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Imposter: An Ash Park Novel (Volume 7) by Meghan O’Flynn – Review by Gail Guerrero

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My rating: 5 of 5 stars

Imposter: An Ash Park Novel (Volume 7) by Meghan O’Flynn – Review by Gail Guerrero

Five stars

Meghan O’Flynn gives me the creeps with every book I read. They’re disturbingly good. I mean the while time I was reading this book I was under my blanket. The story just sent chills down my spine. If you’ve read any of her other books you would understand where I’m coming from. The words jump off of the pages at you. Making you feel and experience every detail. The main character has been through so much. His pain is there with every struggle to keep straight. There’s no way you can not read this and not experience his suffering. I really enjoy this authors work. I haven’t been so thrilled in forever. I love the care and attention to detail that the author puts in the story. I felt like I was riding in the car with Petrosky. That I was there when that boy experienced all his pain. A must read.

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A Study in Spirits (College Fae book #2) by Byrd Nash – Review by Madison Degraffenreid

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A Study in Spirits: A College Fae magic series #2A Study in Spirits: A College Fae magic series #2 by Byrd Nash
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

A Study in Spirits (College Fae book #2) by Byrd Nash

5-Stars

A Study in Spirits (College Fae book #2) by Byrd Nash was an exciting and fun read. A new semester and new surprises. I loved all the characters of this novel. It is a great second addition to the series. I loved book one but his one has taken its place as my favorite. It has an excellent storyline with a great plot and climax. It is easy to follow and organized. The characters are creative, relatable, and have excellent development. This is an easy 5 star read.

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Rockin’ It Home: a Lawson Family Novel by Tracey Cramer-Kelly – Review by Sunday Barnaby

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Rockin' It Home (Lawson Family #3)Rockin’ It Home by Tracey Cramer-Kelly
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

Rockin’ It Home: A Lawson Family Novel by Tracey Cramer-Kelly
Five Stars

Rockin’ It Home is the third book in the Lawson Family series by Tracey Cramer-Kelly. This is by far the best book of the series. This is Ben’s story and much anticipated by me. This series should be read in order, because you will miss much of the backstory, if you don’t. This read is full of feel and it grabbed my attention from the very first page. Ben is a Rock Star in need of a babysitter and Danielle is just the person for the job. The characters are strong and very relatable. The subject of addiction was truly well written and the plot had me reading long into the night. I’m looking forward to more books by Ms. Cramer-Kelly. Her book keep getting better and better. She is now officially on my TBR list.

Review by @sunbarn
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The Player (Men of WarHawks Book 2) by Jacquie Biggar – Review by Angela Hayes

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The Player (Men of WarHawks Book 2)The Player by Jacquie Biggar
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

 

The Player is the second book in the Men of WarHawks series by Jacquie Biggar. This was such an enjoyable read. It had a little bit of everything- it was fun, sexy, and sweet. Then sprinkled with some drama, suspense, tension, and mystery that had me turning the pages, avidly reading, just to see how everything would play out.
This is such a well woven story about finding love unexpectedly. It is a quick and easy read that hooked me right from the get-go.
When a crazy, stalker ex gets Roy sidelined from his beloved NHL- the only way to get back in the game is to allow sexy PA, Patience Kennedy, to help. With her PR know-how she’ll have him back in the game in no time. Right?
I really did love this story- and as always, I can count on Ms. Biggar to deliver the goods! Definitely well worth the read!
Can’t wait to see what Ms. Biggar has in store for us next!

Thank you, Ms. Biggar!

 

Reviewed by @angelahayes

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Around Midnight by Zarina Macha – Review by Erica Fish

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Around MidnightAround Midnight by Zarina Macha
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

Zarina Macha is a new author to me but I like her passion she puts into her story. She has a great character development and story line. While reading, I found myself back in high school when music was my release from my pain. Megan Hollis has music within her soul. Jazz is her muse. She went to London to study at the prestigious School of Jazz. She was focused on music until she met Vincent. Vincent made Megan think about other things than her Jazz music. He is mysterious and dangerous for Megan. Will Megan be able to do what she thinks is best for her? Can she distinguish what she wants? Will Vincent be a suitable partner or will he bring her down into trouble? I highly recommend reading this book to find out the answers to this and much more.

