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Secure Again: A Chase Group Story by R.L. Dunn – Review by Heather Lovelace

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Secure Again: A Chase Group StorySecure Again: A Chase Group Story by R. L. Dunn
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

I continue to thoroughly enjoy this author and series. A fantastic mix of mystery, suspense, with plenty of heart and emotion. The writer kept me guessing and glued to my seat as I gripped the pages. I couldn’t walk away without finishing the story. Just a solid book with some great characters. Very vivid pictures unfolded as I read and I felt like I was walking along with the main characters. Just really loved it.

Reviewed by @heatherlovelace

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Fierce Emotions (Marcy Series Book 8) by Linda Burson – Review by Heather Lovelace

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Fierce EmotionsFierce Emotions by Linda Burson
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

Another great read from Burson. I enjoyed seeing Marcy’s next chapter unfold. Burson very easily continues her tale and weaves such a beautiful story with riveting characters. Another emotional rollercoaster but one I gladly stuck with from beginning to end.

Reviewed by @heatherlovelace

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Edge of the Storm (Silent Secrets Book 2) by Lisette Kristensen – Review by Heather Lovelace

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Edge of the Storm: Book 2 (Silent Secrets)Edge of the Storm: Book 2 by Lisette Kristensen
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

This action packed novella about Halo and Blackbird will grab your attention immediately. It moves quickly and is full of vivid detail. This is my first book from this author and I enjoyed it. The limited writing space does not hinder the character development or plot pace. Very enjoyable read. I look forward to reading more in this series.

Reviewed by @heatherlovelace
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Trickster’s Hunt (Three Tricksters Book 1) by Carrie Whitethorne – Review by Maura Harper

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Trickster's Hunt (Three Tricksters #1)Trickster’s Hunt by Carrie Whitethorne
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

I’ve never read either of these authors before so wasn’t sure what to expect. The blurb pretty much spelled the book out, so I knew it was going to be a unique read. I read a lot of different things and this seemed to combine a few of the more unusual ones.

I’m not sure how these authors co-wrote the story – if they sat together in a room dictating to each other – or if they exchanged google docs and continued where the other left off – or if each had their own voice in a specific character, but the writing was seamless. Their styles meshed in such a way that it was a blended story.

I did not like the female protagonist. I found myself skimming through some of the more detailed parts because I was more interested in the general story than the nitty gritty annoying bits of her. The guys were interesting but let’s talk about the cat. “They” always say one should not work with kids or animals and I think that is true in this story. The cat (btw, I’m totally naming my next cat the same name) is one of my favorite cats I’ve ever read. So clever and witty and communicative.

This is the first book in a series so obviously it had to end the way it did to compel the reader to read the next book. I think the pace will pick up a little in the next one. I will be sticking with the series.

Review by @mauraharper

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Problematic Love (Rogue Series Book 8) by Lara Ward Cosio – Review by Maura Harper

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Problematic Love (Rogue Series Book 8)Problematic Love by Lara Ward Cosio
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

It is my opinion that this should NOT be read as a stand-alone. I think the series needs to be read in the order it was written to fully grasp the story behind the story of these characters. There are a lot of characters that precede this book who play an intricate role in PROBLEMATIC LOVE.

There is a huge world to this series. In each of the previous books, there is a realistic take on events happening and at times I have enjoyed reading the stories and other times I’ve been on the fence about them. This is one of those books that was just a little too realistic, a little too “problematic” for me. There are boundaries crossed, characters that I wanted to shake and tell them to step away to take a breath, and complex issues that I think were handled in a way that leads me to believe the author has some experience in.

I don’t want to recap the blurb or give anything away so it is difficult to explain what I am feeling. I’ve sat with it for a little bit hoping for the review to become clearer to me, but it’s not. It’s an entanglement of real life vs fiction that I sometimes struggle with – so I will simply say…

Read this book (after reading the others, of course).

Review by @mauraharper

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The Vampire Queen (Wheel of Crowns Book 3) by Brandi Elledge – Review by Emily Walsh

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The Vampire Queen (Wheel of Crowns Book 3)The Vampire Queen
By: Brandi Elledge
My Rating: 5 of 5 stars

The Vampire Queen (Wheel of Crowns Book 3) by Brandi Elledge was a hooking read, that had me flipping the pages. Who needs seep?

