Kelly Mooney’s The Dirty Rooster is a laugh til you drop romantic comedy. The hilarious moments written within this story were falling quickly from the pages and it was hard not to snicker/chuckle as you read through it. The author did a remarkable job with the humorous overlay within the story, while creating a romance that snuck in and struck without remorse. The characters were fun, creative, snarky and just perfect for this particular story.
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K.L. Montgomery’s Badge Bunny is the fourth book within the Romance in Rehoboth series. This romantic comedy was fun of snarky banter, sexy innuendos, lusty forbidden thoughts and then the dam breaks. I really liked some of the tiny details that were added within this story to give it something more with a little bit of flair. The references to “bunny” in this story were absolutely hilarious and loved it. The story flowed without any detours and I enjoyed the pacing. K.L. Montgomery is excellent with her ingenuity of this series and each of the individual characters as their stories unfold. This story is my favorite within the set, so far.
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Never Fear the Reaper is the first in the series by Ashley Pagano. This is a science fiction/fantasy story that edges the boundaries of what is real and what is just beyond what you thought truly existed. Ashley Pagano has crafted an intriguing story line and a small cast of characters that spin this story in a way that stands away from other stories within this genre. While the story is predominantly science fiction, it is woven with a steady dosing of humor, sarcasm, and attractiveness. Chase and Ryder are the main characters and the ride that they are chasing is full throttle thrilling. The additional characters that come in through parts of the story are just the perfect mix to make this story addictive to read.
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M.K. Harkins’ Unintentional is the second book of the Intentional series. This inspirational romantic comedy that is captivating and continued multiple character POV within the novel. This story was addictive and a page turner, couldn’t put it down. Cade’s character is the epitome of that bad boy allure that you just want to tame or find that secret way to get within that hard shell that is just begging to be cracked. There is a mix of dynamics running about within the story that keep it suspenseful and attractive at the same time. By the time I finished this story, I knew this was an author I enjoyed!
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Laura A. Barnes’ Rescued by the Captain is the first book within the Romancing the Spies series. This historical themed romance was a refreshing read from the contemporary romances I tend to read. I enjoyed the locales and the sequences of being at sea with the captain aboard a ship. Add in pirates and/or devious characters with less than stellar motives, it creates a climatic story that will explode at one point casting all characters in one direction or another – leaving the question, who will succumb and who will succeed. Both the lead and secondary characters were all well written/received, nothing lacked within the story line or character development. Truly a very well written novel.
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Jane Suen’s Primal Will is the third book within the Alterations trilogy. This is a science fiction/fantasy/psychological novella featuring a story that will push your concept of what is possible and real versus what could be possible beyond our imaginations. This trilogy has focused on three women who sought change that has had unexpected results, whether ones they can live with or ones they live to regret. The author did an fine job in bringing a conclusion to this trilogy edging the line on what to expect and what could possible be forthcoming. I found this trilogy unique and quite enjoyed how Jane Suen tied this series together.
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Desperately Seeking Sixty-Nine, the first book in the Green Room Chronicles, is written by J.D. Frettier. This novella is hilariously and well written story, justly so as it was an easy and quick read. The theme of the book was fun, light and perfect for the cast of characters. I think this story was creative, refreshing and something different out there in the genre that has become over-saturated.
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Tightrope: Book 2, by Maddie Wade, is the conclusion of Book 1. This author is truly a mastermind in her story creation and layout. This novel truly holds a bit of everything: allure, chemistry, disgust, anger, lust and more. As I read along following Lexi’s story and the path(s) embarked, it was beyond words on how to explain how fully the author captured the emotional swings. By the time I finished, I couldn’t believe what had transpired throughout Book 1 and Book 2. This story was amazing by the time I crested through the final chapters. Brilliant and not close to what I had anticipated when I began.
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Tightrope: Book 1, by Maddie Wade, is a thrilling suspense. The author’s writing style feels eloquent and draws you into the story, page by page, to find yourself fully immersed into the story. The story was appealing after reading the synopsis, but what you get is much more in depth and suspenseful than anticipated. When is enough enough within a relationship and when does some hit their breaking point? This story encounters that in a way that is deliciously received with a hint of something darker rounding around one of the corners. This story was truly captivating.
