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Five – Alarm Christmas : A Novella by Melinda Valentine – Review by Kerry Carr

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Five-Alarm Christmas : A NovellaFive-Alarm Christmas : A Novella by Melinda Valentine
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

This is a great hot and steamy short story. For a short story it has a lot of detail and felt like a complete story. The characters were well written and the story enjoyable.

Finley leaves her family home for some. Peace and ends up in a bar. There she meets an handsome stranger and sparks fly.

The attraction is intense between them to deny. When she leaves in the morning she thinks it will be the last time she ever sees him. How wrong she was.

Garrett is the new fireman at her dad’s firehouse. Imagine his shock when he finds out his one night stands is his bosses daughter. She is off limits but Garrett can deny his feelings.

Can they make a relationship work or will it all end up going down in flames.

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Becoming Human by Amy Michelle Carpenter – Review by Kerry Carr

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Becoming HumanBecoming Human by Amy Michelle Carpenter
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

I really enjoyed this story. The author does a great job of making the characters engaging and believable. I thought at first it would be hard to follow 3 different characters and their stories but the author makes it very easy to keep up with each character. I love the sci-fi aspect of this story and also the magic around 2 of the characters.

The 3 characters in the book are a teenage boy who doesn’t believe in aliens, an alien who is sent to earth to help save her race, and a robot who’s job is to protect earth. Despite their differences they need to learn to respect each other and work together.

It’s a great story about people and their differences and how by respecting each other we can achieve great things

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Fighting for Us (Love is Worth Fighting For Book 1) by Bella Emy – Review by Kerry Carr

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Fighting for Us (Love is Worth Fighting For #1)Fighting for Us by Bella Emy
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

This is a wonderful love story about 2 souls who have been through their own past heartbreak but they find love again.
The author does an amazing job of writing the characters and building their stories. This book will have you crying and laughing and hoping that love will conquer all. You will be gripped from the first page and you won’t want to put the book down till the end.

Lorenzo is heartbroken. After losing his wife 5 years ago and being left to bring up their young daughter alone the last thing he is looking for is another women. He is still in love with his wife and always will be.
That is until he meets Carissa.

Carissa has also suffered heartbreak at the hands of her ex fiance. Since then she prefers to live her life through book characters where she can love and be safe from heartbreak. She has not intention of meeting someone else. That is until she meets Lorenzo.

Can they both learn to move on from their heartbreak and fight for their love?

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CORPORATE CHRISTMAS by BERNADETTE MARIE – Review by Kerry Carr

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Corporate ChristmasCorporate Christmas by Bernadette Marie
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

This is a lovely heartwarming festive read. I loved loved characters and the author did a good job of fully immersing you into their story.

Chloe was a successful woman looking at a promotion but that all changed when her promotion was given to Jason. Still she kept working until she was fired. Heartbroken she returned home to Aubrey Heights.
What she doesn’t expect is Jason to follow her.

The connection and attraction between Jason and Chole  is real and Jason can’t imagine his life without her in it.

Can Jason prove to her that they are ment for each other? Will the spirit of christmas win over the couple? Or will Chole be too hurt and scared to let Jason in.

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Antipodes by T.S. Simons – Review by Kerry Carr

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AntipodesAntipodes by T.S. Simons
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

Wow where to start with this book. It was a gripping read from the first page. I couldn’t put it down. Especially in the current world reading this story gets you thinking about the situation we find ourselves in today. The book is aimed at young adults but it is a very enjoyable read for anyone. The author does an amazing job of building the characters and creating the scenes  that you feel right in the middle of the story with them.

Cam is studying the last year of his science degree at uni. He is going along with life, wondering what he plans will be when he finishes. That is until his sister shows him an interview. Doesnt say what for but she encourages him to go. Little do they realise it will change Cam’s life forever.

There is a pandemic going through the world infecting the water supply and killing people in the thousands. Cam interview is to join a select number of people on a remote island, protected from this disease and away from everything in the hope that they can save the human race.  Will Cam leave his family behind and join this group of people? Can they really be safe from this disease? Can they build a sustainable life in the middle of nowhere away from everything they know and love?

Along the way  Cam meets his love interest Freja. When she goes missing Cam then faces the hard decision to find her. Can he find her and bring her back?

