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The Forsaken: Wraith by Martin Ferguson – Review by Kerry Carr

The Forsaken: WraithThe Forsaken: Wraith by Martin Ferguson
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

This is the first book is a new series by this author and from this book its going to be a great series. It is a young adult read but I really enjoyed it. I loves the fantasy aspect and the danger. With twists and turns around every corner you are kept on the edge of your seat all the way through.

When Alena’s world is destroyed she loses everything. She loses her home, her family and eventually her name. She is taken away and trained to become part of The Guild. The Guild is a group of people who are highly trained and Alena needs to find where she belongs.
After a successful trail on her own she comes back with the head of a Siren which makes her a Slayer.
Now she gets placed in the service of the Sacred and now her real adventure begins.

It’s a great 1st book in the series and I am eager to see where the next book takes us.

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Journeys Through Spacetime (Journeys Through Book 1) by James Talisman – Review by Anna Hirsch

Journeys Through SpaceTimeJourneys Through SpaceTime by James Talisman
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

Journeys Through Spacetime (Journeys Through Book 1)
By James Talisman
4 Stars

Journeys Through Spacetime is unlike any book you have ever read. It is classified as science fiction/fantasy but it also has spirituality woven throughout. It really is an original story. It takes place on different planets and separate times. Many reminding me of different eras on Earth; Egyptians, Japanese warriors and ninjas, gladiators and present day. There are many characters and multiple points of view which are constantly changing. This I found made it difficult to follow the story. Just as I was getting into it, we changed places and characters. Parts of the book felt like I was watching an episode of Star Trek. Readers who are interested in sci-fi will love this book. Personally I’m not a fan but I decided to step outside the box a little and try something different. I do believe in mind over matter so the book intrigued me.

The author gave most of his characters a very formal speech which felt unnatural to me. It turned me off and annoyed me because no one speaks like that. I’m willing to forgive this because the story takes place in different time eras and planets so it is a possibility. Personally I felt that there were too many storylines and there were only a couple that I was interested in. Cassius and Hirosho drew me in the most. Hirosho and the shadow demon could have been a book unto itself.

Honestly I wasn’t sure how to rate this boom. It’s not a three but not quite a four. I finally decided to give it a four stars. I felt that being a debut novel for this author, it was good. The concept was original and well thought out. I wasn’t going to let my personal preferences and tastes affect the rating.

Review by @Anna Hirsch
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Finding It All (Finding Happiness In Harmony Book 1) by Stacey Komosinski – Review by Amy Brennan

Finding It All (Finding Happiness In Harmony Book 1)Finding It All by Stacey Komosinski
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

If you’re looking for a feel-good, goose bump filled, happy and nerve-wracking slow burning love story, grab this novel and get cozy! I was itching for an easy read when I elected to pick up this book, and I really am very glad that I did. I found that I really enjoyed the way that the story is told, making sure to give you information on all the characters involved in the main story line, and teasing you with more info, which has me hoping that there will be a second novel, with even more ‘feel good vibes.’ Though I kept waiting for the second shoe to drop, likely from the books I have been reading, this story is all happiness, though does have its very relatable issues between Chloe and Chris, and the others, that arise now and again. I am very excited to read more by Stacey Komosinski, thank you for this happily-ever-after read. I will be recommending this read to others!

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Remember My Name (Remember My Name Series Book 1) by Laurencia Hoffman – Review by LeeAnn Leonard

Remember My Name (Remember My Name #1)Remember My Name by Laurencia Hoffman
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

Childhood trauma can manifest in an adult in many ways. Shane has suffered and survived, but has yet figured out how to thrive. Coming to terms with long kept secrets may be the key to his healing. This book is full of compassion, intrigue, mystery and heartbreak. You’ll be rooting for Shane & Teddy as they both deserve a happy ending.

