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Fictional-ish by Natalina Reis – Review by Lisa Helmick

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Fictional-ishFictional-ish by Natalina Reis
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

This is an great story! I enjoyed reading it. There are a ton of ups and downs and a couple times I wasn’t sure everything was going to turn out alright. The story held my interest and I love the easy going writing style of this author. The characters were fun and lovely. If I could only get that Scottish or Australian accent right in my head it would be perfect! Livie is the star of the book. Her secret love/best friend has just decided to marry her worst enemy. I think Livie does the right thing by moving to another place. That would be the fastest way to accomplish recovery. Sadly everything she is running from….follow her to Scotland. So now she really has to figure out how to deal with her problems. Jenny was a great secondary character. (Well Cal too) I loved how she is always there and avail to help Livie whether it’s business or personal. Yet she never overstepped those boundaries.
Another amazing story by Natalina Reis.

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Murder Among Friends by Linda Burson – Review by Stefanie Carney

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Murder Among FriendsMurder Among Friends by Linda Burson
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

This book has a great story line, but for me it suffers from too many ideas and not enough editing. Maybe it’s because I love a good thriller that I started this book with high expectations and for the most part I wasn’t disappointed but there were definitely some things that I had to question. I definitely didn’t know who I could trust while reading this which reminded me of Gone Girl and I think that that alone is a talent. I feel like there is an amazing writer here, one who is thoughtful and thinks about the steps ahead. Though this may not have been my favorite book, I really respect Linda Burson for putting out a book that kept me guessing and flipping the pages. I am eager to see what she does next.

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Past Storm and Fire by Christy Nicholas – Review by Susan Mowdy

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Past Storm and FirePast Storm and Fire by Christy Nicholas
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

This book had me hooked just by reading the synopsis! It sounded so different than anything Ive read before so this was a must read!

Val was such an amazing character. She’s hitting a rough patch in her life and she’s turned to writing a romance novel that takes place in Iceland. This is her escape. She was able to create a world in which she can escape the issues in her life but all of a sudden the lines between her world and the fictional one she’s made up start to cross each other.

The story was straight up brilliant. It gave you all the feels and left me with a slight book hangover!

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Edge of the Storm (Silent Secrets Book 2) by Lisette Kristensen – Review by Lisa Helmick

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Edge of the Storm: Book 2 (Silent Secrets)Edge of the Storm: Book 2 by Lisette Kristensen
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

Edge of the Storm: Book 2 (Silent Secrets)
By Lisette Kristensen
Rated 5 stars

This is the second book in this series and all I can say is Wow! So fast paced and full of action! I really enjoyed this one! We get to see the first mission of Blackbird. It and the story completely enthralled me. The characters are smart, fit and have zero tolerance for fun. It’s all business all the time…well except that one brief moment. I feel these stories get better and better with each one I read.
In a side note I have to say…400 pushups? Dayum! That is impressive! I can only imagine the shape she is in. Well done to the author and I look forward to reading more about this character.

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Rage (The Marcy Series Book 1) by Linda Burson – Review by Michelle Mulvey

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Rage (The Marcy Series, #1)Rage by Linda Burson
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

Rage is Book 1 in The Marcy Series by Linda Burson. This book had a lot of suspense in it. I didn’t like the character of Marcy I’m the book because I just felt like she caused her own issues. Just when you think her life is on track she causes more issues.
Marcy is the owner of a coffee shop. She has been dating Brad for a very long time but they start to have problems because she has this rage in her and no one knows why. She just snaps at people for no reason. Brad basicallly tells her, she needs to seek help, or he is gone. Finally she decides to seek out professional help and that makes Brad very happy. They have great times together and then he decides to take their relationship to the next level. Marcy is over the moon with happiness. The reader is happy and thinks this book is on the right track.
Marcy met a man named Liam when her and Brad were having some issues. Liam approaches Marcy after she is involved is a gas station robbery. Of course now that Marcy is happy with the way her life is going, something bad happens. Brad is away for work and keeps trying to reach Marcy but is unable to. She is to busy out all the time with Liam she forgets to charge her cell phone. This causes all sorts of trouble between Marcy and Brad.
Marcy is heartbroken over her recent breakup with Brad and ends up going away for a week with Liam so he can teach her about firearms. He teaches her about different firearms and how to shoot them. Of course during their week together, they get romantically involved. During that time Brad is looking all over for her.
When Marcy comes back home and speaks with Brad, je Fonda our about Liam. And forgives her for being unfaithful which she really wasn’t considering they were broken up.
I just thought this book was very long and had a lot more pages then it needed.
Marcy needs to break off her relationship with Liam if her and Brad will be able to be happy. Will her and Brad be able to go back to the happiness they once had or will everything be ruined because of the plans Marcy has to help Liam with.