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Imposter: An Ash Park Novel (Volume 7) by Meghan O’Flynn – Review by Jenni Bishop

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Imposter: An Ash Park Novel (Volume 7)Imposter: An Ash Park Novel by Meghan O’Flynn
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

Imposter: An Ash Park Novel (Volume 7) by Meghan O’Flynn is a suspense thriller at it’s finest. Wow what a tangled web Meghan has given us with this book in the series. Dare I say it is the best yet. You never know where the story will go and being able to put the book down is not an option because you need to know. You need to know what is hiding in the shadows, what sort of madness will be encountered, just how dark are the monsters. Well if you want to know as well get your copy now.

Reviewed by @jennadb

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FLOWERS IN DECEMBER TRILOGY: Flowers in December, Coming Home, Second Chance by Jane Suen – Review by Candida Hopper

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My rating: 5 of 5 stars

FLOWERS IN DECEMBER TRILOGY: Flowers in December, Coming Home, Second Chance

by Jane Suen

I am so glad to see these books are now being sold as set. This trilogy was such an amazing read. It was full of wonderful characters that I thoroughly enjoyed getting to know. There are tangible feelings in the words told in these books, there is grief, hope, love and so many more emotions to feel when you read these books. You really should read these in order for a better understanding and more enjoyable experience. Jane Suen’s writing style is truly captivating. I cannot say enough wonderful things about all three of these stories except to say I highly recommend this set of books you will not regret it.

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Rockin’ It Home: a Lawson Family Novel by Tracey Cramer-Kelly – Review by Jeanne Hall

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Rockin' It Home (Lawson Family #3)Rockin’ It Home by Tracey Cramer-Kelly
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

Rockin’ it home is an awesome read. Benjamin Lawson is a hot rock star with a past he tries to keep under wraps. Danielle De Luca, has her own past and her own problems. These two come together and the sparks fly. Ben keeps Danielle on her toes, not happy to have a babysitter, and Danielle isn’t too happy about having to babysit a grown man. As time passes, and they spend more time together, Ben and Danielle learn to become friends. Their story is funny, sweet, and the chemistry is off the charts. I recommend this book to anyone who loves characters and stories that evolve into something you cant forget.

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Mountains Series Boxed Set:(Books 1-3) By Phoebe Alexander – Review by Michelle Austin

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Mountains Series Boxed Set: (Books 1-3)Mountains Series Boxed Set: by Phoebe Alexander
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

The Mountains Trilogy is a great 5 star read from the Mountains series.
I was pulled right in and really like all of the characters in each of these books.

Book 1: Mountains Wanted
Sarah is a professor and a single mom. When she meets Jame’s she is immediately attracted to him and they have a great connection. And we get some steamy moments from them. Sarah struggles with how to tell Jame’s her secret. How will he react, will he understand?
All of the secondary characters were great, I loved Sarah’s best friend, she was a hoot. I had several LOL moments, especially when her son would ask her questions. We get a cliffhanger that leads into book 2. Thankfully this is a trilogy so you don’t have to wait to find out what happens.

Book 2: Mountains Climbed
We move forward with Sarah’s story. She has revealed her lifestyle and is a very loving person. James has been deployed and moved on. Sarah is broken hearted and ends up meeting someone new. They both struggle with moving forward. There is so much more to this read, I don’t want to give anything away. I will say that my emotions were all over the place.

Book 3 – Mountains Loved
This book tested my feelings for Sarah at times. I didn’t always agree with her decisions on things. We see a change in Sarah’s behavior, not what we are used to seeing in the previous books. It shows that she’s human. James was another one that pushed my buttons as well. I don’t want to go into detail on this with the risk of giving things away. I will just say 1-click and get started on this great series so you can understand my feelings.

Overall this is a great series and I really enjoy all of the characters. I look forward to reading more from the series and this author. Your emotions will be all over the place and we get some very steamy moments. Thank you Phoebe Alexander for a great read.

