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Forgotten Truth Trilogy: Book One (The Forgotten Trilogy 1) by Virginia Wine – Review by Juls Dick

Forgotten Truth (Forgotten #1)Forgotten Truth by Virginia Wine
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

Forgotten Truth Trilogy: Book One (The Forgotten Trilogy 1) by Virginia Wine is the tale of Bryer and Nathan. When she has her heart broken by her ex, Bryer doesn’t think that she will find love again, however she definitely feels more than just lust for her hunky personal trainer. Nathanial James Jr is not a one woman type of man, haunted by the demons of his past he does not feel worthy of love. Until he agrees to go out with Bryer. Their relationship is not easy, both of them need a shake at times but they manage to find a way to love each other, which isn’t easy with all the obstacles that get thrown up in their way. I enjoyed this book, I felt frustrated by the characters at times, but I think that their reactions/actions fitted well with their backstory. I am looking forward to the next instalment.

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Turn up the Tempo (Lyrical Odyssey Rock Star Series Book 4) by Charli B Rose – Review by Felicia Bates

Turn up the Tempo (Lyrical Odyssey Rock Star series, #4)Turn up the Tempo by Charli B. Rose
My rating: 3 of 5 stars

Turn up the Tempo (Lyrical Odyssey Rock Star Series Book 4) by Charli B. Rose
3 stars

Turn up the Tempo is the fourth stand alone book in the Lyrical Odyssey Rock Star series and my first experience with Charli B. Rose’s writing. While I really did enjoy the story without reading any of the previous books in the series, I wish I had read at least book one first. Right away we were introduced to several close friends and I found myself wanting to know more about these characters and their connections to Britt and Brooks in better detail. Overall, I enjoyed the book. It was fast paced and kept my interest. The characters were enjoyable, though, I admittedly favored Britt over Brooks. Turn up the Tempo was a fun read with the elements of any good romance and it was the perfect escape from reality for a bit. As I mentioned above, I really want to read the other books in the series and learn about the supporting characters more. Though the dynamic between Brooks and Britt didn’t miss a beat, I felt I was missing more background. Look forward to adding more from Charli B Rose to my library!

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Torch (Lovelock Book 2) by Tricia Copeland – Review by Debi Kircher

TorchTorch by Tricia Copeland
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

Torch (Lovelock Book 2) by Tricia Copeland

5 Stars

Let me start with saying I absolutely loved the first book in this series, and I seriously loved this one but, it’s been so long since I read the first that it took me quite a while to put everything in order again in my mind. Some things I never did get worked out so really wish I had read the first one again before starting this one. I will make sure to reread both of these before the next one comes out.

It was Book 1 that started my now love for Dystopian novels..These are written so well and feel so real, especially with our world in the state it is in right now. I love Troy and Jema, and many of the secondary characters. I truly felt as though I was fighting this battle with them throughout.

This is an awesome story, one that I completely connected with and can not wait for more of this series as well as from this author. I love her writing style and how when I start I don’t want to put the books down.

I would not try to read this by itself, there’s quite a few moving parts that start in book 1 and they are both fabulous reads!

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Turn up the Tempo (Lyrical Odyssey Rock Star Series Book 4) by Charli B Rose – Review by Angelina Frazzini

Turn up the Tempo (Lyrical Odyssey Rock Star series, #4)Turn up the Tempo by Charli B. Rose
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

Turn up the Tempo by Charli B. Rose is book four of the Lyrical Odyssey Rock Star Series. This book can be read as a standalone but honestly the series is so good you might as well read them in order. I couldn’t put this book down!

Brittany doesn’t believe in love or relationships or even happily ever after. Her life seems to be a constant struggle so why would she add any of those things to her plate? This thing with Brooks was supposed to be a one night stand. That’s all she wanted and after all he’s a rockstar. It should be easy right? Brooks is known to only be good for one night. So why is it he can’t stop thinking about Brittany? Will these two let go of the way they’ve always done things and change it up?

