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Sins of the Father (The McIntire County Series Book 3) by Winter Austin – review by Micalah Weatherholtz

Sins of the Father (The McIntire County Series: #3)Sins of the Father by Winter Austin
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

Sins of the Father is a dark, edgy, suspenseful romance that kept me on the edge of my seat throughout as all the books in this series have. It’s the third book in the McIntire County Series. Now I previously stated that they were standalone stories and that each mystery was different, the people were different, and the author gives enough background in the books that you don’t need to read them in order but I have found that I’m glad I read them in order. If your someone who likes to do this there are some spoilers if you don’t read the previous books because you do get a little update of sorts on where the previous couple stands at that point, which I know if your not reading in order you would appreciate, but I appreciated because I got to see a little more into the other characters that I enjoyed in the previous books. The other books in the series had super confident woman, and super confident men, usually one who suffers from PTSD which is where this book differs as well. Xavier, an ex-marine, is suffering from a traumatic brain injury, and Jolie is a woman who is lacking in self confidence and wants desperately to prove herself. I still haven’t gotten tired of Winter Austin’s relatable, real life characters, and story lines. I look forward to reading the rest of the series.

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A Death on Fools Lane (An Eve Sawyer Mystery) by Jane Suen – Review by Micalah Weatherholtz

A Death on Fools Lane (Eve Sawyer Mystery #4)A Death on Fools Lane by Jane Suen
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

I never found myself attracted to this type of book but after reading some books from this author I’ve found myself really enjoying reading novels like this. A Death on Fools Lane is the fourth book in this cozy mystery series, but the second book I’ve read in this series. I read book one along with this one, skipping two, and three, and have realized that they don’t need to be read in any particular order. I enjoyed this one like I enjoyed the first. Book four reads so much smoother and was easier to follow. A Death on Fools Lane kept my attention and was such a quick read, the author packed a lot into one short book.

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Born to Die (The McIntire County Series Book 2) by Winter Austin – Review by Micalah Weatherholtz

Born to Die (The McIntire County Series: #2)Born to Die by Winter Austin
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

Born to Die is the second book in the McIntire County book series and another great romantic suspense/mystery from Winter Austin. This book is its own case/story but we do meet Cassy and Boyce in Book one, Atonement, which is the story of Cassy’s sister, Nicolette, and Con. We hear a continuance from book one of their life over the past two years but we get plenty of suspense, twists, and turns concerning Boyce and Cassy. Cassy and Boyce have a history and a bitter one at that because she got hurt and he ran away when she needed him the most claiming his job would get in the way and ruin a case they were building on his mother. So struggling with her own mental health and PTSD she is shocked to find him re-entering her life to aid a murder/bank robbery case in McIntire County. Can she find it in her head to solve this case, and in her heart to trust him again? Winter has written another winning novel in my book.

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The Mother’s Threat by Susan Specht Oram – Review by Micalah Weatherholtz

The Mother's ThreatThe Mother’s Threat by Susan Specht Oram
My rating: 3 of 5 stars

The Mothers Threat was a very fast paced, short, full of intrigue, book about a woman named violet who has started a private security firm who has been paid to take a software meeting much more seriously than anyone else around her has. The mayor and the police office are taking a very lax point of view concerning a protest that has the potential to blow up. I liked the story and it moved incredibly fast but I felt like I was missing something between Violet and her mother Daisy. I couldn’t believe how fast her mother violated her trust and hurt her like she did, especially when she threw Violet under the bus as she did. If you like quick moving suspense thrillers this might be up your alley.

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Atonement (McIntire County Series Book 1) by Winter Austin – Review by Micalah Weatherholtz

Atonement (The McIntire County Series: #1)Atonement by Winter Austin
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

The premise of Atonement drew me in and there hasn’t been a book that Winter Austin has written that I haven’t enjoyed, so as soon as I had an opportunity I downloaded the whole McIntire County Series. Nic suffers from a serious case of PTSD and unless someone suffers from this it’s really hard to accurately describe how it feels and how it affects someone but I think Winter did a good job. I really liked Con, and of course Cadno, but I could just have a thing for the hunky Irishmen with the veteran K9, in stories such as these. The book is a super clean, like squeaky, romantic suspense that once it starts will keep you on the edge of your seat. Jumping into book 2 immediately.