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Eye of Death (Vampire State Book 3)by Alexander Charalambides – Review by Kerry Carr

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Eye of Death (Vampire State, #3)Eye of Death by Alexander Charalambides
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

This is the 3rd book in the Vampire State series and it is just as enjoyable as the the first two books. The story keeps you gripped as you want to find out what happens. Rowena is a great character and the story about her indecision and confusion is really well written. I would definately recommend reading the first 2 books in this series as it will help you completely grasp the story.

The war is raging over freedom for humans in a vampire state. Rowena is not a reporter on the street right in the eye of the storm. In the middle of the war raging all around her. Her jobs is made all the more harder when she doesn’t know which side she wants to be on.
Add to this her blossoming romance with a human Prince and everything is uncertain in her world.

This story is full of action and adventure with danger and romance thrown into the mix as well.

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Bake Believe by Cori Cooper – Review by Kerry Carr

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Bake BelieveBake Believe by Cori Cooper
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

This is a great young adult story but I think any age would enjoy it. The character of Cat is very entertaining and funny and strong willed. I enjoyed reading about her and how discovering something new changed her whole outlook on life.

It’s the last day of summer vacation and Cat had an awesome day planned involving the pool, topping up her tan and of course meeting cute boys. What she didn’t expect was to have her life turned upside down by a home cooked pretzel.

Cats diet at home is very bland and revolves around food that is frozen or microwaved. Her mother never bakes or cooks so Cat was amazed when she tried the pretzel and decided she couldn’t go back to eating bland food. But her mum won’t cook or bake. What is the reason behind that? Cats on a mission to find out.

Add to this a mix up with her school schedule that means Cat is taking Culinary class and her world opens up. Something amazing happens to Cat as she bakes which surprises everyone.

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The Nearness of You: A British celebrity, standalone love-at-first-sight romance by K.G. Fletcher – Review by Kerry Carr

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The Nearness of YouThe Nearness of You by K.G. Fletcher
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

This is a very sweet romance. It was an enjoyable read with characters that were well written and you can’t help but fall in love with them. This book gives you all the feelings from excitement and love, to tears and sadness. There are also twist and turns which keep you guessing which I liked as its not a straight forward boy meets girl and falls in love.

Lauren is an aspiring singer on the local bars. She wonders if she will ever get her big break. What she doesn’t expect is to bump into a famous model during one of her shows.

David is in town for his sisters wedding when he hears Lauren sing and instantly falls for her. After spending time together he realises he needs to be with her so asked her to come with him for his big launch.

But not everyone is happy for David and Lauren. Will their spark grow into a fire? Will Lauren be too much of a distraction for David? Will their careers suffer for their romance or will they make it work?

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Cemetery Tour: A Walk Through the Old Yard by Stuart Ledwith – Review by Kerry Carr

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Cemetery Tour: A Walk Through the Old YardCemetery Tour: A Walk Through the Old Yard by Stuart Ledwith
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

This book was really interesting. It follows the authors through his walks through the cemetery. I have read several books by this author and I love the way he retells people’s stories. In this book he tells the stories of the some of the people who are buried there. The good and bad. The loves and losses. And what made them special even if they didn’t realise it in life.

Each person he talks to and retells their story is an interesting person. All with different paths in life and different stories to tell.

The author tells the stories with compassion, never adding facts to make it more dramatic. The stories are genuine written by genuine people who just want to get their lives remembered and known. With the help of the compassionate author they were able to do that.

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Rick: Ingram Brothers #3 by Roz Lee – Review by Kerry Carr

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Rick (Ingram Brothers #3)Rick by Roz Lee
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

This is the first book I’ve read from the author and I really enjoyed it. It’s was male on male romance that contains plenty of secrets.

Rick is a marine. He is a stereotypical marine and being gay  or at least openly gay  wasn’t am option. So Rick keeps his sexuality a secret from everyone except Dave Turner.

Rick and Dave  work together and become lovers in secret. Rick falls in love with Dave and has his heart shattered when Dave confesses that he is engaged to be married to a woman.

On a path of destruction Rick ends up drunk in a gay bar where he spots an attorney who works with his brother. After he swears Brent to secrecy he thinks things are sorted.

Brent was surprised to see his bosses brother in the gay bar but promised to keep his secret. There was an attraction between him and Rick but nothing happened due to Rick being drunk.
After trying to find somewhere to live Brent is happy when his boss finds him a place. Until he realises  that place is at Rick’s home.

What could go wrong? Will Rick be able to keep his sexuality a secret from his family? Will the attraction between Brent and Rick grow? And what happens if it does?

