I really enjoyed this selection of stories. All of them are based around a myth or legend with a romantic twist. Each author does an amazing job of bringing their stories and characters to life and fully immersing the reader into their story.
One of my favourites has to be Dragon’s Heart by Carrie Austin Malone. I loved the fast pace in this story and it contains dragon shifters which I love reading about.
When Mary starts getting dreams of dragons and a very handsome man she assumes that it’s just dreams. What she does realise it that its her mate Geraint connecting to her through their bond. As time passes Mary feels the body stronger. When something happens to Geraint she knows she’s the only one who can help him. Will she be able to save him in time? Will he be everything she dreamed off? Or will reality be so much better than the dream?
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I really enjoyed this novel. Although a little slow paced at times it adds to the atmosphere and the fill in, slow chapters help to add to the overall story. There were several main characters to this story and I found myself rooting for them all wanting Kara to become the warrior that she dreams of, Sorven to avenge his father’s death and for Cub to find his freedom. i also found Finn a really interesting character to and it really helped to add an element of folklore and magic to the story. This is the first I have read in this series and although you can read as a standalone I am going to be catching up with the first two and look forward to the next installment.
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Captivating YA psychological thriller/ mystery read. I’d say reading level is more upper YA for “murder mystery” content and talk of mental health, even though MC (Main Character) actually falls into the New Adult category.
Ann returns home to Newport, Oregon, to deal with her mother’s passing from cancer. While packing up her mother’s stuff she finds items that don’t add up to what she remembers, and things that were hidden from her. Meanwhile people around her end up dead or injured. Who’s doing this? And why is it all happening upon her return home?
I really enjoyed the unveiling and the conclusion of the mystery. Some scenes/clues come about via flashbacks while others from narrator introspection. The switch from one to the other kept me reading to find out what happened next. I also liked the interaction of MC with the supporting characters, between her grief over her mother, assisting her aunt, fighting with the neighbor, and talking with the therapist we are able to flesh out who the MC really is.
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They spoke of the blue skinned Zayed in hushed whispers. They said we should fear them.
Fear was born of ignorance though, and I realized how wrong they all were.
Little did I know that my first encounter with The Zayed would not only change my opinion, but change my life forever.
Kidnapped for what the sorcerer thought I could give him, only to escape and be gifted with the very thing he sought. Now, I had to figure out my role in all this and not only save myself, but possibly the entire Zayed Community.
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One kiss with a stranger at a bar. A moment of weakness that awoke crushing waves of desire within me. To my great regret, instead of letting me further explore the bliss of his touch, he walked away. I never thought I’d see him again, but fate had other ideas. Maybe I should have walked away when he said all he could offer was good sex and mind-blowing orgasms. But he’s a temptation I couldn’t resist, and now… my heart is on the line.
ADAM
One taste of Jules’ lips and I ached for more. Stunned by the passion I felt for her, I made myself pull away. I don’t do relationships. Not anymore. And I knew how easy it would be to lose myself in her. Still, it would have taken a stronger man than I to resist when she stormed back into my life. I don’t want to hurt her, but I can’t give her what she needs. I’m not the guy who offers forever. I’m a euphoric distraction and nothing more… or so I thought.
Marina was born and raised in London, with frequent plane journeys to other parts of the world.
Her annual school report always said she’s a daydreamer and needs to live in the real world. She says, if you don’t dare to dream, you’ll only ever see the world in black and white.
Her main goal in life is to inspire her children to follow their dreams, and to know that with hard work and effort, anything is possible.
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Cam Mackintosh is in his last year of a science degree at Melbourne University when he is offered the opportunity of a lifetime, the chance to help establish an entirely sustainable community on an island off the coast of Australia following a deadly outbreak. The community is presented with a clean slate; a completely new eco-village, protected from the outside world, but with much of the knowledge and technology of today. The community on August Island thrives and is established on modern values of gender equality and cultural inclusion.
T.S. Simons is an Australian author of Scottish heritage. Living in the alpine region of Australia, she believes in the values of sustainability and community in a world where we place greater value on possessions than people. The Antipodes series addresses the question—if we gave young people the opportunity to start over, would we replicate the mistakes of the past?
