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Lela’s Choice by Jennifer Raines – Review by Heidi Sturgess

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Lela's ChoiceLela’s Choice by Jennifer Raines
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

How much fun does this cover give off ?!

Lela is a nurturer and sometimes it felt like she was putting herself second to get father and her niece , look don’t get me wrong she has a heart of gold and is loyal and dedicated to those she loves and I can’t fault her for that but to fill the needs of others you need to fill your own right !?

Anyhoo , Lela has been planning to live her life as soon as Sophie turns 18 but then she ups and runs off with her boyfriend and that leaves a massive spanner in the works Lela because now she’ll have to put her plans on hold so she can hunt Sophie and lover boy down in Malta !

Ok so maybe it’s not all bad because in her search for Sophie Lela had to work with Hamish who in torn works for her dad so I get her reservations but there’s an u deniable pull between them I mean you have to be blind not to pick up on it !

The past often affects the present and future especially where emotions are involved and both Hamish and Lela have baggage but they work through it and their story is a beautiful one to watch unfold ….

I think another reason I loved this book is because of Malta , my mom ( who has passed ) loved Malta so to a degree or felt like she was with me 🥰

Thank you Lela, Hamish , friends and family 🥰

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Delayed Redemption (The DAG Team Series) by Kel O’Connor – Review by Jennifer Gordon

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Delayed Redemption: DAG Team Series: Book 3 of 4 Special Ops Romantic SuspenseDelayed Redemption: DAG Team Series: Book 3 of 4 Special Ops Romantic Suspense by Kel O’Connor
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

I found this romantic suspense story to be a real page turner. Mateo is determined to escape his former life of crime and has one last undercover assignment for DAG and then he’s free. The assignment will also result in putting a major drug dealer out of business. When things don’t go to plan Mateo has to choose between his op and the only person who has ever believed in him. Having escaped an abusive home Janey is now living a much safer and better life. She is then kidnapped by a gang who want to get at her brother, and suddenly she’s thrust back into her old dangerous world. Janey is devastated when she comes face to face with Mateo, believing that he is still a member of the gang. She wants to trust him, after all he was her teenage crush. Meanwhile, there is a mole who is endangering ops and personnel at DAG, and the team are working hard to discover who it is before anyone else gets hurt. Janey and Mateo work together to find the last piece of the puzzle that Mateo needs to be free. They also can’t help but give into their feelings as secrets on both sides are shared. This was a fast-paced story with great characters and plenty of drama and suspense which kept me hooked throughout. I loved the character’s, especially Mateo and Janey and their chemistry sizzled off the page and led to some steamy scenes. An enjoyable and engaging read.

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Hay Goes Home (The Adventures of Cray Series) by G Pa Rhymes – Review by Carrie Reed

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Hay Goes Home (The Adventures of Cray)Hay Goes Home by G Pa Rhymes
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

Excellent story. I loved the artwork, and the lesson learned here about being courageous enough to ask for help when it is needed. You will always have friends willing to lend a hand in your troubling situations. It was also sweet to see Cray and Hay making new friends along the way to meet with Hay’s mom for her birthday.

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Magic Wanda (Grandma’s Closet) by Lois Wickstrom – Review by Carrie Reed

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Magic WandaMagic Wanda by Lois Wickstrom
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

What a fun story. I really enjoy Carrie’s adventures with her grandmother’s things. This time she discovers magic Wandas, her mom sees a doll, but Carrie sees a living and talking being. It is really cool that Lily makes her wishes reality while waiting for her family’s party. I absolutely love the art, Carrie in her pink party dress is the cutest.

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Treasure Hunt (Grandma’s Closet) by Lois Wickstrom – Review by Carrie Reed

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Treasure HuntTreasure Hunt by Lois Wickstrom
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

Absolutely loved this book. The next object Carrie finds in her Grandmother’s things are sticks that help her find treasure. Her dad is wanting to find a well of water but Carrie is looking for real treasure. The ending made me smile when, Carrie finds her treasure, her grandmother. Such a sweet moment between them.

