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Bailey and the CEO: A Corporate Love Story (A Better Man, Book 1) by Amy Q. Barker – Review by Crystal Jimmo

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Bailey and the CEO: A Corporate Love Story (A Better Man Book 1)Bailey and the CEO: A Corporate Love Story by Amy Q. Barker
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

I enjoyed reading about Bailey’s and Fox’s story. You can clearly tell that Amy has spent some time working in the corporate end of businesses. She wrote this story with working women in mind and their daily struggles to make ends meet. Bailey has a lot of things going on for her. She is struggling with being a widow and a mom of 2 teenagers. She meets Fox and is not phased by him and his charm. He catches Bailey’s eye and tries everything to get her attention. The balance between story and romance and spice was amazingly well done. I thoroughly enjoyed reading their story and I can’t wait to read more by Amy!

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Beach Ball Blunder (The Adventures of Cray Series) by G Pa Rhymes – Review by Dawn Daughenbaugh

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Beach Ball Blunder (The Adventures of Cray on the Bay)Beach Ball Blunder by G Pa Rhymes
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

5 Stars
Beach Ball Blunder (The Adventures of Cray Series) by G Pa Rhymes

Beach Ball Blunder is another super cute children’s book that takes you on an adventure with cray and his friends. The illustrations are wonderful and bring the story to life. This is my favorite yet because the lesson is the same I’ve been teaching my son and that is , If you make the wrong choice or say the wrong thing there are consequences for your actions. This is a big one and it’s important to teach them about trust, friendship, telling the truth ,and forgiveness. My son is in kindergarten and we are learning about these things and more. Follow along with Gray and friends as they learn valuable lessons on their adventure. I highly recommend reading this book and my son and I are looking forward to reading more from this Author.

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Master Botosoni (Masters of the Consulate Book 9) by Sylvia Black – Review by Michelle Austin

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Master Botosoni (Masters of the Consulate #9)Master Botosoni by Sylvia Black
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

This was a great 5 star read. The author has once again pulled me in and I didn’t want to put it down until I was done. If you like paranormal with some darkness thrown in, this is the series for you. The intense battle with rogue vampires continues and Master Botosoni unexpectedly finds his mate. Catina is a psychic who can see the future, when she meets Master Botosoni things change. You can feel the attraction between these two coming off of the pages. Will she be able to help?

Overall I thoroughly enjoyed this read. We get so much suspense, danger, steaminess and so much more. All of the secondary characters added a great element to the story. We see several from previous books in the series. I will warn that there is a cliffhanger ending. If you are looking for a great series to read 1-click and get started today. I look forward to reading more from this series and author.

Reviewed by @mab54615
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The Curse of Jean Lafitte (The Big Easy Collection #2) by Mary Walsh – Review by Angela Hayes

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The Curse of Jean LafitteThe Curse of Jean Lafitte by Mary Walsh
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

4 Stars

 

The Curse of Jean Lafitte (The Big Easy Collection #2) by Mary Walsh is the first book that I have read by this author, and after enjoying a few hours between these covers, it certainly won’t be the last.
I wasn’t sure what to think when I first laid eyes on the book, but was hooked the moment I read the blurb and saw pirates, treasure, and New Orleans- so I snapped up a copy and jumped right in. #pirates #treasure # ghosts #adventure #winning
This has all the ingredients needed to pull me into the story and keep me immersed the whole way through. It’s an engrossing supernatural story with mystery, suspense, ghostly dealings, a ancient curse, missing treasure, adventure, history, action, dramatic developments, pirates, treasure, myths/legends, tension, intrigue, a quest, time running out, agendas, and so much more.
The characters are interesting, well-developed individuals with their own unique personalities, quirk, and flaws. They definitely added an extra element of interest and intrigue to the adventure, which wouldn’t have been quite as colourful without them.
Now I am looking forward to reading more of Ms. Walsh’s work- asap…
Happy Reading…

Thank you, Mary Walsh!