Not my first read by this author or in this series, so when this book was released I snatched it out. Just so you know though these books are part of a series, they can be read as standalones, and out of order. So if you haven’t read the other books, you got no worries about spoilers or feeling lost.

I have to say, this instalment has probably been the best so far. I loved the opening, and the MC was witty, fun an a little bit of a goof. I think if I was a vampire we’d be alike. This book felt, there, like, everything flowed nicely, the connection felt real and I believe the author found their stride with this book. Not that the other books aren’t as good, it’s just this one, was polished, and shiny. (I highly suggest the other books BTW).

Overall this book was as I said, fun, detailed, and smooth. If you’re looking for a good unique, quirky vampire read, then I highly suggest you gets your hands on this truly one of a kind read.

Happy Reading

-Review by @eawalsh

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Minx by Maggie Adams – Review by Maura Harper

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MINXMINX by Maggie Adams
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

This is one of those stories that is right up my alley.

Good friends – check
Redemption – check
Humor – check
Quick read that held my attention – check
A little mystery to hold my interest – check

This book is on the shorter side and because of it, moves at a very quick pace. There were a couple of characters who I constantly rolled my eyes at (I’m looking at you Matt & Ritter) and I wanted to write them right out of the story and some of the situations were odd, but I found the story an enjoyable one and would recommend it.

I will be checking out other books by this author in the future.

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Edge of the Storm (Silent Secrets Book 2) by Lisette Kristensen – Review by Sheri Schrader

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Edge of the Storm: Book 2 (Silent Secrets)Edge of the Storm: Book 2 by Lisette Kristensen
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

Edge of the Storm by Lisette Kristensen is the second book in the Silent Secrets series. This is a short story that packs a punch. I really am enjoying seeing the transformation and growth of the character Blackbird. Also, despite the short length, there is a lot of story told. Characters are interesting and developed and the story is action-packed. I also enjoyed the story and the angle of the target being Vatican treasures. I look forward to more in this series.

Review by @sherimichelle1

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Perfectly Played by Holly Kerr – Review by Lyndsey Fairley

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Perfectly PlayedPerfectly Played by Holly Kerr
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

Perfectly Played by Holly Kerr

I absolutely LOVED this book. The characters were so relatable and I felt each thing they did as they were going through it all. That makes for a great story.
This book drives home the “small world” saying, and also the “when you know, you know”.
This is a must read and I cannot wait to see we get more from the other characters in this book as they left me hanging near the end.

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That’s A Wrap (Paranormal Talent Agency Book 3) By Heather Silvio – Review by Tausha Treadway

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That's a Wrap (Paranormal Talent Agency, #3)That’s a Wrap by Heather Silvio
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

That’s a Wrap ( Paranormal Talent Agency Book 3) by Heather Silvio. I love these books. They are short and full of mystery and romance with a paranormal twist. This is the story of Mia Flynn as you know from the other books, is a Water Spirit living 200 years among humans. She is currently living in Las Vegas as a Producer for movies. When her star is murdered on a live social media promotion of the movie Mia has to put on her Detective hat. Jacob Dawson a real Las Vegas Metro Police Detective is not real happy with Mia’s help but he can’t deny the sparks that fly between them. These books have laugh out loud moments and make you forget the world around you as you are reading them. I can’t wait for the next installment. Read That’s a Wrap to see if Mia solves the murder and if Jacob takes a chance on the crazy read head.

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Past Storm and Fire by Christy Nicholas – Review by Heather Bahm

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Past Storm and FirePast Storm and Fire by Christy Nicholas
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

Past Storm and Fire by Christy Nicholas was a riveting read that will embark upon the realms of expectation and more. The imagery was remarkably well done and I loved how the Val’s writing takes on a life of its own while her own life begins shifting further. This story draws the reader into its pages while Val and her own character(s) embark upon their own journeys. The writing was on point and the emotional attributes hit at the pivotal moments, right where they should. Chapter to chapter, you will drawn further into the story until you crest into the final chapter(s). Truly addictive with passionately written characters with aspects between the past and present that were amazing. Recommend this book!

