The Protector: MAC by Lisa B. Kamps
My rating: 5 of 5 stars
This book is riveting. It has you wanting to read it over and over again. It is a book that I recommend to read. It captured me into it the first chapter and got me re reading it again just because it is that good. I highly recommend reading The Protector: MAC.
Terror in Boring Town by Hoot N. Holler
My rating: 5 of 5 stars
Terror in Boring Town
A Sam and Rex Adventure
Book 1
By Hoot N. Holler
☆☆☆☆☆
Great read for older children as well as adults. Suspense and mystery are the events in this not so Boring Town. Let’s not forget the comedy and laughter that takes place in Boring Town.
Hoot N. Holler are a classic team for writing this book. You will fall in love with Sam and Rex. As like every 12 year old we know. Will find themselves getting into trouble, but not so much they can’t get out of it. When the boys try to convince the town of the the danger, nobody believes them. I enjoyed this story and the characters. Your 9 -12 year old boys will love this story, so will the girls. But for boys who don’t like to read, this is a must for them. You can bet I’ll be looking for more from Hoot N Holler. My grandkids will are going to love this book as well. Well Done!!!
Review@Cinful
Home is Where the Heart is: The Wilder Sisters by Melissa Keir
My rating: 5 of 5 stars
Home Is Where the Heart Is: The Wilder Sisters was a great 5 star read. We get 5 stories from the 5 Wilder sisters that will pull at your heart strings. These are all novella’s that had my emotions all over the place.
Forever Love (Syndie), Beach Desires (Stacey), A Christmas Accident (Sherri), Coming Home (Shevonne) and Holiday Homecoming (Sheryl)
Each story is a sister coming home and encountering their own struggles and finding what they need to be safe and to have happiness. All the sisters are very strong, each of their stories were unique, second chance romance, miracles, love and so much more. The family bonds in so many ways as they go through some very emotional times. All of the characters added a great element to each story and I was pulled right in by Melissa Keir’s writing. I look forward to reading more from her. This is a must read collection.
Reviewed by @mab54615
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Seraphina’s Revolution by Sheena Hutchinson
My rating: 5 of 5 stars
Seraphina’s Revolution (The Seraphina Series Book 4)
By Sheena Hutchinson
I couldn’t wait to start reading this book after having read the first three. It is my recommendation that you read these books in order. My expectations for this book were exceeded at every turn. I loved reading this series from the very beginning and as much as I loved this book I am sad that this is the last one. I enjoyed every minute of Sera’s journey and going along for the ride. The author does an exceptional job with her attention to detail and making you believe in the fantastical things that happen throughout the story. There is more than the battle of good vs evil in the world there is also the battle of good vs evil within and that made this book and series that much more engaging for me. This book is full of action, wonderful characters, and so much more. I highly recommend this book and this entire series!!
Terror in Boring Town by Hoot N. Holler
My rating: 4 of 5 stars
So I’ll start with the obvious, this is a kids book generated for the preteens to young teen age group. I believe this is a great story for kids, I believe they would stay interested in finishing the story. The story takes place during the summer. So obviously the school is out and by the title Sam and Rex live in a boring town. Their minds are pretty active in this book making it a mystery they have to solve. There are many funny moments in the book making it even more enjoyable for kids in my opinion. I think this will be a big hit for kids wanting to “investigate” along with Sam and Rex.
Cinderfella by Kristy Brown
My rating: 5 of 5 stars
Cinderfella
By Kristy Brown
Rated 5 stars
This is a cute story filled with magic, romance, hopes and dreams. I enjoyed the characters and could *feel* their problems. I really felt sorry for Ash. All that he has endured from his step brothers and family. His continued positive attitude and happy face surprised me at times. I guess it just took years for him to accept his lot and find the good in everything. I commend him. Princess Elle was a surprise. Her irritation for the castle, her duties and shockingly the “airs” that she didn’t put on. I guess the grass always does look greener on the other side no matter what the situation.
This line below spoken between the pair slay-ed me.
Princess:
“Don’t look at me!
No one is supposed to see me like this”
Ash:
“I’m great at being nobody”
What Ash is really saying is “don’t worry I’m used to being invisible and have no one to tell” as well as trying to alleviate her worries and make her feel better. So heartbreaking and lovely at the same time.
This is a first time author for me. She did a wonderful job. The story flowed and she made me care about the characters. I love that it’s filled with a good vs evil theme throughout the whole book.