 

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Vacation Flirtation…or More? (Winter Getaway Romance Series) by Stacey Komosinski – Review by Beverly Finnie

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Vacation Flirtation...or More? (Winter Getaway Romance Book 1)Vacation Flirtation…or More? by Stacey Komosinski
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

I’m a sucker for romance novels, so I don’t skimp on reading them. Vacation Flirtation or More my most recent find fits the bill. I thoroughly enjoyed what the author presented, however I wanted more. Even going as far as giving that build up feel then falling slightly short. Despite that I still enjoyed what was read.
Giuliana & Landon go on a rapid unexpected adventure. Him there to fulfill a wish. Her for her girl’s week. Never expected that one turbulence spill into another man’s lap would change their lives. The only things that can hold them back are time and travel.
Can they get past their fears?
A running question throughout that could be applied to multiple scenarios, is the main question the reader wants answered. And the author delivers. It’s up to you now to find out how? Happy Reading!

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Test of the Four: Book Two of The Serrulata Saga by A.E. Bennett – Review by Rebecca Hill

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Test of the Four (The Serrulata Saga, #2)Test of the Four by A.E. Bennett
My rating: 3 of 5 stars

This book is the second in a series. While it could stand alone as the characters are in a new environment, outside of the Border, it would be best read in order. Overall, the story continues following Leora, Aurora, Leopold, and Roland as they learn more than they have been taught and more about the world they live in as well. There are many peripheral characters, some returning and some new. I wanted to just read more of Leora’s story but struggled with heavy handed doses of many of today’s hot button topics. I can’t wait to read more about Leora and her journey and hope more of their journey will shine through.

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Group Hug by Ariella Talix – Review by Kay Stritesky

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Group HugGroup Hug by Ariella Talix
My rating: 3 of 5 stars

Group Hug is not a bad read however my personal thoughts are that the spice over powered what could have been an actual storyline! Don’t get me wrong spice is great but when it overpowers everything including the story itself it can be toned down. Many parts felt forced and lack the unison a book should flow with.
I did really enjoy the multiple points of view. I also liked the potential that was there!

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Dirty Heartbreaker (Hamilton Steelhawks Series) by A. C. Sheppard – Review by Michelle Mulvey

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Dirty Heartbreaker: Hamilton Steelhawks Book 3Dirty Heartbreaker: Hamilton Steelhawks Book 3 by A C Sheppard
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

This book is all about Gabby and Colby. Her best friend is dating one of Colby’s closest friends and teammate Max.
Colby and Gabby both annoyed me so much reading about them. They are both adults. Have spent a night or two together and now Gabby tries her hardest to stay away from him. He’s a player and she’s looking for her happily ever after. Especially after what she does thru this whole book to help Addie. The chemistry between Colby and Gabby is ridiculously insane. They cannot be close to eachother without wanting to
Rip eachothers clothes off. As much as Gabby wants him, she fights her feelings pretty good. Colby is very possessive and cannot deal with seeing his friends so close to or touching Gabby. Neither one seems to be able to admit how much they really care for the other. Colby has had his heart ripped out by an ex and he wasn’t looking for anything more then a one and done type of situation but, He can’t seem to get Gabby out of his mind. Will these two finally decide to be honest with themselves and then eachother and take the plunge and be in a real relationship?

Review by @xchellex

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Master Botosoni (Masters of the Consulate Book 9) by Sylvia Black – Review by Shannen Kern

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Master Botosoni (Masters of the Consulate #9)Master Botosoni by Sylvia Black
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

I have loved every book in the Masters of the Consulate series so far, and this ranks as one of my favorites! While you could read this as a stand-alone, there are characters from other books included so it can help get the full effect reading them all. Plus, once you read one, you’re bound to go back and scoop up the rest of the series! With plenty of danger, mystery, romance, and of course, vampires, the author has created a truly remarkable tale between Master Botosoni and Catina. Their chemistry together sparks a fire throughout the book, and I couldn’t get enough so much so that I read it all in one go. The only complaint I could possibly have about this one is that I wish it was longer! I am on pins and needles waiting for the 10th book in the series so I can get wrapped up in this world again. I highly recommend picking this up especially if you like paranormal romance!

