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Devil’s Due: Satan’s Devils MC (Colorado Chapter #3) by Manda Mellett – Review by Naomi McDonald

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Devil's Due: Satan's Devils MC Colorado Chapter #3Devil’s Due: Satan’s Devils MC Colorado Chapter #3 by Manda Mellett
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

Devil’s Due is the third book in the Satan’s Devils MC Colorado Chapter series. It can be read as a standalone, but I recommend the other books in this series and the original Satan’s Devils series. They are all fabulous reads.

Hmmm…what to say without ruining the whole thing…

Change is never easy, and leaving everything you know behind is uncomfortable. The main characters are dealing with a lot of upheaval in their lives. This story has a lot of emotion in it as the characters traverse the circumstances as best as they know how. There are some hard choices to make, some that could endanger lives.

As with all of the other Satan’s Devils books I’ve read, this one is superb. I love that the author brings real life struggles into the stories and takes the time to research it to make it believable.

Get some tea and settle into this story, you won’t be disappointed.

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Hidden Magic: A Sanctuary Chronicles Novella by India Kells – Review by Naomi McDonald

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Hidden Magic: A Sanctuary Chronicles NovellaHidden Magic: A Sanctuary Chronicles Novella by India Kells
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

Hidden Magic is a novella of the Sanctuary Chronicles series. You can read this without reading the other books, but if you want to get a better feel for the other characters outside of Brant and Kat, I recommend reading the others in the series.

Hidden Magic is a quick read, but it is written in such a way that it feels like a full-length novel. The characters are relatable and the story moves along and a good pace. I liked the way the depth of Brant’s true feelings for Kat just kind of snuck up on him. Unfortunately, it took a tragic event for him to realize just how he felt, but that just made him more determined to make things right.

This is great side story to the series and I enjoyed the read.

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RETURN (Rewind Book 2) by Rowan Shaw – Review by Naomi McDonald

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Return (Rewind #2)Return by Rowan Shaw
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

Return is the second book in the Rewind series. It can be read as a standalone.

Oh, my heart! I think I loved this book more than the first one, and the first one was really good. I knew Raphael’s story was going to be spectacular and this book did not disappoint. I absolutely loved the Adrien character and the dynamic that develops between him and Raphael. I was so into this book that I read it in one day. Just fair warning, parts of it will wreck you a bit on the way to the end of the story.

I don’t know what is planned for this series, how many books there might be ultimately, but I hope at some point to have a story about Noah. He caught my attention in this book, and even though he’s in a relationship, it seems like there could be more of a story there. I want more of him!

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REWIND by Rowan Shaw – Review by Naomi McDonald

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Rewind (Rewind #1)Rewind by Rowan Shaw
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

Rewind is the first book in the Rewind series. Thankfully it does not end in a cliffhanger.

This book had me sad, angry, and happy. The characters go through many challenges as the story is woven, and you feel it all. I appreciated the clear definition between the chapters that are set in the past and the ones set in the present. Some books don’t make those shifts clear so I’m really glad the author took the time to differentiate them so well.

This is the second book I’ve read in the past month that has had a person from the Deaf community as a main character. I didn’t know how much I needed to understand the struggles they go through until I ran across these kinds of books. It has been an eye-opening experience for sure. I am grateful there are authors out there bringing these kinds of experiences to readers’ awareness.

I enjoyed Enzo and Florian’s story so much! I’m really excited that Raphael’s story is in the next book because his character is also intriguing. You just know it’s going to be good. ?

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Nite Fire: Smoke & Mirrors (Book 3) by C. L. Schneider – Review by Naomi McDonald

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Smoke & Mirrors (Nite Fire #3)Smoke & Mirrors by C.L. Schneider
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

Smoke & Mirrors is the third book in the Nite Fire series.

I am absolutely in love with this series. All of the books are wonderful, this one is no exception. The characters come alive and the story has twists and turns that keep you fascinated. I don’t think there is ever a slow moment as you go through the story with Dahlia trying to piece together the clues. In each story it is getting harder and harder for Dahlia and the dragons to cover up what is happening behind the scenes that the humans have been so blissfully unaware of. I think chapter 35 broke me a little bit. I thoroughly enjoyed this book and I highly recommend this series. Looking forward to the next book!

