Picture this: The Cayman Islands, a deadly game of cat and mouse, murder and mayhem, kidnapping, a psychotic killer and so much more. This is what Nicholas gives us in 64 pages with this intense psychological thriller new series. It is intriguing, suspenseful, and mysterious. Detective Sommer is a sassy, strong and let’s not forget feisty female lead character. Non-stop action from start to finish.
It is a race against the clock to find the hostage and ultimately the kidnapper.
It will be good to see what Nicholas has in store next for her next.
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The True Garza is the first book I have read by this author. I saw it was book three to the series and a complete standalone so wasn’t worried I had missed out. I will definitely make sure to go back and read the first two though. I enjoyed this book immensely and want to know more about the other characters. The characters Ms Cole writes are complex and fully developed and secondary characters are still able to shine through just as much on their own.
This contemporary romance is intriguing and a little mysterious with a few twists and turns. With alpha characters both men and women, emotions and a little humour thrown in in some of the details the author writes it is an engaging read.
He has commitment issues. She has baggage but together they have seven hot and steamy Well that was all it was meant to be.
I look forward to reading the rest of the books in this series.
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Squid is the fifth book in the Moto X series. Is another great romance by Brooke with a bit of everything to keep glued to the storyline. The story is full of angst and drama and is hot and steamy. You will fall in love the characters and want more of them. This is a great series.
He is fun, loveable and relatable and women love him but deep down it’s a different tune. Only problem is that he wants the one woman who doesn’t want him. Levi and Kindle are two people who need each other she just doesn’t know it.
Like Motocross and partying? Then party boy Levi Crowe is your man. I am looking forward to the next book.
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Illegal is the first book I have read by this author and I was pleasantly surprised. Ms Gillenwater has given a thrilling ride with action and adventure, danger and intrigue, secrets and fear, romance and chemistry. This captivating story sees one young woman finding her whole life is a lie.
Selina finds herself thrown deep into the darker side of a strange country facing a past she knows nothing about. A language that is foreign to her, dangerous drug cartels and corrupt law enforcement. The suspense is palpable as she finds the truth is worse than she ever thought.
I highly recommend this book it is a must on the TBR list!
Coyote’s Road Trip is the prequel to Raven Woman’s Tavern. It is a blend of magical realism and set in a dystopian future. It is a short and unique tale as with Laura’s other books along this line. This story touches on the topic of climate change and its effects on the world.
The mysterious Coyote Jim is a shapeshifter nature spirit as old as time. He gets up to mischief both good and bad but he is not intentionally malicious or out to hurt others. He has decided it’s time seeking to find and establish a new home. What ensues is truly an interesting road trip.
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Caging Grace is book 1 in The Grace series is a tale about struggle and determination and is an emotional journey. Carsen writes with passion and it shows in the characters she brings to life.
It is a story of fighting your way to the top in more than one way. It is a fight for survival. It is a story about one woman who is vulnerable yet strong, determined and badass, and beneath it all she is amazingly resilient. It is also about finding yourself.
Grace has the weight of the world coming down on her but if not her then no one is going to be able to come out on top, come out from under it all. All she needs is someone to support her. Someone to help her on her journey.
When got this book I discovered that Bound by Grace is the prequel 0.5, so I jumped on that and read it first. It is a quick read love story of Liam and Aggie and where it all began.
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I jumped for joy when I saw this next book in the Mafia Elite series and made sure to snatch it up immediately. Amy is one of my fav authors and there are not many books of hers that I have not read. I love her writing and she never lets me down. It is dark and gripping, intense and enthralling, suspenseful and thrilling, steamy and exciting. I really enjoy the unpredictability of not knowing what comes next, of always being on my toes and it is never what I expect.
Still reeling from a loss so deep Trey was not in a good place when they crossed paths. Now she is in danger. He knows he can’t leave her there; he has to help her but in doing so puts him in danger to.
Make sure you start this series from the beginning now: you won’t be disappointed.
