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Wayward (Billionaire Bodyguards Book 1) by Via Mari – Review by Candida Hopper

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Wayward (Billionaire Bodyguards Book 1)Wayward by Via Mari
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

Wayward (Billionaire Bodyguards Book 1)
by Via Mari

Another awesome story from Via Mari. This author does an exceptional job pulling me into her wonderfully detailed, action packed stories. This book is no exception, there is plenty of steamy, dangerous, and suspenseful moments in this read. I was happy to see that some of the characters from the Prestian series are in this series, it’s like visiting old friends. You don’t need to have read her previous series to follow this book but I do recommend reading them to enhance your experience and also because they are great books. This book is Jay and Sasha’s story and I found myself unable to put this book down as soon as I started reading it. This read is full of emotion throughout and I became completely invested in what happens with Jay and Sasha. This is a must read if you want to find out where the story goes for these two. I highly recommend this book.

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Whom Shall I Kiss… An Earl, A Marquess, or A Duke? (Tricking the Scoundrels #1) by Laura A. Barnes – Review by Emily Walsh

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Whom Shall I Kiss... An Earl, A Marquess, or A Duke? (Tricking the Scoundrels #1)Whom Shall I Kiss… An Earl, A Marquess, or A Duke?
By: Laura A. Barnes
My Rating: 3 of 5 stars

Whom Shall I Kiss… An Earl, A Marquess, or A Duke? (Tricking the Scoundrels Book 1) by Laura A. Barnes was an okay read that has lots of potential.

As a fan of historical fiction in all forms of media, I was excited to get my hands on what looked like a light hearted, fun, spoof type read. It started fine, and I was drawn in pretty easy, but there was inconsistencies in speech, and there were some modern slang tossed in that pulled me out and made me go, wait what.. So with that said, some detail research would have helped with that slip up. Also our MC, as much as I liked her, had moments that fell flat and to me, felt like she missed the mark. There were some other things as well that another go at editing could fix. But I’m not going to dewll on that

Overall this book has an original fresh take on the era that it’s set it. I liked the idea, and in truth the plot was good, the characters interactions were good, fun, and the setting made you feel like a step back in time. Though I had some issues with it, I can see the gem under the roughness, and I have high hopes for the series to come. Like I have said, there was so much potential that this story is worth the read.

So pease take my recommendation and my approval, that you will find yourself caught in the mess that Sidney creates.

Happy Reading

-Review by @eawalsh

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Jumping the Shark (Paranormal Talent Agency, #5) by Heather Silvio – Review by Emily Walsh

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Jumping the Shark (Paranormal Talent Agency, #5)Jumping the Shark
By: Heather Silvio
My Rating: 5 of 5 stars

Jumping the Shark (Paranormal Talent Agency Book 5) by Heather Silvio was a fun, fast moving read, that had me hooked!

This series is by far one of my favourites this year. With each book we are following a new character, but the overall goal and plot is continuous. So even though each book has a new MC, I highly suggest reading them in order, or you will miss very important details, especially in this book, as the MC was once the protagonist. Though she showed some promise in the last book, in this one we get inside her head. We get to know why she turned out the way she did, and we get some more details as to what she use to be.

I loved this redemption story, as I always kind of like Barbara, it was nice to get a story about her. We first meet her in book one, and you know right then she was something different, and as the books goes on, you get more and more info on her, but never the full story. So yeah, my interest was peeked more about her than the others. So to say I loved this story is an understatement. It flowed nicely, it had action, mystery, and misdirection. Honestly I didn’t know who was going to betray who, until the was revealed. I loved that, cause it kept you guessing and fully engaged. The ending was sweet, very warming, and it also gives you a hint of whats to come in the next instalment. I’m super excited and I can’t wait to get my hands on it.

So to end, as I don’t want to spoil this wonderful piece of fiction, this book gets my super high recommendation and my golden stamp of approval.