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Dark (The Dark Series #1) by Paul L Arvidson – Review by Naomi McDonald

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Dark (The Dark Trilogy Book 1)Dark by Paul L. Arvidson
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

Dark is the first book in The Dark Trilogy series.

This story is a fantastic sci-fi fantasy adventure. I love the way the characters are written and how unique the setting is. One of the interesting things in this story is the way that the characters experience everything without using the sense of sight. I enjoyed how the author used the sense of proprioception as one of the main avenues for the characters exploring their world. It isn’t something a lot of books use.

Dark catches your interest from the beginning and holds it with unanswered questions that only have hints dropped throughout. It is fun to speculate what is going to happen based on the clues.

Definitely looking forward to reading the next book!!!

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Cult (Feisty Lawyers Book 3) by Seelie Kay – Review by Naomi McDonald

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CultCult by Seelie Kay
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

Cult is the third book in the Feisty Lawyers series.

Out of the three books I’ve read in this series thus far, this one is the best one. I was able to get into it pretty quickly and was able to connect with the characters much better than in the first two.

Cults has a great story line with drama, danger, and mystery. There are some good twists as well that keep things interesting. There was only one aspect of this book that I didn’t care for, but it didn’t overshadow the story on the whole.

Overall it was an entertaining read. ?

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An Unexpected Sequel (Paranormal Talent Agency Book 4) by Heather Silvio – Review by Naomi McDonald

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An Unexpected Sequel (Paranormal Talent Agency Book 4)An Unexpected Sequel by Heather Silvio
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

An Unexpected Sequel is the fourth book in the Paranormal Talent Agency series.

In this story, we finally get to know Robin. She is mentioned in previous books but you don’t really get to know her or her backstory until this book. Up until now Robin has been portrayed as a character with shady intentions, but things aren’t always what they seem. When Robin finds love, her deal with a demon threatens the budding romance. Faced with danger, not only to herself but to her love, Robin has to swallow her pride and ask for help from Catherine. In the course of the adventure, Robin re-discovers something she thought she lost.

This book doesn’t have as much humor as the previous books do, but it is still excellent. ? I am looking forward to the next part of the adventure. After all, we still have to figure out what Barbara is up to.

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Beachcomber Enemy: a Romantic Thriller (Beachcomber Investigations Book 10) by Stephanie Queen – Review by Naomi McDonald

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Beachcomber EnemyBeachcomber Enemy by Stephanie Queen
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

Beachcomber Enemy is the tenth book in the Beachcomber Investigation series. It is left open to continue in the next book.

This story starts off with a bang, literally, and keeps up a good pace throughout the book. Dane really puts himself in the doghouse in this story. I mean, I get it, but also, he should have known better, lol. The decisions he makes really puts a strain on their relationship. In spite of everything, Shana shows her determination not to be pushed aside. Beachcomber Enemy kept me entertained and I read the whole thing in three hours. Action, intrigue, danger, romance, drama…great read! ?

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Fierce Emotions (Marcy Series Book 8) by Linda Burson – Review by Naomi McDonald

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

Fierce Emotions is the eighth book in the Marcy Series. I recommend reading the previous books to really get the full impact of this book.

After the journey they took to get here, I have to say that I love how things are shaping up. Of course, there are still trying moments that test the relationships, but things are becoming much more stable. I am even taking more of a liking to Brad. I had issues with him in previous stories, but he redeemed himself nicely. Now, if they could all just get their anger issues under control…

Liam’s past and the issues from Marcy’s past are still two pieces of the story line that are not wrapped up in this book. Some more things come out, but not anything definitive. We’ll see where the next book takes us. As long as they stay together, I think I can handle the drama, lol.

As always, this story is intense and full of twists and turns. I read the whole thing in just a few hours because I had to find out what was going to happen. ?

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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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Demon’s Angel: Satan’s Devils MC (Colorado Chapter) #2 by Manda Mellett – Review by Naomi McDonald

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Demon's Angel: Satan's Devils MC (Colorado Chapter) #2Demon’s Angel: Satan’s Devils MC (Colorado Chapter) #2 by Manda Mellett
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

Demon’s Angel is the second book in the Satan’s Devils: Colorado Chapter series. It can be read as a standalone, however characters and events from other books in the Satan’s Devils series are mentioned.

