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Finding Love (The Oath Series) by Lacey Furr – Review by Robin Rankin

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Finding Love (The Oath Series)Finding Love by Lacey Furr
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

Finding Love (The Oath Series)

What a introduction to the band. I loved all of the guys from the beginning and I felt myself immediately needing to take care of Loch and help him heal. His pain spoke to me in a way that I didn’t expect at all and I’m not sure why it hit me the way it did. Thankfully he had Hailey there to help him when he needed it most.

Hailey who is no stranger to pain but was further down the path than Loch is amazing. She remembered being where he was and helped him start to move forward instead of being stuck in that pain loop.

The main characters were great but I may have fallen in love with Nola and Jonas just a little bit, especially Nola. She reminded me of my best friend who has supported me during some difficult times in my life over the last 36 years and that may be why I loved her as much did.

I have added the rest of this series to my TBR and can’t wait to meet up with everyone again.

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In the Midst of Omens (The Legacy of Gilgamesh Series) by Nicole Bailey – Review by Jenni Bishop

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In the Midst of Omens (The Legacy of Gilgamesh Book 1)In the Midst of Omens by Nicole Bailey
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

3.5 stars

In the Midst of Omens is a loose retelling of Gilgamesh a mythological fantasy reminiscent of Beauty and the Beast with a LGBT twist. It is not only a MM romantasy tale it also has Polyamorous relationships. Nicole blends mythology, fantasy and romance into a vivid world of gods of ancient times. She has pulled mythological legends from dusty old books and given them a new lease on life and voices.

The characters are complex and well written. It is a darker slow burn romantic tale of Gilgamesh and the different dynamics and various relationships. Enkidu is an endearing character with his actions and Shamhat kicks ar$e and takes no prisoners and fights for what she wants.

It is a world of action, battles, mythical creatures, passion and more. I also enjoyed the historical value of the mythological king from ancient Mesopotamian times the man behind the story. It did end on a cliffy, but there is a book two coming.

In the Midst of Omens was an interesting tale and one for those who love mythology, retellings and LGBT romance stories. As this is book one of The Legacy of Gilgamesh I am interested to see where it goes.

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Make Me Want to Love You (Love in Emerald Creek) by N.D. Jackson – Review by Samantha Cleaver

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Make Me Want To Love You: Love in Emerald CreekMake Me Want To Love You: Love in Emerald Creek by N.D. Jackson
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

Shayna is trying to move on after her divorce. She was able to leave an abusive relationship and is now trying to heal and live her life. Follow Burke and Shayna through a budding relationship. Definitely should read this!

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Brushed Up on Murder (A Mobile Cat Groomer Mystery Book 2) by Ruth J. Hartman – Review by Julie Johnson

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Brushed Up on Murder (A Mobile Cat Groomer Mystery, Book #1Brushed Up on Murder (A Mobile Cat Groomer Mystery, Book #1 by Ruth J. Hartman
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

This is a new series by an author that I enjoy reading.

Molly owns her own mobile pet spa and upon returning a furry feline to her owner, Molly finds the owner has met an untimely demise in his backyard. Not quite what one would expect! Molly loves animals and she also loves a good mystery. She jumps in and is determined to help solve this case, especially when someone she cares about becomes a suspect!

This is a fun cozy read that has some humor infused throughout. There are also some really cute cats!

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Make Me Want to Love You (Love in Emerald Creek) by N.D. Jackson – Review by Rosanna Ingram

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Make Me Want To Love You: Love in Emerald CreekMake Me Want To Love You: Love in Emerald Creek by N.D. Jackson
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

Shayna is a single mom that is trying to do the best for her children. She is determined to protect them from her abusive ex. Burke is supportive from day one and builds an amazing relationship with Shayna’s children as he is trying to build a relationship with her. But, Shayna has a hard time accepting that someone can treat her the way she deserves.

These characters were easy to fall in love with. Shayna is a single mom who puts her children first and her own needs last. I think most mothers can relate to that. Burke is not only determined…but he is just a good man. The way he built relationships with the children just warmed my heart.