Happy Reading

-Review by @eawalsh

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The Matchmaker’s Match (Man’s Best Friend Book 3) by Nicole Flockton – Review by Lyndsey Fairley

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The Matchmaker's Match (Man's Best Friend, #3)The Matchmaker’s Match by Nicole Flockton
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

The Matchmaker’s Match (Man’s Best Friend Book 3) by Nicole Flockton
5 stars

Another great story from this series. These may be very quick reads, but what a punch they pack! You get alot of need to know information along with the story and none of the extra fluff, so its a very fast read.
Meredith is best friends with Isabelle, from book 1. You don’t need to read that one to read this one, but you’ll want to,to get her story. Meredith is starting her plans in motion after life hit her hard. She doesn’t expect to see someone from a month ago, or anything that happens after.

I really loved this book, it was different but also sweet and funny. Highly recommend

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Jumping the Shark (Paranormal Talent Agency, #5) by Heather Silvio – Review by Maura Harper

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Jumping the Shark (Paranormal Talent Agency, #5)Jumping the Shark by Heather Silvio
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

Urban Dictionary defines “Jumping the Shark” as; The beginning of the end. Something is said to have “jumped the shark” when it has reached its peak and begun a downhill slide to mediocrity or oblivion. (For further explanation please find S5E1 of Happy Days)

JUMPING THE SHARK is the fifth and the penultimate episode of the Paranormal Talent Agency. I disagree with title because I do not think this series has reached its peak – I feel like it could be one of those “cozy type series” that go on and on, but I also thought that about Happy Days so what do I know turns out Joanie didn’t love Chachi, but I digress…

As with the first four episodes in this series, this story had a sense of humor about itself, weaved a delightful tale of demons and supernatural underworld and was a quick fun read on a Sunday Afternoon.

I recommend this series, this book and this author.

Review by @mauraharper

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The Matchmaker’s Match (Man’s Best Friend Book 3) by Nicole Flockton – Review by Jana Teppih

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The Matchmaker's Match (Man's Best Friend, #3)The Matchmaker’s Match by Nicole Flockton
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

The Matchmaker’s Match is the third book in Nicole Flockton’s Man’s Best Friend series where the matchmaker meets his own match after a one night stand and a string of bad decisions … who knew that this one night stand will become a turning point that will have an impact on the rest of his life? You can read this story as a standalone but be not surprised if you find yourself reaching for Ethan’s story at the minimum!
Our matchmaker is Lincoln Forest who helped his best friend Ethan to meet the woman of his dreams and who also manages to have a one night stand with the said woman’s best friend Meredith! Can you imagine coming face to face with your one night stand at the rehearsal dinner and you can imagine how both of them are beyond socked! Throw into the mix Meredith’s health scare, four legged cuties, misreading of situations and you get yourself a beautiful story that makes you feel warm and fuzzy and you will find yourself finishing the story in one sitting!

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The Good Neighbors by Kiersten Modglin – Review by Madison Degraffenreid

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The Good NeighborsThe Good Neighbors by Kiersten Modglin
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

The Good Neighbors by Kiersten Modglin
5-Stars

The Good Neighbors was an exciting thriller. This book kept me at the edge of my seat. I loved Bryant and Harper’s characters. They were easy to fall in love with. I also enjoyed Tori and Jay’s characters as well although they were not my most favorite. The author did an amazing job with all her character development and was very detailed with her settings. I found it easy to picture every scene. This is the first book I have read by this author. I was very impressed with this psychological thriller and will definitely be looking into more of her books. I really enjoyed this one and felt that it was an easy read. I highly recommend it.

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The Good Neighbors by Kiersten Modglin – Review by Robin Rankin

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The Good NeighborsThe Good Neighbors by Kiersten Modglin
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

The Good Neighbors by Kiersten Modglin is a suspenseful book and has you trying to figure out what’s going on until the very end. I know I was certainly trying to figure it out.