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Sinful Daughter (Dark Mafia Sins Book 1) by Emily Bowie – Review by Jenni Bishop

Sinful DaughterSinful Daughter by Emily Bowie
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

Sinful Daughter: A mafia Romance by Emily Bowie is a forbidden love story where the good guy falls in love with the Mafia boss’s daughter and the one man he is trying to bring down. I haven’t read any of Emily’s books before and I was pleasantly surprised. This action packed and tension filled tale is full of twists and turns. It is raw and gritty, and entertaining, and full of emotions. He is hellbent on revenge and she wants nothing to do with the family business. She is his way in, and he is her ticket out. But in the end who is left standing?

Reviewed by @jennadb

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AWAKENING THE GODS (RISE OF THE CELTIC GODS) by KRISTIN GLEESON – Review by Jenni Bishop

Awakening the Gods (Rise of the Celtic Gods #1)Awakening the Gods by Kristin Gleeson
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

Awakening the Gods: A Celtic Urban Fantasy (Rise of the Celtic Gods Book 1) by Kristin Gleeson is an urban fantasy romance original story. It is a richly spun tale full of magic and myth, of Celtic folklore and legends, of gods and goddesses set in the beautiful county of Ireland. Having visited Ireland it just made the story pop so much more. And let’s not forget the musicality of the story which just adds another dimension overall.

Reviewed by @jennadb

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Snowflakes and Holly (Hartwood Holiday Romance) by Jae Dawson – Review by Lyndsey Fairley

Snowflakes and Holly: A Small Town Christmas Romance (A Hartwood Holiday Romance)Snowflakes and Holly: A Small Town Christmas Romance by Jae Dawson
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

Christmas is July anyone? I love stories set around the holidays and reading this on a scorching hot July day made it all disappear for a bit.
Holly and Blake had me laughing and rooting for them from the beginning. Both with losses they must overcome and work through. And I love this town and the people we meet and see from previous books too!

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The Forsaken: Wraith by Martin Ferguson – Review by Roxsanne Lesieur.

The Forsaken: WraithThe Forsaken: Wraith by Martin Ferguson
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

Alena Athscar is a young woman of sixteen who lost her family in one night eight years before which was filled with blood, fire and snow, all because she has a gift people are searching for, but she is rescued by her Uncle and she is taken to live with him and grew up training to be a part of the Guild of thieves, assassins, saviours and slayers which he is the Guild master, now she is in the midst of her trial and is walking through a torrential downpour towards a tavern at a crossroads, it is warm and inviting and the bar keep is friendly, it looks like there isn’t going to be much information she can use, that is until a man comes running in speaking of a terrifying incident which has destroyed his caravan and possibly those he was travelling with in a nearby forest, that is all she needs to know and she heads off in that direction. When she gets there, she immediately senses something isn’t right and her suspicions are confirmed when she sees a trio of bandits she crossed paths with earlier attack each other in such a way that she knows they are not quite themselves, when she looks closer and is then confronted by the cause of the disquiet, she ends up fighting for her life and triumphs in the end, as she returns to the inn, she observes another confrontation, this time between the man and someone in his party, this leads to her getting paid.

When she returns to the Guildhall to receive confirmation of the her apprenticeship and completion of her trial, she is given the brand of the Guild and the designation of Slayer, closely followed by designation of her first contracted job, she has to retrieve a missing person for the Sacred, a group of sorcerers who either recruit or destroy those with arcane abilities, the need for discretion and speed in insisted upon and after receiving all the information she can, she takes her payment and goes to visit some vendors to stock up on what she will need for the job. Her first stop is the Healer to treat her wounds and give an offering to the Gods, she visits the Fence to sell the things she didn’t give to the Guild, next is the Scholar to gather some information about where she will be going and the current situation there, including a map with the way clearly marked, a trip to the Alchemist for healing potions and something to help slay any obstacles in front of her and finally to the Armourer to replace her short sword, chainmail armour and gathering a few more weapons to add to her arsenal.