This is another good story in a great series. You don’t have to read the first book to understand this one…but more Emerald Creek is never a bad thing! I am enjoying this small-town romance series…and I am looking forward to reading what comes next!

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Wasabi (Evil Sushi Series) by C.A. King – Review by Jenni Bishop

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Wasabi (Evil Sushi Book 3)Wasabi by C.A. King
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

And it all started with Evil Sushi followed by Sashimi and now Wasabi. They each follow on from the other, so if you haven’t read the first two books, I highly recommend that you do so before diving into this book because you will be missing a major part of the storyline.
C.A. is an author that is full of surprises. I love that she jumps from genre to genre but also depth to depth with every tale she writes. It’s why she is a bestselling author.
Wasabi is another unique thriller from the talented C.A. I love the darkness she infuses in her stories. It has a little bit of everything and aspects of mystery, suspense, horror, paranormal/supernatural, sci-fi, dystopian and action. Throw in some creepiness and some chills and you can’t put it down. It is a past paced cleverly woven tale with a well-developed plot that is original, intriguing and flows smooth.
With twists and unexpected turns, danger and anger, secrets and lies, a pandemic and mayhem, mutations and so much more.
The sea is a dangerous place. Beware what is hidden in its depths and what floats to the surface. Imagine you are now the bottom feeder and the top of IT’s list, and it wants food, and that food is you. What’s left of the world is in an uproar. What would you do to survive?
I loved it.

Reviewed by @jennadb

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Finding Love (The Oath Series) by Lacey Furr – Review by Felicia Bates

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Finding Love (The Oath Series)Finding Love by Lacey Furr
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

I’ve never read anything by Lacey Furr before Finding Love and let me tell you, I was hooked from the very first chapter!
Loch and Hailey had undeniable chemistry from the very start and it was great to see how both of their stories unfolded. I was really excited to see there was a playlist at the very beginning of the book, something I often get really excited about when I stumble upon it. I liked that the author alternated chapters between both Loch and Hailey, this really adds depth to the characters in my option. Finding Love was as emotional and well written as it was fun and entertaining. I can’t speak enough about how much I loved the characters. I definitely look forward to looking into the Oath series a bit deeper.

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Italian American (Jack & Mariella Book 2) by Luigina Vecchione – Review by Betsy Melano

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Italian American: Jack & Mariella’s journey continues…Italian American: Jack & Mariella’s journey continues… by Luigina Vecchione
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

A beautiful story of family and love. I missed reading the first book but had no issue reading the story of Jack and Mariella. Jack met Mariella years before when she was selling postcards at the Colosseum in Rome when he was stationed there. Jack returned to the states with the plan to bring Mariella to the States after World War Two. They continued to write each other and the day finally came when Jack could return to be with Mariella and ultimately facilitate Mariella’s immigration to the United States. The book takes you on an emotional ride as the young couple realize that they both need to transition to their new lives as a couple and help each other as cultural differences pop up. I really enjoyed reading the book and connected to the characters.

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Moonlight Drive by A.R. Hadley – Review by Jayme Raffauf

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Moonlight DriveMoonlight Drive by A.R. Hadley
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

This was a very interesting story. I enjoyed it a lot. Loving music, the storyline between Dani and Nick/Nicki was intriguing and multi-layered, but it also takes the reader on a roller coaster of emotions. I am glad there was a lot of background of Dani and Nick as kids, because that really sets the stage for the story and the flashbacks fill in the gaps. There could be some triggers related to addiction and some family relationship triggers. This was a quick and easy read and again, I really enjoyed it.

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Finding Love (The Oath Series) by Lacey Furr – Review by Mandy Ott

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Finding Love (The Oath Series)Finding Love by Lacey Furr
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

The first book in The Oath Series, Finding Love, caught me by complete surprise. This is the first book I’ve read by Lacey Furr but it will definitely not be the last. I thought Finding Love was going to be your typical rock star story, but was wonderfully surprised when it turned into so much more! Loch and Hailey’s instant chemistry was mesmerizing, but there was so much more to their story. There is heartbreak, mental health struggles, healing, drama, romance, and so much more! I like that Lacey Furr was not afraid to touch on some sensitive topics in this book. She tackled them with relative ease and sensitivity. The other members of Loch’s band, The Oath, also played a major role in this story, which I liked. Overall, the world building was amazing (I felt like I was jumping into the cool water or picnicking on the rocks) and the characters were so realistically flawed, believable, and lovable. I can’t wait to read more from The Oath Series as well as more by Lacey Furr.