I always love reading books by this author. The stories are engaging and get you sucked in right away. The characters face real world issues in a fictional setting. You should know that this particular story deals with women’s issues that may be a trigger for some readers. Something I thought was clever about this book is the way the title takes on a double meaning once you get into the story a bit.

One thing this story brings up is how quick people are to make judgments about the actions of a mother without having all of the facts. Moms have a lot of pressure on them just for the simple fact they are moms, it is so much harder when other people make judgments about their decisions without having all of the information.

There was one line in this book that really stood out to me: “Deep down though, I know I’ll make a better mother if I have something else to do than being a fulltime mom.” I like that this is written into the story to acknowledge that not all women are cut out to be, nor have the desire to be, a full-time mother. Some women need a job or a project in addition to being a mother, and that’s ok.

While Demon’s Angel isn’t one of my all-time favorites of the Satan’s Devils books, it is no less entertaining and is certainly full of adventure and action packed!

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That’s a Wrap (Paranormal Talent Agency Book 3) by Heather Silvio – Review by Naomi McDonald

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That's a Wrap (Paranormal Talent Agency, #3)That’s a Wrap by Heather Silvio
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

That’s A Wrap is the third book in the Paranormal Talent Agency Series. It can be read as a standalone, however there are characters from the previous books mentioned. I suggest reading the previous two anyway because they are awesome!

I really enjoyed Mia’s character. She’s got a really good heart and she’s brave. I’m a bit irritated with the Liz character but I’m assuming her actions are going to be pivotal for the upcoming stories. It felt like there was less romance in this one, but what there was really drew you into the budding relationship between Mia and Jacob. Overall, superb reading experience.

This series is definitely one I will keep an eye on. I’m looking forward to when the next book comes out!

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Misfortune of Vision (Druid’s Brooch Book 4) by Christy Nicholas – Review by Naomi McDonald

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Misfortune of Vision (Druid's Brooch #4)Misfortune of Vision by Christy Nicholas
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

Misfortune of Vision is the fourth book in the Druid’s Brooch Series.
I loved the attention to detail with the characters in this story. Orlagh takes us on an adventure as she seeks out a relative to pass on the brooch to. I enjoy her wit and intelligence as she deals with opposing forces. And poor Declan, he tries so hard to make good decisions. I love the mystery around Clodagh and why she acts the way she does. All-in-all it was a charming adventure with a good mix of drama, romance, mystery, and suspense. Superbly written!

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HEELS OF FORTUNE: PJ Santini Series: Book Two by Lynne Russell – Review by Naomi McDonald

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Heels Of Fortune (PJ Santini Series Book 2)Heels Of Fortune by Lynne Russell
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

Heels of Fortune is the second book in the PJ Santini series. It can be read as a standalone.

As with the first story, it took a little bit for me to get into this book. The writing style takes a little getting used to. I also found that the extraneous side stories were a little distracting. Overall, I liked this book better than the first one. I felt like this book had more action that kept things a bit more interesting. The best character in this book is Nonna Giovanna. I laughed out loud at the part where they are describing her and the burglar. I also like the direction things are going with Daly; but of course, he’s my favorite over Renza.

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Reset to One (Paranormal Talent Agency Book 2) by Heather Silvio – Review by Naomi McDonald

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Reset to One (Paranormal Talent Agency, #2)Reset to One by Heather Silvio
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

Reset to One is the second book in the Paranormal Talent Agency series. It can be read as a standalone, however there are characters mentioned from the previous book.

As with the first book, this one has some humorous moments amidst the seriousness of murders and finger pointing as to who the guilty party might be. One of my favorite lines from this book is, “ I’m not interested in continuing to parlay with lackeys.” The relationship development between Evie and Ryan is written well and that makes the ending satisfying. This book has just the right amount of drama mixed in with the romance to make it work.

Both of the books that I’ve read so far in this series have been wonderful. I’m looking forward to the next one.