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CUTTER (Devils’ Spawn Daddies Series) by Victoria Saccenti – Review by Brandy Rymer

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Cutter: Devils' Spawn DaddiesCutter: Devils’ Spawn Daddies by Victoria Saccenti
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

What a great romantic suspense read, that spins a whole new light on the reputation of MCs and that they are not all bad. I loved that the author took a different spin on the reputation of the MCs instead of portraying them as troublemakers. Instead, she took the angle of them reforming their group to have an honest role in the community, and any members who didn’t want to live within the law could leave the group and seek a new group that had no respect for what was right and wrong. This book does introduce a lot of adult content, including situations that may be triggers for some audiences. I enjoyed that there were situations that were addressed that were hard to take, but that are things that need to be made aware of for anyone who wanders the club scenes, both young and old. The storyline of the book was easy to follow along with, and the characters were great, I loved the explanations given in detail about what each type of relationship entailed, especially since this was a new type of book for me. It was eye-opening to a new dynamic of relationships that some people enjoy in this modern age. I look forward to seeing what the next book is, and whose story it covers, hopefully sticking with the same characters from the Devils’ Spawn MC group.
@Brandy Rymer
02/2024

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Hay Goes Home (The Adventures of Cray Series) by G Pa Rhymes – Review by Toni Sellers

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Hay Goes Home (The Adventures of Cray)Hay Goes Home by G Pa Rhymes
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

Another wonderful story from The Adventures of Cray. My grandkids love these books, and so do I each has a great message for kids. Cray the crab and Hay the fox set off on an adventure to Hay’s moms birthday party. Along the way they run into a few obstacles in which teach, friendship, teamwork, being kind and helpful and to be Brave. So well written and great for kids and adults.

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Treasure Hunt (Grandma’s Closet Series Book #4) by Lois Wickstrom – Review by Angela Hayes

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Treasure HuntTreasure Hunt by Lois Wickstrom
My rating: 3 of 5 stars

3 Stars

 

Treasure Hunt is the fourth book in the Grandma’s Closet’ series by Lois Wickstrom. It is an interesting, illustrated children’s storybook- with a bit of adventure, a touch of drama, a little whimsy, and plenty of imagination.
We continue Carrie’s adventures with the things she has discovered in Grandma’s Closet. Grandma has some interesting things stored in the closet and this time it is Dowsing Rods that take her on a bit of an adventure. What happens makes for another cute read.
As I have mentioned with the other book in the series- I love the cover illustration, but was really disappointed to find that the interior illustrations are not of the same type/style. The inner illustrations, although quite whimsical in a naïve style- weren’t quite as ‘interesting’ or appealing to me- and I don’t feel that they draw or hold your attention like the cover picture does. The cover picture made me want to find out what happens and captured my imagination- but the inside pictures were a bit lacking- in my opinion. Still a cute story though…
Grandma’s Closet series consists of (so far):
-Carries Flight (Book #1)
-The Round Box (Book #2)
-Magic Wanda (Book #3)
-Treasure Hunt (Book #4)
Happy reading!

 

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CUTTER (Devils’ Spawn Daddies Series) by Victoria Saccenti – Review by Kristan Anderson

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Cutter: Devils' Spawn DaddiesCutter: Devils’ Spawn Daddies by Victoria Saccenti
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

Cutter: Devil Spawn Daddies by Victoria Saccenti is a daddy/middle dynamic meaning there is an age play storyline. I urge those going to read this to keep an open mind if this isn’t the typical story that they read. Emily is a the new detective at the station and she is looking to make a name for herself and gain the respect of her peers. Though she’s had a tough go at life, she doesn’t let it get in her way. Cutter is sergeant at arms for the Devils Spawn MC and takes his brotherhood seriously. The pair have met before, when she had the misfortune of arresting him for something he didn’t even do several years ago. Now it’s his help that she needs. I will say I found Emily’s character sort of a disrespectful brat. She didn’t seem as if she cared what the others at the precinct thought because she was constantly stepping out of line. And what good detective goes almost out of their way to do things to put them IN harms way. Maybe that was the point of the story to drive her further into the age play with Cutter but it didn’t make her the most likable. While I’m pretty open with kink, I found many parts of this story that I’d be grimacing. I believe because Emily was just so easy to fall and into play it was as if she forgot she was an officer. That said I overall enjoyed the book and thought the story was good.

