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The Missing Red Envelopes by Yobe Qiu – Review by Gillian Fawell

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The Missing Red EnvelopesThe Missing Red Envelopes by Yobe Qiu
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

This story is beautifully written and introduces young children to the cultural celebration of Chinese Lunar New Year. The different aspects and traditions are incorporated in a way that explains their significance and detail to the reader without sounding like a documentary!
The family at the centre combine the traditions with their modern lives which makes it even more relatable. A great resource for any library, classroom or family bookshelf!

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Managing Mischief (Shattered Embrace Series) by Alyndra Quinn – Review by Dawn Daughenbaugh

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Managing Mischief (Shattered Embrace #2)Managing Mischief by Alyndra Quinn
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

4 Stars
Managing Mischief (Shattered Embrace Series) by Alyndra Quinn

Managing Mischief is the second book in the Shattered Embrace Series. This is a Contemporary Romance that I absolutely loved reading. I highly recommend reading the first book in this series if you haven’t already started it. It will give you important information about the characters and what has been going on so far. Ashton and Zachary oh my these have some sizzling hot chemistry between them . Follow along as their story continues. I highly recommend reading this book to find out what happens next. I look forward to reading more from this Author.

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In “Oscar and Emmy Foster Kittens”, cats Oscar and Emmy take on a nurturing role when their family fosters three bottle-fed kittens from the local animal shelter. Learn about the first three months of kitten development and how people, including children, can play an important role in helping save animal lives through loving compassion and providing a short-term home.��Read how the family, along with Oscar and Emmy, prepare the foster kittens to be adopted by other families, in the 8th book of the Oscar and Emmy Series.

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Give Us Bad Boys & Billionaires by L.M. Mountford – Review by M Policicchio

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Give Us Bad Boys and BillionairesGive Us Bad Boys and Billionaires by L.M. Mountford
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

If you like Bad Boys, this collection offers you a little bit of everything. From age gap to shifter, this group of stories has it. Pay attention to the trigger warnings. Know your limits. Not all the stories were my thang but each was a quick steamy read.

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Give Us Bad Boys & Billionaires by L.M. Mountford – Review by Bobbi Wagner

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Give Us Bad Boys and BillionairesGive Us Bad Boys and Billionaires by L.M. Mountford
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

This is a collection of short stories that are guaranteed to heat up your reading time. A collection that has great characters that are strong, connectable and steamy. They add so much to their stories. They have great growth as well as chemistry that heats up the pages. Each story is unique from the other. They are fast paced, hard to put down and engaging to the end. This is an author that I never hesitate to pick up. You don’t want to miss this collection. This is a must read collection. I highly recommend this book.

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The Closer (The Hustlers Trilogy) by Rowan Rossler – Review by Beverly Finnie

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The Closer: An enemies to lovers dark romance (The Hustlers Series Book 3)The Closer: An enemies to lovers dark romance by Rowan Rossler
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

It’s a story that keeps you saying, “just one more page.” The Closer gives you tension, drama, love, romance, loneliness, and so much more. The author sucks you in hook line and sinker. A book that’s part of a series but could very well be read as a standalone novel. And one I struggled to put down.
June needs money, and the only person who may be willing to help her out is a man she loathes. He not only accused her but ran her into the mud after one of his investments failed, so how can she trust him? But she’s desperate, and she never would’ve gone to Dallas otherwise. Unfortunately he’s also the one who got away and even after 10 years those feelings are still bubbling at the surface. One drunken/trippy night and a trip to Argentina later she really starts to wonder what she got herself into.
Dallas has a chance to make things right, however he’s not going to just bend to her demands. He wouldn’t be good at what he did otherwise. Yet one night she spoke his language when she challenged him to the best of 3 games of pool with a potential deal on the line. One problem: how is he going to fund it? He’s known to have made some shady dealings. Will this be any different? He can’t resist helping her, he’s wanted her for the last 10 years and is an idiot that he lost her. Unfortunately Navarro is standing in their way.
Will Navarro disrupt the reconciliation?
Is Dallas able to find the capital to invest in June’s business after the former CEO wrongs her?
So much going on! So many questions come to mind. Which leads back to my previous remark of not wanting to put the book down. You don’t want to wait for the answers. I know I sure didn’t.