Terror in Boring Town
By: Hoot N. Holler
My Rating: 4 of 5 stars
Terror in Boring Town (A Sam and Rex Adventure, #1) by Hoot N. Holler was a fun, entertaining read, that had that old school The Hardy Boys feeling.
My first read from this author, I went in with an open mind and channeled my inner child. That wasn’t hard, cause, well, I’m a 5 year old trapped in a 30 year old body.. jk, jk.. maybe… In all seriousness, this book was as I said, fun, super engaging, and perfect if you have a young reader that likes quik humor, extra characters and a mystery that will get your mind working, then this book is perfect. Not only that, it has enough adultness, that if you wanted to make it a family read, then you’ll have just as fun a time as your litte reader.
Overall this book brought me back to a simpler time, and to my early days a reading. The wording was easy to follow, the plot was complex in a way it would be for a young reader. So yes, I did figure out what was going on pretty fast, but as this book isn’t meant for my level, I didn’t mind, or care, cause as I have said like twice or more, this book is all around fun. Like disney channel TV movie fun. It has little bit of everything, and it gets my super high recommendation and my stamp of approval.
Happy Reading
-Review by @eawalsh
If The Shoe Fits… by Bea Stevens
My rating: 5 of 5 stars
If the Shoe Fits by Bea Stevens
Five Stars
If the Shoe Fits is the third book in the Liberty Laurence Series by Bea Stevens. This book can be read as a stand alone, but I would recommend reading the series in order. All of the books are great and they have recurring characters throughout the series. This book had me hooked from the very first page and I couldn’t put it down until the last. I love the way this author can make me laugh out loud and give such heartwarming feel good emotions. Libby is back in this story with a new dream job, that isn’t all it’s cracked up to be. The story is full of suspense, action and romance. It is really fun to watch this series spin out and I’m hope that it will continue with another story from Bea coming soon. If you are looking for a story that will make you smile, I highly recommend this book and series.
Reviewed by @sunbarn
Linda Gets her Groove Thing by J.D. Frettier
My rating: 5 of 5 stars
Linda Gets Her Groove Thing: A Spicy Romantic Comedy About the Afterlife (The Green Room Chronicles Book 2)
By JD Frettier
I loved reading this book. I was glad to see Dee and Bonnie in this story because I really enjoyed them in first book. The books in this series can be read as a standalone but if you do read the them in order you will get to know some of the other characters and you get the bonus of a book that’s just as much fun and great to read. This is a really short read but it packs a punch and is loads of fun to read. Linda White finds herself in the green room and in order to find out what happens in the green this is a must read, but I will tell you that you will enjoy reading what these ladies have in store for Linda’s cheating ex husband. I highly recommend this book.
Home is Where the Heart is: The Wilder Sisters by Melissa Keir
My rating: 3 of 5 stars
Home is Where the Heart Is: The Wilder Sisters
By Melissa Keir
Rated 3 stars
This starts out with three novellas. They are short, sweet and to the point. I really didn’t care for them. It just seemed the characters were very forward and within a short time they decided they loved and want marriage. Apparently I am too practical for that. The fourth one was better again until the ending…rushed. But the last one Holiday Homecoming was in my opinion the best. There was time for getting to know the other characters, some light romance along with danger and finally love. One thing I did like (which became more prevalent as the stories moved forward) was how they “kinda” built upon each other. I think that’s why I enjoyed the last the best. I actually had tears in my eyes while reading the ending of Sheryl’s story. I can’t imagine!
This is an ok read and if you enjoy quick romance with a lovely family theme…this is for you!
Knights Who Won My Heart by Sonya Jesus
My rating: 5 of 5 stars
Knights Who Won My Heart is the fourth and final book in the Knights series by Sonya Jesus. Ms. Jesus definitely pulls out all the stops and ends this series with a bang. Just when you think you know what is going to happen Ms. Jesus throws out a curve ball and leaves the reader clinging to the edge of their seat.
Throughout the series we watch Amelia make tough choices and grow up along the way to become one of the strongest characters I personally have read in a while. Add in a manipulative serial killer who is the only person that knows his endgame as well as a group of “Soccer Gods” and you have the makings of a wild ride. The Knights series is one that catches your attention from the first book all the way to the last page of the last book. It is a different and refreshing read and I recommend it to any reader interested in something a little different.