Her desire to assist others saw her working in international development before realising that her passion lay in education. She holds a Bachelor and Masters degree and enjoys drinking coffee, travelling, mythology, snow skiing, while attempting to live as sustainably as possible. She is owned by two rather bossy standard schnauzers and two rescue cats who co-manage her household.
Antipodes is the first novel in the Antipodes series, followed by The Liminal Space and Ouroboros. A novella prequel, Crossroads, is now available. She is working on a fifth novel in this series, Caim.
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For centuries there has been hatred, bloodshed and killing between the vampire and wolf nations, only change is in the air and the Fae has a knack for interfering.
Now, events that have been foretold by the faerie are finally coming. Livvie, daughter of the Romulus pack’s Alpha has been living away from the pack in Texas for the last ten years. After running the cattle ranch she inherited from her late fiance is she ready to embrace the changes that the arrival of Darius at Thunder Hollow heralds?
Darius, a wandering vampire and son of the Egyptian Sun God Ra, is restless. Even he does not understand the magnetic pull from the beautiful women he ends up working for. It’s only when she is taken from him, that he recognises a bond that is stronger than all others. The truth of that bond will shake him to his core.
Will the unexpected bonding between wolf and vampire be enough to overcome the centuries of hatred and bring peace and unity to all?
Will the wolf and the vampire overcome their own heartaches to accept their bonding and let romance evolve?
Best Work and Most Popular Work in the iParchment writing rally 2014.
British born, now Australian, Lilly Rayman writes steamy paranormal romance and hot historical fantasy for Leilani Indie Publishing. In 2014, she won iParchment’s best work and most popular work for An Unexpected Bonding. As a wife, mother, and farmer, when she’s not writing she’s reading or cooking delicious meals from scratch; her kitchen always smells of fresh bread or pizza.
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I’m Delilah Hawthorne, vengeance demon, tired of killing, and in dire need of a vacation.
I thought I’d found peace in the tiny town of Juniper Lake, but apparently fate has other plans.
Between three conniving witches hellbent on murder, and a hot, but nosy sheriff who needs to mind his own business, it looks like the old saying is true – there really is no rest for the wicked.
Firebrand Provocateur, Director of Domestic Operations (aka Mom & Wife), Actually Autistic, Avid reader, Starbucks tea addict, Goth girl, Lover of dark and spooky things. Sometimes I attempt to put words on paper and make it into something coherent.
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The Husband is the fourth book in the 21st Century Courtesan by Pamela DuMond. This series should be read in order to get the full effect of this series, besides they are all excellently written. In Fact, I don’t often reread books, but I just had to go back and read the first three books before diving into this book. This series is fascinating with all the twists and turns. Evelyn is a strong empathic woman, who takes care of important and influential men. With each passing book the tension is getting higher and I’m excited to see what is coming next. I highly recommend this book, series and author.
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The Husband is the highly anticipated fourth book in the 21st Century Courtesan Series by Pamela DuMond. This series is completely addicting- I can’t get enough- I love everything about it- the intriguing story, the superb writing, and interesting characters all come together in an unforgettable read. I’ve loved Evie from the moment I met her back in Book One- so it was never even a question of if I would be reading this book, I couldn’t wait to continue her story and jumped right in as soon as the book hit my Kindle. Evelyn Berlinger (Evie) is an empath who became a high priced courtesan- an escort providing a unique experience for her wealthy clientele. She has been through quite a lot since we met her back in book one- and I know I keep saying this- but this book takes things to a whole new level, as Evie deals with love, loss, heartache, danger, and more. This story continues from the previous books- and as it has recurring characters and details- I really do recommend reading the other instalments before starting on this one- as they contain los of backstory, character introductions, and other important information which will enhance your reading experience of this book. I’ve mentioned this before, but it’s worth repeating again- this series is wonderfully original, with plenty of complexity, layers, intriguing developments, and clever interconnected details. Ms. DuMond weaves a rich and textured story with wonderful attention to detail and with a vividly descriptive quality to her scene setting, character creation, and story development. This book is dark, sexy, and very emotive- with plenty of danger, suspense, mystery, intrigue, and dramatic developments. I really couldn’t put it down and devoured it in one sitting. OMG- I CAN. NOT. WAIT. for Book #5 “The Fan”- it is set to be the best yet!!!!!!