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Family Ties Family Lies by Jacqueline Boulden – Review by Jennie M Bechtel

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Family Ties Family LiesFamily Ties Family Lies by Jacqueline Boulden
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

I loved this book! It was a page turner for me right from the first chapter. Rose is a journalism photographer. She gets injured on the job. At the same time, her mom falls and need Rose to go home to rural New York to care for her. While home, Rose tries to solve more than one mystery in her town and her life. I love Rose. She is so genuine. I could really relate to her having to be there for her mother. I was confused at first by Deputy Sheriff Stover’s presence in the book, but was pleasantly surprised by her character as the story unfolded. At first, I wished Rose could have found a man to be close to, but by the end of the story, I was content with the people she had in her life to love her.

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Outcast: Her Royal Harem

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Outcast (Her Royal Harem: Ember Book 1)Outcast by Catherine Banks
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

If you are looking for a read that sends you head first into a paranormal universe full of enchantment, fun characters, and intrigue, then this one’s for you.

Outcast is the first of Her Royal Harem: Ember series by Catherine Banks. It follows the story of Ember, a mage who heals wounded creatures. This simple existence is thrown askew when Ember gets an unlikely assistant in Prince Caleb and starts to have to deal with her painful past.

This book is full of enchantment, action, and danger as whimsical characters come to life. This book is definitely a page turner. I can’t wait to pick up the next book and dive back into this paranormal universe.

Happy Reading!

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The Glow in Loretta’s Garden (Loretta’s Insects) by Lois Wickstrom – Review by Julie Johnson

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The Glow in Loretta's Garden (Loretta's Insects)The Glow in Loretta’s Garden by Lois Wickstrom
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

I have never heard the term “armadillo bugs” before reading this book! Even adults can learn more about insects, specifically fireflies, in this informative story. Spend some time with Loretta in her garden and you’ll learn about the life cycle of what I’ve always termed “lightening bugs” or fireflies.

This is another great addition to any personal or school library. There are STEM features of this book, which is a favorite aspect I have of this author. Be sure to check out her other books as well!

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Outcast (Her Royal Harem: Ember) by Catherine Banks – Review by Shannen Kern

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Outcast (Her Royal Harem: Ember Book 1)Outcast by Catherine Banks
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

This was my first book by this author, so I wasn’t sure what to expect. I am absolutely blown away by the journey this story took me on! The cover drew me in, and once I learned it was a paranormal romance/reverse harem, I was diving in. I’m not ashamed to admit that I neglected ALL of my responsibilities for the day as I devoured this book! The flow of the story is marvelous even though it starts a little slow. It didn’t take long to pick up the pace and find my groove as Ember goes on an incredible adventure. The characters were absolute perfection. I can’t think of one thing I would change about them as they were diverse and relatable. There are a fair number of steamy scenes throughout, but the author doesn’t rely on them to make the book. The storyline will have you invested immediately! I know I’ve only read one book by this author so far, but I am definitely headed to pick up more of their work right now. If you love paranormal/shifter why-choose romances, don’t pass this one up!

Reviewed by @shannlynn

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The Missing Red Envelopes by Yobe Qiu – Review by Kristin Boutelle

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The Missing Red EnvelopesThe Missing Red Envelopes by Yobe Qiu
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

This is a very easy and descriptive read. I can see all the details in the book about what is going on. The illustrations are very well done. The illustrations and where they are in the book coincide together. I love how the sisters get along and how the older sister helps out the little sister. Overall, I would recommend this book for children who want to learn about a different culture and how important families are.

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Outcast (Her Royal Harem: Ember) by Catherine Banks – Review by Jennifer Gordon

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Outcast (Her Royal Harem: Ember Book 1)Outcast by Catherine Banks
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

An enjoyable and engaging reverse harem paranormal romance which kept me happily turning the pages. Ember lives in a tranquil forest and is a healer who tends to wounded animals, shifters and hybrid outcasts. When a stealthy cheetah, a witty tiger, and a stalwart bear arrive on her doorstep she tends to their wounds, but she feels a connection with all of them. Then the charming Prince Caleb turns up determined to help Ember and once again she feels a connection, and soon the lines between duty and desire start to blur. Ember is happy living in solitude within the sanctuary she’s created but when she’s involved in a mystery which threatens this, she has to face painful truths about her own past. This really is a story of love, loyalty, and self-discovery and at the heart of the story is Ember who’s a likeable and relatable character. The setting and the characters were brought vividly to life through the descriptive narrative, and I felt fully immersed in the paranormal world that the author has created. I look forward to book two in this series.

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The Closer (The Hustlers Trilogy) by Rowan Rossler – Review by Kerry Baker

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The Closer: An enemies to lovers dark romance (The Hustlers Series Book 3)The Closer: An enemies to lovers dark romance by Rowan Rossler
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

This book is very much a tale of two halves. The book started in a way that gave a very definite idea as to how things would play out. I settled in for one book and then the author completely changed the direction it was heading in. It was unexpected and made me enjoy it even more.
Enemies-to-lovers books are some of my favourites and I can definitely say this was a good one. It was engaging and really caught my attention. The character development was fantastic to read and I very much enjoyed getting to know them. This was a great story that I thoroughly enjoyed.