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Witch Switch by Louisa Bacio is just one tale in this Midnight Magic limited edition collection of Magical Paranormal Romance and Urban Fantasy Tales (Charmed Magic Collections). There are 22 stories in this Anthology written by many talented authors. Now I have more authors to check out their work.
This short story has everything to keep you enticed Witches, magic, revenge, evil, fight for power, danger and romance.
Magic and mayhem ensue when an arranged marriage is abandoned for true love. But a scorned woman knows no bound when in pursuit of revenge and with magical powers things turn deadly. Which Witch is which in this Witch switch?
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The Day the Librarian Saved the Galaxy is a fun children’s sci fi story. It is a fast-paced tale that will keep kids interested rather than losing interest. The story is rounded off nicely with the illustrations.
Thoughts of being in the boring library soon change to being frightened as the stinking aliens invade. With the school under attack, although scared Sophia and Aidan help Mrs. Booker the librarian, who is much more than she looks, to save them all.
Children and adults of all ages will enjoy this fun adventure story.
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A fantasy mythical Trilogy of retellings with twists. A book of three engaging historical stories. Each tale is different and Tamara’s spin is interesting and intriguing.
A Pomegranate and the Maiden – is the story of Demeter and Persephone.
Unsung Odysseys – is the story of Odysseus’ return from Troy.
Gilgamesh of Uruk – is the story of Gilgamesh a Mesopotamian hero.
Tamara’s passion for mythology shines through her words and takes you to other worlds, times and places. Each story is unique because of the narrative being from a woman’s POV and Tamara’s fresh interpretation of their trials and tribulations, odds stacked against them and struggles that they faced.
It is a journey of monsters, gods and goddesses, immortality and abduction, survival and courage and sheer will.
Flame and Crystal Thorns is the first book in this YA Fae fantasy tale. It is full of suspense and is highly entertaining. It is an exciting spin-off of The Fae of Bitter Thorn series. Kay has given us a clever plot and another exciting new world. She takes us into the intrigue and action, danger and angst and an unusual illness where it’s easy to like the characters and want to help in any way you can. Faerie is threatened and her sister held captive by mortals with iron.
Chloe is torn between helping the towns people or returning to the Faerie world.
There is also an enemies-to-lovers play between Quintus and Chloe with a forbidden lover’s story as well.
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A Long Kiss Goodbye is a nice dark treat and probably one of the best books I have read this year. It gets all your senses kicked into high gear. The story is fast-paced, thrilling and I love the way HD has cleverly woven all the delicate threads contained in this twisty plot. It is intriguing and suspenseful, steamy and a page turner that you are unable to put down. With dark secrets and lies around every corner, assault and murder looming in the dark, evil lurking in the shadows, it’s a wonder anyone is safe. Intrigue, action packed drama, thrills and suspense are the name of the game.
This is the follow on from A Kiss Before Dying which I discovered after I had finished but I did not feel I was missing a thing. This is my first-time reading HD’s work and I enjoyed the writing so much that I am going to go and devour the rest of her work.
I am not giving anything away because this is one little gem you need to discover the intensity of the story all by yourself. This is one of two books that you don’t want to miss out on.
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Thorfinn and the Witch’s Curse is the first book in the series. Fantasy, Scandinavian folklore, Vikings and Norse mythology what’s not to like? This award-winning story is told in multiple points of view bringing so much more depth and realism to the story. It is action packed and a fast paced read. I really enjoyed the rich and vivid narrative that brings the story to life. The historical, the folklore, the mythology and the characters and world building are magically woven in to an impressive fantasy action adventure. I was transported back in time where life was dangerous and epic battles were the norm. There is a cast of characters that I hope to see get their own stories. I love stories that involve history and the supernatural, magic and ghosts, witches and curses.
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Captivated is a fated mates romance tale. I really enjoy Toya’s unique and clever writings and the characters. This one is engaging and is probably my favourite to date. This is a great paranormal tale with magic and the supernatural, danger, drama, and so more. Toya makes her worlds and characters charming and delightful and makes you feel their emotions. It is a thrilling read. The emotions and chemistry and the erotica left you feeling loved and were hot, hot, hot!!