Reviewed by @hbahm

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Fictional-ish by Natalina Reis – Review by Tausha Treadway

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Fictional-ish: A Friends to Lovers RomanceFictional-ish: A Friends to Lovers Romance by Natalina Reis
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

Fictional-ish : A Friends to Lovers Romance by Natalie Reis. This is a wonderful book full of twist and turns that will make you sad, mad and everything in between. Its the story of Livie Dunn who loves books and one days dreams to own her own book store. She has been in love with Kyle Huang since the beginning of time and just knows that one day he will see it too. When Kyle marries her worst enemy Mila from school, she’s is devastated. Kyle keeps pushing Livie away even though its the last thing he wants to do. Kyle was always taught to do the right thing which is why he married Mila but he now knows what a mistake it was. He realizes he’s in love with Livie after she moves 2 countries away to open a book store in Scotland. Will Kyle move to Scotland and claim his one true love? Will Livie let him in again even though she’s scared he will break her heart again? Read Fictional-ish to find out.

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Perfectly Played by Holly Kerr – Review by Heather Bahm

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Perfectly PlayedPerfectly Played by Holly Kerr
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

Perfectly Played by Holly Kerr is a sports themed romantic comedy. A story of coincidences and second chances with fate playing a grand hand. Holly Kerr delivers an enchanting story when life doesn’t go exactly as planned with a group of characters that are rife with hilarious conversations and acts. Who wouldn’t laugh at half the stuff that occurs in this story?! I loved Dean and Flora in this novel and felt that they each grew from where they began at the start. There were definitely a couple characters I wanted to toss in a box and throw out because they were just drove me to feel that way; however, they added much needed dimension to the story and provided those characters that you love to hate! Perfectly Played was a great story and followed along with the sport theme that carried with the characters perfectly!

Reviewed by @hbahm

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Minx by Maggie Adams – Review by Jenni Bishop

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MINXMINX by Maggie Adams
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

MINX by Maggie Adams is a delightful quick and easy read that is a short story but there is nothing short about what is packed into this little tale. It is fun and the hilarity of it had me laughing out loud, hubby kept looking at me like I was a loon. The characters are quirky and delightful but I would have loved the story to be longer to get a better feel of them and their lives as a whole. Even though it is fun there is the serious side of the story where after your marriage breaks down you go through the stages of grief and you have to find yourself and who you are now and that is where the fun begins.
Miranda’s husband of 20 years decides their marriage is over and kicks her out whilst bringing in the younger woman. She goes through an awakening to find herself and love herself again.
If you love a story with a little quirk, then this one you don’t want to look past.

Reviewed by @jennadb

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MaddJax Series, Boxed Series Set, Book One & Book Two: A Second Chance Stepbrother/co-CEO Romance by Deborah Ann – Review by Jenni Bishop

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MaddJax Series, Boxed Series Set, Book One & Book TwoMaddJax Series, Boxed Series Set, Book One & Book Two by Deborah Ann
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

MaddJax Series Boxed Set by Deborah Ann is a bargain because you get both books in one go. No waiting to find out what comes next. It is a second chance romance story with a twist of stepbrother and stepsister fall in love. It is a story about hang ups of the forbidden which is equal parts frustrating, sexy and steamy and oh so good. There is plenty chemistry and intrigue, drama and angst and a love so strong it melts your heart. I fell in love with the characters and Deborah’s writing.
Jax is back to claim his girl but will she fall willingly back into his arms or has he left it too late?
Maddison has missed the love of her life but is still hung up on the forbidden love and what it will do to their parents. Can she look past this and truly find happiness?
Deborah has done well with this series and I look forward to reading so much more from her. If you love second chance romance with a little forbidden love, then this series is one you definitely don’t want to look past.

Reviewed by @jennadb

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Fictional-ish by Natalina Reis – Review by Robin Rankin

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Fictional-ishFictional-ish by Natalina Reis
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

Fictional-ish by Natalina Reis is a sweet friends to Lovers romance. Sometimes you don’t know what you have right in front of you until it’s too late and gone.

Livie and Kyle’s story is sweet even with the bumps in the road they have to deal with. They have known each other since they were little and have been inseparable since, that is until Kyle is an idiot.

As much as I loved Kyle and Livie I think I loved Jenny just a little more. She made me laugh or smile several times.

I would love a follow up or to see Jenny end up with her own story. I think that would be a great story to read.