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Porter and Midge: Paws and Responsibilities: A Kid’s Guide to Welcoming a New Dog (Porter and Midge Children’s Book Series) by Jennie Chen and Giselle Nevada – Review by Kerry Baker

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Porter and Midge: Paws and Responsibilities: A Kid's Guide to Welcoming a New Dog (Porter and Midge Children’s Book Series)Porter and Midge: Paws and Responsibilities: A Kid’s Guide to Welcoming a New Dog by Giselle Nevada
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

This book is a great addition to the series and a brilliant way to teach kids how to correctly care for their pets. We are at that point in our family where we frequently get the question of “when are we getting a pet?” and this book is a brilliant first step in teaching our kids the responsibility involved with it.
Beyond the teaching moments, the book is fun and engaging. Children can easily connect with the story and illustrations that bring it to life. We enjoyed reading this book and going on the journey with the characters. We would definitely recommend this book to any family.

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Planting Seeds: Growing Mindful Children Though Yoga by Janice Pratt and Lenora Degen – Review by Lorralei Hoerner

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Planting Seeds: Growing Mindful Children Through YogaPlanting Seeds: Growing Mindful Children Through Yoga by Janice Pratt
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

5 Stars 🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟

Planting Seeds is a great, engaging and resourceful book and perfecting for teachers to help children learn the practice of yoga. I love the activities within the book and also each lesson plan and how it is broken down.

Not only this is the practice to help the young ones with yoga but also how planting seeds in woven into the lessons including healthy eating, taking care of yourself, gratitude and kindness.

While this book is more for ages 5-13; I believe there is lessons for any ages that can be learned as well. I love the Yoga Song to the YMCA Tune :).

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Planting Seeds: Growing Mindful Children Though Yoga by Janice Pratt and Lenora Degen – Review by Jennifer Crain

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Planting Seeds: Growing Mindful Children Through YogaPlanting Seeds: Growing Mindful Children Through Yoga by Janice Pratt
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

Planting Seeds by Janett Pratt is a comprehensive and engaging resource for teaching children mindfulness and yoga. The book provides practical lesson plans, activities, and guidance for parents, teachers, and homeschool facilitators to help young children develop a healthy and balanced lifestyle.

The theme of planting seeds is effectively integrated throughout the book, emphasizing the importance of nurturing and caring for our minds, bodies, and spirits. The exercise of planting actual seeds serves as a powerful metaphor for personal growth and development, encouraging children to cultivate positive habits and qualities.

One of the strengths of Planting Seeds is its age-appropriate approach, with lesson plans tailored for children aged 5 to 13. The book offers a range of activities, poses, breathing exercises, and relaxation techniques that are easy to follow and implement, even for those new to yoga and mindfulness practices.

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The Glow in Loretta’s Garden (Loretta’s Insects) by Lois Wickstrom – Review by Shelly Kittell

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The Glow in Loretta's Garden (Loretta's Insects)The Glow in Loretta’s Garden by Lois Wickstrom
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

What a cool story about firefly’s. I had no idea there were even armadillo bugs. It’s a nice introduction to the life cycle of the insect. Loretta stories are always interesting and full of fun science facts. Being an explorer makes Loretta cool to any child. Another fun science story to add to our family/homeschool library for story time.What a cool story about firefly’s. I had no idea there were even armadillo bugs. It’s a nice introduction to the life cycle of the insect. Loretta stories are always interesting and full of fun science facts. Being an explorer makes Loretta cool to any child. Another fun science story to add to our family/homeschool library for story time.

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Porter and Midge: Paws and Responsibilities: A Kid’s Guide to Welcoming a New Dog (Porter and Midge Children’s Book Series) by Jennie Chen and Giselle Nevada – Review by Shelly Kittell

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Porter and Midge: Paws and Responsibilities: A Kid's Guide to Welcoming a New Dog (Porter and Midge Children’s Book Series)Porter and Midge: Paws and Responsibilities: A Kid’s Guide to Welcoming a New Dog by Giselle Nevada
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