Linda Gets her Groove Thing by J.D. Frettier
My rating: 5 of 5 stars
Linda Gets her Groove Thing: A Spice Romantic Comedy About the After life ( The Green Room Chronicles Book 2) by JD Frettier. This is the funniest book I’ve read in a long time. Its such a short story but it will stay with you long after you’ve read it. Its the story of Linda White who has been recently widowed by a lying, cheating husband. She finds out she’s in deep debt so she can’t retire early like she thought she could. She continues to work at her Airlines job and enjoys the pleasure of her battery operated boyfriends. During a bit of a fit she throws over one of those “Boyfriends” she dies unexpectedly. She is met by fellow Green Roomers Dee Smeltzer and Bonnie Hampton who are the trouble makers. Linda tells them she wants karma on her ex husband so they introduce her to a soceress who puts a Karma like spell on her ex. Read this funny, laugh out loud short story and you will hee haw til your sides hurt. I loved it and can’t wait for the next book!
Terror in Boring Town by Hoot N. Holler
My rating: 4 of 5 stars
So first off I thought that this was a great children’s story! I don’t have any children in the target audience so I read and reviewed it as a teacher. I really enjoyed it and have no doubt that children in the age range would really enjoy this story and I also think that it would be great in engaging boys to read too! The plot was exciting and the characters were well thought out. The illustrations were bright and colourful and really added something to the story. There were some really good talking points too which would enable children to predict what might happen in the story.
I would absolutely recommend this book for the age range that had been identified and would have no hesitation using it in my classroom!
Home is Where the Heart is: The Wilder Sisters by Melissa Keir
My rating: 5 of 5 stars
I loved this collection of Novella’s by Melissa Keir. Each story in the collection focuses on one of the sisters and they really were all such a pleasure to read. I loved how the author made sure to make each sister different but also kept it so that you knew they were sisters. Each of their individual stories were heart-warming and sweet. We had second chance romance, relationships where people are still unsure of their sexuality, love, faith and miracles and more. Whilst I loved all of the stories I have to admit A Christmas Accident certainly had me grabbing for the tissues and those characters had my heart from the very beginning. I could feel the emotions of all the characters and cried along with them.
I have read a few books by this author now and I do love her easy and relaxed writing style, she writes beautiful stories that you can’t help but be swept up in straight away.
I definitely recommend Home is Where the Heart is – I can’t wait to read more from Ms Keir again in the future.
Don’t Let Me by Marie Skye
My rating: 5 of 5 stars
I have been waiting a long time for a new release from one of my favourite authors, Marie Skye, so I was extremely eager to get my hands on Don’t Let Me, the first book in the Simplicit Duet and as expected it didn’t disappoint at all! It was everything that I have come to love from this author, it had the heat she writes so well, the passion that she gets across to the reader and it had the characters that she makes me fall in love with as soon as I start reading about them. The secrets, the twists and the turns make for one captivating read. I always find it hard to write reviews of Ms Skye’s books not because they are bad, far, far from it but because it’s so easy to give away spoilers and I do not want to do that – so – what I will say is whether you are new to this author or not you absolutely should one click this book today! It is an amazing read and I cannot wait for the next part to see what happens!!
Home is Where the Heart is: The Wilder Sisters by Melissa Keir
My rating: 5 of 5 stars
Home is Where the Heart is
The Wilder Sisters
By Melissa Keir
☆☆☆☆☆
The is a complete novel, even though it is written as 5 novellas. It is the love stories that will keep you coming back for more.
The Wilder sisters each have their own story. 5 completely different women, with the same heart and soul. Each novella will take you on a different rollercoaster ride. This book says it all, not what I had expected at all. I cried some really ugly tears, and sobbed long after I finished. In fact I am trying not to break down again as I write this review.
Melissa Keir has really brought a beautiful story about families. What each sibling thought and how they thought the family would react. As I read this book I kept thinking about how strong these 5 women are. I feel like this story hit my home for me. I must say I LOVE THESE WOMEN and their FAMILIES. I could not put this book down after I started it. Beautiful story Melissa Keir! I will be looking for more from this author.
Review@Cinful
Home is Where the Heart is: The Wilder Sisters by Melissa Keir
My rating: 4 of 5 stars
Home is Where the Heart is by Melissa Keir is a collection of novellas from The Wilder Sisters. Each story focuses on a sister and her chance at romance. I like the stories and how they move work with each other. Each sister is different and has a different story to tell. I also like how they link to their connection with their dad and his illness. This was easy to relate to for myself because I have had a parent who had a serious illness. I also like the family bond that goes through each story. I really enjoyed this series and the range of emotions each evoked. I laughed and I felt the onset of tears. I look forward to more from this author in the future.