I will admit that I’m a little weird when it comes to my non romance books, I can’t do the psychological thriller/suspenseful books without it freaking me out. This had a little bit of the psychological but it wasn’t twisted like some I have tried reading.

Harper and Bryant’s relationship with the neighbors was an interesting one that’s for sure. Two young couples close to the same age should become friends, but it may not always be the best thing for any of the parties involved.

Ms. Modglin is a new to me author but I did see she has released some others. I fully intend to take a look and see if she can grab me once again, I hope she is successful.

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Whom Shall I Kiss… An Earl, A Marquess, or A Duke? (Tricking the Scoundrels #1) by Laura A. Barnes – Review by Kerry Baker

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Whom Shall I Kiss... An Earl, A Marquess, or A Duke? (Tricking the Scoundrels #1)Whom Shall I Kiss… An Earl, A Marquess, or A Duke? by Laura A. Barnes
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

Whom Shall I Kiss… An Earl, A Marquess, or a Duke by Laura A. Barnes is the first book in the Tricking the Scoundrels series.
For me this genre is the one I tend to lose myself in the most. Because it is so easy to imagine what it would have been like back in this time I feel like I can really emerge myself in what is happening. I didn’t quite get the same feeling with this book. It felt a little like the author were trying too hard a few times and that took away from the characters and the story.
However the overall story was good and well thought through. You could clearly see what the author was going for. The characters were fun and engaging and it was easy to become invested in them. As the first book in the series it is always hard to get straight off the ground as there is so much more of the settings to create. I think this book is a good introduction to the series and I fully believe it is just going to get better and better as the series goes on.

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Jumping the Shark (Paranormal Talent Agency, #5) by Heather Silvio – Review by Kerry Baker

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Jumping the Shark (Paranormal Talent Agency, #5)Jumping the Shark by Heather Silvio
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

Jumping the Shark by Heather Silvio is the fifth book in the Paranormal Talent Agency series. This is a fun and imaginative series that will keep you thoroughly entertained.
I have really enjoyed this whole series since I started it but this book has got to be my favourite so far. I loved the connection between the main characters. I loved how different they both were and yet how well they worked together.
The overall story line was interesting and kept a great pace throughout. It was an easy read that is perfect for one of those lazy afternoons on which you can get lost in a book. I would definitely recommend this whole series.

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Children Of The Future by Jane Suen – Review by Heather Mize

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Children Of The FutureChildren Of The Future by Jane Suen
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

This is my first book by this author and oh what a ride. Children of the Future is a book that is mysterious and scary at the same time. In this book you have the small town of Rocky Flats where a bus driver named Telly discovers all of the towns children have disappeared except for one child Billy. This book surrounds the anxiety and search for the children.This is a novella length book. I really enjoyed reading this book.

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The Good Neighbors by Kiersten Modglin – Review by Susan Mowdy

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The Good NeighborsThe Good Neighbors by Kiersten Modglin
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

This is the first book I’ve read from this author and I loved it. Its very different from what I’ve been reading lately but it took me back to the kind of books that got me back to reading years ago.

To say this book has twists and turns that weren’t expected is an understatement. I love that this book gave me a creepy vibe but it kept me glued to the pages until the very end.

Harper and Bryant move to this small town and meet neighbors that seem to be perfect but things always aren’t what they seem to be. They start questioning everything about their life and themselves!

Amazing read! If you like to be kept on your toes then this should definitely be a one-click for you!

Review by @listersda
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Children of the Future by Jane Suen – Review by Caralee Loonat

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Children Of The FutureChildren Of The Future by Jane Suen
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

Children of the Future by Jane Suen
4 Stars!!!!

This is the third book from this author that I have read. I find that the author’s writing style is
refreshing. The genre of this book is out of my comfort genre but I found it to be quite an addicting read. The suspense and mystery really kept me glued to the pages. I don’t read mysteries often but this was a nice change.