Reviewed by @shannlynn

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Perfect Office Pact (Perfect Romance Series) by Maria Jane – Review by Sheri Schrader

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Perfect Office PactPerfect Office Pact by Maria Jane
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

Perfect Office Pact is a sweet romance. The book was a fun, enjoyable read that I finished quite quickly. Mira has started at a new workplace and already knows the boss. Declan, who taught some of Mira’s classes, realizes that he sees Mira in a new light. The two have a conflict because Declan misstepped, and Mira could take it to the board. What should a guy do when he wants to know his employee better?
I enjoyed the story and the tension between the characters. I had a hard time with Mira at times because I enjoyed that she was strong-willed and knew what she wanted, but at other times, I just wanted to be done with her because she was annoying. In the end, I liked her and how she was with Declan. The story was a fun, getaway and I look to read more from the author in the future.

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Master Botosoni (Masters of the Consulate Book 9) by Sylvia Black – Review by Micalah Weatherholtz

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Master Botosoni (Masters of the Consulate #9)Master Botosoni by Sylvia Black
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

Master Botosoni is the ninth book in the Masters of the Consulate Series. I’ve read a few books in this series and while some have been in order I’ve also skipped around and while the characters and small things cross over from book to book they can also be read as a standalone story without feeling like you missed out on a lot. Each story that I have read has been solid and well written with complex, interesting characters, and Master Botosoni was no different. I know that when I pick up a dark paranormal romance novel from Sylvia Black I know I am in for a quick, fast paced, edge of your seat, steamy read. I like how Sylvia portrays the men in this series because what is hotter than Bossy, Alpha, fiercely loyal, loving, Vampire men. Of course the FMC, Catina, is falling in love with Master Botosoni. She is also a big asset to the war between the witches, shifters, and humans that is still going on, and havoc is still occurring in all the masters regions. Will the vampires still be standing in the end or will the shifters prevail? Only time will tell. I look forward to continuing this series.

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Savage Truth (Hidden Valley Elite Book 2) by Isla Vaughn – Review by Kimberly Filer

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Savage Truth (Hidden Valley Elite #2)Savage Truth by Isla Vaughn
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

The story of Riley and Cole. When Riley and her mother move into Cole and Damon’s home its fair game. Cole will do anything he can to get rid of Riley and her mother the one who ruined their lives. If looks could kill or smolder with lust Cole and Riley would win the biggest prize out there. They can’t keep their eyes off one another yet, they love to hate one another. Riley has her own set of issues which keeps her from getting close to anyone, and now they are under one roof as their parents are getting married. However, Riley has a dark secret one that Cole will do everything in his power to uncover but at what cost. A great read.

House Valdis Origins: Xenobia by Naomi Valkyrie- Review by Roxsanne Lesieur.

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House Valdis Origins: Xenobia (House Valdis, #0.5)House Valdis Origins: Xenobia by Naomi Valkyrie
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

Xenobia is a young woman who is expected to live a life of servitude and as such, she has been enrolled into an academy to train her in everything she needs to know and all she wants to do is stay hidden in plain sight and not get into trouble. The only problem is that she cannot risk getting to know the girl who she shares her room with, not because of worry for her safety, but because of her reaction if they leave.

One day, a girl moves into her room called Urd and she immediately feels like she wants to get to know her, even though it is a terrible idea, but she does anyway and it all goes well until a person with extremely high privilege and abhorrent tasted arrived to take Xenobia and Urd away. This spurs the two on to escape, but will they be able to, it will trouble find them anyway and to what lengths will Xenobia go to to protect her friend?

This is a short story with plenty of action and emotional turmoil packed into it’s pages and is a brilliant novella by this author.

Reviewed by @roxsannel

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Savage Truth (Hidden Valley Elite Book 2) by Isla Vaughn – Review by Katie Kearney

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Savage Truth (Hidden Valley Elite #2)Savage Truth by Isla Vaughn
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

This one picks up right where book one ends and just like the first one it was great. This time I had no problem sinking right into Cole and Riley’s world. I’m sad to leave these characters because they really captured a piece of my heart. Cole had me cursing his name a lot but you can’t help but understand that underneath it all he’s just hurt by his past. Riley will always have my heart she’s got sass and I just overall loved her character. There’s romance, suspense and everything I love in a story. I’m looking forward to more from this author. Five stars and highly recommended!