Review by @sherimichelle1
Cinderfella by Kristy Brown
My rating: 4 of 5 stars
Cinderfella by Kristy Brown is a twist on a classic fairy tale. Ash is a boy who doesn’t have it all. Ellie comes from luxury and is missing her glass slipper. What happens when the two meet? I always enjoy new takes on classic stories. This was no different. The story is sweet and I was wanting the happily ever after for the two of them. This was a fun, light read during a hectic week. It gave me a break from reality and allowed me to relax and recharge. I look forward to reading more from Kristy Brown in the future.
Review by @sherimichelle1
Terror in Boring Town by Hoot N. Holler
My rating: 5 of 5 stars
Terror in Boring Town by Hoot N Holler is the first book in the Sam and Rex Adventure Series. I am always on the lookout for a book to catch the attention of a reluctant reader. This adventure will catch their attention. Sam and Rex living in a boring town but don’t shy away from crazy adventures. The characters are fun and are easy to relate to for children. They catch on to some new people on time and hatch a plan to confirm their suspicions. I enjoyed this book and look forward to introducing my niece to some new characters. She is always up for a mystery and adventure and I think she will like Sam and Rex. I will be looking for more books from Hoot N Holler in the future.
Review by sherimichelle1
Vantage Point by Amy McKinley
My rating: 5 of 5 stars
The Vantage Point by Amy McKinley is the next in the Gray Ghost Novel Series and is no less flipping fantastic than the other 3 books in this series. In this book you have Hawk Ares who is the epitome of the dark, brooding and silent type and then there is Stella Klein who is Hawk’s neighbor who will do anything (I mean ANYTHING) for her family. Stella tries to help her brother out of a very sticky and dangerous situation putting herself in danger right along with her brother. Hawk has always silently watched and wanted Stella but once she puts herself on the radar of a local loan shark Hawk can no longer watch from the side lines. The build of these two’s relationship is awesome right along with the story that the author weaves. What happens when both of their words collide? Will Stella listen or back down when Hawk tries to help her? Will Hawk thaw his stance on his no relationship rule? I am in love with this author’s way of telling a story and I felt a genuine connection with these characters.
Terror in Boring Town by Hoot N. Holler
My rating: 4 of 5 stars
Much to my mother’s chagrin, I was an adventure seeking tom boy as a kid. My friends and I would go “treasure hunting” in abandoned lots and one day I was so dirty that I had to be hosed off in the backyard before I could enter the house. As I was reading this book I was reminded of my youthful misadventures and I hadn’t thought about those times in a very long time. For me, that is a great benefit of reading, to go to a place you haven’t been before or to return to a memory you haven’t visited in a while. This is a young reader book. Again, it’s been a while since I read a young reader book, but this is definitely better than what I remember. This was full of adventure and it reminded me of the times I would fight with my big brothers to be included as well. I really liked this story, it was intriguing and entertaining, but most importantly for me, it was fun. I could see this happening in a little town, a town I would love to visit. So for me this had everything I love in a book and I can’t wait to see what these two get up to next.
Home is Where the Heart is: The Wilder Sisters by Melissa Keir
My rating: 4 of 5 stars
Home is Where The Heart Is (The Wilder Sisters) by Melissa Keir
4-stars
Home is Where The Heart Is by Melissa Keir is a series of five stories that follow the Wilder sisters. Each story follows along the sisters as they return home to be with their family in times of need. Each and every story is emotional in its own way with many ups and downs which kept me entertained the whole way through.
I loved the layout of this book and all the detail that was provided. I found the storylines to flow quickly as each story is relatively short in length. However, all the detail made it easy for me to connect and relate to the characters and it never felt as if anything was missing.
This was my first book by this author, but it certainly won’t be my last. I look forward to reading more from Melissa in the future!
Home is Where the Heart is: The Wilder Sisters by Melissa Keir
My rating: 5 of 5 stars
Home is Where the Heart is: The Wilder Sisters by Melissa Keir
5+++++ Stars
Oh my goodness I loved this family, I loved the town they lived in and I especially loved Dad!