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Russian and Royally Complicated (The Crowned Hearts Series Book 2) by Gwynn Mcnamee and Christy Anderson – Review by Micalah Weatherholtz

Russian and Royally ComplicatedRussian and Royally Complicated by Gwyn McNamee
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

Russian and Royally Complicated was straight fire! I enjoyed the previous book immensely but this book demolished me. I loved it! It was wild, steamy, edge of your seat inducing, and full of the best snark imaginable. An enemies to lovers romance Lev and Daphne were destined to fall in love or kill each other and I was absolutely enthralled once I started to read it. I really appreciated the two of them having dedicated chapters so you could understand both of their perspectives throughout the book. It’s also a stand alone romance but these characters are introduced in book one, so it can be read by itself or as part of a series. These authors are phenomenal and I am totally committed to anything, hopefully more royally complicated books, but more things they publish in the future!

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Dead Keen (Things Unseen Book 2) by Anise Eden – Review by Micalah Weatherholtz

Dead Keen (Things Unseen #2)Dead Keen by Anise Eden
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

I was so excited to start this book, Dead Keen is book 2 in the Things Unseen series, because I really enjoyed book 1. Neve and Con got into even more shenanigans in book 2. In the process of helping Ciara, cons younger brothers wife, with her mental illness and phantom pain that stems from her relationship with her ex-boyfriend Max. Neve ends up stowing away in Cons car when he tries to question Max, which makes him look incredibly guilty, they end up being left to die in a cave, and are arrested, and taken to jail. I also really enjoyed the sweet, wholesome relationship that is still developing between Neve and Con. They care about each other so much but have fun with each other and the snark level was adorable. I would definitely recommend anyone who enjoys a good thriller with some romance undercurrent to give this novel a try. They don’t have to be read in order to understand the plot but it would help with understanding the characters, their motivations, and relationships. I loved it.

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Dead Sound (Things Unseen Series Book 1) by Anise Eden – Review by Micalah Weatherholtz

Dead Sound (Things Unseen, #1)Dead Sound by Anise Eden
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

Sooo, after reading everything available about this book I don’t know what I expected it to be about but it wasn’t that. I’m so glad that I didn’t though because I probably wouldn’t have picked it up and I would have really missed out on a great read! I liked Neve but I think my favorite character was Conman and maybe Erik the Viking. This book did have a few sensitive topics like Neves forced hospitalization, her being forcibly medicated (Con to the rescue), and an assassination attempt but it all added to an expertly thought out, well written plot. I can’t wait to read book 2 to see what they get up to in Ireland.

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Royally Complicated (The Crowned Hearts Series Book 1) by Gwyn Mcnamee and Christy Anderson – Review by Micalah Weatherholtz

Royally ComplicatedRoyally Complicated by Gwyn McNamee
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

I am very familiar with Gwyn Mcnamee, who writes truly wonderful, fully fletched out, steamy romance novels, less familiar with the second author, Christy Anderson, here but after reading the premise thought this book sounded interesting. I’m so very glad that I did! I loved Royally Complicated and read it in about 2 days once I got into it. Fyn and Bridget were going through such a hard time in the beginning and continued to push through all the adversities in their way throughout the book, how cruel Abigail and the Queen were at first. They made sure to have lots of steamy encounters throughout as well. About 3/4 of the way through when what happened, happened to not the person I thought it was going to happen to my heart was in my throat, I was on the edge of my seat and truly wondered what was going to happen luckily we got a happily ever after ending. I can’t wait to jump both feet first into book two about Lev, as if Bridget would ever have run away with him, lol, and Daphne, her best friend.

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Murder Creek by Jane Suen – Review by Micalah Weatherholtz

Murder Creek (Eve Sawyer Mystery, #1)Murder Creek by Jane Suen
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

I was in between a three and a four star rating after reading Murder Creek. This is the authors debut novel which could attribute to some of the issues that I had throughout the book. While I was really enjoying the mystery aspect of the story and getting into a good flow the author would randomly stop, at the end of a chapter, seemingly mid thought, only to drop us back into yet another different place, or different thought. The abrupt changing of chapters, thoughts, and actions really pulled me out of the story. It wasn’t hard for me to fall back into it because as I mentioned it was a really good idea, the story could have been amazing. Maybe with more practice the author might be able to smooth the story out a bit. I will definitely read another book by this author and find out.