A really neat story that teaches about the responsibility that comes with taking care of dogs. I like how the author sets her story up and the kids are telling their parents what they learned in their research. The pictures are attention-grabbing. My grandson wants a dog so we have really enjoyed reading this series to him, especially this one. A really neat story that teaches about the responsibility that comes with taking care of dogs. I like how the author sets her story up and the kids are telling their parents what they learned in their research. The pictures are attention-grabbing. My grandson wants a dog so we have really enjoyed reading this series to him, especially this one.
up and the kids are telling their parents what they learned in their research.
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Mistaken Identity (London Detective Agency Series) by Stephanie R. Caffrey – Review by Shelly Kittell

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Mistaken Identity (London Detective Agency Book 1)Mistaken Identity by Stephanie R. Caffrey
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

This was a fast-paced suspense book. Right off the bat, I was sucked right in. The two girls bounced off each other and there our mystery starts. There’s lots of action, intrigue, mystery and a little bit of romance. I loved how spunky and feisty she is. This is a really great novel for a debut. She’s new to me and I can’t wait to read book 2. Fantastic writing that keeps you engaged the whole way through. The characters felt totally relatable. Father and son interactions, who hasn’t been there. I’ll be eagerly awaiting.

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Make Me Burn (North Fork Series) by Alicia Street – Review by Tausha Treadway

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Make Me Burn (North Fork Series Book 9)Make Me Burn by Alicia Street
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

Make Me Burn (North Fork Series) by Alicia Street. I loved this book and it can be read as a standalone. Its the story of Logan who didn’t really have a family growing up so Victor a friend of Logan’s took him in and his family became Victor’s family. Victor has a little sister named Jinx and Jinx fell in love with Logan but knew there was no future because he was best friends with her brother. Logan and Victor have a falling out and Logan leaves without a goodbye leaving Jinx broken hearted. When she runs into Logan years later and they share a night together they realize the feelings are still there but with the feud still ongoing how will they make it work. This is such a good contemporary romance. Read to find out if Jinx can fix the rift between Logan and her family or even find out what it was about.

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Managing Mischief (Shattered Embrace Series) by Alyndra Quinn – Review by Tausha Treadway

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Managing Mischief (Shattered Embrace #2)Managing Mischief by Alyndra Quinn
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

Managing Mischief (Shattered Embrace Series) by Alyndra Quinn. This is the second book in the Shattered Embrace Series and I highly recommend reading the 1st book because the characters are a continuation from that book. Its the story of Zach & Ashton and their BDSM lifestyle. They are both new to this lifestyle and Zach wants to take things slow which in turn causes Ashton to think he doesn’t want to be with her. When Ashton is offered her dream job out of state will she take it and destroy everything she’s built with Zach. Zach also has a past that could very easily come back to haunt him and may destroy what he’s got going on now. The Chemistry is red hot between Zach and Ashton but will they be enough for them to make it work without outside influences breaking them apart. Read this spicy love story to find out!

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Shadowed Deception: A Psychological Suspense Thriller (Shadow Defense Security Series) by Mavery Ellscott – Review by Tausha Treadway

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Shadowed Deception: A Psychological Suspense Thriller (Shadow Defense Security Book 3)Shadowed Deception: A Psychological Suspense Thriller by Mavery Ellscott
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

Shadowed Deception: A Psychological Suspense Thriller (Shadow Defense Security Series) by Mavery Ellscott. I love this series and I loved this book. Its the continuing story of Finlay, a investigative journalist, who is deep undercover working at a bar trying to get information on the trafficking going on. She is in Paris on assignment and Drake from Shadow Defense Security is there to check on her because he feels she may be in over her head. Drake is a former Navy Seal and now is a partner of Shadow Defense Security. Drake dislikes journalists a lot but Finlay is becoming a good pain. It doesn’t help with his growing attraction to her and the last thing he wants is a relationship especially with a journalist. Finlay promised a friend she met in Mexico that she would help her find her sister who had been kidnapped. Will Finlay be able to help her friend without getting herself in trouble. Read this fast paced thriller to find out!

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Outcast (Her Royal Harem: Ember) by Catherine Banks – Review by Deb Robinson

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Outcast (Her Royal Harem: Ember Book 1)Outcast by Catherine Banks
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

Ember was outcasted from her family when she started showing signs of having magic. Sent away to school to learn magic she felt dejected. She became a nurse to help the injured dropped off at her door. As hybrids came and went, she always seemed to feel alone. Will that change or will she always be the young woman single and alone? This was a quick read and kept my interest throughout with the twists and turns.