This is 1 book that contains 5 different stories involving the different children of the Wilder Family yet each with an ongoing theme. So many parts of this entire book literally had me smiling, and others fighting back tears, I dealt with many of the issues in this book in my own life and am also the parent of 4 daughters so a lot of this story hit home in many ways.
I love this author and how she tells her stories, they always feel so real and I feel like I’m right there watching it all play out, actually wanting to be right there watching it all play out. There were a few parts that simply took my breath away!
Every one of the 5 had something that made it my favorite yet I can’t pick a favorite, it’s the stories that make the whole of this book that has made me add it to my favorite reads so far this year list
Read this, I’m not even kidding….
Review by @debikircher
LOVE on the LINE by Laurie Lewis
My rating: 5 of 5 stars
LOVE on the LINE is book two in the Great Expectations Love Stories: The Graykens by Laurie Lewis. This is the continuation of Matthew and Mikaela’s story. Mikaela, on a mission to save Matt’s life, will go to any lengths for him. Their love only grew stronger through many challenges. They face many hurdles and struggle to overcome the odds. But their love always remains the one, constant and unbreakable.
Laurie Lewis is an author that tears at your heart, breaks it, mends it, amd fills it with bliss for these couples. Gripping and emotional, LOVE on the LINE was an unputdownable story, and one that I will never forget. 5 stars.
Don’t Let Me by Marie Skye
My rating: 5 of 5 stars
Don’t Let Me (Simplicit Duet Book 1)
By: Marie Skye
5 out of 5 stars
The story Don’t Let Me (Simplicit Duet Book 1) by Marie Skye is an awesome and amazing book to read. It is a story that pulled me in from the very beginning and didn’t let me go until the very end. It is a book that has an amazing plot/storyline and equally wonderful characters. The characters are well-developed and I loved reading about them. They are dark and brooding, conflicted, and mysterious. It is a story that gets better as you read and there are times when it left my mouth hanging open. This is a book that had my emotions going up and down the entire time that I was reading it. There are very steamy scenes that make the temperature in the room rise. They will make you swoon and reach for a glass of cold water. The atmosphere that the book creates is at times dark and will have you wondering what is going to happen next. There is intense and emotional dialogue. What does the future hold for the characters in this story? Read this book to find out. This is a story I would highly recommend reading.
Everyday Enchantments: Musings on Ordinary Magic & Daily Conjurings by Maria F DeBlassie
My rating: 4 of 5 stars
Everyday Enchantments: Musings on Ordinary Magic & Daily Conjurings by Maria DeBlassie is a delightful little read, of short essays. Everyday Enchantments, isn’t exactly a self-help book, but more collection of personal essays from Maria DeBlassie, to demonstrate to readers the everyday experiences we have with magic, without noticing them. This book is very good for helping readers be more mindful, and more aware of the world around you, rather than stuck in your own head. I found it personally help me practice meditation and mindfulness, whilst being outdoors and active. It helped me gain a new appreciation for the smaller things in life and how truly beautiful this world can be, when we aren’t taking it for granted. Though this type of book isn’t something I usually reach for, it was definitely a refreshing and charming read. 4/5 stars.
Everyday Enchantments by Maria F. DeBlassie
My rating: 4 of 5 stars
Everyday Enchantments: Musings on Ordinary Magic and Daily Conjurings by Maria DeBlassie is a book designed to get you thinking in a different way.
This book is one that was written in a different style to that which I am used to reading and I found that refreshing. I loved that the book was almost in nice little bite sized chunks for you. For myself, running around after a one year old, it made it so much easier to read. I could pick it up and put it down easily, falling straight back into the authors rhythm every time I did. It really helps you to reflect on your everyday life and news ways of thinking about things.
This is honestly the type of book that I never thought I would read but I am so glad I did. Brilliant from start to finish I would highly recommend everyone give this book a go!
Misfortune of Song by Christy Nicholas
My rating: 4 of 5 stars
Misfortune of Song
(The Druid’s Brooch series, Book 5)
4 out of 5 stars
The Druid’s Brooch series does not fall under the category of genres I read very often but with books so well written, I’ve gladly made an exception.
Misfortune of Song is the fifth book in the series by Christy Nicholas but it can easily be read by itself; in fact I’ve been reading this series out of order.
Once again Christy Nicholas has captured me with her storytelling, in depth characters and fantastic imagery. The storyline had a bit of everything to keep me engaged and my emotions on edge.