After she is packed and ready to go, she goes to a local inn to recruit a party tot travel with her and support her with the job, there isn’t much uptake to begin with, they disbelieve that she, a mere girl is worthy of them, but eventually people step up to the plate and they finally set off onto their journey, but it isn’t smooth sailing on the way, never mind when they reach their destination, however what they find there is nothing short of terrifying, but will the group be able to destroy what needs to be destroyed and stay alive in the process, or will the beasts and demons prevail over the Slayer and her group of individuals? This is a thrilling fantasy adventure which keeps you on a rollercoaster of emotions as you journey along a perilous path with this group of misfits.

Reviewed by @roxsannel

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The Dream Catchers: PRESTORIA Series Book 1 by J.U. Menon – Review by Roxsanne Lesieur.

The Dream Catchers: PRESTORIA Series Book 1The Dream Catchers: PRESTORIA Series Book 1 by J.U. Menon
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

Radhika Varma is a young girl who lives with her brother and aunt, she has a normal life, she goes to school, has a best friend, she spends a lot of time at the library, or reading in her room and she has a vivid imagination, but in her dreams she sees lost family and the other usual things, but one day she sees someone in her dreams whom she has never seen before, the first time, she thinks nothing of it, however, as he appears more often and even when she is awake, she starts to get worried. One night, she is dreaming as usual when she suddenly becomes surrounded by darkness, apart from a spotlight in which the man in her dreams is sat in an armchair, when she asks what is going on, he just pours some tea and asks her to wait for others to join them and eventually ten others appear and this is when he starts to explain everything.

As Radhika listens to the old man, she is finding what he is telling the group highly unbelievable, apparently, he has been observing them and because of their imaginations, he has picked them and brought them to the land of dreams and nightmares, also known as Prestoria to take part in a Challenge which takes place every fifty years, this challenge involves them using their imagination to travel to a portal while overcoming the obstacles set before them. He says that they are now the Dream Catchers and that they will have until dawn each day to complete the Challenge, if they don’t get to the portal in time, they will be forever trapped in Prestoria and will lose their lives in the real world, but this night, they will be taught the basic skills needed to compete and to have a practice before the real tasks begin.

As she starts talking to some of the others in the group and tries to practice the skills, she is realising that she may not be as good as she is hoping to be, but she is determined to persevere throughout the Challenge, however, as it progresses and she tries to help others in the group to win in the duels against mythical creatures and scenarios which test every aspect of their person, one Catcher in particular is determined to believe that she is not as wholesome as she appears and starts to set things up to prove this to the other Catchers, Radhika is suspicious, but only talks to a select couple of the other Catchers about it, they are the ones who don’t believe the accusations and know the truth. Will Radhika be able to complete the Challenge and prove to everyone that she isn’t the kind of person she is being made out to be, or will the accusations and ill wishes against her come to fruition and leave her in Prestoria forever? This is a thrilling race against time in a fantasy world, which will keep you on the edge of your seat and although it is a YA book, adults will enjoy it as well as you read along and share the experiences of the Dream Catchers.

Reviewed by @roxsannel

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Dark Bastard (Dark Sparrow Novel Book 5) by India Kells – Review by Tracy Wilkin

Dark Bastard (Dark Sparrow, #5)Dark Bastard by India Kells
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

Dark Bastard is book five in the Dark Sparrow series by the enigmatic author, India Kells. There is nothing better than a troubled soul that finds the light. It appeals to my dark and twisted side. There is always an abundance of excitement and adrenalin inducing action. I love the evolving of each character. The author can spin a tale so the reader can almost feel like an extension of the book. I become one with the characters and there hurt is my hurt. Their triumphs are mine. Their tragedies break my heart. Sam needs to save Evie, while battling his own demons. Their charisma was spine tingling and the feeling between them was everything. Emotions were always high and anything could happen at the next turn of the page. A reader needs to brace. For anything. For everything. This author provides all. Everything a reader could ever possibly want or need in a romance. Its all there. Nothing is spared. An that makes this series, these characters, and this author, unforgettable. Losing a piece of my heart to each and every character is magical. 5 stars.