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Problematic Love (Rogue Series Book 8) by Lara Ward Cosio – Review by Heather Bass

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Problematic Love (Rogue Series Book 8)Problematic Love by Lara Ward Cosio
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

I have read a few books from this amazing author and she continues to blow my mind. This is the eighth book in the Rogue series. I absolutely love Rockstar romance but this author exceeds my expectations. This is the continuation of Danny Boy’s story. You will have to at least read the fifth book Looking for Trouble to understand what is going on this book. This has grown to be one of my all time favorite Rockstar romances ever. I was so excited when this book came out. I stop everything and started to read this book right away. I was so invested in this story it only took me a little over one day to devour this incredible story.

This book starts a little bit after the first one ends. Danny Boy is so shocked but he got the woman he wanted the lovely Ms. Paterson. He knows that this is going to be the first real relationship he has ever had. Danny Boy had a bad childhood and he is still trying to heal from it. He was an addict and sometimes he still feels the temptation. Danny Boy is trying to become the man he needs to be for Amelia but it is easier said than done. He keeps on making mistakes that takes a toll on him and he quickly figures out that Amelia wants a lot of different things that he might not be able to give her. Will Danny Boy be able to find the man he truly is or will the darkness take over once again?

I absolutely loved this book. The storyline has it all romance, heartbreak, healing, forgiveness. You will have a love and hate relationship with these characters. Danny Boy as we all know is a the perfect bad boy. He doesn’t care what other people think of him but deep down he wants someone to love him. Danny Boy is a very raw and real character that I grew to love. Amelia is a beautiful woman that has a good head on her shoulders. She knows that this relationship could turn out ugly but she feels something for Danny Boy that she can’t get away from. These characters have some steamy scenes that will make your temperature rise. This talented author will keep you on your toes until the end. I hope there will be more stories of this amazing band soon.
Review by @heatherbass
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Fierce Emotions (Marcy Series Book 8) by Linda Burson – Review by Robin Rankin

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Fierce EmotionsFierce Emotions by Linda Burson
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

Fierce Emotions by Linda Burson is the eighth book on the Marcy Series. This book most definitely shouldn’t be read as a standalone, it’s an on going series.

Brad and Liam aren’t perfect but they take such good care of Evan and Marcy and though they overreact to a lot they are able to dial it back.

Marcy really has a good life, two husbands that love her and the sweetest toddler and friends. But if you have been keeping up with the series you will know it isn’t always great for her.

This is a book you want to read when you have a time to sit back and soak it in.

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Death and the Crone: Book Three of the Lucky Devil Series by Megan Mackie – Review by Erica Fish

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Death and the Crone: Book Three of the Lucky Devil SeriesDeath and the Crone: Book Three of the Lucky Devil Series by Megan Mackie
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

Death and the Crone is the third book in the Three of the Lucky Devil series by Megan Mackie. I would highly recommend reading the first two books in the series so you can meet some of the characters from the other two stories. I have to admit I did not know who Megan Mackie was before I was referred to her books, but now I love her writing. I would highly recommend her to anyone who is looking for a fresh author to start reading. This story is set in Chicago, which is where I grew up. It was fun looking at Chicago from a different point of view. Margaret is the main female character who is older and really has given up. She just does not see a positive end to her life. She has been asked by this stranger to come back to his apartment and that is where the story picks up. She learns that there is a silver lining in her cloud and not she needs to ride the wave. Will Margaret’s savior be all that he cracks up to be? Will Margaret feel like life is a journey she wants to continue?

The Mourning Islands by Douglas Wells – Review by Lisa Helmick

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The Mourning IslandsThe Mourning Islands by Douglas Wells
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

The Mourning Islands
By Douglas Wells
Rated 4 stars

This is a tale that takes you in ups and downs. There is some romance in it but it’s not the theme for the book. Mystery and intrigue are what fuel this story. Talmon is hired by a couple to spy on their investment. While doing that he meets a load of new people. They are mafia, con men and lovely ladies. The story drew me in and didn’t let go. I was wanting to know what was going to happen. It seemed like there are two different stories to follow along with. I enjoyed the characters and the trouble they got into.