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Magic Wanda (Grandma’s Closet Series Book #3) by Lois Wickstrom – Review by Angela Hayes

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Magic WandaMagic Wanda by Lois Wickstrom
My rating: 3 of 5 stars

3 Stars

 

Magic Wanda is the third book in the Grandma’s Closet’ series by Lois Wickstrom. It is an interesting, illustrated children’s storybook- with a bit of adventure, a touch of drama, a little whimsy, and plenty of imagination.
We continue Carrie’s adventures with the things she has discovered in Grandma’s Closet. Grandma has some interesting things stored in the closet and this time it is some wooden flowers that grab Carrie’s attention. But magic flowers don’t like water. So, what else can they do? Making for another cute read.
As I have mentioned with the other book in the series- I love the cover illustration, but was really disappointed to find that the interior illustrations are not of the same type/style. The inner illustrations, although quite whimsical in a naïve style- weren’t quite as ‘interesting’ or appealing to me- and I don’t feel that they draw or hold your attention like the cover picture does. The cover picture made me want to find out what happens and captured my imagination- but the inside pictures were a bit lacking- in my opinion. Still a cute story though…
Grandma’s Closet series consists of (so far):
-Carries Flight (Book #1)
-The Round Box (Book #2)
-Magic Wanda (Book #3)
-Treasure Hunt (Book #4)
Happy reading!

 

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Fuller Sight by John Stone – Review by Angela Hayes

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Fuller SightFuller Sight by John Stone
My rating: 3 of 5 stars

 

3 Stars

 

Fuller Sight by John Stone is a thought-provoking, emotional, and Karmic story that left me pondering life, death, and the universe. It is a unique and original metaphysical story woven with karmic lessons, emotion, life, death, love, loss, the universe, metaphysical/new-age spiritual ideals, family, history, adventure, past-life regression, lessons, time, space, insights, and much more.
There is a LOT of information to digest, and a LOT going on here that makes it really hard to put everything into words, without risking spoiling it for you. So all I will say is, if you love metaphysical stories that make you think, and take you on a bit of an original Karmic adventure, then you will probably want to dive into this book asap.
Happy Reading…

Thank you, John Stone!

 

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Dirty Heartbreaker (Hamilton Steelhawks Series Book #3) by A. C. Sheppard – Review by Angela Hayes

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Dirty Heartbreaker (Hamilton Steelhawks)Dirty Heartbreaker by Ac Sheppard
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

 

3.5 Stars

 

Dirty Heartbreaker is the third instalment of the Hamilton Steelhawks series by A.C. Sheppard. This is the first book that I have read by this author and didn’t realise that it was the third book in a series when I started. Luckily it can be read as a standalone, as the series follows the Hamilton Steelhawks ice hockey team, where each book focuses on a different team member. So having read this, it has made me curious about the other team members, and so I will be going back to read the first two books to ‘meet’ those characters, before continuing on with any new instalments.
Colby and Gabriella’s story is a slow burn enemies to lover’s sports romance, where opposites attract, snarky banter abounds, and chemistry simmers- adding intrigue, spice, sparks, steam, drama, angst, and emotion.
The series is made up of (so far):
-Dirty Charmer (Book #1) — Max and Addie’s story.
-Dirty Lover (Book #2) — Jayden and Cait’s story.
-Dirty Heartbreaker (Book #3) — Colby and Gabriella’s story.
Now I am looking forward to ‘meeting’ the rest of the team!
Happy Reading…

Thank you, A.C. Sheppard!