https://itsybitsybookbits.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/07/IBBB_2020_logo_sq.png00Angela Hayeshttps://itsybitsybookbits.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/07/IBBB_2020_logo_sq.pngAngela Hayes2021-04-30 23:19:332021-05-01 13:55:53THE HUSBAND (21ST Century Courtesan #4) by Pamela DuMond writing as P. S. DuMond – Review by Angela Hayes
This is the first book I’ve read by Nacole, but it won’t be my last. This page turner will have you on the edge of your seat.
Ann has lost her mother, but doesn’t know exactly what happened. There are things she doesn’t remember. She doesn’t understand what is going on. The quote I chose for Ann is: “She thinks I did it, doesn’t she? She never believes me. What did she say? Did she say that I was lying? Does she think I’m losing it because Mama died? She doesn’t think I can live on my own, does she? Ya know…”
https://itsybitsybookbits.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/07/IBBB_2020_logo_sq.png00Amanda Kimblehttps://itsybitsybookbits.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/07/IBBB_2020_logo_sq.pngAmanda Kimble2021-04-30 22:48:382021-05-01 13:55:13I Will Bury You by Brandy Nacole-Review by Amanda Kimble
This was a great read that pulls you in right from the beginning. Jordan and Grant first meet when Jordan is getting ready to go to basic. They both felt a little spark. We jump ahead a little and Jordan returns from basic training and is ready to get back to school. She starts helping at the dance studio again as well.
When there is a scary twist, Jordan and a friend are attacked and her self defense training kicks in. When the officers got on the scene she came face-to-face with Grant again. Grant is determined to not let her go again and plans on asking her out.
Will Jordan go out with Grant? Will he be able to keep her safe?
Overall I really enjoyed this read. I really liked the characters, Jordan is a tough as nails female who knows how to take care of herself and Grant had a childhood that helps him connect with lots of children on a personal level. There are some twists and turns that add a great element to the story. I will warn we do end on a cliff hanger and it will leave you wanting more right away. If you’re looking for a good read, 1-click and get started today.
The author used great colorful and sensory descriptors.
The storyline initially was not cohesive. It was unclear what the problem was or what the intentions of the characters were.
Once the story began to flow, it became more enjoyable. It initiates good conversation with children about new experiences and fears.
The resources and activities at the end of the story seem beneficial to children who may be struggling with starting school or being away from parents for the first time.
https://itsybitsybookbits.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/07/IBBB_2020_logo_sq.png00Kylee Garnerhttps://itsybitsybookbits.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/07/IBBB_2020_logo_sq.pngKylee Garner2021-04-30 22:19:322021-05-01 13:53:54Jake the Growling Dog Goes to Doggy Daycare: A Children’s Book about New Experiences, Friendship, Stress Relief, and Kindness (Jake the Growling Dog) by Samantha Shannon – Review by Kylee Garner
Jake the Growling Dog Goes to Doggy Daycare is a sweet story about a dog going to daycare and being worried about this. This was such a surprising story because it actually talked about the worry’s that children have. The story goes through how to help Jake and not demean his worries. The illustrations are great and beautiful! The story also has many little educational aspects (along with the major one) that one might not catch at first glance but were great to have in the story!! Was a great read!
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I loved all the different feelings that Love by Design (The Meraki Series Book 2) by Effie Kammenou was able to make me feel. I got a little bit of all my favorite genres. Mia was one of my favorite female reads in a while. There is a wonderful level of detail. It felt like watching scenes in a movie. I cannot wait for the next book in the series.
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Fake Fiancé: A Second Chance Office Romance is a contemporary romance by Amy McKinley. This is my new favorite book by Ms. McKinley. I was just the right length to fill an afternoon. Adeline and Stone have chemistry that is off the charts. The dialogue is witty and made me laugh out loud. I highly recommend this audiobook and look forward to listening to many more by Amy McKinley.
