Wishes by Marianne Rice
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

This story was such a sweet, cute, empowering romance read. I really, really loved it! The instant attraction between Gina and Bryce was nothing short of amazing! The first chapter had me hooked, I couldn’t set the book aside until I read ALL of their story. It was that great honest! The awkward misunderstanding of what Gina first thought of Bryce, priceless. LOL….Definitely one of my top fave reads of the year!!

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Savage Secrets (Mafia Elite, book 4) by Amy McKinley – Review by veronica Lee

Savage Secrets (Mafia Elite, #4)Savage Secrets by Amy McKinley
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

This is an action-packed page-turner, Elena is on the run, running from a life she wishes to not live. But we all know how life has a role for us. Marco wants nothing but to keep “little thief” safe but will Elena allow him to do that. Genealogy is a dangerous game but is the Italians and the Russians ready to play?

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A Hundred Wishes (Band of Sisters) by Marianne Rice – Review by Katie Kearney

A Hundred Wishes (Band of Sisters)A Hundred Wishes by Marianne Rice
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

This book captured a piece of my heart and I’ll remember Gina and Bryce for a lone time. I read this without reading the previous books with no problems whatsoever. I will say the characters from previous books definitely play a major role still so I’ll definitely be going back and reading the others. This story just got me in all the feels, Gina was a character that was so easy to connect with, and she may just be my favorite female character so far this year. The chemistry her and Bryce have is so easy to see they truly bring you into their world. It’s a story that hit close to home for me and I loved everything about it. Five huge stars and highly recommended! Excited to read the rest!

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Power Play (Astoria Bay Thunder Book 1) by CJ Cartwright – Review by Trish Ann

Power Play (Astoria Bay Thunder #1)Power Play by C.J. Cartwright
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

I am a sucker for second chance for romance stories. I really liked Levi’s character and who he was. Bryn took a bit for me to connect with and understand.. Part of that could’ve been her mothers influence. Levi, however, he was a success in the story as well as how it was written. I look forward to reading others in the series.

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A Hundred Wishes (Band of Sisters) by Marianne Rice – Review by Jade Thomson

A Hundred Wishes (Band of Sisters)A Hundred Wishes by Marianne Rice
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

This was a really sweet read. It’s definitely out of the norm for me to read this kind of romance but I really enjoyed it. Gina’s character is so emotional to read and Bryce turned out to be wonderful. (I never know what to expect from the book description- if I’ll like the MC or not, but both characters were fleshed out and i loved reading their story) I messed up and read this as the first book in a series (instead of as the third) but I didn’t feel like I was out of place at all. I’m eager that I have a couple more to read now!

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A Hundred Wishes (Band of Sisters) by Marianne Rice- Review by Micalah Weatherholtz

A Hundred Wishes (Band of Sisters)A Hundred Wishes by Marianne Rice
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

This is technically the third book in the band of sisters series but they all seem to be stand alone novels. It was also my first book by Marianne Rice but will most certainly not be my last. I’m really looking forward to reading the other books in this series. A hundred wishes follows ex army sergeant Regina (fish) Fisher and arson investigator Bryce Cambridge’s complicated journey of falling in love. Gina was so broken when she met Bryce and he had his own set of issues but he slowly helped Gina rebuild herself, gain her confidence back, and they built a great relationship together taking all the right steps. This book pulled me in and I didn’t want to put it down. I neglected everything just to read this book, there just never seemed to be a good stopping point, I just wanted to keep reading. I would definitely recommend this to romance lovers.

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Power Play (Astoria Bay Thunder Book 1) by CJ Cartwright – Review by Sarah Devereaux

Power Play (Astoria Bay Thunder #1)Power Play by C.J. Cartwright
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

As soon as I saw this book, I knew I had to read it! I absolutely love hockey so it was a given this book would be right up my alley, and I wasn’t wrong! Mix in some romance and you have an excellent book!
I loved the storyline and the characters. Every person never forgets their first love and this book is a good example of that!
If you love hockey and love romance stories then I would highly recommend this book, you will not be disappointed!

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Journeys Through AllCreation (Journeys Through Book 3) by James Talisman – Review by Kayla Kearney

Journeys Through AllCreation (Journeys Through Book 3)Journeys Through AllCreation by James Talisman
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

When I heard the last book in the series was being released, I was absolutely ecstatic, and neither the book nor the author failed to meet my expectations! I reread the first two books prior to reading this because it had been awhile and there was a lot of information I had forgotten, so I was very happy I had the insight to do that!

This book was by far my favorite of the three stories! I really enjoyed how he left you guessing right up until the very end what the conclusion of the story would be. I was sad to see the story come to an end, but am happy that I got answers to many questions that I was having. The author did a great job at tying up all of the loose ends left after the second book, as well as make it impossible to put down for very long. This author has definite talent, I’m excited to see what he comes up with next!