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Tamara Ferguson’s Two Hearts In Accord is the seventh book in the Two Hearts Wounded Warrior series. In this particular novel, the author brings forth two characters, Neil and Anna. The overall theme within this series is touching, emotionally raw, but brings with it the ideal of hope and something more within life than anticipated. Two Hearts in Accord is one of my favorite in the series and I thoroughly enjoyed the story. I really like how characters from the previous books overlap into future books – it adds additional depth and impact in the novels. The tug and pull is inexplicably present and its remarkably well done in our the authors maneuvers it in the book around the other pieces that are going on in the story. Loved this book and highly recommend it, plus the whole series.
Abducted: Code Raven 2, by Lynda Filler, is a thrilling suspense. Though the books are short, they flow easily from one to the next with a captivating story and cast of characters. The action within Abducted is fine tuned and drives the story forward. The high speed anticipation that the author pushes is a high thrilled ride that quickly passes by. The series continues to capture my imagination along with the wonderful dialogue/conversations that occur between the dimensional characters.
Jane Matisse’s The Blogger and the Hunk was a solidly written romantic comedy. The author starts this story building up the characters and then delves into the meat of the story. The writing was light, but fun and was easy to read being a debut novel from this author. It had a lot of humorous dynamics loaded in throughout the story. I really liked Penelope’s character and the development/growth she had throughout the book, it was steady and well done. Jack was outright fun, yet at times I just shook my head at his character. Overall, I think Jane Matisse did a tremendous job with this book and foresee some outstanding things to come in the future.
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The second book in the A Four Horsemen series, by C.A. King, is Drawing Strength from Words. The author has a truly creative imagination and that comes through beautifully in the stories shared. Gabrielle, another of the horsemen, is paired with Ryder as the main characters within this second part of the series. These are dynamically unique characters that somehow work together when least expected. I found the combination both intense and refreshing. C.A. King continues to know how to keep readers fully engaged throughout the story and sitting on the edge waiting to see what is waiting just around the next corner. Beyond brilliant!!
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A.S. Roberts’ Brody is the first in the Default Distraction series. This contemporary romance was an excellent read and kick-off to the series. I loved Brody’s character and how he fits within different dynamics. He’s a box waiting to be opened and discovering all the wonderful treasures inside. Pair him with Amy, the options instantly turned limitless. There was humor, disappointment, compassion and many more emotionally aspects built into the pages of this story that made it perfectly heartwarming and a pleasure to read. Along the way, the author gives us glimpses of supporting characters and potential pairings for upcoming books within the series. This is absolutely one of those that I will be anxiously awaiting to read what’s next.
Luke, by Kimberly Lewis, is the third book in The McKades of Texas. This romantic comedy was a reading pleasure. Karlie and Luke were absolutely hilarious in this story. I enjoyed the setting, it was rustic, heart warming and perfect for the characters. This story made me smile, cry, crack up laughing and sit there in awe. It was such a pleasant read that I couldn’t put it down. Kimberly Lewis is a talented author, it shines through into her work.
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Nursing Myself Back, by Kara Liane, is the third novel in the A Tryst of Fate series. This contemporary romance easily captured my interest and maintained throughout the book. I found the author’s writing style full of depth, challenge and steady flow. Full of emotional charges that are well defined, dialogue between characters was thoughtfully placed and done in a way that came across as effortless. Some authors put too much into a story making it too much, but Kara Liane did an excellent job of throwing in just the right mix of detail, definition along with steamy intrigue that created a very well written romance.
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Lee St. John’s She’s A Keeper!: Cockamamie Memoirs from a Hot Southern Mess is a collection of witty and hilarious short stories. Nothing is held back and it’s all on the pages for your reading enjoyment. This was presented in a way that made the pages easy and quick to read! For those that don’t like to commit but like a taste of something different, I highly recommend this one!!