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Revel (The Howl Series Book 1) by Alden Elway – Review by Kerry Carr

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Revel (The Howl Series, #1)Revel by Alden Elway
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

This was a really good book. It is faced paced and contains a little bit of everything from paranormal to mystery and romance. The characters are really well written and I was gripped by Revel’s story.

Revel is a werewolf and part of a pack. Being a member of the pack means she has to abide by certain rules. One of the main ones being no falling for humans. So imagine her trouble when she finds herself doing just that. She can’t explain her attraction to Jamie but it’s definately strong. Can she keep their budding relationship a secret? Will she get punished for even thinking it? Revel’s life is full of secrets can a relationship with a human work when she has to hide so much?

Also added to these problems is the fact that hikers are disappearing in their wood. Are Revel and her family in danger? Why are the hikers disappearing and by who’s hands?

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Fake Fiancé (A Second Chance Office Romance) by Amy McKinley – Review by Kerry Carr

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Fake Fiancé: A Second Chance Office RomanceFake Fiancé: A Second Chance Office Romance by Amy McKinley
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

This was an emotional read. It is a story I love and the characters are so well written. I love Adeline’s character. She is a fiesty  strong woman who doesn’t let nothing get in her way.

When Adeline is asked to cover someone’s maternity leave she has no plans of finding romance. All she is focused on is pursuing her career and getting to the top. However things all change when she meets her boss Stone Crenshaw.

Stone is the owner of a hotel which he is renovating. He is work focused and has no intention of settling down. He’s after his next hotel and will do anything he can to win the bid on it. Even pretending to be in love.

When he makes Adeline an offer to become his fiancee to help him win the bid she is reluctant but smart to see how it will help her progress her career so she agrees.

What neither party sees coming is that the actual contact and connection between them is real and so strong.

Can they fight this connection and keep this strictly business? Who is out to split this couple up? Can they survive the obscales in front of them or will it tear them apart?

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Sweets and Santa (The Matchmaking Baker Book 2) by Rosie Pease – Review by Kerry Carr

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Sweets and Santa (The Matchmaking Baker, #2)Sweets and Santa by Rosie Pease
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

I enjoyed this cosy mystery. I really enjoyed the Christmas feel. The mystery keeps you guessing. The characters are well written and the story is easy to fall into.

Joanie  has opened up her bakery and has filled it full of delicious and tempting Christmas biscuits. She also has a special gift for matchmaking. Rumours around town says she is the best matchmaker around.

Things seem to be going well until things start disappearing around the village. And when something special is missing from her shop things could look bad for Joanie.

Who is taking all the items that are disappearing and for what reason? Can Joanie find the person behind it? What is the connection to the gnomes that keep appearing and reappearing around the village?

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CLAIM ME NOW (Heron Harbor Book 2) by Lea Nolan – Review by Kerry Carr

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Claim Me NowClaim Me Now by Lea Nolan
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

I really enjoyed this romance story. I loved the twists and turns and how fate has a plan for the two lead characters no matter how much they fight it.

Raven is a strong successful business woman but when she is fired from her job she retreats to her family home hoping for a weekend of alone time and peace. That is until Jack arrives.

Jack is a friend of Raven’s sister who rented him the cottage without telling her sister. So imagine both Jack and Ravens surprise when they realise the mistake.

After not finding a solution apart from sharing the house the attraction between them grows. However Jack is hiding a secret which could destroy their relationship before it even begins.

Can they survive Jack’s secret? Can they stop the attraction between them growing? Can they build something new together or will they fall apart?

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The Last Playlist: A Sonic Epitaph by P.A. Kane – Review by Kerry Carr

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The Last Playlist: A Sonic EpitaphThe Last Playlist: A Sonic Epitaph by P.A. Kane
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

This is a very different and unique book. I loved the way the author uses music and references to music as he goes through and describes his life.

It is a really interesting book of essays written by the author about aspects of his life. They are written with humour and sadness, heartbreak and love.  Everything you read is full of emotion that you can’t help but feel like you know the author by the end of the book.

It’s different to any memoir I have read before which makes it very special and an enjoyable read.