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Journeys Through Collection: Volumes 1-3 by James Talisman – Review by Misti Maggio

Journeys Through Collection: Volume 1-3Journeys Through Collection: Volume 1-3 by James Talisman
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

These books are very well written. I was drawn in and captivated till the end of each one. The character development and world(s) building are top notch. The author does an awesome job of keeping everything consistent across all books, without feeling like anything is lacking or he is trying too hard. If you enjoy Sci-fi, these books should be at the top of your list to read.
Review by @mimimadge

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A Hundred Wishes (Band of Sisters) by Marianne Rice – Review by Amanda Williams

A Hundred Wishes (Band of Sisters)A Hundred Wishes by Marianne Rice
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

Really well written characters. It’s not often you see character development this well made. Very angsty, very emotional. You could feel everything with these characters and I just wanted to bundle them up and protect them from everything that was going on. Definitely an author I’m going to keep an eye on in the future.

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The Worry Knot by Mary Bleckwehl – Review by Amanda Williams

The Worry KnotThe Worry Knot by Mary Evanson Bleckwehl
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

I was impressed with how the author had the character handle various situations. It showed real empathy and depth. Fantastic world building and the book dealt with complex emotions. For a middle grade/YA I was not expecting this. It was so much more. This was the first book I’ve tried from this author but definitely won’t be the last.

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Journeys Through AllCreation (Journeys Through Book 3) by James Talisman – Review by Piper Foster

Journeys Through AllCreation (Journeys Through Book 3)Journeys Through AllCreation by James Talisman
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

I was very looking forward to this book and yes I furtherly enjoyed it. He’s done it again. I adore this multiverse the characters yet again draw you in from the start of the book. I love how the characters are still developing in this book and you can see thier progess.

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Road Rage (Outlaw Series Book 4) by Katrina Kantas – Review by Amanda Williams

Road Rage (OUTLAW, #4)Road Rage by Karina Kantas
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

I had no trouble reading this book without reading the rest in the series. However, some things like the pacing felt slightly off. We jumped into the action slowed down then jumped back into action again. It didn’t feel like there was a curve more like a start and stop.

However, I still really loved the storyline and the strong female character in this story was really well written. Honestly, I would like to try more books from this author to get really get a feel for her work as it feels like she has more to give than what we could grasp in this book.

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Unlock the Angel (Seraphim Angel Order 1) by Calla Zae – Review by Amanda Williams

Unlock the Angel (Seraphim Angel Order, #1)Unlock the Angel by Calla Zae
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

An absolutely amazing world and well constructed. It felt a little too quick for me however. I would have liked more.

An adorable love story that tugged ay my heartstrings straight away though.

Really interesting and kept me on the edge of my seat. This is the first book I have read from this author but will not be the last.

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A Hundred Wishes (Band of Sisters) by Marianne Rice – Review by Jenna Knee

A Hundred Wishes (Band of Sisters)A Hundred Wishes by Marianne Rice
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

This is the third book in the Band of Sisters series. This book hit me in all the feels in so many ways. The story of Gina and Bryce hit so close to home for me in so many ways. I couldn’t put the story down and absorbed it in one sitting. This story gives hope to those who suffer with PTSD and have yet to journey into the dating field. I really hope that this series continues as there is so much more story to tell.

The Clockwork Witch (The Clockwork Chronicles Book 1) by Michelle D. Sonnier – Review by Amy Brennan

The Clockwork WitchThe Clockwork Witch by Michelle D. Sonnier
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

I thoroughly enjoyed this novel, and the way the author has woven the idea of magic and technology together to enhance witches around the world abilities. Arabella has a harder time proving herself to her Mother, who is the Grand Dame, than those of mundane society. I felt a connection to her, as the main character, as in my mind, she is the black sheep of her family, and really, of witches all together. She wants to make everyone proud, and happy to call her daughter, sister, friend, and will do everything to see to it that that is the case. It can feel a little long-winded at times, though.

The way the author wove new ideas with old ideas was brilliant, and the way she built up the characters throughout the novel was well done. I found that just when I felt a character was starting to lack sustenance, more information came to light, and the reader is pulled right back into this historical treat. You have some thoughts by the end of it that lead you to believe you’re in for another enjoyable adventure next time round too, which is nice. Truly a fun read, I held my breath on more than one occasion, and I look forward to reading the next installment. Well done!

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The Clockwork Solution (The Clockwork Chronicles Book 2) by Michelle D. Sonnier – Review by Shea Gilkerson

The Clockwork Solution (The Clockwork Chronicles Book 2)The Clockwork Solution by Michelle D. Sonnier
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

In the last book, Arabella finally discovered her magic. As the 7th daughter of a 7th daughter who had never before discovered her magic, she was treated poorly her entire life by everyone she knew – to the point of flat out abuse from her awful mother, the head of the most powerful coven of witches possibly in the world.