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Flirt, by M.L. Sparrow, is the second book in the What Happens on Campus series. This is a contemporary new adult/college romance which features characters introduced within the first book of the series as supporting and/or minor characters. Flirt is Riley’s story – in Player, Riley was the life of the party, all out and no holding back female. I was excited that her story was next, there just had to be more than the girl testing her limits/extremes at the start of the series. In Flirt, we get a much deeper view into her and where this story takes her, bringing in Cam and what impact he may or may not have in her life. I liked the college setting the author chose for this series. It gives us something more along with the drama and romance that is the underlying theme of this story while tackling some tough topics. At parts through the story, my heart broke for the characters. M.L. Sparrow did a great job in this story/series and look forward to reading more.
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The Twins: The Complete Trilogy, by R.G. Miller, features: (1) The Twins, (2) Stacey, and (3) I. Williams. This is a psychological thriller that will have you trying to catch your breath, the suspense was amazing throughout each of the books.
The Twins – book 1: Prepare yourself for this twisted psychological thriller, The Twins – a debut novel by author R.G. Miller. This story encompasses the story of twin sisters, who at the age of thirteen witness unspeakable horrors leaving the girls wanting nothing but revenge. In turn of that fate these girls lived, they’ve turned into the type of monsters that destroyed their lives.
This book is completely outside of the types of books I would normally read, but I was interested after reading the synopsis to see what more this story held. R.G. Miller is very graphic is the horrid events that unfold at the hands of the twins. The author has included a full cast of characters in the start of this series to include the detectives working the cases created by the twins, as well as, additional supporting cast of individuals that are interlinked in ways we would not have anticipated when we begin the story.
For a debut novel, R.G. Miller did a good job of setting the stage, building the characters and adding depth to the story. As we come upon the end of the story, the author has clearly set the stage for the next set leaving us to wonder what could possibly come now after what we just experienced.
Stacey – book 2: Stacey: The Twin is the second book of psychological thriller The Twins, written by author R.G. Miller. This story picks up a few weeks after the end of the previous book.
“If you have to kill one, kill the other also.” That’s what psychologist Dr. Susan Patterson told Detective Isis Williams. Now, at the start of this story, we’re left with one twin, Stacey, after Isis was forced to shoot and kill Jannifer. Stacey is sent to a facility for the criminally insane. Enter a sadistic rapist/murderer in Harlem, targeting middle age women. Isis & Toni continue on their hunt to capture this latest murder whilst Stacey escapes. The words Dr. Patterson previously told Isis may now come back to haunt her.
R.G. Miller continues with her graphic and detailed story telling at the hands of the newest sadist. We lost several characters from the previous book, but as we’re aware, new ones have now been added to the game. This is a seriously intense read that challenges any horror house scare that could be imagined. The author has a wicked imagination that they are sharing with the reader as we delve deeper into Stacey mentality, as well as, following along with the work being done by Detectives Isis and Toni – to include the further development of their relationship. This author isn’t afraid to add twists into the storyline to keep you on the edge of your seat not knowing what to anticipate next.
I. Williams – book 3: I. Williams is the third and final psychological thriller book in the Twins Trilogy. This trilogy is comprised of the author’s debut novel The Twins. This series is elaborate, it’s descriptive and it’s insanely intense. The following phrase echos as the books are read: “If you have to kill one, kill the other also.” Those are the words that haunt Detective Williams to her everlasting regret. The author’s writing continues to grow with each book, continuing to share that dark and passionate writing that was first read in The Twins.
Per the author’s synopsis for this book it has been 3 months since Detective Williams has been back to work and she’s on extended medical leave – struggling with depression due to the case involving serial killer Stacey McHill. Babies are being taken during the day and replaced with realistic looking dolls and Isis’ great-niece is one of the victims making the case extremely personal. Stacey offers the baby’s life in exchange for the lives of Detective Williams and Detective Toni, Isis’ partner and lover.
This final book of the trilogy provided us with the final chapters for the twins and the horrors that evoked. Everything you think you should expect is not what you will be given in the end for this – the author will have you hooked and emotionally charged after finishing with dark & intense read. Heart stopping, breath taking sequences that chilled me to the bone. Honestly, this series is not what I would typically read, but I am seriously in awe after finishing these well written books.
