Betrayal by Jennifer Raines is the third book in the Choosing Family Series. This story involves Anna Turner and Hunter Thompson. Anna is trying to provide a daycare option for the single mothers she works with. At the last minute the building gets bought in a hostile takeover and Anna is at a loss. Anna meets Hunter at a work event and soon sparks fly against her better judgment but soon realizes that Hunter is the new owner of the building that ended her contract. It was interesting to read Anna and Hunter navigating not only the contract issues but also the secrets that popped up. These two wanted the same things but were very guarded. The romance is a slow burn but satisfying to read. The characters had great chemistry and witty banter. This was a fun read that took quite a few turns but ended in a good space.
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A Tale of Twp Crushes is a fun and clean YA romance. Holland Morriss is the new kid in school who finds herself with not one but two crushes. This was a fun story to get into. I could easily relate to Holland having been the new kid several times. The characters were entertaining and the relationships were great. The story was well-written and easily drew you in. This book is great for those who love YA and remember their high school crushes/experiences.
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A Pig and Poke is about Angela, an adorable girl participating in a pig chase. When Angela starts she seems afraid to catch a pig but by the end of the story, Angela succeeds in her goal. This is a great book to show children how to problem solve and never give up their goals. Angela shows children that you come out on top even when there are tons of obstacles. This book has wonderful illustrations. Young children will find the action of the story fascinating.
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Unmasking a Cowgirl is a fun, small-town romance story. It is the third book in the Match Made in Montana Series. This book can be read as a stand-alone story. Abby Whit is hiding a secret. She is not being completely honest about who she is. Joe Staunch is the town historian and is determined to discover what is happening with Abby. Of course, there is chemistry between the two, and they don’t quite like each other. This a clean and easy-to-read, enemies-to-lover type romance. The story is sweet and the characters are fun. I enjoyed Abby’s no-nonsense attitude. I grew to love Joe and the other characters. The plot moves smoothly. This is quite a fast read and it doesn’t waste time drawing you into the story. I will be checking out the other books in this series.
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The Places We Call Home is a children’s book by Kim Ann. This book has smooth rhymes and colorful illustrations. Children will love reading along with easy sentences about all the places to live in the world. We learn about habitats for both animals and humans. We also explore how beings live. We get to see family units and those who live alone. This is a great book for young children to discover all the ways and places we live in.
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Josh Blevins has left college to return home with his dog Nimrod. He works as a freelance writer and moves into his new home. Josh soon discovers that there is something very wrong in Midnight Falls. Now Josh has to decide whether to run away or fight. Midnight Falls was a very chilling and engaging story. I enjoyed the author’s style of writing. His descriptive language helps engulf you in the atmosphere. Mr. Evans does a great job of creating a dark background reminiscent of a horror movie. There was a nice variety of characters and I enjoyed Josh’s relationship with all of them. This is a great book for those who enjoy old-school horror.
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Where’s Gramma is a fun adventure story for small children. In the story, the grandsons see their Gramma in various adventures. Children will enjoy the various adventures that Gramma gets into. The illustrations are fun and colorful. This would be an entertaining story for kids to enjoy with their grandmother. It will help them see how cool Gramma can be.
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In this Porter and Midge installment, we learn about healthy snacks with CJ and Lorna. This book does a great job of teaching what foods are healthy for dogs while making it fun. The rhythm of the words is interesting and grabs children’s interest. The illustrations are colorful and cute. The authors also included plenty of snack recipes that young cooks can make for their pets. This book is a great resource for pet owners.
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Dark is the Wood is a young adult fantasy. This mix of Little Red Riding Hood and Beauty and the Beast meets dragons takes us on a well-written adventure. Gillian finds herself going to the Shadowlands to save her brother when she ends up caught by the son of The Great Dragon. This book has it all. The world-building is detailed and intriguing. The characters are all very interesting. I can easily see myself reading a story about any one of them. The main character Gillian is easy to relate to. The reactions and decisions she had/made were very understandable. The book pulls you in right from the beginning. The romance was good and not overwhelming. This was an easy-to-read and fun YA Fantasy.
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The Crown of Stones Trilogy Box Set is a complete set of The Crown of Stones Series. The series follows Ian Troy as he tries to solve the mystery of The Crown of Stones.