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Amaleigha Makes a New Friend by Janice Pratt – Review by Micalah Weatherholtz

Amaleigha Makes a New FriendAmaleigha Makes a New Friend by Janice Pratt
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

Janice Pratt writes really well written children’s books that cover really important topics and allows children to learn about heavy things in a light hearted manner. I know all of us adults remember when we wrote to a pen pal in elementary school and how excited we were to send/receive letters from around the world! This book focuses on pen pals from Ukraine right before their war with Russia started. Janice discussed how fearful the children were, how some of their parents were aiding the military, and what types of precautions some of the children had to take like evacuating their homes. I thought the children in the book doing a change drive to raise money to help the people in Ukraine was a wonderful idea and much like Janice is doing with the proceeds from the purchase of this book. I’ve read quite a few of this authors books and this was another meaningful, well written, well illustrated book from this author.

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Cruel King by K.M. Scott – Review by Micalah Weatherholtz

Cruel KingCruel King by K.M. Scott
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

Cruel King had a super enticing premise that sounded like such a fun read. I was a little under prepared on the fact that I would feel like I did about it. Matthias and Ava, neighbors, man from money, not rich female, her father is employed by his father, maybe enemies, but maybe not, and his brother is her best friend although in the future she’s supposed to be his brothers wife, until he opens his mouth about those snowy few days five years ago. I devoured this book. It was well written, flowed smoothly, and kept me interested. There did seem to be a lot of background throughout almost like the characters hemmed and hawed a lot rather than just speaking up and owning how they felt, which made some scenes feel a little drug out. Overall I really enjoyed the grumpy Matthias and bubbly Ava’s story, a little sad about how the author did Matthias’ brother but I was so glad when they started opening up to each other again and the story picked back up.

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Sleeping with the Enemy (Astoria Royals Book 3) by Deborah Garland – Review by Micalah Weatherholtz

Sleeping with the Enemy (Astoria Royals, #3)Sleeping with the Enemy by Deborah Garland
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

A smutty, action packed, hot, and heavy Mafia romance that I enjoyed immensely! I picked this book up not expecting much because mafia romances usually sound interesting but unfortunately fail to deliver, sleeping with the enemy did not fail to deliver. Riordan and his Prissy delivered and then some. It was action packed from page one. I had never read anything by this author before but I will most certainly check out her backlog of books. Each of the books in this series is a standalone but I do believe that they have characters in common. I look forward to reading more from this author.

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Love Shots (Bluestone Series Book 4) by Isobel Reed – Review by Micalah Weatherholtz

Love Shots (Bluestone Series Book 4)Love Shots by Isobel Reed
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

Love Shots is another great addition to the Bluestone series and is possibly one of my favorites but I honestly have really enjoyed them all. In this installment you will get Summer, a beautiful blonde, who is, or feels like she is a walking hot mess, who doesn’t deserve a good thing in this world, and Teddy, a retired Navy seal, who retired from the Navy after becoming a POW, who is desperate to prove to Summer that she deserves the world, and then some. Summer and Teddy both have been in love with each other since childhood, but the other felt misunderstood, and like the feelings weren’t reciprocated. These characters seem so real with real life issues and problems, and Isobel Reeds writing makes them really come to life. I went from laughing to hanging on to the edge of my seat, white knuckling my kindle, to teary eyed, and back again. Love Shots contains some subject matter that could be triggering to some readers, and was spicy, but not explicit. Although the characters are connected in each book they can also be read as stand alone novels. As long as Isobel Reed is writing these novels I will be continuing to pick them up.