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Ryan Ringbloom’s novella, Whiskey Dick, was an absolutely hilarious romantic comedy. From the first chapter, this story couldn’t be put down. The banter between Jax and Paisley was hilarious, add in some secondary characters and I practically fell out of my chair with laughter. The author did an excellent job capturing that and portraying it within the book. Regardless that this is a shorter story, it was light, fun and one heck of a read I wouldn’t pass up. I loved it!
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XPOSED: Code Raven 1, by Lynda Filler, is an action-packed story. Despite the limited pages, the author does an excellent job of providing captivating moments with intrigue, suspense and steam. This book features a series of characters that are a part of the Raven Group and their camaraderie is well captured. I found this easy to read as the story pulls you through. It includes a well played mix of suspense within it. Overall, I really liked this book and would highly recommend to any crime, mystery, and/or suspense lover.
Gwyn McNamee’s Fur Verona is a well written paranormal romance. This story takes a spin of a story old as time and its done with tasteful flare. The scenes are set, the characters are cast, and the plot is to die for. The author has woven her magical writing talent through and through within this novel. Rome and Jules are both strong independent characters. Add them together and it’s one climatic combination! This story was addictive and I could not put it down. Gwyn McNamee did a fantastic job with her character development, inclusive of the underlying theme of the story. Combined with the dialogue and drama, it was a match made in heaven!
Sonya Jesus’ Knights Who Broke My Heart is the third in the Knights series; this new adult/college romantic suspense picks up where the previous book finished. This series/book is all about the suspense and how the drama circles key main characters throughout. The author does a fantastic job on leading these characters around one another while. There are so many twists and turns I am not quite sure where this story is finally going to end, but the ride the author is taking us on in the meantime is worthwhile and such an enjoyable one at that. Lia just cannot seem to find her footing, just when she thinks she’s got it something else comes. At times, I don’t know whether to like her or be disappointed in her. I have a love/hate relationship with her. Add in all the men that cannot seem to stay away from her, she’s like the magical unicorn! This has been a great series so far and I’m looking forward to seeing what’s in store in the next book.
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Deal Takers, by Laura Lee, is the second book within the Dealing with Love series. This story was light, fun and a pleasure to read. It had laughs and seriousness in the right places creating a solidly round story. Laura Lee was talented in the method she utilizes in sharing this story, it was just so sweet, endearing, but emotionally touching too. I really liked Brody and Rainey’s characters. This romantic comedy was perfectly blended start to finish; I do like how the author overlaps characters between books within this series. You can read this book as a standalone separate from the series. Overall, my favorite character was Brody. Despite his “childishness” throughout parts of the story, he had staying power. Definitely a character that takes note and strikes something inside of the reader.
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Megan Mackie’s The Finder of the Lucky Devil is the first in the Lucky Devil series. This science fiction/fantasy novel has a little bit of everything mixed within in: suspense, drama, fantasy/science fiction, heartbreak, strife and more. I didn’t initially plan to read this story, but once I began, I was engrossed within the book. The author has created multi-faceted characters with hypnotizing sequences, action and addictive suspense. Rune’s the lead character is this story and she was so well written. Let’s not forget the Lucky Devil, so imaginative, creative and ingenious. This story was done correctly and is definitely one you should take a chance on.
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Cold Bastard, the second book in the Dark Sparrow series by India Kells, is a contemporary romantic suspense. I immediately was taken with the plot, characters and pace of this story. The characters were well written with a suspenseful presence throughout the novel. From secrets to unknown variables and alpha men abound, this story was terrific from start to finish. I really like the men as they were written in the story, both the good and not so good, it made the characters stand out and each stood firm within your mind as you progress through the story. I have not read the previous book in this series, but I didn’t feel that I was missing out on anything by not reading it prior to Cold Bastard. However, as much as I enjoyed this book, I cannot wait to read more in this series.
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The Dirty Rooster by Kelly Mooney