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Perfect Office Pact (Perfect Romance Series) by Maria Jane – Review by Kerry Baker

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Perfect Office PactPerfect Office Pact by Maria Jane
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

This book is a quick and easy romance story that pulls you in right from the start and has you invested in the characters for the whole time. I really enjoyed the story and watching the relationship between the characters develop.
This is a great office romance story that is fun and entertaining. It is the kind of book that is perfect for a lazy afternoon of reading and is another great book by this author. I enjoyed reading this book and I am looking forward to what else this story has to offer.

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A Miracle In Muffin: A True Story by Darlene Duemo – Review by Terri Jo McAllister

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A Miracle In Muffin: A True StoryA Miracle In Muffin: A True Story by Darlene Duemo
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

Muffin gets out one cold night. Her family searches but doesn’t find her. They are so worried, they turn to God for help. This is a short read with an inspiring message, based on a true story.

 

Review by Terri Jo McAllister
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Sasha Smart by Shermaine Perry-Knights – Review by Terri Jo McAllister

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Sasha Smart: Short Stories for GirlsSasha Smart: Short Stories for Girls by Shermaine Perry-Knights
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

Sasha loves science and learning, but doesn’t want to be different from the other kids. This book covers the full range of character traits like, bullying, being there for friends, confidence, etc. An uplifting and inspiring book for young readers.

Review by Terri Jo McAllister
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Hidden Mischief (Shattered Embrace Series) by Alyndra Quinn – Review by Katie Kearney

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Hidden Mischief (Shattered Embrace #1)Hidden Mischief by Alyndra Quinn
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

Zachary & Ashton pulled me into their world effortlessly and I loved my time with them. I love Ashton’s character she may be a submissive in parts of her life but don’t mistake her for a doormat or some shy person. She’s so sassy and I love everything about her. Zach will give you all the heart racing vibes. There’s plenty of heat but this author doesn’t over do it, there’s plenty of great written story with steamy parts sprinkled in. I will say while obviously we’re all about the main characters, you’ll also really enjoy the supporting characters also. I really enjoyed my time with this book and definitely can’t wait for more. Four big stars and highly recommended!

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Dark Sky at Dawn (Free Men and Dreamers Book 1) by L.C. Lewis – Review by Kerry Baker

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Dark Sky at Dawn (Free Men and Dreamers, #1)Dark Sky at Dawn by Laurie L.C. Lewis
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

This book is a well written and detailed historical romance story and it really felt like it connected with the characters. Their struggles, their fights and the journeys they go on all felt so real and relatable and even though it is a time and place I have no experience of.
The author has done an amazing job of transporting you into the story and I loved watching it all unfold. This author is one that I have read a few books previously and they are always this good. I thoroughly enjoyed this book from start to finish and I am looking forward to the next book.

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Bailey and the CEO: A Corporate Love Story (A Better Man, Book 1) by Amy Q. Barker – Review by Audrie Harrington

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Bailey and the CEO: A Corporate Love Story (A Better Man Book 1)Bailey and the CEO: A Corporate Love Story by Amy Q. Barker
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

I really enjoyed this book! It is an alternating point of view, but not chapter by chapter, more like by section. Bailey, one of the main characters, is in her late 30s, a widow, raising two teenage girls, and is one of the VPs at her company. She is likeable and so real. She is doing really well in work and life until a few brushes with the CEO of the company. He is handsome and has brushed by her and sent sparks through her body. They end up on the same plane and sitting next to each other. Bailey was rushed and almost missed the plane and then was overwhelmed and nervous to be sitting next to Fox, the CEO. Fox is a divorced dad of two teenagers and spends a lot of time at work and the rest with his boys, but Bailey has caught his eye on more than one occasion. Fox is handsome and also a really likable character, a good man. Bailey starts to relax when talking about work and they enjoy talking for the two hour flight. When they are walking in the airport Fox asks her out, clumsily because he hasn’t dated much since his divorce. They both have so many questions: Will they be allowed to date? Will dating be worth the trouble and work it will take with HR? Will they both be able to overcome some issues from their past? They decide to give it a go in secret and the sparks fly. This book is more romance than spice and was a quick page turner. The author is working on a series and I can’t wait to read more!