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Death of a Coupon Queen (Sophie Parker Mystery Series) by Jenna Harte – Review by Samantha Bassett

Mann in the Crossfire: A Jarvis Mann Hardboiled Detective Mystery NovelMann in the Crossfire: A Jarvis Mann Hardboiled Detective Mystery Novel by R. Weir
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

Wow, this was my first book by R. Weir and the first book I have read from the Jarvis Mann Detective series and now I want to get all of them. I did not realize this was book number 8 in the series but it really didn’t matter, there was enough backstory when it was needed that I was not missing anything I needed to know.

Jarvis is a PI he keeps unfolding this mystery right before your eyes. Every twist and turn in this book has another lead to follow, along with a bunch of really unsavory people.

Mann in the Crossfire is a page turner that kept me reading until the very end.

I love when you can find a book by an author you haven’t read before and then want to read more because of their writing. R. Weir will be an author I watch from now on to make sure I don’t miss a new book.

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Bared. (A Green St. Girls Romance) by N.D. Jackson – Review by Angela Hayes

Bared. (Green St. Girls #1)Bared. by N.D. Jackson
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

 

Bared is the first book in the Green St. Girls series by N.D Jackson. I have loved reading N.D Jackson’s other books, so when I saw this, I snapped up a copy and dove right in to see what she had in store for us this time. It is a great read- a contemporary romance- with wonderful characters. The story had all the ingredients to keep me avidly reading- and before I knew it I had devoured the whole story- in one sitting.
As expected, N.D Jackson writes beautifully- her descriptive details brought the story to life- the characters especially are really well developed, complex, and quite endearing. I loved meeting Athena and the rest of the Green St. Girls- add Tru to the mix and the story really shines! Can’t wait for more. Bring on Book #2!
A great start to a new series!
Happy Reading!

Thank you, N.D Jackson!

 

Reviewed by @angelahayes

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Avenging Devil Part 2 (Satan’s Devils MC San Diego #4) by Manda Mellett – Review by Melissa Agena

Avenging Devil Part 2: Satan's Devils MC San DiegoAvenging Devil Part 2: Satan’s Devils MC San Diego by Manda Mellett
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

Wow. I am completely wowed by this story. Avenging Devil Part 2 is Book 4 in the Satan’s Devils MC San Diego series by Manda Mellett. This author has such a way with words and knows exactly how to suck you in from the beginning. This story is the continuation of the third book in the series. Saffie has a seriously ridiculous past. Full of violence and abuse that no woman should ever endure. And for Saffie there just may be no way out. Not if Niran has anything to do with it however. Niran is in the thick of it and Saffie believes the lies that are displayed. Will he ever be able to get her and himself out alive? Will she ever believe the real Niran? Well, I am not going to spoil it for you. I will tell you that you will be on an emotional roller coaster. There are so many ups and downs along with twists and turns. This book is so stinking good, I am so excited for the next book in the series. However, I do recommend at least reading Part 1 before you read this book so you can understand what is taking place. You will not be disappointed with this book or any of the books in this series!

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The Third Nanny (Secrets of Redemption) by Michele PW (Pariza Wacek) – Review by Dr. Anya Schultz

The Third NannyThe Third Nanny by Michele Pariza Wacek
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

Well, this review might be a hard one to write because I don’t want to give anything away! This was a psychological, twisted story about a toxic sister relationship. Secretive details about a sister’s life start to unfold, while the other sister follows, literally, in her footsteps. I enjoyed the fact that the story kept me bouncing ideas back and forth about what could be going on. I did start to get an idea half-way through the book about this surprising ending. However, as a psychological professional, my mind tends to wander in ways that many people don’t – it’s dark and a little pathological. I would say if you want to be surprised, try to enjoy the book and not over analyze it like I tend to do. Worth the read!