This book is such a good read. You really feel for the characters and their internal struggles. I couldn’t put it down and didn’t want it to be over!

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Just the Way You Are by Allison M. Boot

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Misty Miles, the princess of a faraway land known as Starryton, is like any other woman of her station – except for her disability. She has spent the majority of her 21 years high in a tower so that this, and the wheelchair that accompanies it, will remain a secret. Her parents’ fear of the monarchy appearing weak as a result of Misty’s condition necessitates this course of action. Their efforts to protect both Misty and the monarchy make her question her ability to do much of anything – forget about reigning over a kingdom. Like most princesses, Misty has a Prince Charming. Her love is Derrick Denison, prince of the neighboring kingdom of Mooncrest, who is a gifted dancer. Misty is unable to see Derrick because not only is she stuck in an inescapable room, but there’s also the matter of the long, as of yet unresolved, feud between the two families. This conflict caused the once beloved kingdom of Starrycrest to break apart into two separate kingdoms. The princess soon realizes that she must take matters into her own hands. She goes to Trovella, a troll rumored to grant wishes for a price. Misty’s wish takes her on an interesting journey. She not only stares down self-doubt while ensuring that her kingdom and the kingdom of her beloved prince do not pay the ultimate price, but also contends with the rage of feuding families. To make matters all the more complicated, the princess is also faced with the challenge of finding a little girl she encounters in the course of her journey, who also has a disability, a permanent family.

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Much like this novel’s heroine, Allison Lewis has a disability. She wrote this story to spread a message of self-acceptance to young girls traveling paths similar to hers. She earned a Master of Arts in Mass Communication from the University of Dayton and aspires to build a career in the field. She is also the owner of an extensive troll doll collection, started at the tender age of three, after being told that they bring good luck. To this day, it continues to grow and do just that.

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HIT AND RUN by Diane Hester

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Driving alone on a dark autumn night, Raina hits a man who darts from the Maine woods in front or her. The injured stranger climbs in her car, forces her to drive on at gunpoint, but gets out soon after and disappears back into the forest.

Raina thinks never to see him again. But Alec DeMarco has left something behind in her car, something others will kill to possess. When he returns to claim it, Raina is swept into a world of conspiracy, abduction and murder. A world where even the police want her dead.

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Every Last Psycho: A Collection of Two Novellas by Zarina Macha – Review by Anastasia Dodson

Every Last Psycho: A Collection of Two NovellasEvery Last Psycho: A Collection of Two Novellas by Zarina Macha
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

This is a young adult thriller that has two short stories about two very different girls. I have read a few books by this author and i have liked them all and this is no different. I was kept on the edge of my seat because of the twists and the turns of these books. I was turning page after page to see what would happen next. Tess is a girl with schizophrenia who loves someone that doesn’t lover her back. We see the how her life begins to spirals and then how she works to get it back under control. The other main character is Evelyn. She seems to be perfect and loved by everyone. But just because something seem perfect and happy doesn’t mean its all sunshine and butterflies. It just might be all twisted and we shall see who will see the truth in the end.
I thought these two stories were good and i am looking forward to reading more by this author in the future.
Happy Reading!

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The Seal of Solomon – Lilandra’s Reeves Adventure (Supernatural Intelligence Agency Book 2) by Nadine Travers – Review by Candida Hopper

The Seal of Solomon: A Lilandra Reeves Adventure (Supernatural Intelligence Agency: World Book 2)The Seal of Solomon: A Lilandra Reeves Adventure by Nadine Travers
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

The Seal of Solomon: A Lilandra Reeves Adventure (Supernatural Intelligence Agency Book 2)
by Nadine Travers

This book took me on an adventure of magic, action, danger and wonderful characters. I do however wish this book was longer because I didn’t want it to end. Lilandra is strong and independent and finds herself up against those that want the seal. She is also being asked to make a really difficult decision, what will she decide? I was on the edge of my seat at times wondering what was going to happen next. The author has a wonderful way of writing that makes you feel like you’re along for the ride with her attention to detail. I recommend this book.