Regan Brown did an excellent job with the narration. Her voice is smooth and easy to listen to and makes the characters come to life. She is on my look out list for narrators.
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I enjoyed this book! This is the second book in the series and I would definitely recommend reading these in order to get a better reading experience. It was a well written story and I was pulled in and interested throughout the whole book. It was mysterious and engaging. It did have some twists and turns that I didn’t see coming and that made the story that much better. I would recommend this to a friend! Happy Reading!
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I absolutely love paranormal romance books! And this 4th book in the series does not disappoint. You don’t have to read them in order but I highly recommend it so you can get all of the characters stories. My heart broke at some parts in this book as it felt close to home. You just want to sweep Jaru and Lark into your arms and protect them as if they are yours. I can definitely relate to some of the self doubt and questioning of yourself as Jaru does. This is such an amazing series!
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I Will Bury You by Brandy Nacole is a psychological thriller that did NOT disappoint. A story that grips from the beginning, we start with Ann Winters losing her mother. While Ann is going through her mother’s belongings, she finds some things that don’t quite make sense to her. As the story unravels, Ann starts to question her mother, and even her childhood.
As Ann starts losing more loved ones, and people start pointing fingers, how will she get ahold of the situation, and what is left of her life?
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I’ve read all 4 books in this series in order, and I highly recommend doing that so you can know the characters the way you’re supposed to. This book is Lark and Jaru’s story. I have to admit, I was really shocked when they got their own book, I had thought they were just background characters. Boy was I wrong. They are such amazing characters and I ended up loving this book just as much as I loved the others. This one has a bit more of a “dark” presence to it, so if BDSM and thruples aren’t for you, just be advised it is here. However it’s done so respectfully and tastefully that it’s barely even a thing. I love everything of Naomi Valkyrie’s I’ve read and can’t wait for book 5!
https://itsybitsybookbits.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/07/IBBB_2020_logo_sq.png00Meg Tyrrellhttps://itsybitsybookbits.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/07/IBBB_2020_logo_sq.pngMeg Tyrrell2021-04-30 20:54:172021-04-30 21:09:31Sure As Hell (Life Is Hell Book 4) by Naomi Valkyrie – Review by Meg Tyrrell
The Earl and the Peahen by Jean Wilde in title alone made me want to read it, especially knowing that it was about England Victorian society. I am always a sucker for romances set in that time period so I just knew that I would fly through this book. Tropes wise I do not know what exactly I would classify the relationship as because I do not think it counts as enemies to lovers so I guess it would be friends to lovers. It is definitely a very interesting adventure and not something I think I have seen before. This is why I love and hate romance novels because I want more of these characters, but I won’t except maybe in cameos in other books in the world. Obviously going into the book you know what is going to happen, that is the greatness of romance novels. However, there were some things that I was surprised to find in this book but in the hopes of not spoiling I will not share here. Overall an absolutely adorable novel and I hope to continue reading books by Jean Wilde in the future!
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This is a great mystery story and not scary. I loved each character. Just when I thought I had it all figured out…… I didn’t and it was a surprise. Looking forward for this story to continue!!
https://itsybitsybookbits.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/07/IBBB_2020_logo_sq.png00Lorralei Hoernerhttps://itsybitsybookbits.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/07/IBBB_2020_logo_sq.pngLorralei Hoerner2021-04-30 19:32:552021-04-30 21:08:08Maggie (Maggie Trilogy Book 1) AUDIO BOOK by Mya O’Malley – Review by Lorralei Hoerner
This book was a bit different than what I normally read but overall it was good. Seelie Kay created a world that was created based on a version of a type of sexual role play. Following the adventures of Abdul and Tillie as they tried to unravel the mystery of where Annabelle was, is an interesting read. Abdul and Tillie made a great couple and their interaction was fun to read. There were a few twists and turns in the story which made it a fun read. If a reader does not mind reading a novel that goes into something a little different, then this book might be right up your alley.
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It’s been a while since I read a book in the 21st Century Courtesan series, I forgot how my emotions will be all over the place. The Husband was a little darker than the other 3 books and boy, was I on the edge of my seat most of the time. I’m not a thriller/suspense reader but Pamela’s writing has me enjoying Evie’s journey. So happy there will be another book and that we won’t have to want too long to see how Evie’s story will end. Highly recommend reading this series from the beginning to understand and appreciate the writing.