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The Immigrant: An Italian in America (The Italian Saga Book 7) by Gaia B Amman – Review by Dawn Daughenbaugh

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The Immigrant. An Italian in AmericaThe Immigrant. An Italian in America by Gaia B. Amman
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

5 Star
The Immigrant: An Italian in America (The Italian Saga Book 7) by Gaia B Amman
The Immigrant: An Italian in America (The Italian Saga Book 7) by Gaia B Amman is a wonderfully written Book that will hook you from the beginning and doesn’t let go till the last page. I had to know what happens next. I do recommend reading the other books in this series .Leda has taken a job in the U.S. and is leaving everything behind for a year.When she arrives in the US she finds everything is different and she has to adjust to her surroundings. There were moments . I loved her determination. Find out what happens next on Leda’s journey, you won’t be disappointed I know I wasn’t. I highly recommend reading this book and series. I look forward to reading more from this Author.

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Problematic Love (Rogue Series Book 8) by Lara Ward Cosio – Review by Jenni Bishop

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Problematic Love (Rogue Series Book 8)Problematic Love by Lara Ward Cosio
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

Problematic Love (Rogue Series Book 8) by Lara Ward Cosio is another fantastic look at Danny and his first proper relationship. He has had a rough time his whole life and turning to drugs trying to deal with it but in this book he has kicked it all and is desperately trying to find himself and learning to love someone who makes him better. When all you have known is tough times it is hard to look at yourself and not put yourself down and assume people think the worst even if it isn’t true. The pain, the self doubt could either make or break him and his fledgeling relationship with Amelia.

Amelia went to Danny with the hope of breaking out of herself, the self she is willing to let loose and try a relationship with the man she has feelings for. It’s not all hearts and roses and Amelia finds that the one thing she desperately wants is the one thing he is not willing to give her.

It is a story of the grittier side of life and the raw emotions of someone who never believed he could be loved. You need to get your hands on this series and start it today.

Reviewed by @jennadb

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Death and the Crone: Book Three of the Lucky Devil Series by Megan Mackie – Review by Candida Hopper

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Death and the Crone: Book Three of the Lucky Devil SeriesDeath and the Crone: Book Three of the Lucky Devil Series by Megan Mackie
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

Death and the Crone: Book Three of the Lucky Devil Series
by Megan Mackie

I was intrigued by this book. I am so glad I decided to read it, I love that Margaret was an older character even if she was hard to like in the beginning because she was so grumpy, but life had not been good to her. This story had mystery a little bit of magic and I found it very well written. I was pulled into the story from the beginning and had a hard time putting it down. I found this story to be original and definitely worth reading. I recommend this book.

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Dracones Guardian (Dracones Book 6) by Sheri-Lynn Marean – Review by Bobbi Wagner

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Dracones GuardianDracones Guardian by Sheri-Lynn Marean
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

This is a paranormal story that I enjoyed from beginning to end. It has just a little bit of everything in it from romance to fantasy to sitting on the edge of your seat action. I enjoyed how the characters were able to pull me into the story with ease and made me feel as if I was part of the story. What happens when an archangel (Zander) meets an intelligent woman (Chloe)? Instant attraction, great chemistry but one must be willing to take a chance on love. I highly recommend this book.

Review by @bjwagner
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Tainted Saint (The Hawke Family Book 5) by Gwyn McNamee – Review by Renee Ullery

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Tainted Saint (Hawke Family #5)Tainted Saint by Gwyn McNamee
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

Tainted Saint by Gwyn McNamee
Stars-5

I absolutely love the Hawke Family series! I was sad when the last of the family’s book was complete. Even though the Hawkes are not the main characters, I loved getting little looks of them. I was concerned that I wouldn’t like this book as much, but Gwyn McNamee has done a wonderful job. I am so glad that I read it.