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Finding Leda; the Science of Happiness (Italian College Novel 1, The Italian Saga) by Gaia B Amman – Review by Michelle Austin

Finding Leda, the Science of Happiness (The Italian Saga #5)Finding Leda, the Science of Happiness by Gaia B. Amman
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

Finding Leda, the Science of Happiness (The Italian Saga #5) by Gaia B. Amman was a good 4 star read.

Leda is going to school in Italy. She has struggled with several self image issues and is recovering from an eating disorder. Having also suffered a broken heart she is trying to move forward from that as well. All of this has turned her into a very strong young woman.

Leda is so busy that she wasn’t looking to connect with anyone but when she meets him there is an instant connection which gets her wondering about her future.

Could he be the one? Does she have room for a relationship?

Overall this was a good read. We get to see Leda grow through the story. We get love, humor, self growth and so much more. All of the characters added a good element to the story. I was pulled in by the author’s writing, I really liked the setting. I look forward to reading more from this author and series. 1-click and get started today.

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Every Last Psycho: A Collection of Two Novellas by Zarina Macha – Review by Mirela Ruiz

Every Last Psycho: A Collection of Two NovellasEvery Last Psycho: A Collection of Two Novellas by Zarina Macha
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

Every Last Psycho: A Collection of Two Novellas by Zarina Macha was a super emotional read. I felt sad, frustrated, and drained after reading. I was taken on an emotional journey and felt understanding. The expression of do a mile in their shoes means something different now. At the end of it I loved the stories and as difficult as it was, I did enjoy the ride. It was definitely a book that addee value.

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Every Last Psycho: A Collection of Two Novellas by Zarina Macha – Review by Finn Cunningham

Every Last Psycho: A Collection of Two NovellasEvery Last Psycho: A Collection of Two Novellas by Zarina Macha
My rating: 3 of 5 stars

I can honestly say, I did enjoy both of these stories. I was caught from the very first page and couldn’t stop reading either of them. They both took me on quite an emotional rollar coaster with darker themes. If you like darker plots, themes, and stories, this might be for you! It will definitely get you thinking, and was personally eye opening for me in several ways. I am excited to see where Zarina takes her stories in the future.

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Every Last Psycho: A Collection of Two Novellas by Zarina Macha – Review by Madison Degraffenreid

Every Last Psycho: A Collection of Two NovellasEvery Last Psycho: A Collection of Two Novellas by Zarina Macha
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

Every Last Psycho: A Collection of Two Novellas by Zarina Macha

5-stars

Every Last Psycho: A Collection of Two Novellas by Zarina Macha was an intriguing and heart wrenching read. I eagerly read this book struggling to put it down. The storyline was organized and detailed. I found myself pulled into the lives of the main characters easily as I read. I enjoyed the educational tid bits about various psychological disorders in the storyline. These two stories were excellent and I thoroughly enjoyed them. I highly recommend this book.

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The Seal of Solomon – Lilandra’s Reeves Adventure (Supernatural Intelligence Agency Book 2) by Nadine Travers – Review by Kayla Interdonato

The Seal of Solomon: A Lilandra Reeves Adventure (Supernatural Intelligence Agency: World Book 2)The Seal of Solomon: A Lilandra Reeves Adventure by Nadine Travers
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

The Seal of Solomon: A Lilandra Reeves Adventure is the second book in the Supernatural Intelligence Agency series by Nadine Travers. This was a wonderfully written paranormal fantasy short story that I was able to read in an afternoon. The author does a great job sucking you in from the very beginning and before you know it the book is done. The story line was well written and thought out. Lilandra’s mate was killed during a past mission when he was trying to help her. With his death she swore herself to the coven. Donovan, who is a werewolf, proposes a deal to Lilandra. Will Lilandra strike a deal with Donovan to save her lost mate?