Reviewed by @mab54615
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FLOWERS IN DECEMBER TRILOGY: Flowers in December, Coming Home, Second Chance by Jane Suen – Review by Jana Teppih

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FLOWERS IN DECEMBER TRILOGYFLOWERS IN DECEMBER TRILOGY by Jane Suen
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

Flowers in December gives us all three of Jane Suen’s books in the series – Flowers in December, Coming Home and Second Chance. I love when the writers give us a treat and combine their series in sets, it gives us pages and pages and hours upon hours of pleasure. You only notice that the time has passed when you come up for air!
Flowers in December is the opening act and it introduces us to Connor who has just lost his mother and he is struggling hard with his loss. It also introduces us to Tom, Connor’s mother’s orange tabby, a character you will not forget … and then there is Mary Ann …Flowers in December is a profound journey of grief and how we deal with it and the writer takes care of Connor and how she tells his story. What makes it even more profound is that Connor is alone, utterly alone; he has no one to come home to …
Coming Home takes place four months after the end of Flowers in December when Connor ‘comes home’ for holidays. I was delighted to meet up with Connor, Tom (the orange tabby of Connor’s diseased mother) … and Mary Ann! Is it going to be the second chance for Connor who is still grieving his mother … The writer has given us a story filled with hope and healing and forgiveness … it is also a story of possibility of a Christmas miracle! I read the story when the holiday season was long gone and the writer’s words took me back to the holiday season when everyone hopes for something special (and someone special)! And you should read the first book before you jump into this one; you will enjoy the ride much more! The writer gives us also the delight of meeting Ron and Norma and Alana again … Close your eyes and you will wonder down the streets of the town with them while getting lost in your imagination! (I pictured the small town in California that I lived in for some years when picturing the small town that the writer has brought us to!)
And then we have the conclusion – Second Chance. We are back with Connor and Mary Ann and Connor’s mother’s cat Tom. Connor is back to stay and he has finally acknowledged that it was a grave mistake to leave Mary Ann and he is going to go out on a limb to make her part of his and Tom’s life, again … from scrambled eggs to finger licking grilled cheese … If you love second chances stories then this series is the one to go to and you will be keeping your fingers crossed for Connor and Mary Ann until they cramp!

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The Player (Men of WarHawks Book 2) by Jacquie Biggar – Review by Rachel Moss

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The Player (Men of WarHawks Book 2)The Player by Jacquie Biggar
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

The Player by Jacquie Biggar was a great short story! I loved the writing, and the starting relationship dynamic between Patience and Roy. Their chemistry flew off the pages! Full of more suspense than I expected, I couldn’t put this story down! I also found some pretty funny humor to be between the pages as well. I loved reading this story, this was the second I’ve read from Biggar and I wasn’t disappointed! I highly recommend and can’t wait to read more from her!

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Out Of The Shadows by Theresa Sederholt – Review by Meg Tyrrell

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Out Of The ShadowsOut Of The Shadows by Theresa Sederholt
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

This is a new author for me, and when I read the synopsis and reviews I knew I had to read it. Out Of The Shadows is written from Dane’s point of view. Which is normally not the POV you’re used to, and tells his story of living with an abusive wife who uses their son against him. I really loved this book as you don’t hear about men going through this very often, like you do women. I don’t think I’ve ever cried so hard at a book before. Theresa absolutely gives you ALL THE EMOTIONS. This story is well written and the characters are amazing. I can’t wait to read ANYTHING Theresa writes!

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FLOWERS IN DECEMBER TRILOGY: Flowers in December, Coming Home, Second Chance by Jane Suen – Review by Rachel Moss

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FLOWERS IN DECEMBER TRILOGYFLOWERS IN DECEMBER TRILOGY by Jane Suen
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

I loved reading these stories! The Flowers In December trilogy was absolutely amazing! I loved how well the words flowed off the pages, and the imagery the author was able to create. Jane Suen was able to keep me enthralled throughout the whole thing! I loved watching how Conner’s and Mary Ann’s relationship developed throughout all three novels, their trials and love for each other. Suen was able to capture the life of a small town perfectly. This series kept me enthralled, and I highly recommend it!