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One Quarter Villain by Cori Cooper- Review by Heather Knalls

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One Quarter VillainOne Quarter Villain by Cori Cooper
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

So for Maddy’s birthday her grandmother gives her a Heritage box to test her DNA. After a little hesitation her mother convinces her to take the DNA test and they are awaiting the results. When the results finally come in she has to video call her grandmother who is in France. The results were as normal as expected until she gets to the part of being one quarter villain. So her grandmother is now on her way to visit and no one will let Maddy know what’s going on. While she is waiting for her grandmother to arrive she still goes to school but ends up being contacted by the VDA which was sooner than her mother expected. What is in the future for Maddy? What does being one quarter villain mean?

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The Silent Forest (The House on the Hill Book 2) by David Kummer – Review by Trisha Cargile

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The Silent Forest (The House on the Hill, #2)The Silent Forest by David Duane Kummer
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

“The Silent Forest” by David Kummer is a haunting and suspenseful tale set in the town of New Haven, where the disappearance of Allison sets off a series of chilling events. As the town tries to move on from the tragedy, Kaia remains relentless in her search for answers, uncovering unsettling truths along the way. Kummer masterfully builds tension as more residents go missing, and Sheriff Wheeler struggles to keep up with the mounting pressure. The cryptic clues lead to a revelation in the forest, threatening to expose New Haven’s darkest secrets. With a gripping plot and well-drawn characters, “The Silent Forest” keeps readers on edge, proving that some shadows can never stay buried. This book truly left me on the edge of my seat and ready for the next installment!

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Finding Love (The Oath Series) by Lacey Furr – Review by Candida Hopper

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Finding Love (The Oath Series)Finding Love by Lacey Furr
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

This story was a great read. There is loss, love, friends, healing, romance and some suspense about what’s going to happen between Loch and Hailey. The author wrote this book in such a way that had me glued to the pages and it pulled at my heartstrings throughout the entire story. Loch’s manager books him a getaway at a B&B to give him some space and time to heal from the tragic loss of his sister. Loch hasn’t been the same since she passed away and he isn’t able to write music. Hailey, the owner of the B&B is no stranger to loss. Both of these characters need healing in many ways. They start spending time together and it’s a beautiful thing but what happens when Loch’s stay ends? Loch and Hailey have friends that are there for them through their ups and downs. I enjoyed all the characters in this book. I enjoyed experiencing a myriad of emotions while reading this book. I recommend this book.

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Murder a la Christie (Golden Age of Mystery Book Club) by Marilyn Levinson – Review by Lorralei Hoerner

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Murder a la Christie (Golden Age of Mystery Bookclub Book 1)Murder a la Christie by Marilyn Levinson
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

4 Stars 🌟🌟🌟🌟

Murder a la Christie is Book 1 in the Golden Age of Mystery Bookclub series and if you enjoy a cozy mystery of who done it….I would recommend this book. This was a fun read trying to figure out whom may have been responsible for these murders and putting the pieces to the mysterious puzzle together to find out. Something suspicious is going on…

Professor Lexie Driscoll is looking forward summer months and was asked to stay at a friends mansion….having a safe place to stay. With the upcoming Golden Age of Mystery Bookclub starting things turn puzzling when one of Lexie’s friends is murdered. Although the fingers point toward a medical issue, something does not sit well with Lexie and suspects there is more to this then is led on. When more and more of the bookclub come up deceased…there are secrets to discover more than meets the eye. Will Lexie be able to uncover the full truth to what is happening to her bookclub friends before it is to late….

If you are a lover of mystery, secrets and murder….definitely check this book out!! Looking forward to more!!

