This story is full of action and emotional. It was a roller coaster ride of emotions that just kept going. It is a creative, engaging, page turner. Conall made a promise to his father that he will always take care of his sister. But when everything he does seems wrong and all of his decisions don’t seem right. Now he needs to save his sister but it could cost him his life. They are great characters that I loved and felt compassion for. You won’t regret picking this book, highly recommend.
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Linked: Can Empathy Save the United Terrestrial Democracy? By: Gaia B Amman 5 out of 5 stars
When I started reading this story, I found both the title and the description a bit mysterious. What I found is a science fiction book that is interesting and intriguing. I found myself not able to put it down once I began. I also started asking myself if I would make the same choices as the characters. It includes issues that are thought-provoking. It was enjoyable to read and I found myself glued to the pages until I had read the final one. I enjoyed reading about Naira. She is a character that is passionate about what she believes. I found that she is a complex character who has inner conflict. She is also stubborn. There are many other characters that you read about and interact with Naira. There is sarcasm as well as bantering back and forth between them. There were actions taken by some that made me angry and others that had me mystified. Many of the additional characters also have an inner conflict just as Naira does. The story also has times when there is romance. There is intense dialogue included. Don’t miss out on a wonderfully written story that I found entertaining. I would recommend reading it.
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Captivated by the Millionaire By: Nina Singh 5 out of 5 stars
The story Captivated by the Millionaire by Nina Singh is a wonderful book that I loved reading. It had me hooked from the very beginning and not wanting to put it down until I read the last page. I loved reading about the characters of Jess and Jordan. Jess is an artist. She is talented, independent, and beautiful. She is caring and compassionate. She is taken by surprise at the attraction that she feels when she meets Jordan. Jordan is a successful businessman. He is a man that believes that right now he has priorities other than being in a relationship. He is trying to understand why he is so attracted to Jess. The attraction that these two have for each other has them distracted. She feels that she is getting mixed signals from him. He can’t stay away from her. Will these two admit their feelings for each other? What part will fate and an adorable little girl play in this story? What does the future hold for Jess and Jordan? Read this book to find out. Both Jess and Jordan are characters that I grew to care about and found myself wanting them to be happy. The story has moments that had me feeling sad and others that warmed my heart. There is inner conflict felt. My emotions went up and down the entire time that I was reading this book. There were also a few other additional characters that are introduced, and I enjoyed reading about them and their interactions with Jess and Jordan. This is a story that will pull at your heartstrings. It is a book that I highly recommend reading.
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Omg wow what an ending to an incredible series i have loved every second of their journey! She done it again and knocked it out of the park with an emotional storyline filled with many twists and turns to keep you on your toes and of cause steamy hot under the collar sex scenes that keeps you captivated from start to finish. I have highly enjoyed this series it’s became one of my favourites and will absolutely have to re-read all over again!
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WTF, God? Was written by Michelle N. Onuorah. When there is a book with a spiritual feel to it, I generally do not want to read it. I will admit that this book was interesting. It is Onuorah’s journey with her spiritual life and how she responds to it. There are ten lessons that Onuorah has learned about God and his role in her life. If you need a spiritual uplifting this story is for you.
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The Devil’s Shadow is an interesting story by T. Birmingham. Even though this book is the fourth book in the series, it can be read as a stand-alone book. It has mystery, darkness, paranormal and some romance. This story is about Ginny and Kieran who are destined to be fated mates. They have some obstacles thrown in their path, as well as adventure. I found myself falling in love with Ginny and Kieran. I went on the roller coaster ride of emotions with them. I feel connected to Ginney like we were best friends. I feel bad like I have let her down because I wasn’t there when she needed me to be. These are the stories I love. It is easy to read a book and just read it, but it is the stories that I feel like I am in the story with the character that keeps me reading. I cannot wait to see whose story will be coming next.