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When Magic Calls: A Collection of Modern Fairytales by Caitlin Berve – Review by Micalah Weatherholtz

When Magic Calls: A Collection of Modern Fairy TalesWhen Magic Calls: A Collection of Modern Fairy Tales by Caitlin Berve
My rating: 3 of 5 stars

I love fantasy and I love magic so When Magic Calls came across my radar I jumped at the chance to read it. These stories are incredibly unique, original, and I appreciated the way they were told but maybe fairytale retellings just aren’t for me. I believe they would be well received by someone who enjoyed those as that would probably add to the reading experience.

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Broken. (Green St. Girls Series) by N.D. Jackson – Review by Micalah Weatherholtz

Broken. (Green St. Girls #2)Broken. by N.D. Jackson
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

Broken was a wonderful addition to the Green Street Girls Series. I picked up book one on a whim, but I am intentionally reading book two, and I am intending to pick up any other books that this author wants to add to this series. Broken has one big trigger, sexual assault to a minor, it’s not graphically described but could trigger some sensitive readers. It’s also a main topic as it’s one of the reasons Indigo is the way she is, why she struggles with relationships, her own body, sexuality, and why she has such a hard time trusting people. At times some of the language/conversations/dialogue seems a little immature which I feel was intentional due to what happened to Indigo. Her trauma didn’t allow her to grow emotionally like she should have. I loved Gideon. He had his own things to hash out, and overcome which made the book/characters so much more realistic because neither of them were perfect. Broken is technically it’s own story, and it gives enough background to understand where the Green Street Girls come from, how they got where they are, and what they have accomplished that you don’t have to read book one, but all of the characters from book one are in book two including Tru who is a main character in book one.

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Ten Little Starfish by Kim Ann – Review by Micalah Weatherholtz

Ten Little Starfish: A Counting BookTen Little Starfish: A Counting Book by Kim Ann
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

This was an incredibly detailed, well written, book about counting, but not only did it count to ten you were able to read a lot of detailed information about starfish, like they can regrow their limbs, or glow under the moonlight. There was also some extra facts, and activities at the end of the story to give this book a little bit of an edge. Although my children are older, and wouldn’t enjoyed this book as much as kiddos who are a little younger and have yet to learn to count we did enjoy learning the facts about starfish, and it would be a perfect read for younger kids.

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Oscar and Emmy Gain a Friend by Terri Sabol – Review by Micalah Weatherholtz

Oscar and Emmy Gain a Friend: A Story About Trap-Neuter-ReturnOscar and Emmy Gain a Friend: A Story About Trap-Neuter-Return by Terri Sabol
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

Oscar and Emmy Gain a Friend is a great book about a worthwhile topic that hits very close to home, T-N-R or Trap-Neuter-Release. It had wonderful, full-color illustrations, and easy to understand wording. We had a very similar situation to this one and it very quickly got out of control. Luckily a local humane society was able to step in and help us out and they continue to work with us to maintain the situation so it doesn’t get out of control again. I enjoyed how in the author letter at the end she explained how T-N-R was near and dear to her own heart and how Shadow was based off of a real life cat. She also gave such worthwhile explanations on what Trap-Neuter-Release is really about and how it works. I feel like this would be a really good book for young and older kiddos alike who are having to experience a situation like this one or want to know more.

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Twisted Oath (Bound by Blood Book 1) by A. S. Roberts – Review by Micalah Weatherholtz

Twisted Oath (Bound By Blood #1)Twisted Oath by A.S. Roberts
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

Twisted Oath is a Mafia Romance, with an enemies to lovers relationship. Salvatore and Serafina, even their names roll off the younger, and go well together. The first half of the book was mostly background and how they got to where they are today and then the story proceeds from there. There are some definite triggers in Twisted Oath that you should look out for before you begin reading. It doesn’t get spicy until after about 50% but there is some next level spice after that. Overall I really enjoyed this book and really enjoyed watching/reading about Salvatore and Serafina, how they work through their problems, and grow as individuals and as a couple.

