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Violet Blood (Murder in Savannah, #4) by Lindsay Marie Miller – Review by Jenni Bishop

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Violet Blood (Murder in Savannah, #4)Violet Blood by Lindsay Marie Miller
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

Violet Blood (Murder in Savannah Book 4) by Lindsay Marie Miller ​is the final book in the series. This series should be read in order so you understand the back story and all the characters involved. I have been looking forward to reading this the final story and Lindsay didn’t let us down. The writing and the pace of the story flow easily and nd we have watched the characters grow both as individuals and together as they have fought their way through all that has been thrown at them. All the lies and deceit, the twists and turns and the mystery and mayhem have made them so much stronger together.

It’s a little sad to say goodbye to these characters as we have been through so much together but everything must come to an end and Lindsay ended it well.

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Cold Bastard (Dark Sparrow #2) by India Kells – Review by Jenni Bishop

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Cold Bastard (Dark Sparrow #2)Cold Bastard by India Kells
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

Cold Bastard (Dark Sparrow Novel Book 2) by India Kells is a real page turner and the chaos start from the very beginning. ​We are thrown into a world where power and money mean more than blood. Where a monster will get what he wants and doesn’t care who or what he destroys to get there. The mystery and intrigue will keep you on the edge of your seat and with all the twists and turns you don’t see what’s coming.

India has lead us through a world where suspense and danger are the name of the game. Where secrets and lies could ruin it all. Where monsters lurk and cause havoc. Where love is is found in the unlikely of circumstances.

What would you do to keep all those you love safe?

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Kentucky Bluegrass Wedding by Lita Lawson – Review by Jenni Bishop

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Kentucky Bluegrass WeddingKentucky Bluegrass Wedding by Lita Lawson
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

Kentucky Bluegrass Wedding by Lita Lawson is a romance story. This is a very very  short story that says so much in few words. The story line is as sweet as are the  characters and their chemistry is sizzling and sexy . The story flowed quickly and easily  and is and enjoyable read. This is my first book that I have read by Lita and look  forward to reading more from her..

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Forbidden (Alex Conner Chronicles, #2.5) by Parker Sinclair – Review by Jenni Bishop

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Forbidden (Alex Conner Chronicles, #2.5)Forbidden by Parker Sinclair
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

Forbidden: An Alex Conner Chronicles Novella 2.5 by Parker Sinclair and continues after book 2 but before book 3. It is a short read but a good read. I suggest that you start with book one or you will not know what is going on and you will get a better picture and background on this loveable characters. This paranormal, fantasy, romance is another winner by Parker. ​The magic and mystery entices you into their world where demons and fae cause more havoc for our book friends.

Remember go back to the start and enjoy the journey into the world of magic.

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Kah Key Jock (The Kah Key Club Series Book 4) by E. H. Poussay – Review by Jenni Bishop

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Kah Key Jock (The Kah Key Club Series Book 4)Kah Key Jock by E. H. Poussay
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

Kah Key Jock (The Kah Key Club Series Book 4) by E. H. Poussay is an interesting read. It is also a very very quick read. I was not sure what I would find when I started the book but I must say I when I read the names of the characters I almost wet myself laughing. It was a nice change to read something that is not the norm.

If you are looking for something a bit out there, quick and easy to read and fun this is the one.

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Secret’s Kiss (Securities International #4) by E.M. Shue – Review by Jenni Bishop

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Secret's Kiss (Securities International #4)Secret’s Kiss by E.M. Shue
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

Secret’s Kiss: Securities International by E.M. Shue is the fourth book in the series and really enjoyed it. It can be read as a stand alone or as part of the series. I love the fact that it is also written in each of the characters POV. This is my first book that I have read from E.M. and I look forward to going back to the start of the series and reading more. The story flows nicely and keeps you captivated right the way through. There is so much contained in this story that you can’t put it down because you just have to know what is going to happen. E.M.’s words will hook you as you navigate through the action and suspense, thrills and fear and the passion and love and oh, let’s not forget those sizzling sexy moments. The characters are interesting and each of them have depth to make you want to know more.

Grab a copy. You know you want to.