I really love Telly’s character and the part he played in the story. The way he cares for the kids is really endearing. I was really at the end of my seat as the drama and mystery played out. I found that the author had a great way of drawing out the story and the intrigue. I really enjoyed this book and would definitely be reading more from this author in the Future.

Reviewed by @caraleeloonat
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Whom Shall I Kiss… An Earl, A Marquess, or A Duke? (Tricking the Scoundrels #1) By Laura A. Barnes – Review by Laura Furuta

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Whom Shall I Kiss... An Earl, A Marquess, or A Duke? (Tricking the Scoundrels #1)Whom Shall I Kiss… An Earl, A Marquess, or A Duke? by Laura A. Barnes
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

Whom Shall I Kiss… An Earl, A Marquess, or A Duke? (Tricking the Scoundrels #1)
By: Laura A. Barnes
5 out of 5 stars

The story Whom Shall I Kiss… An Earl, A Marquess, or A Duke? (Tricking the Scoundrels #1) by Laura A. Barnes is a wonderful historical romance book. I loved the storyline and the characters. The story pulls you in and I found myself not wanting to put it down until I had finished the last page. I loved reading about the character of Sidney Hartridge. Sidney is a young woman who doesn’t always go by the rules. She wants to prove a theory about the antics of men. What will happen when she begins to have a strong attraction and pull towards one of the men in her project? Read this book to find out. Sidney Hartridge’s character is one that is likable, and I found myself caring about her and wanting her to find happiness. I also enjoyed reading about Noah Wildeburg. He is a man that finds he has an attraction to Sidney. He is known as a scoundrel. Does he have a chance to win her heart? This is a book that has romantic scenes that are swoon-worthy. The author has written a wonderful story with unforgettable characters. I would highly recommend reading this book.

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Wayward (Billionaire Bodyguards Book 1) by Via Mari – Review by Naomi McDonald

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Wayward (Billionaire Bodyguards Book 1)Wayward by Via Mari
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

Wayward is the first book in the Billionaire Bodyguards series. You can read this story without having to read the other series associated with it, but if you want to know more about the characters you should read the Prestian series and Torzial Affair series to get more background on them.

When I first ran across the Sasha character (in a previous series), I didn’t like her very much. She was creating a lot of drama. In Wayward, you get a better understanding of why she is the way she is. I changed the way I felt about her in this book.

As you read this story you are likely to feel a wide range of emotions. The story keeps up a good pace and has characters you can connect to. Suspense, steamy scenes, danger…overall a great read.

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The Good Neighbors by Kiersten Modglin – Review by Karyn Taylor

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The Good NeighborsThe Good Neighbors by Kiersten Modglin
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

Holy Hell! What can I say about The Good Neighbors by Kiersten Modglin? Wow! This psychological thriller will drag you through the wringer. It will grab you from the very first page and take you on a tour through every emotion possible before spitting you out at the end wondering what the hell happened.
When newlyweds Bryant and Harper Page move to Lancaster Mills to start new jobs in their new careers, with their dream house they thought that their new life was perfect. That was until they met the beautiful couple next door Jason and Tori Fuller and then everything they dreamed and hoped for came crashing around them. Strange events start happening and all seems to be due to the strange couple next door. Are Tori and Jason hiding something? Are they the culprits of all the strange events that are happening?
The author throws so many curveballs at you and takes the story in a direction you definitely never saw coming. Even though the story is told in dual POV from Bryant and Harper, you are still left shocked and stunned at how this story unfolds.
If you like a good psychological thriller then The Good Neighbors is definitely the book for you. I loved this book and will definitely be checking out more of this author’s work.

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Wayward (Billionaire Bodyguards Book 1) by Via Mari – Review by Debi Kircher

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Wayward (Billionaire Bodyguards Book 1)Wayward by Via Mari
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

Wayward (Billionaire Bodyguards Book 1) by Via Mari

5 Stars

….and just like that she did it again….