In this book, Arabella is joining the Sisterhood of Witches as the first ever technomancer and her first assignment has found her sent to help find a solution to the famine in Ireland. 2 witches from the Sortilege line have already succumbed to the famine, will she be able to use her unique abilities to solve such a huge problem?

While I wish things didn’t end so abruptly, I enjoyed the descriptions and ideas shared in this book like I did the first. It still has me interested in more continuation.

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Journeys Through AllCreation (Journeys Through Book 3) by James Talisman – Review by Karen Pearman

Journeys Through AllCreation (Journeys Through Book 3)Journeys Through AllCreation by James Talisman
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

This is book three in this wonderful sci-fi series by a fantastic author. With each book he has become a better author and stronger writer. He has managed to take these wonderful characters that have grown so much in each book and become even more loveable. I think that this is the most in-depth he has written about the characters, and he did a wonderful job. I didn’t want to put this book down. That’s no surprise as I had the same issue with the first two books. Seriously he has me on the edge of my seat with each one of these books. They can be read individually, but I highly recommend you read them all in their exact order. You will not be disappointed.

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The Clockwork Solution (The Clockwork Chronicles Book 2) by Michelle D. Sonnier – Review by Amy Brennan

The Clockwork Solution (The Clockwork Chronicles Book 2)The Clockwork Solution by Michelle D. Sonnier
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

First thing to come to my mind is that this author really knows how to hook the reader. The first installment spent most of the novel building up its characters and Arabella’s journey to becoming the one she was meant to be all along and creating their world in such a fashion that you feel as though you are right there. Amazing. This second installment, which I also couldn’t put down, is exactly what I look for in a continuation of a story. It transported me into its pages and took me on the adventure of a lifetime. We hear a little bit about Ireland and the Irish witches in the first novel, and now we were able to join Arabella on her adventure to try and help those that have been struggling for so long. Honestly, there’s not much left that this author didn’t cover, and I’ll be honest, all I wanted to do this weekend was finish it, wanting to know what was going to happen.

I absolutely loved the way we see more transpire between Arabella and her sisters, and acquaintances, as well as the new characters that are brought into the story in this installment. No longer is she the little black sheep, but rather, the one that a lot of folks are counting on to better their lives, and technology. She has grown into the person she was always meant to be, and I admire that about her character. The drama and the action and adventure that was incorporated into this thrilling story is immaculately done, and I very much look forward to what happens next. Be aware, the ending is a cliff-hanger! Looking forward to reading more by this author, too.

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The Clockwork Witch (The Clockwork Chronicles Book 1) by Michelle D. Sonnier – Review by Shea Gilkerson

The Clockwork WitchThe Clockwork Witch by Michelle D. Sonnier
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

I really enjoyed the world building and descriptions in this book. The idea of blending magic and technology is a new approach, and the theory of it is very interesting.

Where I had issues was the bullying and snarkiness in this book. Whether it be towards witches, sisters, daughters, neighbors, etc, there was a lot of nastiness towards people in this book. That treatment also led to Arabella being meek and immature, which would realistically be how an abused person could be…but it was to the point that it sometimes it was distracting from an otherwise very intriguing storyline and beautiful descriptions.

Overall, I really enjoyed the story and think it is a wonderful idea to blend magic and technology. The descriptions of how Arabella saw magic and that that is how other witches see it made it easy to picture in my head, exactly how the author envisioned it in their writing. I’ll follow future additions to this series!

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A Hundred Wishes (Band of Sisters) by Marianne Rice – Review by Dani Honeycutt

A Hundred Wishes (Band of Sisters)A Hundred Wishes by Marianne Rice
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

This story is an absolutely delightful read! Gina is a veteran that survives a road-side bomb. She recovered and rebuilt her life while living with her friends. Bryce is an arson inspector that seems triggered by Gina shooting him down. Gina becomes a challenge for Bryce.
The chemistry between them is intense, and no matter how hard she tries to resist, the spark between them is too strong to ignore. Bryce seems to want to tear down all the walls that Gina has built for her own safety.
I loved this book and the way romance blossoms. The author developed the characters so well. They all had depth and were multifaceted. I love how the story includes more than just outer issues. The depth of the pain and scars of Gina was so very well written.

 

Reviewed by @danihoneycutt

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A Spider in the Garden by Courtney Davis – Review By Kayleigh Allen

A Spider in the GardenA Spider in the Garden by Courtney Davis
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

I defiantly judged this book by its cover. It looked like my kind of book, and it was! Aranha is such a strong amazing character. She defiantly needs a series, and I would read every single one of the books she’s in! I just couldn’t get enough of this book at all. Courtney Davis just gained a follower!