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Shifter’s Journey (Spirit Walker Thrillers Book 3) by Laura Hawks – Review by Jenni Bishop

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Shifter's Journey (Spirit Walker Thrillers Book 3)Shifter’s Journey by Laura Hawks
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

Shifter’s Journey is the third book in the Spirit Walker Thrillers series by Laura Hawks and is a paranormal romance full of mystery and intrigue. Not sure what to expect, I was pleasantly surprise and hooked. Laura has written a story with various plots that are cleverly orchestrated like juggling balls. The action and drama is full on and the suspense and twists and turns keep you glued to the story waiting to see what happens as it unfolds. This story will take on a journey through time and will leave you eager for more.

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Wine Thief (Resort Romances #5) by Mary Billiter – Review by Jenni Bishop

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Wine Thief (Resort Romances #5)Wine Thief by Mary Billiter
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

Wine Thief is the fifth book in the Resort Romances series by Mary Billiter and my  favourite so far. Even though it is part of a series it can be read as a standalone. I really  enjoy reading Mary’s books as she is a natural storyteller and her words just flow from  the page. The story is engaging and the characters are natural and you walk the walk  with them every inch of the way. The Wine Thief is fun and witty, romantic and sweet  with a good storyline.     Who is the Wine Thief and can they unravel the mystery behind them?    Find a quiet spot and enjoy the read. I know I did.

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We Zombies (Game Hunter, #3) by Mark Kloss – Review by Jenni Bishop

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We Zombies (Game Hunter, #3)We Zombies by Mark Kloss
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

We Zombies is the third and final book in the Game Hunter series by Mark Kloss is a  dystopian fantasy story. Marks take on Zombies is unique and the plot is interesting  and different like the Hunger Games meets Zombies. The characters are well written  and interesting. I enjoyed the humour Mark has installed to break up the seriousness of  the story. The action, the betrayals and the twists along with the romance will keep you  entertained.

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Starburner (Moonburner Cycle, #3) by Claire Luana – Review by Jenni Bishop

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Starburner (Moonburner Cycle, #3)Starburner by Claire Luana
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

Starburner (Moonburner Cycle Book 3) by Claire Luana ​and is a fantasy story that is well written and I enjoyed reading. I enjoyed the other books in the series but I think this one is just as good if not better and you grow to love the characters. Unfortunately this is the last book in the series. The story is so engrossing and often had my heart in my throat had had me at the edge of my seat. I cried and I laughed out loud at times right along with the main character Rika. It is a fast paced and action packed story that is full of magic, gods and thrills. Start from the first book and enjoy the ride

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It Will Always Be Us by Theresa Sederholt – Review by Jenni Bishop

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It Will Always Be UsIt Will Always Be Us by Theresa Sederholt
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

It Will Always Be Us is the third book in the Fitz Series by Theresa Sederholt who has  written a very clever and complex story that is as thrilling as it is suspenseful. The  story is told from multiple points of view that adds to the dynamics of the mystery and  drama. This intriguing story had me enthralled right from word go. There are so many  pieces to the puzzle to put together to make it a cohesive tale which Theresa does so  well. The story starts with secrets and lies, betrayal and hurt, that leads to danger and  mayhem. As you navigate all the twists and turns you come upon some very surprising  developments that you just don’t see coming. This is a very emotionally charged story  so recommend a good stiff drink on standby as you watch this mystery unfold.     I can’t wait for the next book.

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Fire to Dragon (Red Slaves Book 3) by Tonya Cannariato​ – Review by Jenni Bishop

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Fire to Dragon (Red Slaves Book 3)Fire to Dragon by Tonya Cannariato
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

Fire to Dragon (Red Slaves Book 3) by Tonya Cannariato​ continues with more danger, mystery and drama. Anne will do anything to keep her family and friends safe but what happens when friends you thought you could trust show their change in colours. Whilst still struggling with what she has become, trying to keep them all safe and learn the ways of her new world she finally understands what she has been holding back and how that has impacted on her mate. Tonya’s writing style and sizzling plots make this another good read.