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Grand Slam (Ground Rule Book 3) by Bree Kraemer – Review by Micalah Weatherholtz

Grand Slam (Ground Rule Book 3)Grand Slam by Bree Kraemer
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

Grand Slam is the third book in the Ground Rules series in which the subject matter centers around romance, and sports. Each book in the series can be read as a standalone but it’s nice to read them in order as a lot of the characters are in other books throughout the series, which I liked. This book is focused on Heath, who is a previous character, and grace whom we had not heard as much about. It’s definitely an enemies to lovers as they definitely rub each other the wrong way in the beginning and are super confused as to why they feel the way they do when they are together. This was another great addition to the series and I really enjoyed how the author pulled me into the characters lives and really made me care about what happened to them and I was definitely cheering them on in my mind as I was reading. I also really like how the endings are always pulled together, happy, and complete.

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Sacrifice Bunt (Ground Rule Book 2) by Bree Kraemer – Review by Micalah Weatherholtz

Sacrifice Bunt (Ground Rule Book 2)Sacrifice Bunt by Bree Kraemer
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

Sacrifice Bunt is another fun, sports themed, romance which is book 2 in the Ground Rule Series, where Zara and Noah are beginning to figure each other out once and for all. Noah a panic attack riddled, fire fighters son, who really enjoys playing baseball, and thinking about Zara. Zara, after experiencing the most embarrassing moment of her life and being left behind, naked, with only his shirt, after he saves her from a fire wants to avoid Noah at all costs. This was a sweet, romantic story, with real life elements that made it seem more realistic while discussing real mental health struggles. I really enjoyed reading Noah and Zara’s story and I look forward to continuing this series.

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Walk Off (Ground Rule Book 1) by Bree Kraemer – Review by Micalah Weatherholtz

Walk OffWalk Off by Bree Kraemer
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

Walk Off is book one in the Ground Rule series. I have always been super involved in sports growing up and seeing that this was a feel good romance but also involved a sports theme, in Walk Off it was mainly centered around a baseball player, only added to my interest. Celia and Kyle are the female and male character but there are a lot of side characters too. Celia broke Kyles heart many years ago but as fate would have it they show up to the same wedding of friends where they are reunited and their love is rekindled. I thought this was a great book but there were a few moments where I thought Celia was pushing against everything to hard or things were a little immature but I also felt like those parts added to the story and helped us understand why Celia and Kyle are the way they are because of their past and trauma they are both a little emotionally stunted. Their friends were so supportive but also gave them space to come to terms with their own feelings. This all came together to make a great read that I really enjoyed. I look forward to reading the others in the series.

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Earl of Griffith (Once Upon a Widow Book 6) by Aubrey Wynne – Review by Micalah Weatherholtz

Earl of Griffith (Once Upon a Widow Book 6)Earl of Griffith by Aubrey Wynne
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

Soo, I picked this book mainly because I was in the mood for a historical fiction book, the fact it was also a romance was an added bonus. I definitely was not expecting just how much I was going to enjoy the Earl of Griffith. This book was short, amazingly sweet, and packed a massive punch in those pages. I was sad at first but once I got into the meat of the story I was sucked in. The care, sweetness, and love that Conway showed Helen, and Maeve, and how Helen had to heal, and overcome her fears was so well done through this novel that I didn’t want to stop reading. I laughed when Griffith is courting Helen through his letters but keeping his friend Gideon on his toes by having fun with Maeve all the while. This book really included it all. If your looking for a sweet, clean, stand alone romance, that includes some historical fiction elements this is a really good one to try!

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Obedience (Ties That Bind Book 1) by Liza Snow – Review by Micalah Weatherholtz

ObedienceObedience by Liza Snow
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

Obedience centers around Cassandra, who has decided since she was young that she wants to be a silk aerialist, and attend circus college, due to seeing a performance when she was a child of a famous circus aerialist. Our other main character is that aerialist Cassandra saw when she was a child. Chandler definitely isn’t all that she expected as she discovers his “night life” in a club while attending school but it only causes her attraction to run deeper. I enjoyed their journey in finding their way to each other, the background story with Cassandra trying to prosecute her uncle, and would definitely look forward to reading more from this author. Well done!

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The Wandering Isles: A Crown of Stones Novella (Soulbound Journeys Book 1) by C. L. Schneider – Review by Micalah Weatherholtz

The Wandering Isles (The Crown of Stones)The Wandering Isles by C.L. Schneider
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

The Wandering Isles by C.L. Schneider was a great addition to the Crown of Stones series. This book was centered around one specific event that involved the main character of the series so it was a shorter dark fantasy story than all the others on the series but it didn’t lack the weight of all the others. I enjoyed it.