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PLOT TWIST!! Let me preface this by saying, I NEVER read the summary on the back of the book. For me, no matter how vague, it spoils it for me. So I may have been more shocked by Rick than I should have been, but Oh MY GOD. Wow! I loved this story. Rick’s internal struggle and the reasoning behind it was well explained. I found myself rooting for him time after time. It is an amazing story and I was totally addicted. A really great read! Highly recommend! 15 out of 10!!
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This is my first book by Miss Brandy Nacole, and she did not disappoint. Psychological thrillers are not normally my thing but all I can say about I Will Bury You is WOW!!!! If you love psychological thrillers full of love, death, and so many surprising twists and turns that it makes your head spin then I definitely recommend I Will Bury You but I will warn you that Miss Nacole will have you guessing until the very end. This psychological thriller is beyond dark, complex, and so detailed that you’ll want to read it more than once to try and catch all the little details and clues that Miss Nacole leaves us.
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This is a heartwarming and lighthearted romantic comedy which had me hooked from start to finish. Hannah Brently hates Valentine’s Day having been dumped previously on the 14th February and now she hates everything to do with the day of love. She has also been put off the idea of love in general and is definitely not looking for a relationship. Then she meets one of Glasgow’s most eligible Bachelors, Kyle Randall. For Kyle although he has both wealth and good looks he has not found anyone he wants to settle down with and is not looking for love, until he meets Hannah. This is a romance featuring two cynical main characters who just happen to share a mutual attraction and a sizzling chemistry. I loved Hannah and Kyle and found them likeable and relatable and loved how their relationship developed. The storyline flowed well and although it’s a fairly short read it’s definitely packed full and had me happily turning the pages. I found ‘Date Night’ to be an enjoyable and engaging read and one which I definitely recommend.
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I enjoyed this book! This is the second book in the series and I would definitely recommend reading these in order to get a better reading experience. It was a well written story and I was pulled in and interested throughout the whole book. It was mysterious and engaging. It did have some twists and turns that I didn’t see coming and that made the story that much better. I would recommend this to a friend! Happy Reading!
https://itsybitsybookbits.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/07/IBBB_2020_logo_sq.png00Anastasia Dodsonhttps://itsybitsybookbits.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/07/IBBB_2020_logo_sq.pngAnastasia Dodson2021-04-30 16:18:202021-05-21 14:44:02Murder at Honeybee Lake (Shadow of a Doubt Book 2) by Jessica Aiken-Hall – Review by Anastasia Dodson
Myth & Legends: An Indie Love Anthology was interesting. I only had the chance to read was Dragon’s Heart, written by Carrie Austin Malone. It was an interesting read, but felt like it moved very fast. It was a very quick read, but I feel like important details were left out because it was so fast paced. It was very steamy and raunchy for such a fast paced novel too. I will say this novel is unique in the way that I haven’t ever read a dragon book (which I haven’t read many dragon stories but I digress) that is quite like this one. It was very unique and interesting in how it was written. All in all this was a good and interesting read, I just feel like if it was longer and had some more details thrown in it could be even better than what it already is.
I wanted to read something a bit different from the usual genre that I had been my go to lately so I picked up this historical romance from the teasers that caught my eye. I am glad I gave it a go! Normally, not one I would just one-click but it really kept me enthralled and reading all the way until the end to find out what would happen and if that happily ever after would happen. I enjoyed how engaging Jean Wilde wrote these characters. I felt very much as if this was historically accurate but enjoyable and that is not easy to do for me personally as a reader. I will definitely be looking to see what else is available from Jean Wilde in The Scarlet Salon Series going forward!
https://itsybitsybookbits.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/07/IBBB_2020_logo_sq.png00Liz Vrchotahttps://itsybitsybookbits.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/07/IBBB_2020_logo_sq.pngLiz Vrchota2021-04-30 16:09:062021-04-30 21:03:27The Earl and the Peahen (The Scarlet Salon Book 5) by Jean Wilde – Review by Liz Vrchota
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