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The Seal of Solomon – Lilandra’s Reeves Adventure (Supernatural Intelligence Agency Book 2) by Nadine Travers – Review by Sheri Schrader

The Seal of Solomon: A Lilandra Reeves Adventure (Supernatural Intelligence Agency: World Book 2)The Seal of Solomon: A Lilandra Reeves Adventure by Nadine Travers
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

The Seal of Solomon: A Lilandra Reeves Adventure by Nadine Travers is the second book in the Supernatural Intelligence Agency series. This is a short read, but I still want more! I really enjoyed this book and it is action packed. Lilandra is amazing and I really like how her character is developing. She is really interesting and multidimensional. All of the other characters are great also. I really like how the author develops the world this takes place. I get drawn in and hate to finish. I look forward to reading more in this series and from this author in the series.

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The Seal of Solomon – Lilandra’s Reeves Adventure (Supernatural Intelligence Agency Book 2) by Nadine Travers – Review by Finn Cunningham

The Seal of Solomon: A Lilandra Reeves Adventure (Supernatural Intelligence Agency: World Book 2)The Seal of Solomon: A Lilandra Reeves Adventure by Nadine Travers
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

I absolutely adored Nadine’s first book, Blood Rebellion and this book is just as great! Just as the first book caught my attention and held it all the way through, so did this one! I read this book from cover to cover within one sitting! I highly reccomend this to anyone who loves supernatural stories! I definitely look forward to reading more from Nadine in the future!

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Every Last Psycho: A Collection of Two Novellas by Zarina Macha – Review by Chantelle Smith

Every Last Psycho: A Collection of Two NovellasEvery Last Psycho: A Collection of Two Novellas by Zarina Macha
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

This being my first read from this author I wasn’t sure what to expect, but what I expected was definitely not this. These two novella’s face some really deep and dark issues, issue that you begin to understand as what others go through in everyday life. Following Tess’s story have a lot of ups and downs, had my emotions all out of whack and really had me hoping Tess would find a way out of her downward spiral.
Now Evelyn’s story takes an even darker turn, and as bad as its to say I was compelled to carry on reading this read it was dark but I kept turning the pages wanting to find out how Evelyn’s journey will turn out. For this being two novellas in one you definitely was not lacking on two amazing storylines and incredible characters. I highly recommend this read, it may not be for all but if you want a read that’s dark but totally compelling then this is the book for you!

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Every Last Psycho: A Collection of Two Novellas by Zarina Macha – Review by Kerry Carr

Every Last Psycho: A Collection of Two NovellasEvery Last Psycho: A Collection of Two Novellas by Zarina Macha
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

This book has 2 stories inside.

The first one called Every Last Thought is a real hard story to read. It contains themes such as mental illness, rape and drug and alcohol abuse. Although these are hard subject to read about it has been written with respect. We follow the journey of Tess. A teenage girl who suffers from schizophrena. She struggles with life as the voices in her head make life hard. So she uses alcohol and eventually drugs to cope with it. Its a heartbreaking and also an eye opening story.

The second story is called Psycho Girl. This is a different type of story about a girl called Evelyn who is a psychopath. On the outside she is a normal girl who has everything she wants. Great grades, a perfect boyfriend, good friends. However she hides a secret from everyone. She doesnt care. She has no feelings or thoughts for anyone but herself and what Evelyn wants she gets one way or another. Her life progresses well. People see her as driven and determined but when she gets rejected by the college she wants to go to she snaps and the true Evelyn comes to light. It is a very chilling story and scary to think that there are people living like that, happy, normal lives until something makes them snap.

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Arrows Tipped with Honey (Natural Forces Book 2) by Jean Gill – Review by Lisa Helmick

Arrows Tipped with Honey (Natural Forces #2)Arrows Tipped with Honey by Jean Gill
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

This is book 2 in the series and it picks up after the last book. We get to see the aftermath of the war in the Citidel as well as how the Queen if the Bees and her partners handle it. It’s nice to get back and see what’s going on. How is Mielitta, Jannlou and Drianna handling their lives now? What about Kermon? Spying to make sure the promises from the war are handled correctly. My frustration is that this is a middle story. Not much happens other than a power struggle in the Citidel. The three friends get some enlightenment in the Forest too. It seemed to be some filler. Granted some of the information I’m sure will be used later.