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Avenging Devil Part 2 (Satan’s Devils MC San Diego #4) by Manda Mellett – Review by Rachel Moss

Avenging Devil Part 2: Satan's Devils MC San DiegoAvenging Devil Part 2: Satan’s Devils MC San Diego by Manda Mellett
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

Avenging Devil: Part 2 was an incredible read! This book picks up exactly where part 1 left off. I think I like this part better to be honest. There is a lot more action, and the story starts to pick up. This one (to me) was just overall more entertaining and this is the one where all the action starts and ends. I was in tears, suspense and even laughter throughout reading this book. So far these 2 parts might be some of my favorites of Mellett’s Satan’s Devils MC series! I absolutely can not wait to read the next installment in this series!

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Chatroom With A View by Glenn Maynard – Review by Erica Fish

Chatroom With A ViewChatroom With A View by Glenn Maynard
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

Glenn Maynard is a new author to me that I am going to look forward to reading more. Chatroom With a View is a frightful good story. It is scary, psychological, thriller, and suspenseful. The characters are fully developed and complex-complicated. It is about a serial killer’s family and a “killer” gene passed down through the generations. Troy comes from a family that has members that have been serial killers. Veronica is Troy’s ex-girlfriend who is now pregnant. She is worried that her baby may have the “killer” gene. Troy has his own agenda. What happens next you will have to read. I highly recommend this book. It is a page-turner so I recommend leaving enough time to finish it in one seating.

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Cursed Touch (Broderick Coven Series Book 4) by AJ Renee – Review by Stephanie Nicole

Cursed Touch (Broderick Coven, #4)Cursed Touch by A.J. Renee
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

Cursed Touch is book four in the Broderick Coven series and Ms. Renee has outdone herself. Her writing per usual flows smoothly and beautifully, and her plot line flows just as wonderfully. As usual her characters are delightful and between them and her plot I was hooked from the first chapter. While this was a great read I personally think it was too short, but still an amazing read none the less. Even though this is a paranormal romance you find yourself relating to the characters and their day to day lives. Ms. Renee seems to be able to pull her readers in from chapter one and make them not want to put this book down until they have devoured it in one sitting. So if your looking for a fast and easy paranormal romance to read this weekend then I highly recommend Cursed Touch by A.J. Renee.

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Out of Time (Westbeach Series Book 4) by Toni Denise – Review by Stephanie Nicole

Out of Time: Westbeach Series 4Out of Time: Westbeach Series 4 by Toni Denise
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

Toni Denise gives us a great novel in Out of Time. This book is the fourth in its series and while I have not read the previous three this one was easy to follow, the characters where wonderful, and the plot was so thrilling that I couldn’t put it down. Her story is filled with suspense, drama, love, and so much more that I devoured the book in one sitting. Ms. Denise gives us such great characters in Jessica, Will and her other characters that I plan on going back and reading the first three. Personally I hope that Ms. Denise isn’t done with this series as I can’t wait to see what she does with these characters next.

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Mann in the Crossfire (Jarvis Mann Detective Series Book 8) by R Weir – Review by Stephanie Nicole

Mann in the Crossfire: A Jarvis Mann Hardboiled Detective Mystery NovelMann in the Crossfire: A Jarvis Mann Hardboiled Detective Mystery Novel by R. Weir
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

Once again R. Weir has written a brilliant suspense story with Mann in the Crossfire. His plot is fast paced and includes perfectly placed clues, complex characters, and so much suspense that you’ll be reading it in one sitting. While Mann in the Crossfire is part of a series Mr. Weir has done a wonderful job writing them to where they can be read as a stand alone. While I have read quite a few of Mr. Weir’s novels I have to say this series is one of my favorites and I have to wonder if this eighth installment is the end for Mann. Personally I hope Mr. Weir continues this series.