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Hay Goes Home (The Adventures of Cray Series) by G Pa Rhymes – Review by Jenn Brown

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Hay Goes Home (The Adventures of Cray)Hay Goes Home by G Pa Rhymes
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

My kids loved this book and made me read it to them several times. they love Cray and Hay and their woodland adventures.

As a parent I really like how the characters show kids it’s okay to be scared and how to overcome it and be brave. I think this would also be a great resource for teachers as well.

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Beach Ball Blunder (The Adventures of Cray Series) by G Pa Rhymes – Review by Jenn Brown

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Beach Ball Blunder (The Adventures of Cray on the Bay)Beach Ball Blunder by G Pa Rhymes
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

My family loves the Adventures of Cray but this one is the best one yet. They loved all the returning characters, as well as meeting the new seal, Grey. The kids were excited to see what antics the beach ball would get into and we’re thrilled to see the throwback to A New Day for Cray.

As a parent I enjoyed this book because it teaches kids the importance of telling the truth and self accountability.

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Master Botosoni (Masters of the Consulate Book 9) by Sylvia Black – Review by Naomi McDonald

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Master Botosoni (Masters of the Consulate #9)Master Botosoni by Sylvia Black
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

This book could be read as a standalone, but you’ll have a more comprehensive reading experience if you read the previous books.
If you love romance stories about vampires, chances are, you will enjoy this story. It’s got a bit of everything – romance, danger, betrayal, suspense, steamy scenes.
I will also note that I found it interesting how the author blended the old-world vibe in with more modern vibes. Keeps the reading experience fresh.

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Group Hug by Ariella Talix – Review by Chrissy Spulak

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Group HugGroup Hug by Ariella Talix
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

This book is so much fun! This is actually the first MMF story that I have felt drawn to ready, and I’m glad I did! It is for mature readers, but I did not find the sexy parts distracting or over-gratuitous at all. The characters are unique and well-developed and the way they intertwine makes the story compelling and relatable. Weston, Petra, and Callum find themselves as roommates, and the reader gets to watch the chemistry brew until it bubbles over. To be totally honest, I chose the book because of the cover – because dogs – and, boy, was I ever pleasantly surprised and swept off my feet! I am intrigued by this author and am glad I picked this up. I highly recommend this book even if it’s not something you would normally reach for.

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Dark Sky at Dawn (Free Men and Dreamers Book 1) by L.C. Lewis – Review by Kerry Carr

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Dark Sky at Dawn (Free Men and Dreamers, #1)Dark Sky at Dawn by Laurie L.C. Lewis
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

I found this a really interesting read. As this is a story about America and it’s history I went into it not knowing very much, however the authors amazing attention to detail and the research that was put into it really brought it to life for me. As well as all the historical references which I loved the author has created characters which are great and really make you invested in their stories and their lives and how everything that was happening at the time affected them no matter their social status, colour or job.
Everyone was affected by the happenings of this time and it was humbling to read about the struggles that went on for a lot of people during this time.
There is so much going on in this story with danger, corruption, war, hope, dreams of freedom and so much more than I can ever explain.
It is a book which it keep you reading until the end and as it is book 1 in the Freemen and Dreamers series I can’t wait to read more.

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Magic Wanda (Grandma’s Closet) by Lois Wickstrom – Review by Tanya Wall, February 2024

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Magic Wanda (Grandma's Closet Book 3)Magic Wanda by Lois Wickstrom
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

Enchanting and captivating, this book is a delightful journey into the world of magic and the special bond between grandmothers and granddaughters. From the very first page, I was drawn into Carrie’s magical adventures. The author skillfully weaves a tale that is both heartwarming and exciting, perfect for any little girl with a love for magic. Carrie’s grandma is a charming character, embodying the warmth and understanding of all grandmothers. The unique relationship between Carrie and her grandma adds an extra layer of sweetness to the story, one that many readers will relate to. As Carrie discovers the magic of the Wandas, readers are taken on a whimsical journey filled with wonder and excitement. I highly recommend this book to anyone seeking a magical escape into a world where anything is possible.