The characters are interesting and have many levels. I still enjoy the whole bee part. It nice seeing this crew coming into their own.

Overall it’s a nice book. There is adventure and politic in the amazing world this author created. It is very inventive and different from other books.

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Lucifer’s Emblem: A Paranormal Academy Novel (Celestial Academy Book 1) by Sarah Biglow & Molly Zenk – Review by Nicky Margaret

Lucifer's Emblem (Celestial Academy, #1)Lucifer’s Emblem by Sarah Biglow
My rating: 3 of 5 stars

Lucifer’s Emblem: Celestial Academy book 1 by Molly Zenk and Sarah Biglow is a 3 star read.
Zuri is the 18 year old daughter of Lucifer and while sneaking in to see his Emblem the glass shatters as she touches it and someone steals it, knowing that it’s her responsibility to find the Emblem and bring it back to hell, Zuri goes undercover at the Celestial Academy to find the thief. Along the way she meet Miryam, daughter of Archangel Michael, who has some major daddy issues.
As much as it pains me to say I really struggled with this book, it was a short read but it took me a while to get into the book and I just didn’t enjoy it. I would recommend trying it for yourself cos you never know you might just enjoy it.

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Torch (Lovelock Book 2) by Tricia Copeland – Review by Meg Tyrrell

TorchTorch by Tricia Copeland
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

This is the second book in the Lovelock series. I was surprised at the difference in this story compared to the first one. I think it helps reading the first book before this one- but backstory is really important to me. The one thing that threw me was the name changes- though I understand the reason for it, it was slightly confusing. Jema and Troy are in this book as the main characters- but I feel like Troy was less of a main this time around and more background. I did enjoy the story- I’m interested to see if there’s another book in the making. I would be curious to see where they take the story from here.

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SPOUSE TRAP: Madeline Dawkins Mysteries (The Madeline Dawkins Series Book 1) by Cynthia Hamilton – Review by Faith Jackson

Spouse Trap (Madeline Dawkins, #1)Spouse Trap by Cynthia Hamilton
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

Envision you have the perfect life: Cash, top spot, power, an attractive union but you wake up all by your lonesome, naked, hungover with no memory of how you got there. This is Madeline’s life:
Madeline is living her fantasy life with a stunning and fortunate husband with the dream home atop of Santa Barbara, she can afford anything she can imagine. Her life is beyond great until her life begins to unravel in a single night.
Madeline’s husband, Steven believes she’s cheating but in a rage to prove her innocence, she stumbles on the person out to destroy her life. This will send her down the road of extortion, obstruction, and trickery. Hoping to be free of blame, she accidentally stumbles on the truth as she uncovers her secret rival.
After such devastation, Madeline breaks down, goes back to her maiden name of Madeline Dawkins in order to repair her life. She rediscovers who she is, what she brings to the table and where her true self lies.
Books like this one inspire women to rediscover our own individuality outside of a man and I find it empowering! Very original and entertaining.

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Finding Leda; the Science of Happiness (Italian College Novel 1, The Italian Saga) by Gaia B Amman – Review by Lucy Berson

Finding Leda, the Science of Happiness (The Italian Saga #5)Finding Leda, the Science of Happiness by Gaia B. Amman
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

Finding Leda, the Science of Happiness (The Italian Saga #5) by Gaia B. Amman. I have read many other books by Ms. Amman. I have enjoyed the ones that I have read.
In this book we follow Leda’s journey throughout college while she is trying to find herself and what will make her happy. There are many ups and downs throughout this book. It was an emotional read and I absolutely loved it.
I can not wait for more!!