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Sign Steal Deliver (Gods of Thunder MC) by Carrie Pulkinen – Review by Natasha Hlinka

Sign Steal Deliver (Gods of Thunder MC)Sign Steal Deliver by Carrie Pulkinen
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

I’m obsessed with this book!!! I never thought my greek mythology obsession could get any bigger but it just did! With adventure and romance this book has everything! I love reading about the main gods but this fictional love story between Hermes and Kat just has me falling in love with them too. Plus the twist!! Ugh I couldn’t have seen that coming in a hundred years. This book is a quick read, but I might just be saying that because I couldn’t put it down. Carrie Pulkinen is an amazing story teller and just makes you want more of the adventure. I highly highly suggest picking up this book if you like romance, adventure and especially greek mythology. Oh and there are also other supernatural beings in this book too so… what more could you ask for?

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Avenging Devil Part 2 (Satan’s Devils MC San Diego #4) by Manda Mellett – Review by Tracy Manderson

Avenging Devil Part 2: Satan's Devils MC San DiegoAvenging Devil Part 2: Satan’s Devils MC San Diego by Manda Mellett
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

Avenging Devil Part 2: Satan’s Devils MC San Diego by Manda Mellett

5 out of 5 stars

Ms. Mellett out did herself with Avenging Devil part 2 I simply loved it so much that I read this book I one day. I was upset with the way Ms. Mellett left us with a big cliff hanger but it was so worth it. The characters are written amazingly. They are strong minded and the way these characters play off each other are great and their quirks make them feel real.

I have loved reading the different chapters and how they come together as a family then to see all these different chapters come together as one was awesome. This is the conclusion of Niran and Saffie’s story.

Can Niran talk himself into the Crazy wolves? What do the crazy wolves have planned for Niran? Can the Satan Devils save their brother and old lady before it’s too late?

You will need to read this book but make sure you read part 1 in Avenging Devil…

Tracy

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Houses of Deception (The Madeline Dawkins Mystery Series Book 6) by Cynthia Hamilton – Review by Francis O’Sullivan

Houses of Deception (The Madeline Dawkins Series Book 6)Houses of Deception by Cynthia Hamilton
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

Houses of Deception is the sixth book in Cynthia Hamilton’s Madeline Dawkins Series. It’s a real page-turner, with yet more mysteries to solve as Madeline, Matt and Samir are drawn into two (or is it three?) missing-persons cases.
In both cases, there’s a personal element to their involvement. Tara disappears mere hours after her anniversary party, which Madeline was involved in organising. And Dylan is the son of a PI who risked everything to help Madeline. So the team can’t really turn them down, even when both cases start to look much bigger and more dangerous than they initially appeared.
I could not put this down! I love the amount of detail Hamilton includes. I kept wondering what was going to turn out to be relevant to solving the case, and what was a red herring or just part of painting a more vivid picture. Speaking of pictures, I loved the art history elements and have enjoyed following up on them and seeing the painting mentioned!
This is a very enjoyable series. I’ve not read the books in order (why? Why do I do this?) and I think reading them in order is probably the best way to watch the characters grow and develop, but you can definitely get away with dipping in and out of the series. It’s great for fans of mysteries with a bit of tension and action. It gets five stars from me!

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Master Descallia: Dark Vampire Romance (Masters of the Consulate Book 1) by Sylvia Black – Review by Tatyana Turley

Descallia: Dark Vampire Romance (Masters of the Consulate Book 1)Descallia: Dark Vampire Romance by Sylvia Black
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

Oh my goodness. This book sank its’ fangs into me (pun intended). What an amazing story line and character development. I appreciate the time that it took to develop the backstory. I was never confused as it was all explained and cohesive. I was instantly hooked and could not put the book down. It was a nice refreshing take on vampires. I look forward for more books in the future!

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FURY OF CONVICTION (The Dragonfury Series Book 2) by Coreene Callahan – Review by Jenni Bishop

Fury of Conviction (Dragonfury Short Story Collection, #2)Fury of Conviction by Coreene Callahan
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

Fury of Conviction (“Villains” of the Dragonfury Series) by Coreene Callahan is a paranormal story. This is the second book in the series and is a short story. The story flows nicely but I wish it were longer than a little tease. The plot is simplistic in its telling but has enough of everything to hold your interest and become invested. With sexy alpha Dragon shifters this little taste of what Coreene can do will have me running back to read more of this intriguing and interesting world she has created. I do love me some shifters.