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Fictional-ish by Natalina Reis – Review by Lisa Helmick

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Fictional-ishFictional-ish by Natalina Reis
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

This is an great story! I enjoyed reading it. There are a ton of ups and downs and a couple times I wasn’t sure everything was going to turn out alright. The story held my interest and I love the easy going writing style of this author. The characters were fun and lovely. If I could only get that Scottish or Australian accent right in my head it would be perfect! Livie is the star of the book. Her secret love/best friend has just decided to marry her worst enemy. I think Livie does the right thing by moving to another place. That would be the fastest way to accomplish recovery. Sadly everything she is running from….follow her to Scotland. So now she really has to figure out how to deal with her problems. Jenny was a great secondary character. (Well Cal too) I loved how she is always there and avail to help Livie whether it’s business or personal. Yet she never overstepped those boundaries.
Another amazing story by Natalina Reis.

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Murder Among Friends by Linda Burson – Review by Stefanie Carney

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Murder Among FriendsMurder Among Friends by Linda Burson
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

This book has a great story line, but for me it suffers from too many ideas and not enough editing. Maybe it’s because I love a good thriller that I started this book with high expectations and for the most part I wasn’t disappointed but there were definitely some things that I had to question. I definitely didn’t know who I could trust while reading this which reminded me of Gone Girl and I think that that alone is a talent. I feel like there is an amazing writer here, one who is thoughtful and thinks about the steps ahead. Though this may not have been my favorite book, I really respect Linda Burson for putting out a book that kept me guessing and flipping the pages. I am eager to see what she does next.

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Past Storm and Fire by Christy Nicholas – Review by Susan Mowdy

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Past Storm and FirePast Storm and Fire by Christy Nicholas
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

This book had me hooked just by reading the synopsis! It sounded so different than anything Ive read before so this was a must read!

Val was such an amazing character. She’s hitting a rough patch in her life and she’s turned to writing a romance novel that takes place in Iceland. This is her escape. She was able to create a world in which she can escape the issues in her life but all of a sudden the lines between her world and the fictional one she’s made up start to cross each other.

The story was straight up brilliant. It gave you all the feels and left me with a slight book hangover!

Review by @listersda
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Edge of the Storm (Silent Secrets Book 2) by Lisette Kristensen – Review by Lisa Helmick

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Edge of the Storm: Book 2 (Silent Secrets)Edge of the Storm: Book 2 by Lisette Kristensen
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

Edge of the Storm: Book 2 (Silent Secrets)
By Lisette Kristensen
Rated 5 stars

This is the second book in this series and all I can say is Wow! So fast paced and full of action! I really enjoyed this one! We get to see the first mission of Blackbird. It and the story completely enthralled me. The characters are smart, fit and have zero tolerance for fun. It’s all business all the time…well except that one brief moment. I feel these stories get better and better with each one I read.
In a side note I have to say…400 pushups? Dayum! That is impressive! I can only imagine the shape she is in. Well done to the author and I look forward to reading more about this character.

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Rage (The Marcy Series Book 1) by Linda Burson – Review by Michelle Mulvey

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Rage (The Marcy Series, #1)Rage by Linda Burson
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

Rage is Book 1 in The Marcy Series by Linda Burson. This book had a lot of suspense in it. I didn’t like the character of Marcy I’m the book because I just felt like she caused her own issues. Just when you think her life is on track she causes more issues.
Marcy is the owner of a coffee shop. She has been dating Brad for a very long time but they start to have problems because she has this rage in her and no one knows why. She just snaps at people for no reason. Brad basicallly tells her, she needs to seek help, or he is gone. Finally she decides to seek out professional help and that makes Brad very happy. They have great times together and then he decides to take their relationship to the next level. Marcy is over the moon with happiness. The reader is happy and thinks this book is on the right track.
Marcy met a man named Liam when her and Brad were having some issues. Liam approaches Marcy after she is involved is a gas station robbery. Of course now that Marcy is happy with the way her life is going, something bad happens. Brad is away for work and keeps trying to reach Marcy but is unable to. She is to busy out all the time with Liam she forgets to charge her cell phone. This causes all sorts of trouble between Marcy and Brad.
Marcy is heartbroken over her recent breakup with Brad and ends up going away for a week with Liam so he can teach her about firearms. He teaches her about different firearms and how to shoot them. Of course during their week together, they get romantically involved. During that time Brad is looking all over for her.
When Marcy comes back home and speaks with Brad, je Fonda our about Liam. And forgives her for being unfaithful which she really wasn’t considering they were broken up.
I just thought this book was very long and had a lot more pages then it needed.
Marcy needs to break off her relationship with Liam if her and Brad will be able to be happy. Will her and Brad be able to go back to the happiness they once had or will everything be ruined because of the plans Marcy has to help Liam with.