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Cuckoo Clock – New York (Unbroken Bonds Book 3) by Elisabeth Marrion – Review by Kerry Carr

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Cuckoo Clock - New York: Esther's Story (Unbroken Bonds Book 3)Cuckoo Clock – New York: Esther’s Story by Elisabeth Marrion
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

This is the 3rd book in the Unbroken Bonds Series. This is actually the first book I have read. What is good about the books is I didn’t need to read the first two books to be able to follow this story. Its a beautiful and sad story about world war 2 and how it affected so many lives. It is written in a way that beautifully describes what life was like in those times, the fear that people felt and also how peoples perspectives changed, some for good and some for worst.

When Esther and her father are forced to leave their home they run to Amsterdam to seek safety with their friends.

This isn’t the end of their story as their end is getting to England. After boarding the Kindertransport they come across lots of orphaned children on their way to England. Posing as their doctors Esther and her father join them.
When the Kindertransport gets stopped what will happen to the children who already abandoned and alone? And where will Esther and her father end up? And what is the link between a cuckoo clock found in a antique shop and the lady that buys it?

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Urban Justice (A Chicago Vigilantes Novel Book 2) by India Kells – Review by Kerry Carr

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Urban Justice (A Chicago Vigilantes Novel #2)Urban Justice by India Kells
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

This is book 2 in A Chicago Vigilantes Series. I enjoyed this book just as much as the first one. The story is faced paced and full of action as well as steamy hot attraction. It keeps you gripped from beginning to end.

Sloane Friday used to be a cop in her pervious life until she left and become part of the Vigilantes protecting Chicago from all the dangers and stopping a lethal drug called Phantom from being released.
After Mr White gets away Sloane  is on a mission to discover how they are transporting the drug around the city. She thinks the tunnels underground maybe the answer. But with little knowledge of them she needs a professional to help.

Lucian is an ex marine turned professor. He knows the tunnels like the back of his hand and is just the guy Sloane  needs to help with her mission.

Will Lucian agree to help her? Will he accept the risks helping her will  bring? Is the attraction between them to dangerous for them to pursue?

This book is full of twists and turns which neither of them expect.

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Aiko (The Heartstrings Series Book 1) by Brooke May – Review by Kerry Carr

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AikoAiko by Brooke May
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

I really enjoyed this  book. It is full of fun and laughed and of course romance.

Aiko is a cupid but she’s an unlucky one. Everything she touches goes wrong. When she is banned for dealing with humans she goes to people watch as a way to spend her days. That is until she gets her next assignment.

As a cupid Aiko’s job is to help people meet and fall in love. Should be easy right? However her assignment is Alejandro.
On the surface Alejandro is perfect. Hes good looking, works as a vet and is very romantic however he can’t seem to keep a woman.

Aiko’s job is to find him his Mrs right and help him settle down. But things aren’t that simple and when he fights her at every turn her task seems impossible.

Will she be able to find Alejandro his perfect match? Is she doomed to fail like all the other times she’s dealt with humans?

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Secure Boxed Set: Chase Security Series Books 1-3 by R.L. Dunn – Review by Kerry Carr

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Secure Boxed Set (Chase Security #1-3)Secure Boxed Set by R.L. Dunn
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

This is the first 3 books in the Chase Security series by R L Dunn. I loved all 3 books. They all have a different story about members of the Chase Security team. They are full of romance and action.

Each book has different characters and their stories are all unique and different. The characters are so well written that you find yourself completely immersed in their stories. Through the 3 books the characters are build up so even though the main characters in the stories are different the leads from previous books appear and you are given more of an insight into them.

It’s a really enjoyable series. If you are looking for action packed, edge of your seat romance this is definately worth a read.

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Lies That Bind (Logan McKenna Series Book 6) by Valerie Davisson – Review by Kerry Carr

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Lies That Bind (A Logan McKenna Mystery Book 6)Lies That Bind by Valerie Davisson
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

This is the sixth book in the Logan Mckenna Series. I have enjoyed all the books in the series so far and this one is just as good. I love Logan’s character all she wants is a peaceful life but she kept finding herself in the middle of murder and mystery at every turn. These books keep you gripped and guessing at every turn.

Logan’s life is full of complications but when Logan and her half sister get caught up in a murder investigation they need to work together and sort through history to figure out who did it.

In the past there was a horrible murder that leaves two families to go different ways. When one member of the family turns up dead and murder is suspected the number 1 suspect is her fiance who is a member of the other family. Has conflicts in the past caused him to commit murder or was it just a tragic accident.

Logan needs to work through the ties in the past and present to get to the bottom of this mystery.