I have read both of the series before this one and absolutely loved them, this one comes out of the gate with a bang and had me totally hooked just like the rest immediately. I love the direction this series has taken and love even more that we get to see the other side of things a bit as well as some of our returning favorite people from the earlier books. Many thanks to this author for giving us more 🙂

I loved this one and the fact the main character has the same first name as my hubby was kind of fun, that’s the first time that has happened in the trillion books I’ve read and I loved it.

I’ll be honest I wasn’t sure about Sasha at first and a lot of that might be carry over but it didn’t take long for me to get an understanding with who she was and I adored the interaction between her and Jay and their connection was evident early on even if they didn’t know it.

This series I think might jump to the top real quick, I really love how this is going and can not wait to see who is up next.

Once again..Simply Awesome! If you haven’t read anything by this author yet you could start here I suppose but I recommend going back to the start with the Prestian Series…They are all amazing!!!

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Wayward (Billionaire Bodyguards Book 1) by Via Mari – Review by Sunday Barnaby

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Wayward (Billionaire Bodyguards Book 1)Wayward by Via Mari
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

Wayward by Via Mari
Five Stars

Wayward is the first book in the Billionaire Bodyguards Series byVia Mari. Although this is the first book in this series, it is not the first book in the world that Via Mari has created. Like the rest of her books I love the loyalty of the men in this world that she has created. This is Sasha and Jay’s story, and it is non stop action and hot sex scenes throughout. This one kept me reading long after my bedtime. I just couldn’t put it down until I finished it. I can’t wait to read what Via Mari has in store for us. I highly recommend this book.

Review by@sunbarn
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The Good Neighbors by Kiersten Modglin – Review by Kerry Carr

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The Good NeighborsThe Good Neighbors by Kiersten Modglin
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

I really loved this story. Its full of secrets and lies and just shows that no matter how well we know someone, we never completely know them.

Harper and Bryant moved to a nice house in Lancaster Mill with neighbours that seem to perfect to be real.

As the settle into their new life things turn weird between them and their neighbours.
Things go from bad to worse when Bryant falls for his neighbours charms and an affair begins.

However things aren’t what they seem, and Harper will get a shock she didnt see coming

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The Good Neighbors by Kiersten Modglin – Review by Jenni Bishop

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The Good NeighborsThe Good Neighbors by Kiersten Modglin
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

The Good Neighbors by Kiersten Modglin​ is a suspense story that really is nothing like what I expected. That being said I’m not sure what I expected but it certainly wasn’t this and it was a complete surprise. WOW! Kiersten has done a great job with this plot and they way it was done was very clever. I enjoyed it but could not for the life of me work out where it was going, I was completely blindsided and loved every minute of it. I am not going to say anymore because I don’t want to give anything away, it was that good that I want you to be completely surprised.

You will thank me later.

Reviewed by @jennadb

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Never Let Me Go (Bayou Devils MC Book 6) by A.M. Myers – Review by Jenni Bishop

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Never Let Me Go (Bayou Devils MC #6)Never Let Me Go by A.M. Myers
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

Never Let Me Go (Bayou Devils MC Book 6) by A.M. Myers​ is another great book in the Bayou Devils MC series. I have grown to love these men and their crazy women and I was so excited to read this book. I enjoy A.M.’s writing and it is so easy to get lost in her words. She paints a picture that enables you to see and feel all that there is in their world. I love the comradery that these men and women have formed. They are proof that family does not have to be by blood. I can not wait for more!

Juliette finally awakes and has no idea who anyone is or what her life is or what year it is. What she does know is that this stranger makes her heart race and feel.

Sawyer has given up on relationships, that is until one tiny things comes into his life but can he keep her safe even from herself?

I suggest you read the other series in order so you get the backstory of the characters and how they all fit together. You will thank me later.