This book focuses on Caroline, Dani’s best friend, and Saint, an employee of Savage. We have met these characters in previous books, but I enjoyed getting to learn more about them. Caroline is a mixture of tough as nails and vulnerability. Saint wants to protect those he cares about and is often too hard on himself. I think that they are a terrific couple. This was a wonderful addition to this series!

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Problematic Love (Rogue Series Book 8) by Lara Ward Cosio – Review by Michelle Austin

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Problematic Love (Rogue Series Book 8)Problematic Love by Lara Ward Cosio
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

Problematic Love was a great 5 star read and book eight in the Rogue series.
This is Danny Boy and Amelia’s story.

Amelia had struggled with her feelings for Danny Boy, being that he was a patient of hers. But she decides to come to the United States to try and make things work with Danny Boy, although he’s not sure if he can.

Danny is a recovering addict who has laid out his past to Amelia, he can’t help but wonder if he’s good enough for her. Can they really make it work? Can he lower his walls and let her in?

There were so many emotional pieces in this book, make sure you have kleenex. We get lots of twist and turns.They will be pushed to make some hard choices in order to move forward. I was hoping that these two would get it figured out and I wasn’t disappointed. I have to say I think they are one of my favorite couples in the series. I loved seeing all of the other secondary characters, it’s fun to see others from the series. I believe you can read this as a stand alone by I highly suggest you start from the beginning. I can’t wait to see more from this series.

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Death and the Crone: Book Three of The Lucky Devil Series by Megan Mackie – Review by Emily Walsh

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Death and the Crone: Book Three of the Lucky Devil SeriesDeath and the Crone (The Lucky Devil Series book3)
By: Megan Mackie
My Rating: 5 of 5 stars

Death and the Crone (The Lucky Devil Series Book 3) by Megan Mackie was a hooking, unique, outstanding read, that had me flipping the pages late into the night. Why does work have to ruin good books?

Not my first read by this author or in this series, I was super excited to get my hands on it. I will say that this book isn’t actually book three of the Lucky Devil Series, it’s a story set in that world, with different MC’s and plot. So it can be read as a standalone, and as a side story to the main one. But I do suggest reading the other books, because they are, amazing.

This book was so fun, unique and just, wow. It took the over used concept of the 100 year old supernatural something or other, that falls in love with the 16 year old minor, and flips it on its head. This book was all about taking those over use tropes and clichés and destroying them, while making new ones. The plot itself is original, and grabs your attention right away. Like the other books, this book has that spark of adventure and danger, keeping you engaged. The detail was movie like, and helped round out the story and characters.

Overall this book is a super high recommendation from me. So please take my stamp of approval that, this book will hook you right from that opening scene, until the last pages of that wicket closing ending.

Happy Reading

-Review by @eawalsh

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Problematic Love (Rogue Series Book 8) by Lara Ward Cosio – Review by Lyndsey Fairley

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Problematic Love (Rogue Series Book 8)Problematic Love by Lara Ward Cosio
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

Problematic Love (Rogue Series Book 8) by Lara Ward Cosio
5 stars

Oh Danny Boy, or now Daniel. Hes been through so much and finally when things are going his way, hes waiting for the other shoe to drop to ruin it all. Hes lost and doesn’t know how to function with being sober.
Amelia, oh I loved her. She throws everything into trying with Daniel but will it be enough when they’re wanting different things.

This cannot be read as a standalone.

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Past Storm and Fire by Christy Nicholas – Review by Jana Teppih

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Past Storm and FirePast Storm and Fire by Christy Nicholas
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

Past Storm and Fire by Christy Nicholas is a mindblowing read filled with adventure, romance, black magic and mystery that spans a thousand years! It is weird how at some point I started hearing Christina Perri’s A Thousand Years at the back of my head (like a soundtrack to the story unfolding!) It was my first read by this writer and I was happy to see that I had made a right decision by picking it up! I hope that there will be another book like the main character is told at the end of the book!
We have Val whose life if falling into pieces amongst the damage from the hurricane Andrew and her husband’s deceit. She finds relief from daily grind by starting to write a novel based in Iceland over thousand years ago … she gets lost in the world where the past and the present and the future collide … I studied Islandic back at university so I took special delight in the story and the attention to the detail that the writer is luring us in … I truly hope that there is another book bringing us deeper into the story!