The Crown of Stones: Magic-Price is the first book in The Crown of Stones book series. This is a fantasy about Ian Troy a Shinree, a race of people inherently addicted to magic. The Shinree people are fallen and used as slaves. Ian finds himself in a situation where he must use his magic again which causes him to become addicted to magic again. Ian finds he has to accept the darkest parts of himself so that he may fight back. The world-building is complex and intriguing. I enjoyed following the character of Ian and his internal and external struggles. This story was a wonderful beginning to this series. The plot is complex and well-written.
The Crown of Stones: Magic-Scars is book 2 of The Crown of Stones series. Ian Troy is back beaten down and held prisoner. It is two years after the end of the first book and Ian has a lot of people looking to him for leadership. The stakes are higher and there is even more action. The same complex well-written characters from the first book are present. This book had an even more emotional impact. Some events occur that are unexpected, that will hit you where it hurts. A delightful sequel.
Crown of Stones: Magic-Borne is the third book in The Crown of Stones series. With the resistance shattered, Ian Troy is in hiding and searching for a way to save the realm and free its people. This book is a highly emotional and well-written ending to the series. Once again the characters are amazingly written and Ian has a potent and incredible transformation as a character. All the action and detail from the first two stories are present. This was an incredible way to end the series.
The Wandering Isles is a novella that is book 1 of the Soulbound Journey series. It takes place after the Crown of Stones series. We are following Ian Troy as he sets sail for the Wandering Isles with his friend Jarryd Kane, believing them to be abandoned. As they get to the isles, they soon realize that there are other magical beings there and find themselves in a very unwanted position. This novella was a wonderful read. Going on more adventures with Ian Troy post-war was an immersive treat. Wonderful world-building, adventures, and character development are par for the course with this author. You feel like you are on this wondrous adventure with Ian and Jarryd. The writing takes you along with all the emotions that the characters experience. A great addition to the Crown of Stones saga.
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The Rebirth Part 1 is the first book in the Planet Amazon Series. The story follows Andrea Stanton, an Army Colonel from planet Earth. Andrea wakes up on Planet Amazon after going through a doorway from Earth. She is immediately pulled into this new world she has worked hard to find. Andrea soon discovers that life on this planet is much different than life on Earth. She is immediately thrust into a new life as she finds herself drawn to two slaves. Andrea wants to do whatever she can to give these people a better life. This story has a very interesting premise. The world-building is good. There are a lot of action sequences and you get to see the author’s original spin on this world. While the characters seemed likable enough it was difficult to connect to them. I also felt that the story would have benefited from more detail and more show than tell. All and this was a good read. If the Sci-Fi/Romance genre is one you like, then you will enjoy this story.
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“Absurd” Said Bird is a cute children’s story. When Mouse wants to build a plane to go to the moon to get cheese, Bird tells him it is absurd. When Mouse’s plan doesn’t work, Bird helps him figure it out. This is a fun book to teach about teamwork. The rhyming flows beautifully and will help engage children. The lesson regarding teamwork is wonderful. The illustrations are colorful and beautiful. I highly recommend this story for small children.
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The Art of Deception is the latest book in The Notebook Mysteries Series. Emma and Jeremy find themselves investigating the murder of their friend Peggy’s brother. As they investigate, they also have to juggle the care of their ward Hen. This story is very intriguing. It is interesting to see how they fit Hen into investigating. She is such a sweet and curious young lady. I loved the mystery but I also loved the family aspects. Emma and Jeremy love their friends and family, which shows in their care to disrupt things as little as possible. The story is well-written as usual. The plot is engaging and there is plenty of action in the story. This book was a very enjoyable continuation of the series.
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The Queen’s Dance is the second Heart & Hand Series book. This book follows Claire, the younger sister of Anna. Though this book is part of a series, you can read it without reading book one. In this story, Claire has decided to guard her heart but soon finds love. As tragedy unfolds, Claire has to adapt and evolve to survive. If possible, I enjoyed this book more than the first. The author’s amazing world-building and well-written characters stand front and center. You experience such an array of emotions just in the book’s first quarter. I loved seeing old characters return and their growth. There is as much adventure as the first. The romance is fabulous and the dialogue is witty and has good humor. You find yourself hooked quite easily. I look forward to the third book.