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The Big Book of Booper Snoots by Suzanna Lynn – Review by Dr. Anya Schultz

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The Big Book of Booper SnootsThe Big Book of Booper Snoots by Suzanna Lynn
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

What a cute kids’ book. The book was an adorable way to teach kids about the alphabet and animals. Booper Snoots are when a person boops an animal on the nose because they are just so cute. This book takes the approach of showing noses you may want to boop and guessing what animal is behind the nose. They follow A-Z and allow the child to guess the animal. Once you flip the page it shows you the whole animal, but then gives you a bunch of info on the animal, too. Really cute for young kids who are learning how to read, learning their alphabet, or just love cuter animals.

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Five Tries to Get It Right by Kathryn Dodson – Review by Dr. Anya Schultz

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Five Tries to Get It RightFive Tries to Get It Right by Kathryn Dodson
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

Five Tries to Get It Right is a story about 2 lifelong girlfriends on a mission to find themselves. Lydia is a retired school teacher, widow, and whose daughter is doing a semester at sea. She goes to help her bestie of decades, Kate, who is at her lowest point in life after a divorce and being bought out of her company. The two women feel so lost and decide that they are going to get back on track or at least try. They plan to go back to the lives they lived in their 20s (now in their 50s), travel the world, and reexperience “the good times”. Their plan involves traveling back to the 5 countries they once traveled to. At each stop, they tried to partake in similar adventures from their youth, but they realized things were just not the same. So, they try to relive these experiences in new ways as they travel around the world. Without giving too much away, each woman has goals that they want to figure out by the end of the trip. Lydia wants to find a husband and a future that is different from the path she was on. Kate wants to find peace. Will traveling “back in time” give them the space to find what they are looking for?
I thought this was a truthful story. If you are looking for a story about girlfriends being there for each other, suffering together, but also finding themselves, this is a good choice. As someone in their 40s, I understand the need to reinvent yourself or fix things you wished would have happened, but didn’t have the guts to make happen. These women try to accomplish this through travel. I enjoyed both characters. They felt real, relatable, and troubled, but also strong and hopeful at the same time. I would warn people to look at the trigger warnings because there are a lot of mental health aspects to this book.

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Stout of My League (Love on Tap Series) by Sylvie Stewart – Review by Bobbi Wagner

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Stout of My League (Love on Tap #4)Stout of My League by Sylvie Stewart
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

This is the fourth book in this series which is just as great as the previous three books. I highly suggest reading the previous books to help your enjoyment of this author. I enjoyed how I was pulled into the story from the beginning. The characters are connectable, relatable and made the story easy to read. This is a well written story about Lynn and Joey. What will happen when he ends up at her treatment table? She is determined that he is not for her but what will fate have in store for them? I enjoyed watching their growth and chemistry throughout. They made the story easy and entertaining to read. This is a fast paced, hard to put down story and one you don’t want to miss. I have enjoyed these author’s writing skills and never hesitate to pick up one of her books. I highly recommend this book.

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The Silent Forest (The House on the Hill Book 2) by David Kummer – Review by Jennifer Gordon

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The Silent Forest (The House on the Hill, #2)The Silent Forest by David Duane Kummer
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

This is the second gripping psychological thriller in this chilling series, which has kept me hooked throughout. The story continues from book one, it’s been a few weeks since Kaia Woods best friend Allison went missing. New Haven is still recovering from their tragic summer and are in mourning for their dead. Everyone has given up looking for Allison except for Kaia, and her search has led to some answers. As more townsfolk go missing and unsolved cases pile up for the Sherif a new discovery in the forest offers hope. However, it also threatens the discovery of all New Haven’s darkest secrets. Kaia must face her fears and the mysteries of the ‘Misery House’ once again if she is to save her friend. Whilst the Woods family’s lives and the town may never be the same again. The suspense once again built chapter by chapter. The descriptive narrative brought the setting vividly to life, especially the atmospheric woods and haunted house. I am looking forward to book three now. I literally could not put this book down!