It is a captivating story where our MCs are twins who are created to help keep demons from destroying mankind. To be able to do this they were created as a mixture of both angel and vampire, hybrids. The know their perfect mate is out there but have yet to find her before she is taken forever.
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Phoenix’s Ascent is an intense and suspenseful military romance and is the second book in this series. I didn’t realise that it was the second book until well in to the book. I did feel like I was missing out at times and then I worked out why so I will have to go back and start with book 1.
With plenty of drama and non-stop action, black ops assassins, a maniac and a traitor, memory loss, and a fantastical drug, this book really has something for everyone.
Winter has given us a gripping page turner with well-developed characters, great world building and a vividly descriptive narrative.
I love that this series centres around The Hera Team which are three strong, sexy, sassy and kickarse women at the central core of the team.
I suggest you grab a copy of the books in this series and start reading today. They are a must on your TBR list.
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The Mind-Reading Hat is the sixth book in this picture book series and is a fun story. Lois gives us another charming, original and imaginative tale for children between the ages of 4 – 8 years old. The colourful illustrations help to bring the story alive.
Caspian’s is back on a new adventure. This year his Grandpa gave him a Mind-Reading Hat for his UnBirthday Gift. Find out what happens when he dons his Mind-Reading Hat.
The story has magic and adventure and there is always a message featured with each one.
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This is a fun sports romance story. I didn’t realise it was the second book to the series until I was half way through. I haven’t read the first book but I think that it would have been better if I had as I felt like somethings were missing. The storyline is enjoyable and well written with lots of chemistry but I would have liked a bit more steam. I’m definitely going to have to go back and read it and then re-evaluate this one. It is a quick read a brother’s best friend story when the annoying little sister has grown up. I enjoyed that it was written in multiple POV because you get to know more about the characters. This is the first book that I have read by Lauren and I look forward to reading more of her work.
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Toby the dog reminds me of my dog who likes to have the last say and explain away his antics. The story is intriguing and the animals are funny. I would recommend the story for children between the ages of 6 and 11 but I am sure that children and adults of all ages will enjoy this story. I enjoyed Stephenie’s humour.
I look forward to see what other adventures Toby gets up to.
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Cat returns in this YA fantasy that is original, a little quirky and cleverly imaginative sequel to Bake Believe. It’s a feel-good fun and entertaining story. The story picks up where the first one ends. Cori not only entices you with the story but she gives you the added benefit of recipes. The story is humorous and engaging as we journey along with Cat and her family as she learns more about her magic. This is also as story about family and is a captivating culinary delight for tweens and most definitely families.
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This is the first book in this exciting new fantasy series. It is full of danger, tension, action and adventure. The story premise is interesting. There are a lot of unique characters with different powers and a lot of information was given for their back stories. Unfortunately, it felt a bit too bogged down with that information and I had to back track and reread bits to try to keep it straight in my mind. It was set in the beautiful country of Ireland which made it easy to imagine.
The Unhidden are now faced with not only dealing with a world in war and chaos but they struggle having to learn what they have become and their new abilities and powers.
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What a great and unique concept Landra has used for this first book in this Sci fi romance tale. Fast cars, gangs, sabotage, cyborgs, AI with feelings and so much more. They race fast and live hard doing what they love. I enjoyed Landras other books but this one I have enjoyed the most. The story is fast paced with lots of high speed action. I can’t wait to see what comes next. Hang on tight, because this quite the ride.
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MM Greek mythology romance. It is an original story and loose fantasy retelling of Apollo and Prince Hyacinth. I enjoyed the premise of the story but felt that there was so much more the author could have given when it came to the romance side of the story. I felt the story was aimed more towards a younger age group YA or NA as their relationship is an enemy to lovers’ story and is not an explicit steamy romance in the narrative. The story is told from several POV which I love because it gives the characters much more depth. Although I didn’t quite understand Epiphany’s role to be as present as it was but I did like her kicking arse and fighting for what she wanted. I enjoyed the fun and easy banter between some of the characters and enjoyed the historical mythology behind the story. It will be interesting to see what the second book brings.