 

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Perfect Office Pact (Perfect Romance Series) by Maria Jane – Review by Angela Hayes

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Perfect Office PactPerfect Office Pact by Maria Jane
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

 

4 Stars

 

Perfect Office Pact (Perfect Romance Series) by Maria Jane is a sweet opposites attract office romance. This is another fun romance, with just enough drama to keep things interesting.
With another simple and cute cover, it drew me, and it really suits the style of the story.
Having enjoyed Maria Jane’s other work, I happily grabbed a copy of this when I saw that it had released- and spent a couple of hours of light, entertaining reading.
Perfect Office Pact proved to be a light-hearted, interesting, and touching read. It is a enemies-to-friends-to-lovers story where opposites attract, and find love unexpectedly. Declan and Mira’s story is told from a duel POV, while providing plenty of emotion, humour, sweet and tender scenes, and starring great characters. I enjoyed the way the story was woven, even if it was a little predictable at times.
When Declan finds himself in a compromising situation, he will do anything to make things right. What happens makes for a sweet read.
I must admit that I didn’t like Mira to begin with, so I was a little worried that I would be disappointed – but Maria Jane wove her magic and Mira won me over in the end.
Looking forward to seeing what Maria Jane has in store for us next!
Happy Reading!

Thank you, Maria Jane!

 

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CUTTER (Devils’ Spawn Daddies Series) by Victoria Saccenti – Review by Betsy Melano

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Cutter (Devils' Spawn Daddies)Cutter by Victoria Saccenti
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

Emily is new to the force and can’t do anything to keep Cutter from being locked up when they first meet. Years later, Emily has worked hard to become a detective and needs a man like Cutter to help with a case. Can she convince Cutter to help bring down The Sons of Chaos? What will their attraction to each other bring to this situation. Cutter is strong and protective.
I picked this book because I like reading MC stories. This was a bit out of my comfort zone. Overall, I liked the main characters and learned some new things.

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A Miracle in Muffin: A True Story by Darlene Duemo – Review by Angela Hayes

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A Miracle In Muffin: A True StoryA Miracle In Muffin: A True Story by Darlene Duemo
My rating: 3 of 5 stars

 

3 Stars

 

A Miracle in Muffin: A True Story by Darlene Duemo which tells the author’s true story about the time her cat went missing and the faith that gave her strength during her search.
This is an illustrated children’s story book, and has a Christian, faith-based story about the power of prayer. As it is aimed at younger readers, I think children from ages 6 to 13 would probably like this story. It reminds me of ones we used to read in Sunday School.
The story is accompanied by lovely illustrations which help the story ‘come to life’.
A sweet little book for the family bookshelf.

Thank you, Darlene Duemo!

 

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CUTTER (Devils’ Spawn Daddies Series) by Victoria Saccenti – Review by Shannen Kern

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Cutter: Devils' Spawn DaddiesCutter: Devils’ Spawn Daddies by Victoria Saccenti
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

What an explosive start to the series! I’m a huge fan of the romantic suspense genre but add in the MC with the DDLG/BDSM dynamic and I found myself hooked instantly. The main characters, Cutter and Emily, are well-developed and relatable. I was invested in them quite quickly and needed to know what was going to happen next. The chemistry between them jumps off the pages in the first chapter, and it only gets better from there. The amount of action, angst, drama, and chemistry throughout this book was absolutely astounding! I read this in one sitting because I couldn’t pull away from it. I can’t wait to continue the series and get more from this author.