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Finding Love (The Oath Series) by Lacey Furr – Review by Shannen Kern

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Finding Love (The Oath Series)Finding Love by Lacey Furr
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

This is the first book in The Oath Series as well as the first I’ve read by this author. It was a wonderful contemporary romance that I recommend picking up if you’re looking for an intriguing read. It took me a little while to find my reading groove, but once I did, I found myself unable to put it down. Our main characters, Loch and Hailey, have a lovely and vulnerable connection. I really enjoyed getting to experience the back and forth through the dual points of view as it helps you get a little bit deeper into the character’s mind. I feel like this is more on the deeper side of the genre because it isn’t just superficial love. The emotions are strong, and there is a bit of spice, so get ready to hunker down and lose a few hours in this world.

Reviewed by @shannlynn

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Murder by Moonlight (Felines of Fairytale Forest) by K.L. Montgomery – Review by Alison Risher

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Murder by Moonlight (Felines of Fairytale Forest Book 1)Murder by Moonlight by K.L. Montgomery
My rating: 3 of 5 stars

Welcome to a magical woodland. The cats are the stars of the show here. The vast diversity of characters is a welcome addition to any read. The ups and downs, twists and turns of this book are sure to delight most mystery readers. Will the cats help solve the mystery in time? Read to find out!

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The Silent Forest (The House on the Hill Book 2) by David Kummer – Review by Shelly Kittell

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The Silent Forest (The House on the Hill, #2)The Silent Forest by David Duane Kummer
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

Wow, this book gave me goosebumps right from the start. I couldn’t believe how much it gave me the creeps right away. I do find that’s the sign of a really good psycho thriller. I thought book 1 was good but this one took it a new level. It built up on the story. I found some questions answered and some more questions to be asked. It’s one of my favorites for the year. I do hope there will be another.

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The Husbands by Naomi Valkyrie – Review by Rita White

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Wow! I have read this authors paranormal books and didn’t know what to expect from this book but wow she knocked it out of the park! It’s strange how you can be madly in love with your wife and on an accident you fall for the opposite sex. You can actually feel the love both of these men have for their wives but the attraction they have for each other can’t be tamed. There is love, romance, assassin’s, art, writing, money, intrigue and absolute love for all feelings concerned. If you’ve read some of her other books or not, pick this one up, you won’t be disappointed.

The Strategist (WaterFyre Rising Book 5) by Nadia Han – Review by Rita White

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This is the 5th book of the WaterFrye Rising series. This book continues the stories of the other friends in their group. This book is about Arrow who is a former navy seal and now a wine entrepreneur billionaire and Vivian a pediatric dentist and a self defense instructor. They both have a traumatic past and have been trying to work through their the past the best they can. Arrow falls first and Vivian is hesitate but the attraction is off the charts for them both. Now they will work together to try and stop some very bad people and rescue a little girl. This is a stand alone book but I suggest you read the others first to get more background on the other couples.

Moonlight Drive by A.R. Hadley – Review by Brittany Angel

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Moonlight DriveMoonlight Drive by A.R. Hadley
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

Moonlight Drive was an emotional ride. The timelines go back and forth as you get to know the main characters, Dani and Nick. There is sex, drugs, and rock & roll. There is also heartbreak and a lot of the right person and the wrong time, but it was worth it. Many parts were very reminiscent of The Dirt. Mind your trigger warnings.

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A Patriot’s Tale by Nicole Pierman – Review by Katie Turner

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A Patriot's TaleA Patriot’s Tale by Nicole Pierman
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

A Patriot’s Tale, written by Nicole Pierman, is a story set during the Revolutionary War. Lily Thompson is a young woman who has lost her only family. We travel along with Lily as she navigates her way through hurdles and challenges to obtain retribution by any means necessary for all she has lost. Lily is a little tough to side with at first, but as her strength, courage and determination begins to shine, she becomes such an admirable character. I felt this story really gained momentum quickly, and the pages kept on turning. I believe the author did a wonderful job at researching the topic and has weaved together a very interesting work of historical fiction.

Having relation to a grandfather and grandmother, who both served as spies under the command of General George Washington, this particular war and the stories around it, always have my interest piqued. I am glad I took the time to read this story and I do recommend it if you’re a fan of detailed historical fiction stories about war.