All in all, it was an interesting and fun tale that those who love Greek mythology retellings and MM enemies to lovers’ romance stories then grab a copy today. Reviewed by @jennadb
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This is the first book in the series and a great start to this dark, paranormal Vampire romance, is right up my ally. I love a great paranormal tale.
AD has done a good job of showing us what really lurks in the dark. The story stared out a bit slow but the story line is well-developed the world-building was very well done, the characters that are interesting and the mystery and mythology of the tale drew me in. Sacrifice and fear, demon’s and curses, love and darkness, mystery illnesses, dark dreams and you have a compelling story that any paranormal lover will love.
Greer doesn’t know if it is night or day, what is real and what is dreams, of a dark knight that could be her saviour or worst enemy. She suddenly finds herself in the same boat as the others. They have been torn away from their lives which have been turned upside down with fear and the darkness of becoming one of the Casket girls.
The history of the Casket Girls of New Orleans is legendary. The tales of vampires and ghosts, mysterious and illicit goings on and much more has been brought to life by AD in this dark paranormal tale.
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The Wish-Eater is a fantasy fairy tale romance with messages hidden within. Claire has created a unique world that is not always light hearted. It is a world of pain and suffering for Elodie as she yearns for a better life and finding a mythical, wish-granting creature she has only heard rumours about. It is also a story about hope and heart’s desires but beware because just like a genie in a bottle not every wish may turn out how you expect it. The cast of many characters are a mixture of funny, crazy and loveable, quirky and grumpy, and some you will love and some you will not.
Does such a create exist? Where does one even start to look for one such creature? Will Elodie learn is that the true power for change is within her?
Grab a copy and find out what happens on this adventure or misadventure.
Historical romance is not really my thing but I was pleasantly surprise by this compelling story and the authors narrative.
This enemies-to-lovers story is Giovanna’s debut novel and as a first book she has done very well. It is an historical romance story set in the 1870’s in the Douro region. It vividly showcases Portugals rich history, culture and lore’s and traditions and winemaking mixed in with a dash of romance. Giovanna’s beautifully written tale will not only capture your heart but will leave you wanting more.
With cultural differences and prejudices and a plague can one headstrong woman and one man who believes himself above others come together and find true love?
Julia is the best winemaker in the region. She has everything she loves and will defend it to the bitter end but it is all threatened by her late husbands’ debt.
Griffin is an arrogant Englishman. He doesn’t want to be where he is but trade dictates the need. However, he may just have met his match.
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KG is a story teller that brings a story to life. A compilation boxset of contemporary romance stories from one of KG’s best series is a must have. Not one but five books where you don’t have to worry about getting the next book. What more could you want?
Book 1 – Run to the Sea
A wonderful story about second chances. It is an emotional but heart-warming read and well written with characters that are sweet and lovable, sexy and each a little broken. The story complex and multi layered and yet totally simplistic and sizzling and sweet, sexy and tender.
Emeline was startled to see the man in front of her, her childhood best friend was just a boy when left. Seeing him now dredges up so many memories.
Thomas has lost himself and now he is back in the one place he once loved so much, a place that may soothe his soul. What he finds and finally realises is something he should have known.
Book 2 – Stars Fall From the Sky
Is the most beautiful heart wrenching story I have read in a while. Beware lots of tissues are needed. K.G. writing transcends the usual storytelling to a magical place where you completely lose yourself and become entwined with the characters.
Ginger finally had it all, life was a dream but one second that was all ripped away and now she had to try to work through it and live again.
Jonathon is the new doctor in town but behind the happy façade is a sad and broken man.
Book 3 – A Sun So Bright
is a very emotive story and the feelings felt real and raw. Fiona has gone from villain and stuck-up rich girl to real and feeling which had me wondering exactly how it would work but KG did a great job of making it work. This story grabbed me right in the heart and swept me away.