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Gianluca (Marini Family Romance Book 1) by Isabella Cassazza – Review by Kerry Carr

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Gianluca (Marini Family #1)Gianluca by Isabella Cassazza
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

This  is a great enemy to lovers romance. The characters were really well written that you can’t help but love them.

Gianluca is a successful man at the most successful fashion house around. He has no time for romance. He is focus on being the best at his job and this comes across in his attitude. On the most important photo shoot of his life he is left with an intern as his assistant.

Callie finally gets her dream to travel to Europe and be an intern. What she doesn’t expect is her arrogant new boss or her attraction to him.

Can she do a good enough job to make this a success or is she going to ruin all Gianluca has built up and worked for? Can Gianluca realise and see the woman in front of him or will he always see her as an incompetent intern? Can the spark between them ignite a powerful successful relationship  or will it burn down both of their dreams.

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Santa Got Run Over by a Vampire: A Paranormal Romantic Comedy (New Orleans Nocturnes Book 4) by Carrie Pulkinen – Review by Kerry Carr

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Santa Got Run Over by a Vampire (New Orleans Nocturnes, #3.5)Santa Got Run Over by a Vampire by Carrie Pulkinen
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

This was a great festive read. We are back with our favourite vampire couple and their friend Gaston  as they overcome some more trouble in their path.

First obstacle comes when Jane runs over Santa. An accident she never expected but the only way to save him is to turn him into a vampire. Can she turn the jolly man into a creature of the night? What would be her punishment if she did? Or more importantly what would happen if she just left him to die?

The second obstacle Ethan and Jane have to face is breaking the news to Janes father that not only are they married but that Jane is now an undead vampire.
How will Jane’s father react? Will he accept his daughter as she is now or will he turn his back on her and Ethan.

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The Sound of Silence by Dakota Willink – Review by Kerry Carr

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The Sound of SilenceThe Sound of Silence by Dakota Willink
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

This is an emotion filled rollercoaster of a book which has you gripped from page one and doesn’t let go. There are trigger warnings for this book which are needed because of the issues covered in the story. Domestic abuse is a hard topic to cover and do justice to but this author has done a fantastic job. Its the first book I’ve read in a long time where I have actually felt the fear of the female character. Its like a horror movie where your screaming at them to leave but its easier said than done when you are actually in that situation.

Gianna thought her life would be perfect. She met the man of her dreams, he brought her dream house, treated her like a princess. However her prince wasn’t all that he seemed and their chance meeting wasn’t by chance at all.

Ethan planned everything. What Ethan wants Ethan gets. Whether that’s the cute barmaid who’s caught his eye, an obedient wife or a family he will stop at nothing to get his way. This leads him to resort to physical and mental abuse.

Add to the mix Derek a stranger she met on her wedding day. The connection between them was strong and felt right but they parted ways. He never forgot her and when they meet again he is still drawn to her.  He can tell she has had a bad life but he doesn’t realise how bad. Trying to separate truth from lies he learns its worse than he ever could have imagined.

Can Derek fix Gianna and help her recover from her past. Or are the scars left by Ethan and his abuse to deeply bedded inside her?

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First, We Kill All the Lawyers (Donovan Trait Series) by Seelie Kay – Review by Kerry Carr

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First, We Kill All the LawyersFirst, We Kill All the Lawyers by Seelie Kay
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

This was a great story that kept me gripped from the beginning. It is a faced paced paranormal story. I loved the characters. They are very easy to connect to and well written.

Donovan is a well known lawyer. Not only is he well know but he is the best in the business. No one stands a chance against him in a court room, but Donovan has a secret. He’s a 300 year old vampire.

There is someone out to kill all the lawyers to write a wrong. The first one on their hit list is Donovan but after several attempts Donovan won’t die.

Why won’t he die? Will the killer figure out his secret and reveal just who he is? Or will Donovan figure out who is trying to kill him and end this persons plans?

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Love Heels!: The TV news business can be be murder (PJ Santini Series Book Three) by Lynne Russell – Review by Kerry Carr

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Love Heels! The TV news business can be murderLove Heels! The TV news business can be murder by Lynne Russell
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

This is the 3rd book in the PJ Santini series. I haven’t read any of the others but I would recommend to do that as this story was a bit hard to get into without it. However once I got into the story I found it enjoyable. I liked the characters and the humour the lead character has. I love how the writer has brought not only PJ but her whole family to life. With the comedy between her family and the intrigue in the case she’s working there is something to keep everyone gripped.