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MaddJax Series, Boxed Series Set, Book One & Book Two: A Second Chance Stepbrother/co-CEO Romance by Deborah Ann – Review by Chantelle Smith

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MaddJax Series, Boxed Series Set, Book One & Book TwoMaddJax Series, Boxed Series Set, Book One & Book Two by Deborah Ann
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

What a read and an incredible introduction to Deborah Ann. This book was incredible from the get-go, it was steamy, sexy, passionate, raw & real. While reading Maddison & Jaxon’s story it made you feel all the feels, I’ve been frustrated, I’ve laughed, I’ve had tears but most of all I have loved everything about this book. Deborah Ann has a written a book that flows effortlessly from chapter to chapter.
She has created two characters that as the reader you become passionate about following their story and hoping they get the HEA they so rightly deserve. While the story takes some ups and downs and times where you have wanted to physically yell at the main character’s decisions I couldn’t put this read down.

This book was everything and more! Its a brilliant second chance read that shouldn’t be missed! Even better is the fact you don’t have to wait forever to delve into Maddison’s & Jaxon’s story as Book 2 continues straight after!
Its an epic, romantic read that shouldn’t be missed, I highly recommend this read to all!

Reviewed by @tillytillzz

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Fictional-ish by Natalina Reis – Review by Kerry Baker

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Fictional-ishFictional-ish by Natalina Reis
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

Fictional-ish: A Friends to Lovers Romance by Natalina Reis is a book I just fell in love with. I knew right from the moment I read the description that this book was going to be good, and knowing this author I knew her work to always be well done. But this book really has to be my favourite one I have read by her so far.
I loved that it had a basis in Scotland. Being from the UK I felt like that detail really helped me to connect more with the characters and the stories.
And let’s face it, who wouldn’t want to run away to an “exotic” country to open a book shop?
Kyle and Livie were brilliant characters. I found myself really hoping they would find a way.
This book was well written, it had great pace and I found myself devouring it one sitting. I would highly recommend this book.

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Wrath (The Deadliest Sin Series Book 1) By Gwyn McNamee – Review By Caralee Loonat

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Wrath (The Deadliest Sin Series Book 1)Wrath by Gwyn McNamee
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

Wrath (The Deadliest Sin Series Book 1) By Gwyn McNamee
5 Stars!!!!

I have read books from this author before and this book was just as good as the ones I have read before. I really find this author’s style to be quite refreshing. The characters just seem to come to life and I feel as though I am actually there in the pages as the drama unfolds.

The drama that unfolds around Jade and Konstandin really keeps you glued to the pages. I just couldn’t put the book down. The feud between Konstandin and his brother Tarek really adds to the story line . I must admit that I found the ending to be a twist I was not expecting but as the drama unfolds I really found that I felt as though I was there. The author really has such a brilliant writing style that you cannot just assume what will happen next. I really look forward to reading more from this author and this series.

Reviewed by @caraleeloonat
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Rage (The Macy Series Book 1) By Linda Burson – Review By Caralee Loonat

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Rage (The Marcy Series, #1)Rage by Linda Burson
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

Rage (The Macy Series book 1) by Linda Burson
4 Stars!!!!

I am so in a bad habit of reading books out of order in series and this one was no different. I have to admit that I still found things to be easy to follow. This is the first book in the series and I feel that it was a good chance to better get to grips with what I have already read of the series and a way to get a little more insight.

I really felt for Macy and I really was grateful for the chance to really get to understand and see what happened in her past and what brought her to be the Macy that I had read about. I really liked the opportunity to see how her and Brad began and what events really shaped what was to happen between them and how their relationship evolved. I also was grateful to help put the timeline together of how Liam entered her life and also watch that relationship evolve. The author really did a great unique job of setting the series off and I am glad that I am able to put a few pieces of the missing puzzle in the series together and really cannot wait to read more from this author.