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Forgotten Truth Trilogy: Book One (The Forgotten Trilogy 1) by Virginia Wine – Review by Angela Hayes

Forgotten Truth (Forgotten #1)Forgotten Truth by Virginia Wine
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

3 ½ Stars

Forgotten Truth is the first book in the Forgotten series by Virginia Wine. I have read quite a few books by Virginia Wine and have enjoyed her stories and the way she develops her plots.
The premise of this story was really intriguing, so it was an easy choice to snap up a copy and explore the story. I loved the storyline and all the suspenseful dramatic developments that Ms. Wine was able to create. There is quite a lot going on in this book, from intrigue, danger, action, suspense, a little mystery, tension, drama, chemistry, and of course plenty of sizzle.
Ms. Wine has created a complex story with cleverly crafted elements which kept me reading even though I couldn’t connect with the characters at all for most of the story. I can’t really pinpoint why exactly, except that I felt they were a little underdeveloped and came across a little flat to me. But the storyline kept me reading, and by the end I had grown to appreciate them more, but still wasn’t completely invested in them.
I am intrigued enough by the plot to want to read the next book/s- so I plan on doing a reread of this book again, before diving into the other two books- just in case I was having an ‘off’ reading day during this story.

Thank you, Virginia Wine!

 

Reviewed by @angelahayes

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Bargaining (Hero High Book 3) by Mina Chara – Review by Elizabeth Sanchez

Bargaining (Hero High, #3)Bargaining by Mina Chara
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

Bargaining is book 3 in the Hero High series by Mina Chara. I am really enjoying this series, but I recommend just buying the series as a whole. They should all be read together, as each book stops in a cliff hanger,in the middle of the story. I don’t feel like each book is its own story. However, this was the best of the 3. There is so much going on in this book! So many shocks and surprises, action packed. Friday Fitzsimmons is a student at Hero High. A school for superheros (think XMen) however, the school also has a reality tv show. The students are constantly being filmed, dressed up for photo shoots, whisked off for PR events, on top of being teenagers, struggling through high school. To top it off, they are paired with a superhero mentor, and are already taking part is rescues. Friday wanted to stay in the background, but since day 1 has been up front and center. She feels like everything is going wrong. She keeps fighting with her best friend and handler Jake. Dr Dangerous, a superhero who is supposed to be dead, seems to have resurfaced (or a copycat) and has a fixation on her. And there is a man in flames that keeps showing up and causing trouble. There are so many shockers in this story, I don’t want to give anything away. I highly recommend and cannot wait to see what happens next.

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Arrows Tipped with Honey (Natural Forces Book 2) by Jean Gill – Review by Heather Lovelace

Arrows Tipped with Honey (Natural Forces #2)Arrows Tipped with Honey by Jean Gill
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

Gill is extremely gifted and has created a universe that YA fantasy dystopian readers will find thoroughly enjoyable. This second book in the series continues a tale I found incredibly spellbinding and lives up to its predecessor. Literally everything about this book is gold and I can not recommend it highly enough. Fantasy lovers – this is a must read!

Reviewed by @heatherlovelace
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Turn up the Tempo (Lyrical Odyssey Rock Star Series Book 4) by Charli B Rose – Review by Faith Jackson

Turn up the Tempo (Lyrical Odyssey Rock Star series, #4)Turn up the Tempo by Charli B. Rose
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

Brittany is a spontaneous girl who wants to have fun (and by fun, we mean sex), no strings attached. She wants to keep her feelings intact because he’s a rock star, afterall. She’s already trying to cope with being homeless, unemployed, and single. She doesn’t wanna live in a fantasy because it’s all pretend.
Brooks was in the same boat as he was trying to keep the groupies at bay. He was only good at keeping them at arm’s length until he met Brittany and everything changed. He believes he fell for her after one night. From her laugh to her smile and her touch or the way she moaned in his ear.
Can he find her and get her without going too deep?
This is a beautiful, sensual read that will have you craving for more. You can’t help but get attached to the characters and figure out where their journey is gonna take them.