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A great read about dancing. Fiona Madsen has always loved to dance, but has been held back by everyone opinions since she was seven. When her boss tries to get her and co-worker Stu on a dieting course, they both think it is a waste of time. When they are forced to do quilting as a hobby, Stu finds an alternative they might love; a dance competition in town. What follows is a wonderful adventure about doing what you love and following your dream. Can Fiona dance without worrying about what others think? A great read. Well developed plot with twists and turns that I just couldn’t put down. Well developed characters like Fiona standing up for herself but still struggling with insecurities or Stu as a funny friend who is supportive and kind underneath. Great cast of supporting characters like the optimistic Diane or the bright and bubbly Lizzie. Fiona’s love of dancing was beautifully written as something that makes your heart fly forever and always. Her struggles with her weight and comfort eating were emotive and relatable and perfectly written. I loved the visual detail throughout the novel like in the vivid colours like with Stu’s colourful scarves and umbrellas bight and bold against the plain walls of the office and coffee shop contrasting beautifully to put a smile on your face. Or the dance rooms later on filled with life and people and music with piles of colourful costumes everywhere for that true feel to a dance stage performance. Overall, a wonderful read and I would give it five stars.
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I have enjoyed every book from the Satan’s Devil’s Mc series but this has to be one of my favourites! Once again i was pulled into this captivating story which also felt like while i was reading it i was right there along side the character’s. I didn’t think i would like Blade at first but once you start learning more about him and he opens up well it changed my mind automatically. This was once again a phenomenal novel with a in depth storyline my eye’s wouldn’t wander from the pages!!
Blade’s Edge: Satan’s Devil MC #10 by Manda Mellett 5 stars
How does this series just keep getting better and better? Every book is unique in its own way and this one was no different. We meet a couple new characters in this one, and I for one, hope to be seeing more of Tommy in books to come. I have a special needs son and I was so happy with the way they treated him, despite a few description words but hey they’re rough bikers who don’t mince words so I got why they were put there and didn’t take away from the story. We finally get to be in Blade’s head, which from what i’ve read of him before I wanted to know more. From a life of loss and a view of women that makes sense to him, make it hard for him to trust Tash. Tash was great, she didn’t back down and despite her circumstances, had a great head on her shoulders and was a great partner for Blade.
I can’t wait for what’s next and with the way this ended, im torn between guessing who is next, but i know it’ll be another amazing story with these guys!
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Burning Britely is the first part in a wonderful young adult coming-of-age series by Deidre Huesmann. It’s different from most other YA coming-of-age stories in that the main character Jeff Young is bisexual and the object of his desires in this book is male. I absolutely adored Jeff. He’s the exact opposite of most leading males in a book. He’s short, skinny, grumpy and very nerdy. He’s very much a loner, with only Maya as a friend, and has been the subject of much bullying in his past. The object of Jeff’s desires is Braeden Britely, a character who could not be any different from Jeff. Braeden is the tall, muscular, sporty star of the school track team…and very straight. The growing friendship between Jeff and Braeden is a fantastic read. Jeff’s struggle with his feelings towards Braeden is a compelling read. This book has so much angst, heartbreak and emotion, you won’t want to put it down. It’s a fantastic read and I can’t wait to read the 2nd book Yearning Young.
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Coming Home: The Sequel to Flowers in December By Jane Suen
Coming home is the heart-warming sequel to Flowers in December, Now I wouldn’t read Coming Home until you have read Flowers in December or you probably won’t be able to follow the sequel and you will miss out on loads of information. Some of the characters from Flower in December are also in Coming Home. Just like the first book this one is also a short read, but you will not want for anything story wise. This book has multiple points of views which to me makes the storyline even better. If you are looking for a new author, I really do recommend you pick up Jane’s books you will not be disappointed. Thank you, Jane, for yet another heart wrenching story I LOVED Flowers in December and Coming Home equally.
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I have only listened to about 4-5 audiobooks before I downloaded Luke. I love childhood crushes turned to adult romances so I decided to give it a go. At first I thought that I would be annoyed by the southern twang but I LOVED it and felt very connected to the woman’s voice who read the book. I felt like I was right there in the story and found myself wanting more quiet time to listen to this book. In this book you have Karlie and Luke. Karlie has ALWAYS loved Luke but she was much younger than Luke. Fast forward years later Karlie has graduated from college and ends up doing an internship at Luke’s family’s horse farm. Luke and Karlie start a secret relationship because they don’t want to upset their families that are really close. I really enjoyed this book and now want to go back and read about the rest of the family!
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They’re not looking for love…until love finds them.
On paper it just shouldn’t work. Jess is a bohemian artist who loves her life in the close-knit community of Martha’s Vineyard while Jordan is a millionaire bachelor, CEO and a “bright lights, big city” guy. There’s no denying the attraction between them, but neither are in the right place for a relationship. However, fate and an adorable little girl entrusted to their care have other ideas.