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Murder the Tey Way is book #2 in the Golden Age of Mystery Book Club by Marilyn Levinson. Lexie is back and finds herself involved in another mystery. She gets a surprise call from her sister Gayle as she prepares for her book club. The next morning she finds a dead body in her yard. Everyone is a suspect, from Gayle to the book club members. There are lots of twists and the author keeps you guessing. This was truly a cozy mystery. A warm fire and blanket would have made this experience perfect. The characters were both what you would expect and not simultaneously. I enjoyed the bit of romance and the little triangle that Lexi finds herself in. This was a wonderful story. Very enjoyable for cozy mystery fans.
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Raccoon Reunion is a fun story about a raccoon family heading to Grandma and Grandpa’s to meet their country cousins. The book explores how to try new things and get along in new situations. Rocky Raccoon finds himself meeting lots of new relatives. It leaves him feeling anxious trying to remember them all. He finds himself in unfamiliar situations but soon finds the courage to speak up and help when there is a problem. This is a great book to teach kids how to find their courage in new situations.
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Josie Gardner is a mom in her forties going through a divorce and finds herself in a position that more than a few of us have dreamt about. She wakes up in her senior year of high school. Will this be a chance for a do-over? Josie is a highly relatable character. She feels like her life is falling apart. Her husband wants to take primary custody of their children and her business just suffered a terrible blow. The part of the plot in the nineties is a fun blast from the past. The friendships with Emily and Sofia were sweet and felt nostalgic. I also enjoyed the scenes with Josie and her parents. You could especially feel the longing for her dad. It was fun guessing how Josie’s actions would impact the future. This was fun to read. If you enjoy time travel plots, this is highly suggested.
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The Orange Forest Rabbit Mysteries is a fun collection of short stories that star The Orange Forest Rabbit. There are three stories that span different genres. Gregory, The Orange Forest Rabbit is joined by his wife Jennifer, and his puppy Robes Pierre. There is an additional colorful cast of characters that join Gregory. This book is very entertaining and has something for everyone. Some of the things we get are sci-fi events, ghosts, and mysteries. This is a fun way to introduce chapters to children. The bite-sized genre swaps help get children into different types of stories. This is a very entertaining book that will entertain adults too.
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While Dinopotamus is at school he notices that the children are colder than he is at naptime. He proceeds to figure out how the children can be warm like he is during their naps. This is a cute story that shows children how to solve problems. We watch Dinopotamus try different solutions until he finds the one that works best for everyone. Children get to see a step-by-step guide to problem-solving. The story is short and sweet and will hold their attention. The illustrations are fun as always.
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In this third installment of the Sparky of Bunker Hill series, Sparky is trying to clear her boss Bookie. Bookie has been framed for a murder on Monkey Island. Also, Sparky has to deal with some not-so-fun developments like volunteering with Detective Bernie and Senior Officer Mug. This book is just as adventure-packed and fun as the first two. Sparky’s spunk is on full display. This girl is such a wonderful character. I love how determined and loyal she is. Her found family and friends make for some great interactions. The backdrop of 1932 Los Angeles is rich and engaging. It’s such a fun cozy mystery.
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The Amanda Mini-Mysteries by Lois Wickstrom is a book that teaches children in an age-appropriate way about different scientific processes. The lessons are tried out and pondered upon by Amanda and her friend Elaine. Children then get an explanation of what went wrong and what would help. There are a variety of lessons and kids can try them out or learn why they would not be able to do them. The illustrations are fun, they remind me of illustrations from older books and newspapers. This is a good way to get children excited about science.
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Amy’s Betrayal is Book 2 of the Gemstone Massacre Series. If you have not read Book 1, you must read that first. This story picks up pretty much where Book 1 ended. Amy and Naru are fleeing and Amy is separated from Dusk and Garnet. Amy finds herself in a bind and must call on an ally but it goes haywire. This story is very engaging. Lots of events are happening and lots of characters. You really must focus. The plot is very detailed and the world-building continues to be fantastic. The story keeps you on the edge of your seat the entire time. There is great emotional payoff. This was a delightful book 2.
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Trusting Love by Julie Navickas is book 1 in the Clumsy Little Hearts Trilogy. Tess Browning is trying to move from her divorce but keeps being reminded of the mistakes she made that contributed to the divorce. Fortunately, her past and her present collide and she meets Ryan Prescott. I loved the instant chemistry that Tess and Ryan had. While I usually like a slow burn, these two just clicked and seemed so right. I enjoyed how these two played off of each other. I also liked how they were both afraid but just stepped out on faith. I also enjoyed getting to see Ryan’s relationship with his family. He truly deserved happiness. This is a fun and romantic story.