Reviewed by @caraleeloonat
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MaddJax Series, Boxed Series Set, Book One & Book Two: A Second Chance Stepbrother/co-CEO Romance by Deborah Ann – Review by Maura Harper

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MaddJax Series, Boxed Series Set, Book One & Book TwoMaddJax Series, Boxed Series Set, Book One & Book Two by Deborah Ann
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

3.5 stars

I read this as a boxed set containing both Book One and Book Two. I’m glad I was able read it this way as I am not sure I would have Book Two if it wasn’t the next page.

Told in dual POV, the story involves the “taboo ” step-sibling genre, the corporate CEO genre, and second chance genre (this is not a spoiler as it is explained in the blurb). It has very ambitious desires and sometimes it falls short and sometimes it was exactly right.

The characters are developed quickly, we are able to determine different things with flashbacks and the writer was able to move the story along at a decent pace.

Every single one of these characters bugged me at certain points – some by their actions, some by their inactions.

I always appreciate when an author puts their words on paper. While this is a well structured story, it just wasn’t my cup of tea.

Review by @mauraharper

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Death and the Crone: Book Three of the Lucky Devil Series by Megan Mackie – Review by Erin Wolf

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Death and the Crone: Book Three of the Lucky Devil SeriesDeath and the Crone: Book Three of the Lucky Devil Series by Megan Mackie
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

I give Death and the Crone: Book Three of the Lucky Devil Series by Megan Mackie, 5 stars.

Margaret has had a rough life. She’s now in her late 60s, has lived on the streets for many years, and has given up on life. She has outlived many of those she’s known and cannot wait for this hell to be over — she’s tired of her demons following her. When a beautiful young man takes her off the streets and offers for her to stay with him, she’s sure he’s taking her home to have his fun then kill her. But the promise of food and a warm place is just too tempting. And as time goes by, he doesn’t try anything but to make her comfortable and happy. Turns out this man is more than she ever imagined. Can she find a happiness that she lost a long, long time ago? If so, at what cost?

This series had me hooked from the beginning and this book is no different in that aspect. This book is considered a spin-off, we don’t see too much of most of the characters from the previous books, but the setting is the same. The main characters in this book though are just as interesting. This combination is not something I have read before. I read this genre quite frequently and I love that the author threw something different at me. The story itself is good too, Margaret struggles with the way she has been living vs what she has now. There is mystery in this man too — she knows there’s more to him and her curiosity gets the better of her. She takes us on the road of discovery with her. The story grabs you and pulls you in, not to mention some surprises along the way. This book can be read as a standalone, but I highly recommend the whole series.

If you are a fan of urban fantasy and/or paranormal romance, this book is for you.

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The Mourning Islands by Douglas Wells – Review by Naomi McDonald

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The Mourning IslandsThe Mourning Islands by Douglas Wells
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

The Mourning Islands is a story full of mystery, murder, suspense, drama, and secrets. I felt like the first half of the book was a slow burn to get to the last part where things start to unravel. This book also doesn’t have an ending that you would expect, but I can’t get into details or it’ll ruin the whole experience for you. There are several layers to the story that have you guessing on whether they are all connected. This book was an interesting read, but definitely not something you want if you are looking for light or feel good entertainment. Could be a good read for a dark and stormy night though ?

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The Immigrant: An Italian in America(The Italian Saga Series) by Gaia B Amman – Review by Natalie Hanley

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The Immigrant. An Italian in AmericaThe Immigrant. An Italian in America by Gaia B. Amman
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

Another fab read by Gaia B Amman. I like how the action starts from page one. There is no long, drawn- out scene setting with these novels and we can immerse ourselves fully into them from the start, whether we are familiar with the Italian Adventure series or whether it is our first read from this writer. This story follows Leda on her year out to America. She has left behind her home comforts, her parents and the brooding Sergio in Italy and is joining the staff of a pioneering cancer research laboratory in Buffalo, New York. There she makes new friends and struggles with the language barrier which she hadn’t really anticipated. Having read some of the other novels in the Italian saga, it was nice to have snippets of other characters who I had read about which made it feel more familiar, but for me the skill is in the author’s incredibly descriptive language.
I really enjoyed this story. Gaia Amman is not afraid to scatter Italian language in the text which is something I love about her books. As a linguist it is refreshing to me. The dilemmas her characters have is also familiar to me as an immigrant in France many years ago, from the misunderstanding of dialect to the small cultural differences that make her new friends laugh. Another 5-star read for me. Look forward to the next. Grazie, Merci, Thank you!