Fiona has always been a stuck-up rich girl, but the parties and life is getting old. She wants more and what her friends have. It’s NYE and she should be enjoying herself but it’s not happening. What she does do is surprise herself when she asks someone to enter into a deal with her but what she doesn’t realise is that that deal is one of the best things she has ever done in her life.
Chris doesn’t know whether or not she is serious, but it seems she is. When he agrees to her terms, he didn’t know that it would change is life forever.
Book 4 – I’ll See You Again
A Scottish rock star, standalone opposites-attract romance (Reigning Hearts Book 4) by K.G. Fletcher is another hit in her writing history. KG puts her heart and soul into her stories and her characters and it makes the stories that much more believable and enjoyable. This one will tug on the ol’ heart strings and bring out all the feels. I loved the MC’s bantering, which made me laugh but then there were some pretty intense moments as well as some steamy ones.
Book 5 – A Cold Creek Christmas
A steamy romance tale that has all the feels. It is a second chance story that takes you to a magical place where you completely lose yourself. The story is everything from romantic and sweet, to sorrow and loss, painful memories to love and healing. The wonderful characters, and engaging storyline, along with the beautiful setting this romance story will have you enthralled.
Painful memories make what is supposed to be the most magical time of year painful for her. Christmas is his favourite time of year and when he learns her story, he wants to make it a special time for her.
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Well, this is certainly an interesting tale and definitely a unique take on Lycans and their origins. It takes the idea of shifters to a whole other level than has been seen before. It is an urban fantasy paranormal thriller and a very quick read. The book was a great start to the series that has a lot going on. There is a lot of scientific and medical information and has plenty of twist and turns and lots of sub plots to keep you intrigued as the story ebbs and flows.
This story is filled with action and mystery, danger and deception, drama and secrets, romance and so much more. There are a cast of characters and most you will like and others not as much.
Cecila paints a compelling picture where anything may be possible and what a new future could ever look like if it ever came to pass. A compelling case of what ifs. The complex and complicated story line keeps you guessing and is vividly imaginative.
I look forward to the second book to see where Cecila takes us.
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I have found a new author. MK is relatively new as an author this being her second book but her first fantasy book. She also has a short story shared with a compilation of authors. I very much liked her writing style. Paranormal/fantasy is one of my fav genres. The world MK has created for this series is exciting and beautifully done and a variable delight for the imagination.
There is a cast of thousands and there is a lot going on but the intrigue and action pull you in. The characters were well-developed and interesting and I enjoyed the banter, sarcasm and sassiness, it made the story fun. I look forward to seeing how MK brings other character stories to life. This story has some steam and romance, heroes and adventures, fae and humans, magic and elite fighters, thieves and action, lies and betrayal.
This story started out a bit slow and at times seemed to drag but overall, I did enjoy this tale and look forward to the other books.
They fell and they fell hard. Him an alpha elite human fighter and her a magical fae thief.
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This historical women’s fiction story is set in the 1940’s in America set in WWII. It is a bit of an emotional read as Margaret Rose is put through so much suffering and loss. It is raw and gritty and heart wrenching with pain and angst, grief and sorrow, disasters and poverty, and so much more. This poignant story is personal for the author. It is inspired by her mother’s real-life story which makes it so much more powerful.
This beautiful tale you will not be able to put down as you follow along on a path for a better life that only to be down trodden time after time. It is a tribute to Margaret that she was able to forge through some of the worst times and not come out the other side. It is a story of courage and discovery and self-preservation.
Lorraine has lovingly and painstakingly woven a powerful story so close to her heart.
It was a cute millionaire contemporary romance. It is a quick and steamy read that is set in the playground of the rich, Monaco and the beautiful Italy. With lots of sizzling chemistry the characters are interesting but their stories felt a little lacking and some of the story felt a little out of place but overall, it didn’t fully stop me from enjoying the storyline. This is my first time reading a book by Rowan and it is fun and had me laughing at times with the banter and a little sugar and spice.
A notorious playboy and yacht designer Morgan de Rohan-Chabot needs her help and that is where the fun begins.
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