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Hay Goes Home (The Adventures of Cray Series Book #4) by G Pa Rhymes – Review by Angela Hayes

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Hay Goes Home (The Adventures of Cray)Hay Goes Home by G Pa Rhymes
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

4.5 Stars

 

Hay Goes Home is the fourth book in The Adventures of Cray series by G Pa Rhymes. I know I have said this a few times before, but this is such a great series of book. I have really enjoyed reading the charming books with my young grandchildren- Cray, Hay, Gray, Fay, and Ray have such fun adventures, and always learn something along the way.
This story sees Cray the crab and Hay the fox set off to attend a special birthday party for Hay’s mother. Their journey doesn’t go quite as planned, and Cray and Hay have to overcome a few challenges to make it to the party in time. With the help of a few new friends they find their way just in time. This teaches that it is ok to ask for help, to admit that you need help, and accepting help when it is offered. It also imparts the idea of building courage, trying new things, getting out of your comfort zone because great things can happen, being brave, friendship/making friends, being helpful, being kind, and team work. A sweet, fun little read with some great lessons to impart.
Again, this great story is accompanied by lots of lovely, bright, colourful, interesting, and captivating illustrations — which help to bring the whole story to life.
G. Pa Rhymes tells another really cute tale – which is told in a rhyming/rapping verse which adds an extra element of interest to the whole story.
Easy to read. Educational. Fun. Interesting. A cast of animal friends. Wonderful illustrations. Cute story. Well worth the read.
The series contains (so far)…
-A New Day for Cray (Book #1)
-Cray Saves the Day (Book #2)
-Beach Ball Blunder (Book #3)
-Hay Goes Home (Book #4)
Looking forward to more adventuress with Cray.
Happy Reading…

 

Reviewed by @angelahayes

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Beach Ball Blunder (The Adventures of Cray Series Book #3) by G Pa Rhymes – Review by Angela Hayes

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Beach Ball Blunder (The Adventures of Cray on the Bay)Beach Ball Blunder by G Pa Rhymes
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

4.5 Stars

 

Beach Ball Blunder is the third book in The Adventures of Cray series by G Pa Rhymes. This is such a great series of book, and I have enjoyed reading them with my little grandchildren- Cray, Hay, Gray, Fay, and Ray have such fun adventures, and always learn something along the way.
As expected, this is another really cute addition to the series where we meet a ‘new’ friend, Gray the seal. Things go a little awry when Gray’s beach ball antics get out of hand, causing a little chaos at the seaside. Cray the crab, Gray the seal, Hay the fox, Fay the turtle, and Ray the seagull will need to navigate a few obstacles, learn about mistakes and consequences, learn and grow from the blunder, as well as finding forgiveness, restoring trust, true friendship, and being kind. A fun little read with some great lessons to impart.
The story is accompanied by lots of lovely, bright, colourful, interesting, and captivating illustrations — which help to bring the whole story to life.
G. Pa Rhymes tells a cute tale – which is told in a rhyming/rapping verse which adds an extra element of interest to the whole story.
Easy to read. Educational. Fun. Interesting. Beach-side setting. Animal friends. Wonderful illustrations. Cute story. Well worth the read.
The series contains (so far)…
-A New Day for Cray (Book #1)
-Cray Saves the Day (Book #2)
-Beach Ball Blunder (Book #3)
-Hay Goes Home (Book #4)
Looking forward to more adventures with Cray.
Happy Reading…

 

Reviewed by @angelahayes

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Beach Ball Blunder (The Adventures of Cray Series) by G Pa Rhymes – Review by Megan Pesek

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Beach Ball Blunder (The Adventures of Cray on the Bay)Beach Ball Blunder by G Pa Rhymes
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

Seal Gray and his friends show how important it is to tell the truth and to ask for forgiveness when you’ve wronged others. The illustrations and rhyming are the perfect combination to propel the lessons in the story even further.
My kids have enjoyed the entire series with Cray and friends!