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The Misery House (The House on the Hill Book 1) by David Kummer – Review by Jennifer Gordon

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The Misery House (The House on the Hill, #1)The Misery House by David Duane Kummer
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

A gripping psychological thriller which did keep me on the edge of my seat! Set in the small rural town of New Haven and told from different characters points of view, this unsettling story was one which I could not put down. The Woods family have lived in the town forever and are as shocked as everyone else when a string of tragedies occur. First the local store burns down with two bodies inside and then a newlywed couple go missing, and there does not appear to be any leads, leaving the townsfolk worried. When the close knit Woods family’s own children and their friends are put in danger they are willing to risk everything to find out what is going on. Throughout the story the abandoned, creepy and known to be haunted house sits on the hill, this seems to be where the secrets of the town might be discovered. However, it may be too late for the Woods family and the town. The likeable and relatable Woods family had me captivated from page one, whilst the claustrophobic feel of the setting along with the chilling haunted house were brought vividly to life through the descriptive narrative. I felt completely immersed in this novel, the suspense and terror really built chapter by chapter, and the plot twists and turns kept me guessing as to the outcome of the story. This was a real page turner and as it ends with a cliffhanger, I am now impatiently waiting for book two in this trilogy!

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Purrfectly Framed (A Mobile Cat Groomer Mystery Book 2) by Ruth J. Hartman – Review by Dawn Daughenbaugh

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Purrfectly Framed: A Mobile Cat Groomer MysteryPurrfectly Framed: A Mobile Cat Groomer Mystery by Ruth J. Hartman
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

5 Stars
Purrfectly Framed (A Mobile Cat Groomer Mystery Book 2) by Ruth J. Hartman

Purrfectly Framed is the second book in A Mobile Cat Groomer Mystery Series. This is a Cozy Mystery that will have you turning the pages till the end. This is a fast paced story with the whodunnit feel. Once again The Mobile Cat Groomer Molly finds herself in a situation where she’s now doing a murder investigation. She had photos taken of her furry friends and these photos revealed more than what she ever expected. While looking for clues it seems whoever did it doesn’t want to be discovered. I highly recommend reading this book to find out what happens next. I’m looking forward to reading more from this Author

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Wasabi (Evil Sushi Series) by C.A. King – Review by Shelly Kittell

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Wasabi (Evil Sushi Book 3)Wasabi by C.A. King
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

What a way to tie up the evil seafood trilogy. Mother Nature sets the reset. I loved these books. In the beginning, the author gives us a view as how and why she came up with it. I say MORE foodie gone bad stories. I’ve never been so entertained and terrified at the same time. I found the writing deliciously detailed. The characters were uniquely personalized. I did love seeing the karma bus visit some. This author writes and will leave you thinking about things when you’re done. It’s a really good book. You know you want to….click that ‘one-click’ button.

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Italian American (Jack & Mariella Book 2) by Luigina Vecchione – Review by Crystal Brehant

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Italian American: Jack & Mariella’s journey continues…Italian American: Jack & Mariella’s journey continues… by Luigina Vecchione
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

This is the second book in the series. However, you can read this one as a stand alone story. I recommend reading the first though. You will not miss details, but you will miss an incredible book.
The first book was filled with so much emotion. This one doesn’t differ. While the feelings and the reason for them are vastly different, you will still find yourself on an emotional rollercoaster. You really find yourself feeling so much for Mariella and how she is treated by pretty much everyone when she moves with her husband. I would go from feeling indignant, to happy, from sad, to downright angry. I really just wanted to hug her and to also, throw the book across the room.

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Greetings From Asbury Park (Jack & Mariella Book 1) by Luigina Vecchione – Review by Crystal Brehant

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Greetings from Asbury Park: A World War Two love storyGreetings from Asbury Park: A World War Two love story by Luigina Vecchione
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

What a story! There is so much emotion in this story – love, pain, courage, and so much more. The author is a brilliant writer who draws you into the story as if you are there experiencing it first hand. This story felt real as I was reading it. It is based on a true story, but that doesn’t automatically make it feel real. The author’s writing is what makes it so. I could not put this book down! This is not just a love story, but more than that, it is a story of family, life and all that comes with it. All while taking place during the second world war.

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