PJ is a private investigator and a TV reporter. When a divorce case she is working on turns into murder she needs to find out who is responsible. But with pressures from her job and her family this is going to be anything but a simple investigation.

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Yule Lads Legend: Iceland’s Jólasveinar by Heidi Herman – Review by Kerry Carr

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The Legend of the Icelandic Yule LadsThe Legend of the Icelandic Yule Lads by Heidi Herman
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

This is a cute Christmas story which I had never heard  before  but I found it enjoyable. It is perfect to read to children as it contains aspects children love such as trolls but also shares the message that Christmas is just about taking but that by giving we can also be happy.

There are 13 Yule Lads who’s mother is the evil troll. Every year they go into villages to cause trouble and take naughty children back to their mother to be made into stew.

However this year, instead of just causing trouble the Yule Lads start leaving little gifts for the children and they realise how amazing it is to see someone happy through their actions.

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HUNTED (HUNTED series Book 1) by Sarah Biglow & Molly Zenk – Review by Kerry Carr

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HuntedHunted by Sarah Biglow
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

I really enjoyed this story. It is a vampire romance which I always enjoy. The book drags you in and grips you from the beginning. The author’s does a great job writing the characters so you can’t help but feel the emotion they are going through.

Edith is a vampire. After her fiance dies in the war she is turned into a vampire and for 100 years she has lived with her “daughters” Hope and Angel.

Every year they hold a convention. Its seen as a role play weekend where people can see what the life of a vampire is like and if they want to they can also be turned.

However this time is different. Two of the people on the weekend are Hunters.

Darren and his younger brother Dan are trained as Hunters and its their job to rid the earth of vampires. When Dan goes missing Darren follows him and finds him at Edith’s weekend convention.

Things aren’t what they seem though and Darren and Edith need to work together to figure things out. The closer they work, the closer they become. Can a relationship between them ever work? Can Darren forget being a hunter to save Edith and her family? And what or who is working against them.

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Starvation by Molly Fennig – Review by Kerry Carr

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StarvationStarvation by Molly Fennig
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

This was a hard book to read but for the right reason. It covers subjects such as loss and eating disorders. What I really like about it is that the story is from a male perspective which I think is really important in opening up talk about eating disorders in men. Helping to realise it isn’t just an illness women suffer.
The loss also hits our character at the same time he is dealing with this as he loses his brother. The pain and grief is hard to read and when the truth of what happens come out it makes things even harder to comprehend.

This book has been written with a great lot of care and respect for both people dealing with eating disorders and people dealing with grief. It will be a great read for someone going through these things to show them that no matter who they are there is always someone there for them.

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Unwrapped by Evelyn Sola – Review by Kerry Carr

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UnwrappedUnwrapped by Evelyn Sola
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

I really enjoyed this story. It was full of love and romance. The writer did such a good job writing the characters that you couldn’t help but fall in love with them.

Miranda had settled into her life living with her parents and being single since she split with her ex and she was happy with that.

That is until a chance meeting at her mother’s work Christmas party changed her life.

Nicky has stepped in to cover for his uncle at the place of business that Mona (Miranda’s mother) works. He gets off to a rocky start with his new employees and most of them don’t like him. So imagine his surprise when a woman at the Christmas party takes his eye and heart and that woman is the daughter of his employee who hates him.

Together they have obstacles to overcome. The age gap, people reactions and more importantly Miranda’s mothers reaction. Together they face all these things head on.

Is their love strong enough to overcome all these obstacles or will Miranda’s mother get her way and split them up?

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Dead Lawyers Don’t Lie: A Gripping Thriller (Jake Wolfe Book 1) by Mark Nolan – Review by Kerry Carr

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Dead Lawyers Don't Lie (Jake Wolfe, #1)Dead Lawyers Don’t Lie by Mark Nolan
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

I loved this book. It has everything i love. It is full of mystery and crime. The characters are well written and you can’t help but feel like you are there with them.

Jake is a retired war veteran and along with his dog they just want a quiet life. They have both served their country and now they want to leave their violent past behind them.

That is until a killer arrives calling himself The Artist arrives. Jake accidently gets himself on the killers hit list after he takes a photograph of the killer without realising it. Now its a race against time for Jake and his law enforcement friends to capture The Artist before he strikes again and before he makes Jake one of his victims.

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