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The Front Range Butcher (Jarvis Mann Detective #6) by R. Weir – Review by Jenni Bishop

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The Front Range Butcher (Jarvis Mann Detective #6)The Front Range Butcher by R. Weir
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

The Front Range Butcher is the seventh book in the Jarvis Mann Detective Series by R  Weir and is a dark, tense but witty read. Our main character Jarvis Mann is a man after  my own heart with his sarcasm. I found myself laughing out loud at those times but  often found myself on the edge of my seat as I navigated my way every step of the way  with him. R Weir did a great job at having so many plots on the go and intertwining and  never dropped the ball once. The danger, the thrills, the twists and the turns make this  a great read. Good work!     Can’t wait till the next book in the series!

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Holding on to Hurt by Charlotte Roth – Review by Jenni Bishop

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Holding on to HurtHolding on to Hurt by Charlotte Roth
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

Holding on to Hurt: A gripping story about a mother’s love by Charlotte Roth absolutely broke my heart, to the point I was sobbing. My heart ached for the torture that this family went through. Charlotte has written and outstanding story of one Mother’s fight for her son which no mother should have to endure. The struggle, the pain, the grief, the hope and the courage leave you an emotional wreck. It also raises the controversial issue of guns that many talk, fight and argue over and are either on one side or the other.

It is very thought provoking story that should not be missed but be warned a box or two of tissues is needed..

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Dino (Glass City Hearts Book Two) by Desiree Lafawn – Review by Jenni Bishop

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Dino (Glass City Hearts Book Two)Dino by Desiree Lafawn
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

Dino (Glass City Hearts Book 2) by Desiree Lafawn is a story I have been waiting for.​ ​We finally get to read see what Dino’s story and what a complicated story it is. We also get re-acquainted with Gabe and Angel who I loved from the first book. I loved the first book but I looooooooooove this story. This is one story that once you start you can’t put it down. Desiree’s writing engages you and keeps you guessing as to what is around the corner and her characters are always well thought out and well developed. I laughed and cried and I cannot wait to get my hands on the next story. I loved the story of Dino and Jeanette and the bonds between the characters. I was happy to see the girls, Jolene and Gerta back to their old tricks.

This book has all you need for a great read, romance and suspense, mystery and love, fear and trust.

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Kinky Briefs, Cinque by Seelie Kay – Review by Jenni Bishop

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Kinky Briefs, CinqueKinky Briefs, Cinque by Seelie Kay
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

Kinky Briefs Cinque by Seelie Kay is a collection of very very short stories that is a quick and  easy read. Each story involves Lawyers of some sort who are sexy and steamy, kinky and  erotic. There is a story that will touch each reader and the humor makes is much more  enjoyable. These characters are everyday people who are relatable and real.    Grab a drink, find a comfy spot and sit back and enjoy the ride.

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Honey Gold (Murder in Savannah, #2) by Lindsay Marie Miller – Review by Jenni Bishop

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Honey Gold (Murder in Savannah, #2)Honey Gold by Lindsay Marie Miller
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

Honey Gold (Murder in Savannah Book 2) by Lindsay Marie Miller continues on from book 1 Emerald Green. Here we find some answers left over from book 1 and we are thrown right into the ​danger and action, murder and mystery, thrills and spills. There are a lot of heart stopping moments that keeps you engaged from beginning to end. The plots just keep throwing up more drama and twists that keep you guessing. There is a lot happening and everything is not as it seems. The betrayal and secrets and lies, just keeps on coming as we learn more and more about these characters. The story continues at a fast pace that has you wondering what’s going to happen next and who will survive.

It will be interesting to see what happens in the next book.

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Pearl White (Murder in Savannah, #3) by Lindsay Marie Miller – Review by Jenni Bishop

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Pearl White (Murder in Savannah, #3)Pearl White by Lindsay Marie Miller
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

Pearl White (Murder in Savannah Book 3) by Lindsay Marie Miller continues on from book 2 Honey Gold. ​It is a Young Adult story crime and​ ​danger, action and mystery, thrills and spills and lets not forget the romance. This story was a little slower to get started, and I found Addie frustrated me a lot more in this book with her attitude and her insecurities. There is more drama and twists that keep you guessing even when you thought things would be different. There are more betrayals, secrets and lies that leave you guessing and then we are left with a huge cliffhanger that will leave you frustrated.

Now I have to wait for the next book with bated breath.