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Lights, Camera, Action (Paranormal Talent Agency Book 1) by Heather Silvio – Review by Naomi McDonald

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Lights, Camera, Action (Paranormal Talent Agency, #1)Lights, Camera, Action by Heather Silvio
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

Lights, Camera, Action is the first book in the Paranormal Talent Agency series. It can be read as a standalone, even though there is a piece of the story that isn’t completely wrapped up.

I wasn’t sure what to expect with this book, but it turned out to be an amusing read. Even though there is a murderer on the loose, the way the story is written makes it a bit lighter than you would expect. I adored the Alex character. I think I would have made him stew a little bit more than Catherine did though, lol. I mean, boundaries, man. And the councilwoman, she’s an interesting character to follow.

Some colorful characters, a little romance, a little mystery…great way to pass an afternoon.

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Garrett (Dark Water Security book 2) By Madison Quinn – Review by Naomi McDonald

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Garrett (Dark Water Security #2)Garrett by Madison Quinn
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

Garrett is the second book in the Dark Water Security Series. It can be read as a standalone.

I really enjoyed this story. It kept up a pretty good pace and the characters were easy to connect with. I did find that the ending was a little anticlimactic, I was really thinking there was going to be more to the whole lifestyle scenario with Mr. Meyer’s brother. That piece seemed like a loose end after the conversation that is overheard. I had a little chuckle at Hope’s first encounter with her boss’ lifestyle choices. If you’re not familiar with it, it can be a bit shocking, lol.

Overall, I found it a good way to entertain your imagination on a rainy day.

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Hell On Heels (PJ Santini Series Book One) by Lynne Russell – Review by Naomi McDonald

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Hell On Heels (PJ Santini Series Book 1)Hell On Heels by Lynne Russell
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

Hell on Heels is the first book in the PJ Santini series.

It took me about the first quarter of the book to get into it. The writing style was challenging for me as it seems like there is an over abundance of detail to get through. Once I got into the groove of it though, it turned out to be entertaining. There are a lot of colorful characters and variety of personalities to keep things interesting. My personal favorite is Daly. I will also say that I wasn’t really connecting to the main character right away but she grew on me over time. Hell on Heels keeps up a good pace so there is no chance of getting bored with it.

All-in-all I’d say, despite my bumpy start with it, Hell on Heels turned out to be a good read.

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Turning the Tide (Eastern Shore Swingers #5) by Phoebe Alexander – Review by Naomi McDonald

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Turning the Tide (Eastern Shore Swingers Book 5)Turning the Tide by Phoebe Alexander
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

Turning the Tide is the fifth book in the Eastern Shore Swingers series. It can be read as a standalone.

Having read the previous books in this series, I’d say this one is different in that it is less about the swinger lifestyle and more about Luke and Connie as a couple. The previous books were more about how the swinger lifestyle affected and influenced the relationships, this one is more about how it facilitates the initial meeting of Luke and Connie. I liked the BDSM aspects of this book, but I found myself conflicted about the book in general. I can’t really get into any further detail about that or I’ll ruin the story line. Overall it was an entertaining read. The story moved along at a nice pace and there were a couple of unexpected twists. I don’t feel like this story was a strong as some others in the series, but it has some juicy moments.

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Vantage Point (A Gray Ghost Novel, book 4) by Amy McKinley – Review by Naomi McDonald

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Vantage Point (Gray Ghost #4)Vantage Point by Amy McKinley
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

Vantage Point is the fourth book in the Gray Ghost series. It can be read as a standalone. If you want to find out more about the other characters in the book, read the previous stories, especially the prequel. It will give Vantage Point a little more depth for you regarding the bond between them.

This story moves along at a good pace and keeps you engaged. Stella has a lot more patience than I would with what she has to deal with. A lot of people create their own chaos, but Stella has to deal with the fallout from the bad decisions of her brother. We finally get to learn more about Hawk and his life experience in this story as he tries to keep Stella safe. When his past comes into the spotlight, will Stella feel differently about him?

Danger. Romance. A treasure hunt…great adventure!

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An Appointment (Summer in New York Book 4) by Lindsay Marie Miller – Review by Naomi McDonald

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An Appointment (Summer in New York, #4)An Appointment by Lindsay Marie Miller
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

An Appointment is the fourth book in the Summer in New York series. It can be read as a standalone.