Reviewed by @jennadb

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The Good Neighbors by Kiersten Modglin – Review by Heidi Eich Woodring

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The Good NeighborsThe Good Neighbors by Kiersten Modglin
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

The Good Neighbors by Kiersten Modglin was such a thrilling read. When moving you are always excited to meet your neighbors, learn the best restaurants, learn the neighborhood gossip, but you never expect what Bryant and Harper learned about their neighbors when they moved to Lancaster Mills. When they mullet Jason and Tori Fuller they were not very nice but Bryant and Harper were both still wanting to get to know whom they were neighbors with. Slowly they learn that there is so much to the Fullers but can they actually be dangerous?
This book had me at the edge of my seat and could NOT put it down. I kept trying to guess how the book would end, and nothing could prepare me for how is ended. WOW! THIS BOOK! This was my first book by this author and it won’t be my last. THIS FIVE STAR BOOK , WOW!

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The Matchmaker’s Match (Man’s Best Friend Book 3) by Nicole Flockton – Review by Renee Ullery

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The Matchmaker's Match (Man's Best Friend, #3)The Matchmaker’s Match by Nicole Flockton
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

The Matchmaker’s Match (Man’s Best Friend Book 3) by Nicole Flockton
Stars:4

This story is Meredith’s and Lincoln’s story. They meet without any expectations, except for a good time. Their chemistry is hot, but they really didn’t think that the see each other again. However, life likes to knock ya down a bit. Each have their own struggles and strengths. They were a fantastic couple to read about. They were relatable. So far, I have enjoyed this series, and this story was a great addition.

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Orion’s Kiss by Claire Luana – Review by Emily Walsh

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Orion's KissOrion’s Kiss
By: Claire Luana
My Rating: 4 of 5 stars

Orion’s Kiss by Claire Luana was a quick interesting read that kept me reading, and engaged.

Not my first read by this author so I was excited to get my hands on it. As a fan of greek mythology, this sparked my interest right away. In regards to story flow and plot it was pretty okay, I love it, and overall I did enjoy this book. But there are somethings that bothered me and frankly speaking, I’m not sure if this should have been a YA, I think the material would have worked better with an older MC.

Lets start with what bothered me the most, this book follows a very standard YA format, and I was surprise really, because this authors other works, I have read, were anything but standard. There was a bit of a dark humour thing going on, that for me missed the mark a little bit, as she rationalized murder a little too well, for someone of that age. Like I’m not complaining about her conclusion, cause frankly speaking I would have come to the same one, but it was just the nonchalant way she wen about it, and her best friend’s easy acceptance that got me. It was just, a little too farfetched you could say.

Other then that, I did have a good time reading this book. I like the original concept, and I did like the MC’s witty personality. There as just something about her that was eye catching and made up for the other indiscretions. This is a fairly quick read, so the story line moves quite fast, so I can see why things were done the way they were.

So please take my high recommendation and my stamp of approval, that if you’re looking for a fast fun read, with a little bit of star crossed romance, a touch of darkness, a good old fashion kidnapping, and some enemy turned friends/lovers, then this read is for you.

Happy Reading

-Review by @eawalsh

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Children Of The Future by Jane Suen – Review by Heidi Eich Woodring

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Children Of The FutureChildren Of The Future by Jane Suen
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

Children of the Future by Jane Suen was an awesome short read that I could not put down. Bus driver Telly, pulls up to a school and comes to find that all the children are missing, all but Billy who Telly finds hiding in a cabinet. Needing and wanting answers Telly and Billy set out to find out who took the children and where they are. Nothing like this has ever happened in Rocky Flats and the town is in a uproar but also rallies together in the search and only hope that it’s not too late to save them all.

I read this in one sitting and couldn’t put this down. The author did an amazing job with this, and the only thing I can say negative about it was I wish it was longer because I didn’t want the book to end. I give this book 5 stars and highly recommend.