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Fierce Emotions (Marcy Series Book 8) By Linda Burson – Review by Laura Furuta

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Fierce EmotionsFierce Emotions by Linda Burson
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

Fierce Emotions (Marcy Series Book 8)
By: Linda Burson
5 out of 5 stars

The story Fierce Emotions (Marcy Series Book 8) by Linda Burson is the next amazing book in a series that I have loved reading since the very beginning. I love reading about the life of Marcy, her family, and friends. This story has her and family moving into their new home and another addition to the family joins them. The story had my emotions going up and down the entire time I was reading it. There are happy and romantic times when you can feel the love and devotion that is apparent. Will their lives be taken off track when Marcy overhears a troubling conversation? Read this book to find out. Marcy is a character that I can’t read enough about. I care about what happens to her. Marcy is intelligent, stubborn, and caring. She is the type of person who at times is overwhelmed by her feelings. She also has a support system she can turn to when she needs help. There is a cast of characters that makes an appearance in the story and many of them care about her and support her. This is a story that will have you wondering what is going to happen next and I found myself not wanting to put it down until I had read the last page. Highly recommended.

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Fictional-ish By Natalina Reis – Review by Laura Furuta

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Fictional-ishFictional-ish by Natalina Reis
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

Fictional-ish
By: Natalina Reis
5 out of 5 stars

The story Fictional-ish by Natalina Reis is a wonderful romantic comedy that I loved reading. It drew me in from the beginning and I found myself lost in the story. I loved reading about the characters of Livie and Kyle. They are best friends. Livie is in love with Kyle and has always hoped that he would realize this. Then Kyle marries her childhood nemesis, Mia. Heartbroken Livie is moving on and this includes moving to Scotland and opening a bookstore. What will happen when Kyle’s married life derails? Will he turn to Livie and hope for forgiveness? There is still an attraction and chemistry between them. They can’t stop thinking about each other. Is that enough to restart their love? What does the future hold for Livie and Kyle? Read this book to find out. This story is humorous, romantic, and fun to read. You can’t help but care about Livie and Kyle and want them to be happy. There are lighthearted moments and also ones that made me wonder what was going to happen next. Don’t miss out on a story that will have you turning pages all the way to the end. Highly recommended reading.

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Problematic Love (Rogue Series Book 8) by Lara Ward Cosio – Review by Tracy Wilkin

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Problematic Love (Rogue Series Book 8)Problematic Love by Lara Ward Cosio
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

Problematic Love is book eight in the Rogue Series by Lara Ward Cosio. I have missed so.e books in this series and would recommend reading all the books before to maximise the reading pleasure this author provides. The story was still amazing even though I was slow on the uptake. The masterful way this author serenades a reader with the moving and tantalising content is enticing and addictive.

Daniel and Amelia err on the side of unethical. They cannot deny the inevitable pull toward each other, so they don’t. In theory, they should not ever be. But the reality is the love they share is undeniable. Their passion is uplifting, their connection deep. Their story was everything. 5 stars.

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Edge of the Storm (Silent Secrets Book 2) By Lisette Kristensen – Review by Laura Furuta

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Edge of the Storm: Book 2 (Silent Secrets)Edge of the Storm: Book 2 by Lisette Kristensen
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

Edge of the Storm (Silent Secrets Book 2)
By: Lisette Kristensen
5 out of 5 stars

The story Edge of the Storm (Silent Secrets Book 2) by Lisette Kristensen is a thrilling book that will have you turning pages to find out what happens next. It is the next story in a series that had me on the edge of my seat unable to put the book down until I had read the final page. I enjoyed reading about the character of Blackbird. She is an intelligent and strong woman. When a routine contact mission goes wrong, she begins a search to find her partner Halo who has been taken. Will she find Halo? When it is realized that there is a threat to one of the Vatican’s most cherished treasures will she be able to stop those who are involved? Read this book to find out. Blackbird is a character that at times shows anger, fear, and frustration. She also has a fierce determination. I have read the first two books in the series and I can’t wait to read the next one. Highly recommended.