Reviewed by @jennadb

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The Forsaken: Wraith by Martin Ferguson – Review by Robbyn Perkins

The Forsaken: WraithThe Forsaken: Wraith by Martin Ferguson
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

I am a lover of all fantasy and sci-fi. And I have to say that I have fallen in love with this book and cannot wait to read more of the series.

Alena Athscar loses everything: family…home – everything that has grown to love in her world. She is then raised and trained in the Guild of Thieves and Assassins. Once she has completed her training, she needs to complete a trial which will then allow her to be a full member of the Guild. She will then be given her first task or assignment.

I love how the author, Martin Ferguson, enticed me into this world of mystical characters. I love reading the development of the character of Alena. There are parts of the character’s history that I want to know more about and I just know that it will be in the next books of the series. I cannot wait to read those!

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Dark Bastard (Dark Sparrow Novel Book 5) by India Kells – Review by Laura-Jane Minnie

Dark Bastard (Dark Sparrow, #5)Dark Bastard by India Kells
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

Another great book in this series. Sam can’t deal with his life anymore and wants to talk to his brother one last time but accidently calls the wrong number and gets someone called Ellie who is also struggling with life, they get talking and Sam realises he wants to find her and help her. But by doing this she ends up getting tangled up with his family’s problems and they both get kidnapped by Sam’s father. They end up getting close whist trying to survive their kidnappers sick and twisted games.

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Defined (The Cadence Duet Book Two) AUDIO BOOK by Dakota Willink – Review by S. Bittles

Defined (Cadence Duet: A Second Chance Romance Book 2)Defined by Dakota Willink
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

This is Book 2 in the Cadence Defined series, a novel about a second chance love story which picks up 17 years after the first book ends. Although there is a large time gap between novels, Willink maintains her characters personalities throughout their developing timelines.

I listened to the audio book and both narrators did an awesome job; great chemistry and performance! Having two narrators helped to keep events and conversations separated, as without words to follow it can get mixed up in your mind.

Willink has created a great developing plot, which is easy to follow if you haven’t read/listened to Book 1. Reading Book 1 will give you more insight to the characters past and how they were as young adults.

Be prepared that there are firm political views that arise, which were hard not to skip, but other than that Willink has delivered yet again!

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Nite Fire: Chain Reaction AUDIO BOOK by C.L. Schneider – Review by S. Bittles

Chain Reaction (Nite Fire #2)Chain Reaction by C.L. Schneider
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

This is Book 2 in the Nite Fire Series, and picks up right after the first book. I would consider this series as urban fantasy; it is action packed and has some tense drama.

I listened to the audio book and there were moments in the beginning where I had to play some chapters again as my mind kept wondering. I stuck it out and glad that I did, King did an excellent job with her narration.

Schneider does a great job of maintaining the flow and characters throughout the novels. Schneider writes with a balance of characters emotion and action, as well as great world building and developing plot.

Recommended series!

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Death of a Coupon Queen (Sophie Parker Mystery Series) by Jenna Harte – Review by Heather Lovelace

Death of a Coupon QueenDeath of a Coupon Queen by Jenna Harte
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

I loved this book and am so excited to have found this author. This cozy mystery hits all of the right notes. And to find out it’s part of a series – even better!! Such a fun story and I loved trying to figure out how it would resolve. So good.

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Azrael by Matthew Huntley – Review by Kerry Baker

AzraelAzrael by Matthew Huntley
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

Azrael by Matthew Huntley is a brilliant suspense book that is well written and intriguing. This is the first book I have read by this author and I love the writing style he brought to the pages. The book didn’t feel too dark or heavy but had just the right amount of suspense and thrill to keep you fully engaged. With each page he pulled me further into the story and I couldn’t want to see how it would all turn out.
This whole book felt like a fresh new take on this genre and I am excited to see what the author does next.

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