Nina Singh lives just outside Boston with her husband, children, and a very rambunctious yorkie. After several years in the corporate world, she followed the advice of friends and family to ‘give the writing a go, already’. She’s oh so glad she did. When not at her keyboard, she likes to spend time on the tennis court or golf course. Or immersed in a good read.
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It was in April 1898 when I, Claire O’Farrell, made a decision that ultimately changed my life forever. I had never been one to follow society’s “rules”. My oldest friend was a Creole at a time when that simply wasn’t done. Then, I made an even bolder decision by serving as a nurse for the Buffalo Soldiers during the Spanish-American War. By doing so, it was evident to all that I held little regard for the Jim Crow laws. My choice of working in that camp hospital put me in immediate danger, but after I gave my heart to one of the soldiers there, I found myself caught in the racial violence besieging the area. When the consequences of my past decisions followed me home, I had no choice but to cling to my faith and pray that I find the path I was meant to travel.
While experiencing the typical adventures of growing up, Carrie Dalby called several places in California home, but she’s lived on the Alabama Gulf Coast since 1996. Serving two terms as president of Mobile Writers’ Guild and five years as the Mobile area Local Liaison for SCBWI are two of the writing-related volunteer positions she’s held. When Carrie isn’t reading, writing, browsing bookstores/libraries, or homeschooling, she can often be found knitting or attending concerts.
Carrie’s two young adult novels are FORTITUDE (listed as a “Best Books for Kids” by Grateful American Foundation) and CORRODED. Her current project is a historical Southern Gothic family saga series for adults, The Possession Chronicles. The first book, PERILOUS CONFESSIONS, released in January 2019 by Bienvenue Press.
After Taylor Thompson receives an acceptance letter to a university an hour away, she can taste freedom. Her life is controlled by a small town and a strict father. When Taylor finds a local bar that’s hiring a waitress she applies and gets the position. However, one bartender leaves her questioning the acceptance of her new job.
Hayze Clark, the bartender that keeps customers coming back. His dark eyes pierce through your soul, drawing you near. The tattoos bellowing down his arms and the scar lining his left eyebrow keep you at a safe distance; his carefree attitude lures Taylor in. At first she’s excited for the new, perfect distractions to pull herself from misery.
The closer she gets, the more secrets are revealed, lies are told, and tears are shed. Their relationship falters and Taylor is left unsure if she’s willing to pick up the pieces of this broken guy.
I’ve always had a crazy imagination and I loved writing. So, I started writing Forever Careless to see if I had it in me. It was too much fluff for me, however my friends loved it. So, I wrote another, this time I pushed to boundaries of fluff.
One day, while in a very bad mood, I thought of a story without a happy ending. One with real problems and real people. A story that was very close to my heart. It nagged me constantly. Months later, I sat down and started Hazed. At first, he was going to be apart of the Forever Series. Just come in and wreck their lives. Instead, I went another route.
Only weeks later, Hazed was finished. I was obsessed with it. It took me over a year to finish my first novel and weeks to finish this one. I knew what that meant. I liked to write about bad people who do bad things. I like to get inside their minds and feel their crazy. So, if you’re looking for hearts and flowers, you won’t find them here. My stories are real and they aren’t pretty.
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A daring escape, a brother’s duty, and a tragic mistake. On his deathbed, Conall’s father makes him promise to always take care of his little sister, Lainn. With her laughter, she can sing the bees from their hives and make the morning sun sparkle in the winter. He loves Lainn with all his heart, and will do anything to protect her, even without a promise to his father.
He failed.
Between an abusive step-father, a powerful Faerie Queen, and a maddened Fae Lord, every decision Conall makes seems to be the wrong one. Starvation, imprisonment, madness, and disfigurement plagues them. Even when he tries following his heart, it turns to disaster.
Can Conall correct his mistakes and save Lainn’s life and soul?