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Edge of the Storm (Silent Secrets Book 2) by Lisette Kristensen – Review by Jenni Bishop

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Edge of the Storm: Book 2 (Silent Secrets)Edge of the Storm: Book 2 by Lisette Kristensen
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

Edge of the Storm: Book 2 (Silent Secrets) by Lisette Kristensen ​is an action packed thriller that is a very short and quick but the plot is fast paced and full of action that will keep you on the edge of your seat right up to the very last page. Lisette left it open for the story to continue and I hope it does. These agents are trained to be deadly and it’s that, that will keep the terrorists at bay but when one of their own is taken can the team reach her in time before a major disaster happens? Will they be able to stop evil and save their agent?

I recommend you grab this book as it will get your heart pumping.

Reviewed by @jennadb

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Fierce Emotions (Marcy Series Book 8) by Linda Burson – Review by Jenni Bishop

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Fierce EmotionsFierce Emotions by Linda Burson
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

Fierce Emotions (Marcy Series Book 8) by Linda Burson is a contemporary romance story. Each book in the series gets better and better and one I have enjoyed since the very beginning. Loving these characters is not hard and feel like I am a part of their journey, their love, their life and their love. As usual emotions run high from anger and insecurities, love and heartache and heartbreak. I love and enjoy reading about Marcy and the men in her life. Let me tell you, there is also some laughter. Linda’s story had me turning the pages and I couldn’t stop until I had devoured it in one sitting. each and every word. The next book can not come quick enough. Always a pleasure.

Reviewed by @jennadb

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Death and the Crone: Book Three of the Lucky Devil Series by Megan Mackie – Review by Felicia Bates

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Death and the Crone: Book Three of the Lucky Devil SeriesDeath and the Crone: Book Three of the Lucky Devil Series by Megan Mackie
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

Death and the Crone (Lucky Devil Series Book 3)
Megan Mackie
4 stars

Death and the Crone is not the first book I’ve read in Megan Mackie’s Lucky Devil Series but if desired I believe this installment could be read on it’s own with little or no difficulty.
I most enjoyed Death and the Crone because of the break from a stereotypical storyline/main character. Instead of being young and easily desirable, Margaret is older with a much more colorful past. This book had me intrigued from
start to finish with a rocky road of action and adventure. While I did mention I believed this book could be read as a stand alone, I recommend reading the other books in the series before it as well for a bigger picture. I’ve truly learned to appreciate Megan Mackie’s style of writing and I’m looking forward to reading more.

Review by @fnbates

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Edge of the Storm (Silent Secrets Book 2) by Lisette Kristensen – Review by Liz Vrchota

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Edge of the Storm: Book 2 (Silent Secrets)Edge of the Storm: Book 2 by Lisette Kristensen
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

“The sad thing about betrayal, it never comes from the enemy.”

Francesca, or “Sonic” has been training for the time when she will have be in the field as a Katsa for the Mossad. After escaping her past and being given a chance by May, or “Jet”. It is now on her shoulders to figure out how to put the skills to the test. Much sooner than she was expecting she is thrust into a situation where she is the one that needs to save Jet this time.

“Jet was the best Mossad had in the field. But her gaze made her feel like I missed something. She never relaxed around Jet, it felt like she was being tested constantly.”

“That is all Francesca needed to hear “head out”. To be a spy, find the bad men and do some good.”

Will Sonic be able to save Jet before she becomes the next victim of Jihadists? Or will her life, and thousands of others, be ended before she even gets a chance to try?

“No guarantees, follow orders and mission first.”

“The only visions filling her mind was the slow-motion replay of Jet getting ambushed.”

I found this novella to be almost too short. It made me feel like I was missing a lot of back story, or like I was missing something in general. I felt like if it was just a bit less rushed and had some more background info on Francesca and Jet, I would have been able to focus on the book more than I could. This is the only reason I marked this as a four-star read. Otherwise, the story had a great concept, and action-packed drama. This is the first book I have read by J.E. Vassar and will definitely be looking into more of her work, the longer ones anyway.

Review by @lizaileen
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