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The Immigrant: An Italian in America (The Italian Saga Book 7) by Gaia B Amman – Review by Dawn Daughenbaugh

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The Immigrant. An Italian in AmericaThe Immigrant. An Italian in America by Gaia B. Amman
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

5 Star
The Immigrant: An Italian in America (The Italian Saga Book 7) by Gaia B Amman
The Immigrant: An Italian in America (The Italian Saga Book 7) by Gaia B Amman is a wonderfully written Book that will hook you from the beginning and doesn’t let go till the last page. I had to know what happens next. I do recommend reading the other books in this series .Leda has taken a job in the U.S. and is leaving everything behind for a year.When she arrives in the US she finds everything is different and she has to adjust to her surroundings. There were moments . I loved her determination. Find out what happens next on Leda’s journey, you won’t be disappointed I know I wasn’t. I highly recommend reading this book and series. I look forward to reading more from this Author.

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Problematic Love (Rogue Series Book 8) by Lara Ward Cosio – Review by Jenni Bishop

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Problematic Love (Rogue Series Book 8)Problematic Love by Lara Ward Cosio
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

Problematic Love (Rogue Series Book 8) by Lara Ward Cosio is another fantastic look at Danny and his first proper relationship. He has had a rough time his whole life and turning to drugs trying to deal with it but in this book he has kicked it all and is desperately trying to find himself and learning to love someone who makes him better. When all you have known is tough times it is hard to look at yourself and not put yourself down and assume people think the worst even if it isn’t true. The pain, the self doubt could either make or break him and his fledgeling relationship with Amelia.

Amelia went to Danny with the hope of breaking out of herself, the self she is willing to let loose and try a relationship with the man she has feelings for. It’s not all hearts and roses and Amelia finds that the one thing she desperately wants is the one thing he is not willing to give her.

It is a story of the grittier side of life and the raw emotions of someone who never believed he could be loved. You need to get your hands on this series and start it today.

Reviewed by @jennadb

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Death and the Crone: Book Three of the Lucky Devil Series by Megan Mackie – Review by Candida Hopper

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Death and the Crone: Book Three of the Lucky Devil SeriesDeath and the Crone: Book Three of the Lucky Devil Series by Megan Mackie
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

Death and the Crone: Book Three of the Lucky Devil Series
by Megan Mackie

I was intrigued by this book. I am so glad I decided to read it, I love that Margaret was an older character even if she was hard to like in the beginning because she was so grumpy, but life had not been good to her. This story had mystery a little bit of magic and I found it very well written. I was pulled into the story from the beginning and had a hard time putting it down. I found this story to be original and definitely worth reading. I recommend this book.

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Dracones Guardian (Dracones Book 6) by Sheri-Lynn Marean – Review by Bobbi Wagner

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Dracones GuardianDracones Guardian by Sheri-Lynn Marean
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

This is a paranormal story that I enjoyed from beginning to end. It has just a little bit of everything in it from romance to fantasy to sitting on the edge of your seat action. I enjoyed how the characters were able to pull me into the story with ease and made me feel as if I was part of the story. What happens when an archangel (Zander) meets an intelligent woman (Chloe)? Instant attraction, great chemistry but one must be willing to take a chance on love. I highly recommend this book.

Review by @bjwagner
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Tainted Saint (The Hawke Family Book 5) by Gwyn McNamee – Review by Renee Ullery

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Tainted Saint (Hawke Family #5)Tainted Saint by Gwyn McNamee
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

Tainted Saint by Gwyn McNamee
Stars-5

I absolutely love the Hawke Family series! I was sad when the last of the family’s book was complete. Even though the Hawkes are not the main characters, I loved getting little looks of them. I was concerned that I wouldn’t like this book as much, but Gwyn McNamee has done a wonderful job. I am so glad that I read it.

This book focuses on Caroline, Dani’s best friend, and Saint, an employee of Savage. We have met these characters in previous books, but I enjoyed getting to learn more about them. Caroline is a mixture of tough as nails and vulnerability. Saint wants to protect those he cares about and is often too hard on himself. I think that they are a terrific couple. This was a wonderful addition to this series!

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