Celtic Fairies, Fables, and Folklore! Bestselling author (top #100 Amazon Canada, #1 in Paranormal Fantasy, Amazon Canada) Christy Nicholas, also known as Green Dragon, is an author, artist and accountant. After she failed to become an airline pilot, she quit her ceaseless pursuit of careers that begin with ‘A’, and decided to concentrate on her writing. Since she has Project Completion Disorder, she is one of the few authors with NO unfinished novels. Christy has her hands in many crafts, including digital art, beaded jewelry, writing, and photography. In real life, she’s a CPA, but having grown up with art all around her (her mother, grandmother and great-grandmother are/were all artists), it sort of infected her, as it were. She wants to expose the incredible beauty in this world, hidden beneath the everyday grime of familiarity and habit, and share it with others. She uses characters out of time and places infused with magic and myth. Combine this love of beauty with a bit of financial sense and you get an art business. She does local art and craft shows, as well as sending her art to various science fiction conventions throughout the country and abroad.
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Cursoi are a military order gifted with supernatural skills, devoted to protect the life of the president of the United Terrestrial Democracy. Naira resents them almost as much as she despises newly elected president Crash, an arrogant, hateful bigot. When Naira discovers herself Cursoi, she turns her dismay into a new resolution: infiltrate the Cursoi and undermine the president, but is Crash the real issue?
Things complicate since Naira falls for fellow soldier Drama, whose skill is empathy. Before Drama can uncover Naira’s ploy and deliver her to Lethal, the entitled Cursoi whose skill is crushing people’s organs, the unthinkable happens. Naira and Lethal “link” now sharing each other’s consciousness. Naira’s secrets are uncovered…but so are Lethal’s. The two archenemies will have to find some common ground if they want to save their own lives…and the president’s.
Funny, sexy, and fast-paced, this addictive novel reminds us that we cannot fight anger with anger. It’s time to sit back and take a cathartic trip to the United Terrestrial Democracy
Born and raised in Italy, Gaia B. Amman is the author of Linked, a sizzling sci-fi political thriller about empathy and diversity, and The Italian Saga (volume seven to be released in 2019). She was the 1996 and 1997 winner of a Short Story Award in Arese (MI), Italy.
Fluent in four languages, Amman has a Master in Medical Biotechnology (genetic engineering) and a PhD in Molecular Oncology (molecular cancer research). She is a Professor of Biology at D’Youville College in Buffalo, New York, and the recipient of several science awards (UniMI fellow 2002-05, DOD fellow 2005-07, AICF fellow 2007-08, AICR fellow 2007-09, DOD fellow 2010-12, 2017, 2016 DYC Researcher of the Year, 2016 AAUP Scholar of the Year).
An avid traveler for work and pleasure, Amman has backpacked across the world. When nobody is watching, she binge-reads novels and manga, watches anime, or rocks it out with her Buffalo-based cover band.
Amman’s novels delve into the depths of human nature, combining the realistic approach of a scientist with the humor and empathy of a survivor.
She is a vegetarian and a fervent supporter of diversity and human rights.
Among her favorite authors are J.K. Rowling, Jandy Nelson, Neil Gaiman, Chuck Palahniuk, Kurt Vonnegut, J.R.R. Tolkien, and Antoine De Saint Exupèry.
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Happily Ever After?: An Italian Relationship is book six in the Italian Saga series by Gaia B. Amman. I read the first book in this series, but have skipped to the sixth one. Oh well, it states that it is a self standing book, so here goes. Slowly paced, this story was a great read, and ticked all the boxes for a quality, easy to read story.
Leda and Sergio like each other. Leda and sergio kissed. Leda and Sergio gives readers an entertaining, honest and full of ups and downs. A very realistic look at young love and all the problems young couples face and how they deal with the drama. These characters were easy to like, easy to relate to, easy to enjoy. Laughter, attraction, love is all set out, pretty and sweet, in the beautiful Italy, where romance is plentiful, and drama is endless. 4 stars.
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Yearning Young is the second book in the Burning Britely series by Deidre Huesmann. As with the first book, this is a great YA/coming of age story, full of self-discovery and realization, some angst, drama, friendship, expectations, emotions, dysfunctional family dynamics, and self-acceptance. The book is an emotive, quick and easy read. It has a great pace and a smooth flow. The story and characters were interesting and quite relatable. And, like the first story, I loved the strong character development and growth that occurred over the course of the story/series. The characters were fully realised, and the story had a depth that packed quite a bit of intensity at times. We have met these characters in the first book, and while book one was from Jeff’s perspective, this one gives us Braeden’s POV. I do recommend reading this book, especially to those who love a great YA novel that has depth, emotion, and wonderful characters grappling with ‘life’, right on the cusp of adulthood.