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A Hundred Wishes (Band of Sisters) by Marianne Rice – Review by Michelle Mulvey

A Hundred Wishes (Band of Sisters)A Hundred Wishes by Marianne Rice
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

This book was great from start to finish.
Gina had a dark past that she carries with herself every day when she wakes up. She has a fear of letting people see her for who she is now. No one outside her group knows what happened. Her close group of friends are amazing.
Bryce comes along and falls for Gina instantly. Gina falls for Bryce but still keeps him at arms length. She won’t tell him what happened and she’s afraid he will see it for himself eventually. Things seem to be going great until Gina meets Bryce’s family and after that she thinks she needs to end this relationship because Bryce will never be able to handle her secret. Gina has a lot of walls that Bryce has to power thru but he thinks it is worth it. Will he be able to power thru all of them? Will he want to? I thought this book was well written and a great storyline.

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Road Rage (Outlaw Series Book 4) by Katrina Kantas – Review by Ashley Johnson

Road Rage (OUTLAW, #4)Road Rage by Karina Kantas
My rating: 3 of 5 stars

This book was a very quick read and very action packed. A LOT happens with the main character. Gemma is definitely a strong woman to endure everything that has happened to her. I love a good MC Club book so gave this one a chance. The timeline jumps around a bit so it is kind of confusing as to where/when something happened. If you are looking for a quick read this book is for you.

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A Bride for Noah (Brides of Broken Arrow) by Cheryl Wright – Review by Lorrene Huisman

A Bride for Noah (Brides of Broken Arrow #1)A Bride for Noah by Cheryl Wright
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

This story was so beautifully written. The characters really made it come to life. I loved how the characters and how connectible they were, I found it was a story that made your heart tender and happy. I smiled a lot as I read trough, and really enjoyed everything I was able to take in.

Mary and Noah were two of a kind, literally. Both different and both so very much alike. I loved reading about them, and watching them basically fall in love. The things they took pride in really shad a shine to them who they were! I loved the simplicity of story and the romance between these two. It was captivating and sweet both at the same time. I loved the way the author created such a sweet story, it was a wonderful read, and I will for sure be looking into more books by this author!

Wonderful, sweet, and beautiful read. It was a quick read for me, but the feelings were very real as well. I was very much entranced by this book and constantly wondered how it would all play out. I was very happy when I concluded it. High recommendation from me for the author and the wonderful book!

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Midnight Masquerade (The Brightly Sisters Book 1) by Halley Larkin- Review by Tausha Treadway

Midnight Masquerade (The Brightley Sisters #1)Midnight Masquerade by Halley Larkin
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

Midnight Masquerade (The Brightly Sisters Book 1) by Halley Larkin. I loved this book. I really enjoy Historical Romances but this one was amazing. Its the story of Lady Charmaine Brightley who is facing Spinsterhood and has given up on finding anyone suitable for her. With this dark future looming she decides to just focus on her sisters and dad. If she doesn’t marry and Lord Cortham passes which is probably coming since his health is so bad their beloved home will be passed to a distant male cousin. When she and her sisters throw a masquerade ball and she meets Lord Trenholm who has been in hiding because of his horrible step father. When Lady Charmaine and Lord Trenholm share their first dance sparks fly. Will they be able to be together and Lady Charmaine be able to save her family’s home? Read Midnight Masquerade to find out!

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A Spider in the Garden by Courtney Davis – Review By Kerry Carr

A Spider in the GardenA Spider in the Garden by Courtney Davis
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

I really enjoyed this paranormal story. The author does an amazing job with the characters and using characters that are unique such as the spider shifter. The author does an amazing job at building the characters and their stories and the romance between Aranha and Dag is special. Both are supposed to be enemies however they can’t help their attraction.

Aranha is a spider shifter. She is the last of her species and she likes to stay below the radar of other supernatural beings. The spider shifters have a lot of enemies and Aranha wants not part of running into them. She lives her life quietly and feeding off people who deserve to lose their life. In her mind she is saving people bu removing the dangers.

On one such mission she meets Dag a day walker. She immediately feel suspicion and danger around him but when he asks for her help to save an innocent she just can’t refuse.
Now placing herself in danger and the fact she exists out in the open she needs to be extra cautious about who she can and can’t trust. And as her feelings grow for Dag how are they going to deal with it. Can two sworn enemies become lovers?

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Abbey isn’t ordinary, not even close. Ghosts are drawn to her like she’s some sort of a spook magnet—but it’s not as glamorous as it sounds. Dead people suck and have cost her many close friends. Yet it gets worse. Something bad followed Abbey home from the circus. And now dead clowns are at her new high school, and friends have gone missing. Her unique abilities could help, but they also could be the reason for the clown apocalypse. Surviving high school just got tougher.

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