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Mountains Series Boxed Set:(Books 1-3) By Phoebe Alexander – Review by Meg Tyrrell

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Mountains Series Boxed Set: (Books 1-3)Mountains Series Boxed Set: by Phoebe Alexander
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

The Mountains Series Box Set includes the first three books of the amazing love story of Sarah and James. It’s a “military romance” but with very different twists and turns like I’ve never quite encountered within the same story and author. Normally to get this kind of steamy romance, I need a few different authors to surprise me but Phoebe DELIVERS. I absolutely LOVE this author and the fact that with every single book she had me blushing and looking around to see if anyone noticed. This reason and multiple others is why I keep coming back to her! In my opinion you absolutely have to read all three of these books in order, and READ THEM. Such an amazing box set.

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TWO HEARTS UNLIKELY HEROES (Two Hearts Wounded Warrior Romance Book 8) by Tamara Ferguson – Review by Lucy Berson

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Two Hearts Unlikely Heroes (Two Hearts Wounded Warrior Romance #9)Two Hearts Unlikely Heroes by Tamara Ferguson
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

Two Hearts Unlikely Heroes (Two Hearts Wounded Warrior Romance #9) by Tamara Ferguson’s.
I have read every single book in the Wounded Warrior Romance and there has not been one that I have not truly loved!
You can not help but fall in love with these characters and the storylines. The story is so extremely realistic that you almost believe that you are involved yourself. Sam and Ben’s story I loved. While deployed, Sam was involved in an attack on the convoy that she was in. It was a brutal attack and Ben was there to save her. While Sam is being targeted, Ben will do everything and anything to keep her safe. Will he be able to save her again?

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Indebted to the Vampires (The House of Durand Book 1) by Erin Bedford – Review by Nicky Margaret

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Indebted to the VampiresIndebted to the Vampires by Erin R. Bedford
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

Indebted to the Vampires (House of Durand book 1) by Erin Bedford is a 4 star read.
Piper Billings is a little down on her luck, she lost her job and ended up sleeping in her car so when an employment agency sends her for a live in maid position she knows she must do what she can to keep this job especially after she breaks a 15 million dollar vase. The six incredibly good looking men who live in the house aren’t making her job easy, when she finds out they’re vampires she’s not sure whether to run or stay and wonder if they will bite her. This book ends on a cliffhanger but don’t worry the rest of the series is already out.
I felt this book was a little slow to start but I couldn’t stop turning the pages, the author knew how to keep you interested and leave you wanting more.

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Rockin’ It Home: a Lawson Family Novel by Tracey Cramer-Kelly – Review by Susan Mowdy

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Rockin' It Home (Lawson Family #3)Rockin’ It Home by Tracey Cramer-Kelly
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

I completely devoured this book. I loved Ben! He’s this big bad rockstar who is amazing at everything he does but suffers from a drinking problem. He is now assigned to a personal assistant to keep him in line. I absolutely loved Danielle. This isn’t what she really wanted to do for living but at least it was a paycheck. Their chemistry was amazing despite the rough start. You can’t help fall for Ben who is coming out of a rough divorce and loves his daughter so much!

This book was a complete rollercoaster of emotions and so beautifully written and I cannot wait for more

Review by @listersda
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Indebted to the Vampires (The House of Durand Book 1) by Erin Bedford – Review by Kerry Chalmers

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Indebted to the VampiresIndebted to the Vampires by Erin R. Bedford
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

Indebted To The Vampires by Erin Bedford. Piper is down on her luck having lost her apartment, living out of her car and flitting between jobs, she is given a final offer from the temp agency she needs to make this work. Working as a maid in the House of Durand is not at all as she expected, her bosses are unusual to say the least but also very Hot!! I absolutely love this book, Piper is anything but the perfect maid she breaks things, trips on thin air and has just the right amount of sass. She sure has caught the attention of all six brothers in the Durand household. Such a easy read, I finished this book in a few hours, I can’t wait to read the next book in the series.