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This relatable tale about relationships and life and love held my interest from page one. Overall I found this installment in the series to be well developed, relatable, witty, and emotional. Amman builds a beautiful world with characters I related to and became deeply invested in. It stands on its own easily and remains a valuable addition to the series. Really enjoyed it.
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Dig Two Graves (a Solomon Gray Novel, Book 1) Keith Nixon 4 out of 5 stars
I’m a sucker for a good thriller so I was really excited to find a new to me author that not only promises to deliver a thrilling story, but introduces me to a new series as well. The synopsis of Dig Two Graves had my curiosity immediately, the story itself took a bit for me to warm up to. When all is said and done, I feel like Keith Nixon did a fantastic job with crafting an exciting storyline with really strong, complex characters. Keith Nixon was able to present a plot with several dark issues without overdoing it in a fast paced, entertaining manner. This is an author I really am looking forward to reading more of, I will continue on with this series!
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The Chosen in the first book in The Orb Quest Series by Cari Schaeffer. It is a great YA fantasy full of adventure, magic, action, danger, secrets, discoveries, and fun. It has a (teenage) “Relic Hunters” x “The Librarians” x “The Sorcerer’s Apprentice” feel to the story. As I have come to expect from Ms. Schaeffer, she created a vivid, detailed and descriptive story, with wonderful scenes and backdrops to her captivating story. The characters were somewhat quirky and interesting and really drew me into the story. This is a very quick and easy read- but, personally, I would have love to have read a longer, more in-depth version of the story- so I could really explore and get ‘lost’ in it. If you love YA fantasy and adventure, grab yourself a copy and join Gemma and her friends in a race against time- as there is a lot at stake in this quest for the Orbs. Can’t wait for more!
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This paranormal mystery – what an unexpected triumph! Broadwell does a beautiful job weaving this tale and sharing it with the reader. It is a worthwhile read, detailed and realistic. I was immediately pulled into pages and submerged myself in every scene. I loved this book and am finding myself becoming quite a big fan of Broadwell. Definitely recommended!
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I feel like all of my reviews on Jane Suen’s writing are always the same. Jane Suen is a captivating storyteller with a voice that is soft and almost poetic to me. There has never been a piece of writing that I’ve read by this author and didn’t love, despite them all being so different. Until reading Coming Home, I thought Flowers in December was my favorite. This book exceeded all of my expectations! I loved being reunited with characters from the first book and seeing where life has taken Connor and Tom! As always, I’ll be keeping an eye out for more form Jane Suen. @fnbatesView all my reviews
https://itsybitsybookbits.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/07/IBBB_2020_logo_sq.png00Felicia Bateshttps://itsybitsybookbits.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/07/IBBB_2020_logo_sq.pngFelicia Bates2019-03-05 22:20:292019-03-06 09:15:49Coming Home: The Sequel to Flowers In December by Jane Suen – Review By Felicia Bates
5 Star Rebel Heart : Book 2 of the Immortal Kindred Series by Clara Winters is the second Book in the Immortal Kindred Series.Although this could be read as a standalone I do however recommend reading the first book in this series. I found myself sucked intthis book from the very beginning and I couldn’t put it down till I finished. Annie is a smart independent woman who is a spy.She meets Captain Thayer Emmerich and finds herself unable to forget about him.Annie is drawn to him .He is a German soldier,.Thayer can tell she’s different than the others. Can these two get their HEA? I recommend reading this book if you want to find out what happens next.
https://itsybitsybookbits.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/07/IBBB_2020_logo_sq.png00Dawn Daughenbaughhttps://itsybitsybookbits.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/07/IBBB_2020_logo_sq.pngDawn Daughenbaugh2019-03-05 22:06:012019-03-06 09:12:30Rebel Heart: Book 2 of the Immortal Kindred Series by Clara Winter – Review by Dawn Daughenbaugh
If The Shoe Fits, book three in the Liberty Lawrence Series by Bea Stevens. Another great story with Libby getting pulled into another mystery. But will this be the one time they can’t figure it out…. With help from her best friend and boyfriend can Libby figure out what’s going on before its too late.. Libby is her normal funny, fashionista self with a new dream job, too bad she’s not sure what to make of her boss who, at first, seems to be horrible. This story like the others in the series will pull you in right away with the well written characters and story line.