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The Good Neighbors by Kiersten Modglin – Review by Candida Hopper

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The Good NeighborsThe Good Neighbors by Kiersten Modglin
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

The Good Neighbors
by Kiersten Modglin

Holy cow this book took me on an unexpected ride! This is the first book I have read by this author and I can tell you it definitely won’t be the last. I couldn’t believe the twists and turns in this story. It’s amazing how something can snowball so fast. I became completely intrigued and enthralled in the plot and the characters. I can go on and on about how good this book is, but let me just say that this is a must read. I highly recommend this book. I must warn you as soon as you start reading you will not be able to put it down. This story will blow your mind.

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Act II. Playing with Fire (Moore Family Saga Book 2) by Michele Sims – Review by Heidi Eich Woodring

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Act II. Playing with Fire (Moore Family Saga, #2)Act II. Playing with Fire by Michele Sims
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

Michele Sims has done it again with the second book in the Moore family saga, Act II Playing with Fire. It’s a perfect mix of romance and suspense while being focused on a family. Cade is a musician and his career is just picking up when he gets a call from his brother that his son, Miles, has posers. Vincent, having connections, know that the powers Miles has is a rare mutation. Miles show so many abilities, and when he falls ill, his parents need to find a place that understands everything about him.

This story line draws you right in, and holds you fully until the last page. The author has such a way to make the story believable. From the way they actually parent, to the family support, and he writing style. I adored this book and I cannot wait to read the next in the series! FIVE STARS!!

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Queen of the Warrior Bees (Natural Forces Book 1) by Jean Gill – Review by Kandis Posey

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Queen of the Warrior Bees (Natural Forces #1)Queen of the Warrior Bees by Jean Gill
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

Queen of the Warrior Bees (Natural Forces Book 1) by Jean Gill is such an amazing story. This book is scary and eye opening. It really makes you think about the world around you. I felt so many emotions while reading this book and it made me want to stand up for people’s rights. I definitely want to see what other books Jean Gill has written.

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Kingdom of War (Kingdom Journals Volume 4) by Tricia Copeland – Review by Lisa Helmick

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Kingdom of WarKingdom of War by Tricia Copeland
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

This is full of action and suspense. Every page I turn there is something else happening. Will Theron find them? What does DJ have that can help them? Will they find all three pieces in time? Will the trinity be able to stop Thanatos? These kids travel all over the globe looking for all the pieces of the Lance. While saving the souls isn’t their only quest in this story…there are repercussions that cause more problems.

While all the characters have been together previously I really enjoyed DJ. He is new to the group(like me reading this). He is fun and cautious but full of energy. He also loves finally having a brother. I love his enthusiasm. Hunter is the MC. He goes through his test and accumulates a lot of power. As he learns to control it some crazy things happen. Will his power be enough to help him win the war? If it does…what happens after?

I enjoyed reading this. The relationships between all the characters were good. There are a TON of characters in here. I have not read the other books in this series and really had no trouble following along. They did reference some things that had happened in the past books thAt sound interesting. So I would suggest starting the series at the beginning. The characters are vampires and witches working together…which I enjoyed. The story flows very nicely and the drama and action easily kept me interested.

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Children Of The Future by Jane Suen – Review by Heather Bass

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Children Of The FutureChildren Of The Future by Jane Suen
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

I have read a few books from this author and she continues to blow my mind. This is a short story that will make you want more. I could not put this book down for anything. I wanted to know what happened. It only took me a couple of hours to devour this book.

Telly is the neighborhood’s bus driver and he loves it. He knows all of his kids on his route personally. Telly gets up and does his normal bus route and he then goes to his other job. He works for a nice man when the kids are in school. Telly comes back to the school to pick the kids up but no one comes out of the building. He parks his bus and goes into the school and there is no one there. Telly ends up finding one boy that was hiding. The town sends search parties to see if they can find the kids and teachers that just vanished. Telly finds some clues but will he be able to put them together? Where did all these people go and why are they missing?

I absolutely loved this book. The storyline had me hooked right from the beginning. It felt like you were trying to solve the mystery with Telly. This talented author kept you on your toes all the way until the end. This author is becoming one of my favorites for short stories. I can’t wait to see what she will write about next.
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