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Kingdom of the Oceans (Relic Hunters Series) by Martin Ferguson – Review by Shannen Kern

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Kingdom of the OceansKingdom of the Oceans by Martin Ferguson
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

This is the sixth book in the Relics Hunters series, and I am so sad to see it end! This has been one of my favorite series I’ve read in such a long time. The author has a brilliant way of creating a flawless story flow and just pulls you right in from the start. I absolutely recommend reading these in order as there are five books worth of backstory, character development, and crucial plot twists that you’ll need to appreciate fully. As always, I love the multiple points of view as you get to experience the story from different perspectives. The author creates such vivid imagery with their words, I can’t recommend picking this series up enough! Even though YA is a genre I tend to lean to, I believe this would be a great fit for anyone looking for thrilling adventures as this group goes treasure hunting with quite a bit of mystery and intrigue involved. As sad as I am to see this series end, I will be recommending to everyone I can!

Reviewed by @shannlynn

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Hay Goes Home (The Adventures of Cray Series) by G Pa Rhymes – Review by Megan Pesek

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Hay Goes Home (The Adventures of Cray)Hay Goes Home by G Pa Rhymes
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

Hay Goes Home is a fun and easy way to show kids that it is okay to ask for help. We all need friends, just like Hay does, to help us out when we’re scared or trying new things.
The rhyming really helped draw my kids’ attention. They liked seeing the different animals too.

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Cutter: Devils’ Spawn Daddies by Victoria Saccenti-Review by Victoria McQuigg

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Cutter: Devils' Spawn DaddiesCutter: Devils’ Spawn Daddies by Victoria Saccenti
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

Cutter by Victoria Saccenti is Book One is the Devis’ Spawn Daddies Series. The story follows Cutter a seemingly scary and hard member of a MC who is a Daddy Dom and Emily a rookie detective who is also a middle. Their story centers around trying to take down a local MC that is bad news. All while fighting the attraction that they have had for years. This is a fun and spicy DDLG story. If you like MC and BDSM I definitely recommend giving this one a read. 4 out of 5 stars.

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House Valdis Origins: Xenobia (House Valdis Series) by Naomi Valkyrie – Review by Paloma Fierro 2/13/24

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Xenobia and Urd are slaves of a system that does not value women or girls. They are constantly assaulted and abused. Once they are bought by a master the things only turn to worse. 

 

This horrific story is short and easy to read. 

The Scottish Play (Polyam Fam Series) by Phoebe Alexander – Review by Bobbi Wagner

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The Scottish Play (PolyAm Fam Book 1)The Scottish Play by Phoebe Alexander
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

This is an author that I never hesitate to pick up to read. I have enjoyed reading her books from the first one. I enjoy her writing style as well as her attention to details that make her stories feel realistic. This book is no different. This is a well written romance story that has a twist of humor with characters that are full of heart. What will happen when Lachlan and Molly work on a project together. One doesn’t date and the other has an accent but their chemistry is off the chart. I enjoyed watching their growth and what they added to the story made it easy to read. They are connectable and have great attraction. This is a fast paced, engaging and hard to put down story that you don’t want to miss. I really enjoyed this story and the laughs that come with it. I highly recommend this book and this author.

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Curse of the Forbidden Island by C.A. King – Review by Erin DeRoma

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Curse of Forbidden IslandCurse of Forbidden Island by C.A. King
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

I haven’t disliked anything from C.A. King, and I am happy to announce this was absolutely no different.
Curse of Forbidden Island was a fantastic quick read. I certainly would consider this a paranormal romance. This was a bit different than the other C.A. King books I read but enjoyed it.
I would say my only complaint is that it ended, I could have continued reading. I surely hope King shares more of this story in some way.

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CUTTER (Devils’ Spawn Daddies Series) by Victoria Saccenti – Review by Shannon Fowler

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Cutter: Devils' Spawn DaddiesCutter: Devils’ Spawn Daddies by Victoria Saccenti
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

Devils’ Spawn Daddies is a new series, with Cutter being our first Daddy. Cutter is also a big bad biker who means business when he is protecting the woman he believes is his soul-mate. Detective Emily longs to be understood and appreciated, not only at home in her love life but also at work. Learning to keep the two separate is a full time job and one that Emily does not succeed at very well. While learning to accept herself, Emily must decide if being with Cutter is more rewarding than bringing down the Sons of Chaos and their crime ring. Choices are made and punishment will be served. The only question now is will Emily and Cutter survive?