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Master Botosoni (Masters of the Consulate Book 9) by Sylvia Black – Review by Desiree Ottinger

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Master Botosoni (Masters of the Consulate #9)Master Botosoni by Sylvia Black
My rating: 3 of 5 stars

Master Botosoni has been tasked with hunting down rogue vampires and traitor shifters who have taken up hiding in his region. When his local bosses send him to a known psychic living in his town, he finds himself in the middle of not only a hunt for the enemy, but also a responsibility to save this young woman from her terrible family. The rest of the masters show up with their mates, and the confrontation is set up. Master Botosoni does his due diligence in furthering the mission first, but will it cost him his mate?

I have been reading this series for a while and enjoy this author. The storyline moved quickly and characters from past books played a role in this book. The traitor was a surprise to me and left me wondering if I had misread past books! I would have liked to have had more information about moments in the book, or more set up for things that occurred. It seemed like an event happened and then there was a little bit of information after the fact. This author is usually very thorough with their writing, so I was a little surprised by it. However, because I have read the previous books, I could fill in information on my own. All in all, this installment moved the series forward and is setting up for the finale.

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House Valdis Origins: Xenobia (House Valdis Series) by Naomi Valkyrie – Review by Netania Lim

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House Valdis Origins: Xenobia (House Valdis, #0.5)House Valdis Origins: Xenobia by Naomi Valkyrie
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

A short story that packs a lot into just a few pages. The intensity and the dialogue kept up the whole time but there’s still a lot of emotional pull throughout. This is a great opening into the first book of the series and I can’t wait to read more in this series.

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Perfect Office Pact (Perfect Romance Series) by Maria Jane – Review by Darian Vester

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Perfect Office PactPerfect Office Pact by Maria Jane
My rating: 3 of 5 stars

This is a nice slow burn, clean read, romance. I feel Mira’s character started out strong; I really liked that she knew what she wanted, wasn’t going to take any crap, and pushed herself. During the half way point she really started to bug me and I felt she needed to get over herself. I enjoyed the other characters, Cade is great and I’m glad they developed a friendship. Usually having so many characters to keep up with bothers me but I felt the amount of characters interacting in the book was good and no one clashed to make it confusing. I really liked her friends and glad to see there are other books with her friends romances. I do wish there was more of the actual relationship of Mira and Declan but I am glad they got their happy ending. The short time we see them together I feel they had good chemistry so I’m not mad with the ending.

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Dark Sky at Dawn (Free Men and Dreamers Book #1) by L.C. Lewis – Review by Angela Hayes

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Dark Sky at Dawn (Free Men and Dreamers, #1)Dark Sky at Dawn by Laurie L.C. Lewis
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

 

4 Stars

 

Dark Sky at Dawn is the first book in the Free Men and Dreamer’s Series by Laurie L.C. Lewis. It is another superb historical fiction story that is full of plenty of heart and soul. What sets this story apart from others in the same genre is not only Ms. Lewis’s wonderful storytelling talent and skilful writing, but also all the historical detailing that drew me in and transported me to the early 1800’s, and the founding of a nation.
Ms. Lewis has crafted an engrossing tale full of American history, secrets, emotion, family, faith, spirituality, liberty, sacrifice, freedom, hope, politics, espionage, corruption, war, violence, dramatic developments, challenges, intrigue, and so much more- all through a window in time.
There is a lot going on here, with a lot of information, detailing, passion, and clever touches that results in a cleverly constructed and choreographed saga, showcasing (at least for me) the authors passion for history. It’s apparent from Ms. Lewis’s attention to detail here that all that passion, as well as plenty of research, has gone into her work- making for a great read.
I can’t wait to continue this saga- so on to Book #2!
The series contains:
-Dark Sky at Dawn (Book #1)
-Twilight’s Last Gleaming (Book #2)
-Dawn’s Early Light (Book #3)
-Oh, Say Can You See (Book #4)
-In God Is Our Trust (Book #5)
Happy Reading…

Thank you, Laurie L.C. Lewis!

 

Reviewed by @angelahayes

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