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Finding Love is book 2 of the Clumsy Hearts Trilogy by Julie Navickas. After Rachael Prescott’s sudden breakup with her boyfriend Ian, she finds herself a bit lost. Ian says that they are too different and that she lives for everyone but herself. When she gets stood up she finds herself having dinner with Miguel. Could this be another chance for love? This book was very sweet. Although I liked Rachael in book 1, I think she hits her stride in this book. In book 1 she seemed more like the bratty but well-meaning sister. I liked how smitten she and Miguel were with each other. They had a fun, comfortable, and safe chemistry. They were just perfect for each other. I enjoyed seeing Ryan, and Tess again. It was also fun seeing the ongoing sibling relationships. This cozy romance was a nice continuation of the series.
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Irresistible Bond is a romance suspense novel by Victoria Saccenti. It is book 5 of the Central Florida Stories Series and can be read as a stand-alone. Marcus, Storm, and Barrington are childhood best friends. As children they were inseparable but Storm is preparing to begin her dream job with the DEA. Of course, this happens just as things start to heat up with the trio and they find themselves wanting to explore a different side to their bond. This book was very interesting and layered. The storytelling is rich and emotional. The bond between the cousins, Marcus and Barrington, and their “princess” Storm is very strong. This author provides a richer experience than was expected. There are some trigger warnings but it is worth the read.
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The Puppy Adventures of Porter and Midge: Out and About is a children’s book by Jennie Chen and Giselle Nevada. It is part of their Porter and Midge Children’s Book Series. Lorna and CJ are learning how to keep Porter and Midge safe in this book. They learn what to do for the dogs until their final vaccinations. They also learn what to do to keep the dogs as well as others safe when they are out and about. This is a very helpful guide for old and new pet owners. The book is easy to read. The instructions are given in a fun story but are easy to follow. The illustrations are clear and fun. This is another must-have pet care book.
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Salt Love is a romantic comedy by Marika Ray. Kenna Cugly is having the worst time of her life when she gets the news that her aunt has died. Now Kenna has to go down to Florida while also reeling from having to take a forced sabbatical from work and being served divorce papers from her cheating husband. Fortunately, this trip to read her aunt’s will is the right step in a new direction. Kenna is such a relatable character. Everyone can relate to being at that point where everything is falling apart. This book gives you hope that a second chance is possible for you too. The romance was sweet. I didn’t like Dec at first but he ended up being a great guy and the chemistry between him and Kenna is great. The other characters in this story are great as well. The friendship between Kenna and Liz is perfect. This is a fun book for those who love to see characters remake their lives.
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Spirit Guide is the third book in the Madame Chalamet Ghost Mysteries series. Elinor finds herself solving yet another mystery with Tristan. This time the daughter of a baron is missing. When Tristan comes to Elinor for help she is all too eager to help. Unfortunately, The Morpheus Society may have something to do with the missing woman. I enjoyed this installment of the series. The addition of Twyla to the group of Elinor, Tristan, and the others adds some different energy and comedy. The plot is again well-written and engaging, The mystery keeps you guessing. I love the many laugh-out-loud moments. We are getting to see a little bit of movement with Tristan and Elinor which is lovely to see. I like Twyla and Elinor together. Twyla is frustrating but sweet and cares a lot about what Elinor thinks. This was a great addition to the series.
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Oscar and Emmy’s First Christmas is a children’s Christmas story by Terri Sabol. Oscar and Emmy are preparing for Christmas with their family in this story. As Mom, Dad, Charlie, and Abby are getting ready for Christmas. Oscar and Emmy get into plenty of kitten adventures. Any cat owner will recognize the Christmas tree shenanigans. This a very heart-warming story that shows the joys that a pet brings during the holidays.
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Homicidal Innocence is a Romantic Suspense for V.J. Lee. This story starts with a great introduction. It grabbed me from the start describing how the character got started killing as a child. We follow Maya, Cole, and X. The multiple points of view work very well. It was fascinating being in the mind of the killer, but you need the balance of the other two characters so that it doesn’t become too much. The juxtaposition between Cole the detective and X the killer is very intriguing. The characters of Cole and Maya were good but less complex than X. I felt the romance plot struggled. It was hard for me to believe that the characters were so in love. There was almost no relationship building and only sex. All in all this was a fast-paced, twisty thriller. The payoff in the end was very satisfying.
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