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Hail Mary by Hope Anika – Review by Bobbi Wagner

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Hail MaryHail Mary by Hope Anika
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

I enjoyed this book. This is not my first book by this author but it is my favorite. It is a well written story that I was pulled into from the very beginning. The characters are connectable and made the story feel realistic. The twists and turns that Beau and Wynn took me on had me sitting on the edge of my seat as well as turning pages fast. Beau is a newly appointed sheriff. Wynn has had trouble with the law in the past. Beau shows up on Wynn’s doorstep questioning her residents about the robbery. This is where the story picks up and I couldn’t put it down. Rules are broken and the past comes to the present. I highly recommend reading this book to find out what happens next.

Review by @bjwagner
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Hail Mary by Hope Anika – Review by Laura Furuta

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Hail MaryHail Mary by Hope Anika
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

Hail Mary
By Hope Anika
5 out of 5 stars

The story Hail Mary by Hope Anika is a romantic suspense book. It is a story that pulled me in from the beginning and didn’t let me go until the final page. It has mystery, romance, and characters that I loved reading about. First, there is Sheriff Beau Greystone. He is a former DEA agent who is haunted by the past. The murder of his wife and an injury that he received at the same time. He finds himself elected as sheriff and investigating a bank robbery. That is when he meets Wynn Owens. Wynn is not someone who trusts easily. Events her past shape who she is today. Then she meets Beau. The chemistry, sparks, and in the case of Wynn, her wit, has them not sure what to think of each other. She is trying to keep one of her elderly tenants out of trouble. He finds himself with a killer to catch. What does the future hold for Beau and Wynn? Will they be able to get over the past and take a chance on each other? Will the killer be caught? Read this book to find out. This story is written in such a way that I felt like I was right there with the characters trying to follow the clues to catch a killer. The book also had my emotions going up and down in moments. I found myself caring about what happens to Wynn and Beau and wanted them to find happiness. There are additional characters that are introduced, and I enjoyed many of the interactions between them, Wynn, and Beau. This is a story that had me turning pages wondering what was going to happen next. This is a book I would highly recommend reading.

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A Study in Spirits (College Fae book #2) by Byrd Nash – Review by Bobbi Wagner

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A Study in Spirits: A College Fae magic series #2A Study in Spirits: A College Fae magic series #2 by Byrd Nash
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

I enjoyed this young adult story. This is an author I have enjoyed from the first book I picked up. She writes with creativity and her details make the story feel realistic. This book is no different, page turning fast reading. This story is about mystery, making new friends and magic. Brigit has been accused of stealing and vandalism. In order for her to stay at the University she must find the person who is behind it. Will she find who did it with the help of Logan and the new girl who seems to know the guilty? These are great characters that are supportive of each other. They are connectable and made the story engaging. I highly recommend reading this book to find out who is really behind the crimes.

Review by @bjwagner
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FLOWERS IN DECEMBER TRILOGY: Flowers in December, Coming Home, Second Chance by Jane Suen – Review by Jennifer Gordon

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FLOWERS IN DECEMBER TRILOGYFLOWERS IN DECEMBER TRILOGY by Jane Suen
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

I loved this box set of Jane Suen’s ‘Flowers in December Trilogy’, containing the complete trilogy, ‘Flowers in December’, ‘Coming Home, and ‘Second Chance’. The stories follow the romance between Connor Norton and Mary Ann and the obstacles they faced. In the first book a grieving Connor returns to his small hometown which he has not visited for twenty years and he’s only back now because his mother has died. Connor now finds himself alone with only his elderly tabby cat Tom for company and then he meets Mary Ann whilst buying flowers. In ‘Coming Home’, it’s a Christmas story and Connor is back visiting his childhood home and meets Alana the estranged daughter of his next door neighbour but he also can’t forget Mary Ann. All three of them come together over a magical Christmas. In the final story, ‘Second Chance’, florist Mary Ann is happy running her successful flower shop but is still thinking of the grieving man she met four months ago when he came into her shop for flowers for his mother’s funeral, however she’s not seen Connor since. Then he returns leaving his job and his city life behind him and wanting to start a new life with Mary Ann who has moved on, however a well timed snowstorm brings the couple together giving Connor and Mary Ann a second chance.
This trilogy is a “clean and wholesome, small-town sweet romance”, which is best read as a series and in order. I loved the storyline and the characters all set in a lovely small town setting. The details that author Jane Suen includes made the place and the people come alive for me. I was fully immersed in the story and was pleased I could continue the series and I read the books one after the other. I found I went on an emotional rollercoaster whilst reading this heart warming trilogy and I was cheering the main characters on hoping that Connor and Mary Ann would have a ‘happy ever after’ especially as their chemistry sizzled off the page.
I recommend this trilogy by Jane Suen and I’m looking forward to reading more by this author.