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Shadowed Deception: A Psychological Suspense Thriller (Shadow Defense Security Series) by Mavery Ellscott – Review by Ashley Phillips

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Shadowed Deception: A Psychological Suspense Thriller (Shadow Defense Security Book 3)Shadowed Deception: A Psychological Suspense Thriller by Mavery Ellscott
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

This book was a really fun exhilarating read for me. I did not have a chance to read books one and two, however, this book did not cause me to read the other books to understand the storyline. Learning about Finlay and her role in this story as an investigator, while she worked with law enforcement was eye opening. The setting in Paris of human trafficking felt so real as the author depicts each scene, filling me with suspense for the next moment. One of the best things about a mystery is the amount of suspense in each moment or scene. This book had me on the edge of my toes and quickly sparked a vivid imagination for every scene in this Shadowed Deception: A Psychological Suspense Thriller (Shadow Defense Security Series) by Mavery Ellscott – Review by book. I really enjoyed reading it and I enjoy the authors writing style.

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Porter and Midge: Paws and Responsibilities: A Kid’s Guide to Welcoming a New Dog (Porter and Midge Children’s Book Series) by Jennie Chen and Giselle Nevada – Review by Megan Conley

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Porter and Midge: Paws and Responsibilities: A Kid's Guide to Welcoming a New Dog (Porter and Midge Children’s Book Series)Porter and Midge: Paws and Responsibilities: A Kid’s Guide to Welcoming a New Dog by Giselle Nevada
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

This is another great installment in the Porter and Midge series about teaching kids the responsibilities of pet ownership. While Porter and Midge are dogs, the lessons learned in the book can be applied to any pet looking to be adopted. I love the way Chen and Nevada use rhythm and rhyme to get the kids involved as well as teaching them very important lessons about not only pet ownership, but also communication with parents and respect between parents and children. There is so much to learn from this story. Definitely pick this one up to add it to your growing Porter and Midge collection.
Reviewed by @meggs1717

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Outcast ( Her Royal Harem: Ember) by Catherine Banks – Review by Jules Herbert

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Outcast (Her Royal Harem: Ember Book 1)Outcast by Catherine Banks
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

Where do I start! This was such a fun read, filled with wonderful characters, interesting storylines and just enough twists and turns to keep you completely hooked and turning page after page. There is so much more to Ember than even she knows and I am really looking forward to reading more in this series to find out more about her abilities and where life is going to take not only her but her men as well! There is a few steamy moments that give us a feel of what may be still to come and I can’t wait. I so want a happy ending for them all. I guess I will have to wait and see LOL

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Sugar and Spice (Spicetopia Series) by Phoebe Alexander – Jules Herbert

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Sugar & Spice (Spicetopia Book 1)Sugar & Spice by Phoebe Alexander
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

This is an entertaining start to what I am sure will be a great series. The lead characters Jolie and Cy easily draw you into their worlds and will keep you wanting to learn more. I really enjoyed seeing the changes in Cy over the book. I am looking forward to the next book for sure!

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Detective Dylan and the Hunt for Home Plate (A Youth Sleuths Chapter Book) by MJ Murray – Review by Gillian Fawell

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Detective Dylan and the Hunt for Home Plate (A Youth Sleuths Chapter Book Series 2)Detective Dylan and the Hunt for Home Plate by M.J. Murray
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

The second book in this gorgeous series that is perfect for any little wanna be detectives out there! Dylan and Emily are the perfect introduction to the mystery genre for preschoolers onwards and even keep the adults guessing as to who the culprits are! A great book to share with the whole family!

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It Comes From Within (House Valdis Series) by Naomi Valkyrie – Review by Susan Ratchford

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It Comes From Within (House Valdis #2)It Comes From Within by Naomi Valkyrie
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

After reading House Valdis Origins: Xenobia I knew this was going to be a uniquely addicting series. The blend of science fiction and fantasy in the books makes everything feel new and exciting! From vampires to ghosts to aliens they all have a refreshing twist. Just like the series itself, completely unexpected and unpredictable! Xen is such an entertaining character to get to know and each page just flies by with fast paced action and intrigue! I would highly suggest reading these books in order (starting with the prequel) to understand and fully take in Naomi Valkyrie’s amazing world!

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The Rise of House Valdis (House Valdis Series) by Naomi Valkyrie – Review by Susan Ratchford

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The Rise of House Valdis (House Valdis #1)The Rise of House Valdis by Naomi Valkyrie
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

After reading House Valdis Origins: Xenobia I knew this was going to be a uniquely addicting series. The blend of science fiction and fantasy in the books makes everything feel new and exciting! From vampires to ghosts to aliens they all have a refreshing twist. Just like the series itself, completely unexpected and unpredictable! Xen is such an entertaining character to get to know and each page just flies by with fast paced action and intrigue! I would highly suggest reading these books in order (starting with the prequel) to understand and fully take in Naomi Valkyrie’s amazing world!

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