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Oathbreakers Anonymous by Scott Warren

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Oathbreakers AnonymousOathbreakers Anonymous by Scott Warren
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

Marluck was once a paladin, but after making the mistake of not listening to his God he broke his oath. Without his powers he turned to booze. Until he stumbled upon oath breakers anonymous, people in the same boat. He hears rumors of being able to gain his powers back. He sets off with a few other oath breakers on the journey to hopefully restore their powers. They find there is more to life than just power.

If you play DND ( or just like fantasy) read this beautiful story about redemption, adventure, and a little betrayal. Oathbreakers by Scott Warren is an absolute masterpiece. A book that makes you sad it is over. I was so engrossed in the story and characters and fell in love. I hope to see more of this rag-tag group or individual stories of their backgrounds.

reviewed by @Melancholyrose

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Leaving No Traces by P. J. Mann

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Leaving No Traces (Commissario Scala #5)Leaving No Traces by P. J. Mann
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

P.J. Manns’ Leaving no traces is set in Italy. It follows Detective Scala through the disappearance of Simona Ribisi. After Simona’s car is found empty at a gas station with blood spatter in it, Scala is called due his leadership role in the Anti-crime division. Getting this case sent Scala into a many month investigation. Discovering Simona’s affair, Scala learns how good people are at hiding the truth. He begins to learn the the family involved at the root is nothing to be messed with, that for them anything for the family really means anything.
You shouldn’t have an affair, but if you do, you should be cautious of who the family is behind the man you chose.

Reviewed by @MelacncholyRose

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Firewall by Jessica Mehring

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FirewallFirewall by Jessica Mehring
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

Jessica Mehring weaves a beautifully written thriller with a playful splash of romance. Firewall is told in both of the main characters POV. This book took me a 24 hour period to finish, I just couldn’t put it down.

Imagine going to work thinking it’ll be just another day, when suddenly your whole life gets flipped upside down because you took your IT security seriously. Not only are you being threatened but your family is also is danger.
Veronica Clark is in the IT security Business, a world dominated by men, she has struggled in her career to be heard and taken seriously and her new CTO and CEO are the kind of men that make you fight harder. After a set of events Veronica needs protection, the brother of Veronica’s Best friend Cara, Angus Miller a firefighter in San Francisco agrees to do so. But that action entangles all them as well, in something that is more than just the security of data.

Reviewed by @MelancholyRose

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