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A Study in Spirits (College Fae book #2) by Byrd Nash – Review by Laura Furuta

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A Study in Spirits: A College Fae magic series #2A Study in Spirits: A College Fae magic series #2 by Byrd Nash
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

A Study in Spirits (College Fae book #2)
By Byrd Nash
5 out of 5 stars

The story A Study in Spirits A Study in Spirits (College Fae book #2) by Byrd Nash is a coming of age/fantasy book. It is a story that will pull you in from the beginning and I found myself not wanting to put it down. It is the second in a series and I loved the magical creatures and other characters that are introduced. The author did an amazing job in building a world where humans, fae, and others all live and in this book work together. I loved reading the characters of Brigit and Logan. Brigit finds that she must defend herself against accusations that could get her thrown out of the university. She now must discover who or what is destroying books in the campus library. Along with Logan, Emma, and others, she sets about finding the guilty party. Will they find out the truth about who is behind the destruction at the library? Read this book to find out. This story flows smoothly and I found myself feeling like I was right there with the characters. I found myself lost in the pages and when I read the last chapter wishing that it was a little longer. I would recommend reading this book.

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Hail Mary by Hope Anika – Review by Madison Degraffenreid

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Hail MaryHail Mary by Hope Anika
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

Hail Mary by Hope Anika

5-stars

Hail Mary by Hope Anika was an amazing and invigorating read. I loved how I was immediately pulled into this exciting book. The storyline was addictive with an excellent plot and climax. I found several incidents hilarious in this novel and others tragic and sad. Wynn and Beau were excellent characters and were developed well. I loved their stubborn and determined personality. I also loved Wynn’s soft side. This was an excellent read and I highly recommend it!

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Imposter: An Ash Park Novel (Volume 7) by Meghan O’Flynn – Review by Faith Jackson

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Imposter (Ash Park, #7)Imposter by Meghan O’Flynn
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

This one starts off with the action from the gate. The kidnapping of “Little Greggie” as the mystery of his suicide grips the detective working on his case. The poor kid’s family are an odd bunch holding out on the cops as the detective discovers the boy was drugged. But why and why did they want the kid to stay quiet permanently? Just as Det. Petrosky is getting closer to solving the case, new abductions begin to take place and new kids are victims of this kidnapper. The detective and his partner are in a race not only against time but they’re looking for a killer and the bodies of his victims!
These cops are on a chase to catch a killer and return kids to their families. Detective Petrosky is soon dealing with a lot as his own daughter’s puts his head in a dark place. His focus is bringing kids home to their family but will this help or hurt his case as he’s dealing with a lot at once.
This book had me hooked from the synopsis alone. I read each page and couldn’t put it down! Action-packed from the first chapter on down. This original story from the author is addictive to the reader. Entertaining as the story grips you to stay tuned. This book is a page-turner with unpredictable twists and turns.

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How Could I Forget (Plentiful in Love Book 1) by N.D. Jackson – Review by Lianne Probert

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How Could I ForgetHow Could I Forget by N.D. Jackson
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

How could I forget is the first story in a brand new series by this author.
Kayla and Dan have a rocky start to their relationship, and when they reunite years later Dan is very surprised to find out he is a father. The story follows the pair as they get to know each other again and find the best way to parent together.
The main characters are really likeable and you are really rooting for them throughout to rekindle their romance. It isn’t all smooth sailing, they face personal and professional challenges along the way, but this just makes the story even more believable. The highlight for me though was Aunt Tilly, the older lady has so much attitude and life about her, I’d love to see her pop up in future books.