Not my first DDLG story and not my first book by this author. Looking forward to the next Daddy story.

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CUTTER (Devils’ Spawn Daddies Series) by Victoria Saccenti – Review by Robin Rankin

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Cutter: Devils' Spawn DaddiesCutter: Devils’ Spawn Daddies by Victoria Saccenti
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

Cutter: Devils’ Spawn Daddies

I was a little surprised by this book, mostly because I didn’t read the synopsis before clicking on it. Don’t usually let book covers pull me in without reading the synopsis and wasn’t disappointed.

This is a new genre to me and had no expectations, was pleasantly surprised on what I found between the cover.

Emily and Cutter met before under very different circumstances and they left impressions on that first encounter. When they meet up again after a few years the dynamic between them is quite different.

I don’t know much about the Daddy/sub (middle) relationship so I have no idea if this is what a relationship is truly like, but it lead to an interesting book. If you keep your mind open then I think you could end up enjoying it.

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Delayed Redemption (The DAG Team Series) by Kel O’Connor – Review by Tausha Treadway

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Delayed Redemption: DAG Team Series: Book 3 of 4 Special Ops Romantic SuspenseDelayed Redemption: DAG Team Series: Book 3 of 4 Special Ops Romantic Suspense by Kel O’Connor
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

Delayed Redemption (The DAG Team Series) by Kel O’Connor. I loved this book. Its a fast paced romance about Mateo who grew up along with Janey in Puerto Rico and Mateo took the hard road in life by joining a gang along with Janey’s brother. Mateo always cared about Janey unlike her brother. The two guys have gone down some dark roads and done some very dark things. Janey took the conventional road, college, not that it was super easy but she did it. Her brother Scott decides to go rogue and steals some information from the gang that they don’t want him to have so they end up kidnapping Janey to get back at him thinking he will turn over the stolen info. Janey is hoping against all hope that Mateo still cares about her and will help her get back home. Lots of mysteries and surprises in the fun, fast paced romance. Be aware when you begin reading you won’t want to put it down.

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Kingdom of the Oceans (Relic Hunters Series) by Martin Ferguson – Review by Santana Hicks

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Kingdom of the OceansKingdom of the Oceans by Martin Ferguson
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

This book is the sixth and final book of the series. This is not a stand alone as there is a lot of build up to this point plus it is a continuation of the previous book.

Adam and Matt are still trying to make their way to Atlantis to find out what happened to their father. They had to do this with little to no help from the others as they were threatened not to help the brothers out. Winterbourne is hot on their trails and even follows them into Atlantis.

The brothers have to band together with the Atlanteans to defeat a common enemy while also finding out what actually happened to their father.

I really enjoyed this conclusion of the series, it was fast paced and full of information. Greek mythology mixed with modern times made it much more exciting to read about. Martin Ferguson did an amazing job with this series!

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The Other Side of Together by Emily Cox and Nicole Allen – Review by Tausha Treadway

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The Other Side of TogetherThe Other Side of Together by Emily Cox
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

The Other Side of Together by Emily Cox and Nicole Allen. This is a great young adult romance but its not all rainbows and butterflies so be prepared. Marcus has a bet with his dad that he will leave girls alone until he graduates so he can concentrate on soccer. If he holds up his end of the deal he will get a motorcycle when he graduates high school. Mei Li involved with Nick a adult who is helping her with her Chef dreams and also helping her family make a go in the US. When Marcus meets Mei Li at the bus stop and then when Marcus and his father dine in the restaurant Mei Li works. Marcus is interested and starts sending her secret messages. Nick is not my favorite character and I felt he really used Mei Li and her family to his advantage. Marcus is smitten with Mei Li and will do anything to make her his. This is more than just a young adult romance as it deals with some sticky topics so be aware. Such a good book though!

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