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Torch (Lovelock Book 2) by Tricia Copeland – Review by Faith Jackson

TorchTorch by Tricia Copeland
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

The more I read Tricia Copeland, the more she’s becoming my favorite author. She has a way of telling stories that capture your imagination or stir deeply within you. This science fiction read is no different.
In this read, that’s completely different from any other books by the same author, we find 16-yr-old Jema, a teen fugitive marked runaway who exposed a DNA based deadly virus, she and her allies are being hunted by her menacing uncle. Until she can put pressure on him to release the antidote, the world will be at risk.
Subjected to fighting like soldiers in a desert island, Jema seeks out those who’ll take pity on the group in an effort to help them but their supplies are being depleted at every turn for the teen and her allies, it’s a fatal trek to escape.
Can Jema heal the public territory before the world sinks into the abyss?
Great read again from Tricia Copeland as it’s full of action, bravery, and time-pacing to surely have your heart racing!

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Be Brave with Me (Finding Love in Green Springs Book 1) by CA Miconi – Review by Faith Jackson

Be Brave With Me (Finding Love In Green Springs Book 1)Be Brave With Me by J.B. Havens
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

These small town romance novels are a hidden treasure as they’re always so beautifully written and quite steamy to read. Set in the small town of Green Springs, Mississippi where the times heat up moment by moment.
In this steamy read, we follow characters, Meg and Drew. Meg who is heartbroken and grief-stricken, not once but twice, she becomes a nomad as she’s running from her past until she lands in Green Springs.
In Lee County, Drew has failed at his desired path of a football star on the rise. Now that he’s set into his comfortable country life, here comes Meg who comes along to shake his world up. Drew can sense the pain on Meg but will she let him unravel what she’s been through? Can Meg stay in one place long enough for Drew to help her? Should Drew be strong enough to release her?
I think this is one of the best stories I’ve read in a minute. I’m a sucker for a love story and an even more sucker for healing of any kind. This is a beautiful read and you’ll love how this one turns out.

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Kat’s Conundrum (Raven and Hummingbird Book 3) by Nikki Broadwell – Review by Faith Jackson

Kat's Conundrum (Raven and Hummingbird Book 3)Kat’s Conundrum by Nikki Broadwell
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

Kat’s life is in chaos. Earth is in the clutches of an unknown entity when another ill-fated scenario is being uncovered. Meanwhile, Bran, the deity she loves, has taken off to the Outerworld but hasn’t returned.
A sip from the vessel of intelligence and influence should have given her something to work with, but whatever she’s learned has left her memory or she never tried to take it in.
As anarchy emanates around her, Kat sways from place to place, she becomes lost in her ability to switch from her sea of disbelief. Her inevitability lies in symmetry but balance. Fate takes hold and adjusts it.
As her recollection is snatched, the threads that held them together seem to resolve. The fairy is equipped to help her but are their intentions honorable? Her life is about to adjust but if she isn’t thorough, she’s gonna lose herself in the process.
This book is a beautiful book with great world building as it’s unpredictable with great characters. It’s also whimsical and entertaining in the best of ways. Original and easy to read, it’s quite the page-turner!

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Perfect by Tricia Copeland – Review by Faith Jackson

PerfectPerfect by Tricia Copeland
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

One driven woman with five sultry paths for love.
Chloe refuses to deny herself of the best especially when it comes to love and accomplishments. She’s made quite the name for herself from her college-level business classes and called it quits on playing ships in the night with the guy from her teen years. Timing couldn’t be worse as he proposes marriage when she moves on with a basketball player but does she wanna take the sacrifice knowing she’s been benched before down the same road with her high school sweetheart.
As she embarks on her own level of success down the line, love finds her four other times but only she knows what she’s worthy of. The ultimate ending and the love of her life is in her hands and hers alone.
This is a beautiful, pure, modern enchantment. Full of delicate occasions, lighthearted humor, where Tricia makes it fun for you to choose for Chloe. Pick up this book which will be fun and you won’t regret it!

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