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Donut Be Shy (Men of Lakeview) by F.G. Adams – Review by Jenni Bishop

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Donut Be Shy (Men of Lakeview)Donut Be Shy by F.G. Adams
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

Donut Be Shy (Men of Lakeview) by F.G. Adams ​is one sweet and tasty romance novella and a very quick read that can be read in one go. I really enjoyed these characters and would love to have it as a longer story. The characters are well written and made me laugh and I fell in love with Amy and Tanner and the explosive chemistry between them. If only they could own up to what they both want and realise that not everything is as it seems. I enjoy reading F.G’s work it is always quirky and fun.

Don’t miss out this lovely story.

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Blood to Fire (Red Slaves #2) by Tonya Cannariato – Review by Jenni Bishop

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Blood to Fire (Red Slaves #2)Blood to Fire by Tonya Cannariato
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

Blood to Fire (Red Slaves Book 2) by Tonya Cannariato​ is a continuation of a paranormal story that is full of magic and dragons and is fraught with danger, mystery and drama. It is a very unique tale and the characters are well written. The plot thickens as they fight for freedom and survival and understanding their true selves. It is an interesting read with lots of twists and turns. Tonya’s imagination knows no bounds as we follow the world of mythology and fantasy.

I can’t wait to see what happens next.

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Broken World (Chasing Roy G. Biv Book 1) by Grace Templeton – Review by Jenni Bishop

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Broken World (Chasing Roy G. Biv Book 1)Broken World by Grace Templeton
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

Broken World by Grace Templeton is an interesting read. Imagine a world where there  is no colour. Imagine a world where you are seen for less than what you are. Imagine a  world where no wants to share their secret. Imagine a world where you can be killed  just for being you. This is an intriguing story and concept and will keep you  entertained. The story didn’t quite gel in a few places but overall the book had me  hoping the ones looking for a better world won out.  I am invested enough to want to know what happens in the next book and to these  characters.

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The Jilted: A Novel by Meghan O’Flynn – Review by Jenni Bishop

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The Jilted: A NovelThe Jilted: A Novel by Meghan O’Flynn
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

The Jilted by ​Meghan O’Flynn is a cleverly crafted and twisted horror story. Creepy? You  betcha. Terrifying? Yep. Scary? Oh yeah. ​Meghan has created an intriguing story that sets  you on a journey in a world that has more than your normal ghosts and a demonic  presence that many have succumbed to. Reading this book may take away your sanity  as you try to guess what is going on, but you find yourself giving up as you try to peel  back the many layers of good vs evil, dark vs light.    Beware, this is not a bedtime story.

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Dust to Blood (Red Slaves, #1) by Tonya Cannariato – Review by Jenni Bishop

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Dust to Blood (Red Slaves, #1)Dust to Blood by Tonya Cannariato
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

Dust to Blood by Tonya Cannariato is a paranormal story that I really enjoyed. This  story is very unique and is full of magic, witches and dragons and of course lots of  drama and danger. The characters are well written and the plot makes it an enjoyable  and interesting read with lots of mystery and twists and turns. This story will grab at  you and Tonya’s imagination, the mythology and the fantasy elements makes it so you  feel like you are living their world.    Russia, the KGB and mythical men lead to some interesting discoveries. The closer they  get to discovering what is going on the more they are in danger.     I can’t wait to see what happens next and I look forward to reading more from this  author.

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Shifter Mate Magic (Ice Age Shifters, #1) by Carol Van Natta – Review by Jenni Bishop

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Shifter Mate Magic (Ice Age Shifters, #1)Shifter Mate Magic by Carol Van Natta
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

Shifter Mate Magic: Ice Age Shifters Book 1 by Carol Van Natta ​a paranormal romance story about shifters and magic and other magical beings. I am a huge fan of paranormal stories and Carol takes us on a journey that kept me engaged from end to end. The enchanting characters, the magical world and the storyline had me enjoying the story. I was on the edge of my seat with the drama, the action, the peril and the suspense. Watching our main characters race to safety and hoping against hope that they make it.