I believe in my last review I stated that the book I had just read was my favorite in the series, I’d have to go back on my word and say Misfortune of Song has stolen that spot. Let this be an example of the kind of series this is, once you think you couldn’t love the books anymore, you read the next installment. Misfortune of Song has introduced me to a whole new world and much welcomed break from reality, if only for a short period. I will be recommending this author/series to anyone I know that’s looking for a fantastic read all around.
Review by @fnbates
Man with the Mafia by Debra J. Falasco
My rating: 5 of 5 stars
4 1/2 Stars
Man With the Mafia is the second book in the Man With Series by Debra J. Falasco. This was my first book by Ms. Falasco, so I wasn’t sure of what to expect going in. I love a good mafia romance, so I was won over by the blurb, and the beautiful cover. What I found between the covers was a wonderful story, which had me hooked quite quickly. I loved it, and became quite intrigued about the other (recurring) characters, so I went back and one-clicked it to read too.
Deidre Collins is new to the neighbourhood, having left her home and great friends behind at Virginia Beach to get a fresh start. She’s a romance writer approaching thirty, who has quite a bit of baggage from her previous relationship which ended badly. She just wants to get on with her life, settle in, make friends, and write her stories. She’s definitely not interested in another relationship. So, why does a certain man make her swoon whenever he’s near?
Vincent Manetti is an attorney who grew up in the neighbourhood. He works hard, and is very good at what he does. He looks after his own, but plays everything quite close to his vest. He doesn’t do relationships, and isn’t looking for love. But he is soon questioning his stance when a beautiful woman keeps falling into his path. Vincent is more than intrigued, he can’t stop thinking about her, fantasizing about her- and has an overwhelming urge to protect her . She’s got a definite good-girl vibe, so why then does he keep seeing a naughty twinkle in her eyes. He’s determined to find out, and he soon realised that when it came to Deidre things were not going to be easy.
With her issues, and Vincent’s secretive side and a foot in two different worlds, will Deidre ever be able to give her trust completely? When danger threatens, will Vincent be able to keep her safe? As the game of cat and mouse intensifies, how much more can Deidre take before she breaks, completely? Will the pressure pull them together, or break them apart, forever? Some secrets can never be revealed, so will she understand, or will it erode any trust between them? And what happens when they’re forced to flee? The answers to these questions, and so much more can be found between the covers of this fantastic story. So, do yourself a favour and grab a copy today.
This is a mafia romance, with a bit of a twist. There is suspense, drama, secrets, misunderstandings, doubts, trust issues, danger, intrigue, hidden agendas, charged chemistry, passion, and insta-love. The characters are all really well developed- and are quirky, interesting and multidimensional. I really loved Deidre and Vincent- they were really easy to get invested. The secondary characters also added to the storyline, especially Deidre’s friends, and the (quirky) neighbourhood residents. I think Carlo needs his own story- and Vincent’s brother has me intrigued too.
The story is told from several Points of view, which made for some really great reading. It has a smooth flow and is very easy to read. I devoured it in a few hours. The story unfolds along the same timeline as the first book- but you don’t need to have read that book before starting this one- they can both be read as standalones.
The only ‘issue’ that I have is that the story felt quite rushed at the end, and some of the ‘threads’ weren’t completely tied up. For me there seemed to be a few unresolved issues that were a little skirted over and not fully addressed. And what happened to the kitten? Was he left out at the cabin to fend for himself? Yes, I am worried about a fictional Kitten, don’t judge. And then there were a few minor inconsistencies in the storyline, such as this- (At the beginning of chapter 11): “Open the door, Deirdre.” It was the first time I’d ever said her name. It felt like honey on my tongue. Thick, rich, sweet honey………. BUT way back at the end of chapter 5 we already read this: “I’m not going to call you Dee, especially if the other men in your life did. And yes, Deirdre, we are going to be friends. Very good friends.”
But, having said that I really did enjoy the book and will definitely be stalking Ms. Falasco in future so I can keep up with all her new releases when they happen. Can’t wait to read book #3- Man With A Castle.
Thank You, Ms. Falasco!
Reviewed by @angelahayes
Man with the Mafia by Debra J. Falasco
My rating: 5 of 5 stars
Suspense. Romance. New beginnings. Intrigue. Bad guys. Sassy female leads.
Yep. This one has it all. From the characters to the plot development, from the relationship of the main characters to the brewing romance… I was hooked on page one. Beautifully written, this piece of fiction is one book I will be reading again very soon!
Reviewed by @heatherlovelace