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Euphoric Wonderland by Ryan M. Becker – Review by Micalah Weatherholtz

Euphoric Wonderland: An Eclectic Collection of Psychedelic Poetry to Stimulate the Senses and Open the MindEuphoric Wonderland: An Eclectic Collection of Psychedelic Poetry to Stimulate the Senses and Open the Mind by Ryan M. Becker
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

For some reason I don’t particularly enjoy reading books that contain poetry so I don’t usually pick them up but 9/10 times I’m always pleasantly surprised by how much I really end up liking to read them, which was the case with this book. Ryan Beckers book of poetry was unique, original, and was also very visually appealing too with the colors and designs that were used throughout.

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Hero Complex (Bluestone Series Book 3) by Isobel Reed – Review by Micalah Weatherholtz

Hero Complex (Bluestone Series, #3)Hero Complex by Isobel Reed
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

I have read book one and book three of the Bluestone series and I have loved them both! I enjoy the town that the stories are set in, the characters, and how the story unfolds. I didn’t feel like I was missing anything with not having read book two, although I will because I love Reeds writing, and the series itself, but even though the characters are in all of the novels they are each focused on a different couples story. They also all have a happy, fulfilling ending, so no need to worry about any cliffhangers. If you into quick, fun, fully fleshed romance stories, with some snark, spice, with real world troubles I can confidently recommend Isobel Reeds Bluestone series!

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Fiddle and Fire (Hearts of Gold Book 2) by Ariella Talix – Review by Micalah Weatherholtz

Fiddle and Fire: A Steamy Historical MMF Romance (Hearts of Gold Book 2)Fiddle and Fire: A Steamy Historical MMF Romance by Ariella Talix
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

Fiddle and Fire was a well written, M/M/F romance that I enjoyed reading. A young woman fresh from an arranged marriage where the guy was lackluster, cruel, and ended up disappearing on their wedding night, needed a change. She convinced her father to allow her to travel with her brother to San Francisco where everything was fantastic, friendships, and relationships were formed, until the past came calling. I have to say preference wise I preferred Issac but both men were attentive and amazing to the main character, and their friends/wife were loving, and knowledgeable. As a musician in my younger days I also really enjoyed the musical element that Fiddle and Fire contained. The story was incredibly steamy and had quite a few graphic scenes and is definitely meant for adults.

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Reaper (War Brothers MC Book 1) by Bianca Lee Ward -Review by Micalah Weatherholtz

Reaper (War Brothers MC, #1)Reaper by Bianca Lee Ward
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

I don’t know why I don’t read more of this type of book because I always end up really enjoying them. Reaper was definitely one of the great ones, I couldn’t put it down. It devoured me heart and soul. I finished it in two days, but found myself wishing that I had taken my time, or that the book had been longer. Like a few other reviewers mentioned there weren’t a lot of chapters from Reapers point of view and I would have loved to hear more from him. I don’t think anything was taken from the story because we didn’t though. Ava’s chapters were fully threshed out, built the scenes, the characters were well described, and contained all the information needed to further the story as the book was mostly centered on her. Reaper did include some sensitive topics like Domestic Violence, PTSD, Violence, and a gun battle, plus a scene concerning an animals welfare (Ava saves him and he’s ok after the other incident) it was all handled very tastefully. Reaper and all the other men in the club were sensitive, protective, and their alpha male personalities was just what Ava needed to feel safe and comfortable enough to come back to herself. I loved Ward’s writing and her ability to spin a story. I definitely see myself reading more from her including this series with book 2 about Bomber.

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The Crown of Stones: Magic-Scars (The Crown of Stones Book 2) by C.L. Schneider – Review by Micalah Weatherholtz

Magic-Scars (The Crown of Stones, #2)Magic-Scars by C.L. Schneider
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

Magic-Scars the second great installment in The Crown of Stones series. Beginning a few years after the first book ends and picking up after all Ian had been through in book one, having everything taken from him, I just couldn’t tear myself away from this book. I’m certainly looking forward to book number three.

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