https://itsybitsybookbits.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/07/IBBB_2020_logo_sq.png00Krystal gastonhttps://itsybitsybookbits.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/07/IBBB_2020_logo_sq.pngKrystal gaston2019-03-05 21:59:092019-03-06 09:10:28If The Shoe Fits (The Liberty Lawarence Series, #3) by Bea Stevens – Review by Krystal Gaston
Seraphina’s Vengeance Book 3 in the Seraphina series by Sheena Hutchinson
Four Stars
We all have two sides to ourselves. But Seraphina truly does. The good and the bad are fighting inside her and it’s crazy when a side actually wins. I was a little disappointed over how things went down at the end but it was still good. Nate and Seraphina have communication issues and it is the reason the evil could possibly win. The author gave you a lot to think about. How we have to live with the consequences of our choices. Sera had her moments that I wanted to reach in the book and slap her. Over all I really enjoyed the story and how the author went into details about the scenery and characters. Review by @gguerrero89
https://itsybitsybookbits.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/07/IBBB_2020_logo_sq.png00Gail Guerrerohttps://itsybitsybookbits.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/07/IBBB_2020_logo_sq.pngGail Guerrero2019-03-05 21:58:532019-03-06 08:50:45Seraphina’s Vengeance (The Seraphina Series Book 3) by Sheena Hutchinson- Review by Gail Guerrero
A Cold Dark Place was a thrilling 5 star read and book one in the Cold Justice series. I was pulled in right from the beginning.
The FBI had once estimated there were approximately two-hundred and fifty serial killers active in the US at any one time. Alex’s job was whittling that number down.
Mallory is an FBI agent who is working hard to put serial killers away. She is also searching for the one responsible for taking her sister from her 18 years ago. Alex is an assassin who is working towards freedom by hunting serial killers, he is counting down the days.
When Mallory discovers a serial killer dead at a crime scene she suspects there is someone else they should be looking for. This is where Alex comes in, he decides to watch her and make sure she doesn’t discover who he is. This is where things take an interesting twist and get even better.
There is so much more to this great mystery and suspenseful read. There are secrets revealed and you continue to be on the edge of your seat until your done. I was very happy with how everything came together in the end. I’m looking forward to reading the next book in the series.
https://itsybitsybookbits.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/07/IBBB_2020_logo_sq.png00Michelle Austinhttps://itsybitsybookbits.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/07/IBBB_2020_logo_sq.pngMichelle Austin2019-03-05 21:19:442019-03-06 09:06:53A Cold Dark Place (Cold Justice Book 1) by Toni Anderson – Review by Michelle Austin
Broken Sand Dollar (The Sand Dollar Series Book 3) by JD Boudreaux
5-stars
Broken Sand Dollar was an amazing addition to the Sand Dollar series. The storyline continues to follow Alex as he faces his problems head on. I was surprised and excited for the return of Penny and this novel. Alex was faced with handling all three of the women who played key roles in the development of his character. Not once was I bored with this novel and I found it difficult to put down. Such a wonderful read and I truly loved seeing the change that occurred with each character.
https://itsybitsybookbits.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/07/IBBB_2020_logo_sq.png00Madison Degraffenreidhttps://itsybitsybookbits.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/07/IBBB_2020_logo_sq.pngMadison Degraffenreid2019-03-05 21:06:252019-03-06 09:04:50Broken Sand Dollar (The Sand Dollar Series Book 3) by J.D. Boudreaux – Review By Madison Degraffenreid
The Devil’s Shadow by T. Birmingham is the fourth book in the Wild Beasts series. This can be read as a standalone but I recommend reading the earlier books first. There were characters from earlier books and storylines that were mentioned. I started on this book but really enjoyed this book and will be going back to catch the earlier stories. This book focuses on Kieran who goes with what life brings him. Ginny is broken and she is afraid that she will hurt and wreck Kieran. I really enjoyed the book and the supernatural setting. This was well written and flowed well making this a fun, enjoyable read. The setting is detailed and the characters are interesting. The story was interesting and had lots of different aspects. I look forward to catching the earlier books and reading further into the series.
https://itsybitsybookbits.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/07/IBBB_2020_logo_sq.png00Sheri Schraderhttps://itsybitsybookbits.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/07/IBBB_2020_logo_sq.pngSheri Schrader2019-03-05 21:01:512019-03-06 09:02:57The Devil’s Shadow (Wild Beasts Series Book 4) by T. Birmingham – Review by Sheri Schrader
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