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Where There’s Hope (A Well Paired Novel, #2) by Marianne Rice – Review by Jenni Bishop

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Where There's Hope (A Well Paired Novel, #2)Where There’s Hope by Marianne Rice
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

Where There’s Hope (A Well Paired Novel) by Marianne Rice is a wonderful  contemporary romance story. It is a love story where redemption and forgiveness can  soothe the soul. It’s a love story that means trust and the truth could mean second  chances may be possible and heal old wounds. It is a sad and beautiful story that I  found hard to put down and when I did I was thinking about how soon I could get back  to it. I loved this story. The characters are so well written that I could feel their pain,  their torture, their love and their emotions. I fell in love with them and Marianne has  created a lovely story that should not be missed. I look forward to reading more from  this author.

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Sacrificed (Ariya Adams Trilogy #3) by Anna Applegate – Review by Jenni Bishop

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Sacrificed (Ariya Adams Trilogy #3)Sacrificed by Anna Applegate
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

Sacrificed (Ariya Adams Trilogy) by Anna Applegate is part of one of the best paranormal series I have read this year. This is the last book in the trilogy and boy it packs a punch. ​I love this  series and ​the ​vampires that are the main characters. The suspense and mayhem, action and twists make it hard to put down. Just who are the bad boys and who can be trusted? This engaging story holds your attention and the world Anna has created is easy to imagine. Love and friendships are those that you can relate to and you become invested in the characters. Ariya finds what she needs to hopefully rid the world of evil but in doing so she finds out the truth of just where it will leave her. Realising keeping her fate to herself is the only way to keep those she loves safe.

Don’t look any further this is the paranormal story for you.

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Beaver Blunder (A Scandalous Slip Story #3) by Gwyn McNamee – Review by Jenni Bishop

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Beaver Blunder (A Scandalous Slip Story #3)Beaver Blunder by Gwyn McNamee
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

Beaver Blunder by Gwen McNamee is the third book in the Scandalous Slip series and is  a quick, easy and funny read. This romantic comedy is scandalous and you will have a  smile on your face and laughing out loud from start to finish.     Madeline Ryan has fought hard to get where she is in a cut throat mans world, but one  spill could change all that. She knows that she has to pull up her big girl panties and  carry on as if she is not the laughing stock of the moment.     This one read that no one and I mean no one should miss.

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Game Hunter (Game Hunter, #1) by Mark Kloss – Review by Jenni Bishop

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Game Hunter (Game Hunter, #1)Game Hunter by Mark Kloss
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

Game Hunter by Mark Kloss is a fun read. At first I was hesitant because I thought the Zombie genre had been done to death with them being brain dead, shuffling, rotting corpses but Mark has done a good job of putting a new spin on things and his writing lets you have a laugh. Thinking and intelligent Zombies, who would have thunk it possible. This book is fast paced and there is full steam ahead non-stop action throughout most of the book and at times it was a little repetitive but it keeps you intrigued. The story is definitely an easy to read and entertaining and most of the characters are well written, others seem a little over the top. Just when you think you have everyone and everything figured out, Mark throws in another little twist.

Looking for a fun read? Grab a copy of Game Hunter.

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Hagen (Big, #1) by Janice M. Whiteaker – Review by Jenni Bishop

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Hagen (Big, #1)Hagen by Janice M. Whiteaker
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

Hagen (Big Book 1) by Janice M. Whiteaker is a paranormal ​romance. I have not read anything from this author before and really enjoyed this great start to the series which is not only captivating but is also a compelling read. The story has everything needed to make it good, it is full of drama and humour with characters you will enjoy and connect to. You will never look at the myth that is Bigfoot in the same way again after reading this. Janice has written a book that will keep you intrigued right to the end and you are so engrossed in the story that it is over before you know it.

I look forward to reading more of this series and more by this author.

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Showtime (Game Hunter, #2) by Mark Kloss – Review by Jenni Bishop

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Showtime (Game Hunter, #2)Showtime by Mark Kloss
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

Showtime is the second book in the Game Hunter series by Mark Kloss is a is every bit as enjoyable as the first book Game Hunter. The story is easy to read, funny and entertaining as once again, Mark has brought this dystopian world to life where Zombies believe it or not are the good guys. It is a thrilling ride from start to finish, with the game on the Zombie action takes us through the landmarks and underground of London where the next danger and unexpected happens.

Zombie lovers will not be disappointed in this fun read!

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