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Around Midnight by Zarina Macha – Review by Kerry Carr

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Around MidnightAround Midnight by Zarina Macha
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

This is a good YA story. It follows Megan as she is relocated to London with her parents.

Her life is all planned out. With her talent and love for jazz she is going to go to a university in London to study and nothing will get in her way.

Until she meets Vince at a party. Vince is going to a college for boys who don’t play by the rules. And despite all her friends warning about his character she falls for him.

Soon Megan’s life in upside down as Vince’s true personality shows itself to be manipulative and nasty. Soon she is forced to choose between her music/future career or the love of a not so good guy.

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Devil’s Spawn (Satan’s Devils MC Colorado Chapter #6) by Manda Mellett – Review by Faith Jackson

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Devil's Spawn (Satan's Devils MC Colorado Chapter #6)Devil’s Spawn by Manda Mellett
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

This is another book I’m reading from this author and I’m beginning to enjoy not only the series but the way the author keeps all the stories connected. I enjoy the way the stories are told because it’s suspenseful, loving, mysterious, and intriguing. This book was quite the page-turner because what I love about this author is everything chapter after chapter is connected which is great for anybody a sucker (like I am) for a series. This book most definitely pulled at my heartstrings because you feel for the best for everyone involved. Your heart is torn for Vanna who had to go on with life as a single mother even though her husband was alive but his memory was erased following as a Marine. Vanna is a hell of a woman and your heart aches for her as she attempts to reconnect her family through the memory of her husband who has to re-meet the couple’s son.
Cas, the couple’s son, has become an unruly teenager who needs a father’s guidance. Lizard, Cas’ dad, has been absent in his son’s life but is about to be more present as this story develops. Lizard is about to discover his past as he’s covering a tattoo for a client.
The author wrote this in a way that’s tragic but not in the way you’d think. You’re drawn to the characters but not for the obvious reasons and yet you hope they reconnect. Full of twists and turns and is unpredictable in the best way. This series led to a beautiful ending that the reader wasn’t expecting. I loved this book and can’t say that enough!

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How Could I Forget (Plentiful in Love Book 1) by N.D. Jackson – Review by Faith Jackson

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How Could I Forget (Plentiful in Love Book 1)How Could I Forget by N.D. Jackson
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

This book reminds me of one of those Lifetime or Hallmark movie storylines and I’m a cornball, I love it! Kayla is gorgeous, lively, kind and untouchable. She and Dan spent one night together. A night filled with heat and passion to fill one another’s pleasures. Just as quick as started, it was over. After graduation, they’d said goodbye forever (or so they thought) until he found her AGAIN two houses down but 4 years later.
Dan was the cute nerd with gorgeous eyes. Intelligent, reserved, and soft-spoken. Kayla was just as taken with him as he was about her. As cautious as he was, it made her see him in a different light completely. Even though it was one night, their bodies hungered for one another. Their lives changed forever in one night until Dan showed back up where their lives would change forever.
This book is beautifully written and you can’t help but fall for the characters. You find yourself wanting for the characters to confide their inner desires and wind up together. This gives hope to love you pray they share together. Great read!

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Imposter: An Ash Park Novel (Volume 7) by Meghan O’Flynn – Review by Naomi McDonald

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Imposter: An Ash Park Novel (Volume 7)Imposter: An Ash Park Novel by Meghan O’Flynn
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

Imposter is volume seven in the Ash Park series.

Suspense. Intrigue. Mystery. A roller coaster of twists and turns. It’s everything you would expect from a book by Meghan O’Flynn. Imposter is a stay-up-all-night, unputdownable reading adventure. I mean, who can sleep when there is a mystery to solve??? (Seriously, this is not a book you can read in short spurts – make sure you have a good chunk of time available).

Great world building, and characters with depth bring this story to life.

Definitely a spectacular read!!!!

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