This book takes you through a variety of emotions as you follow Savannah and Preston through the story. Both have had their hearts broken by previous relationships so building trust is challenging. Savannah lives for her son, but has to deal with her ex because of custody arrangements. This creates some complications that could strain the budding relationship with Preston. Can both of them traverse the challenges to build a new life together?

Be aware that some of the subject matter in this story may be a trigger for some readers.

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Seraphina’s Revolution (The Seraphina Series Book 4) by Sheena Hutchinson – Review by Naomi McDonald

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Seraphina's Revolution (Seraphina #4)Seraphina’s Revolution by Sheena Hutchinson
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

Seraphina’s Revolution is the fourth book in the Seraphina series. I recommend reading the previous books in this series before starting this one so you know what is going on and what has led up to this point in the story.

All I can say is wow! This story is full of twists and turns. With the weight of being the one who is destined to save the world resting heavily on her shoulders, Seraphina has to navigate the new challenges thrown her way. As things heat up, Seraphina must make alliances, but she doesn’t know who to trust. Placing her trust in the wrong person could mean the end of everything, literally. And side note—why are there always demon spiders, lol??? *shudders*

This is the final book in this series, but if you read the epilogue, you have to wonder if another series could come out of it. I mean, why?????? Why would you leave it like that, lol!!!!!

I absolutely loved reading this series.

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Age of Saints: Druid’s Brooch Series: #7 by Christy Nicholas – Review by Naomi McDonald

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Age of Saints (Druid's Brooch #7)Age of Saints by Christy Nicholas
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

Age of Saints is the seventh book in the Druid’s Brooch series.

Yet another wonderfully woven tale full of magic. The story makes you feel as if you are there living it. The characters are intriguing and make you feel as if you know them right away. I love the closeness of Conall and his sister, how they lean on each other to make it through trying times. Ammatan is an interesting and colorful character, many facets to him. There are a couple of parts of this story that could go over into another book.

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Yearning Young (Burning Britely Book 2) by Deidre Huesmann – Review by Naomi McDonald

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Yearning Young (Burning Britely #2)Yearning Young by Deidre Huesmann
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

Yearning Young is the second book in the Burning Britely series. You really need to read the first book in order to understand the history of the characters. Yearning Young wraps things up so the story could end here, but I seriously hope there is another one because there could definitely be more.

OMG! I know in my review of the first book I said I wanted to know what happens in their future, but I was not expecting this book. When I read the synopsis, part of me wanted to walk away from reading this story because there were so many ways it could have gone and I wanted to maintain my illusion from the ending of the first book. (If there is another book, I’m just going to get it and not even read the synopsis, lol). But I had to satisfy my curiosity so I spent my day thoroughly lost in the world of Jeff and Braeden. I laughed. I cried. Basically, I had all the feels in a very short period of time. This book tore my heart to pieces and then put it back together. So, so good!!!!

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Misfortune of Song: Druid’s Brooch Series: #5 by Christy Nicholas – Review by Naomi McDonald

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Misfortune of Song (Druid's Brooch #5)Misfortune of Song by Christy Nicholas
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

Misfortune of Song is the fifth book in the Druid’s Brooch series. It can be read as a standalone.

The author has done a superb job of weaving an enchanting story. The characters come alive on the pages and the plot sucks you in. I loved the strength and sassiness of the main character, Orlagh, even though she does show her youth by making some rash decisions. There are many twists and turns to the story and everything may not be as it seems.

Misfortune of Song is a great tale of young love, heartbreak, betrayal, magic, and adventure.

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Everyday Enchantments: Musings on Ordinary Magic and Daily Conjuring by Maria F. DeBlassie – Review by Naomi McDonald

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Everyday EnchantmentsEveryday Enchantments by Maria F. DeBlassie
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

Everyday Enchantments is a collection of essays that remind the reader how to experience connection to life in everyday moments. I love the way the author has woven the words in this book, definitely a lot of magic in there! A few of my favorite essays from the book are: On Synchronicity, On Dreaming Deeply, Descending into the Underworld, and A Conversation with Coyote. This would make a great daily devotional type of book. My first reading of this book was on the Kindle, but I am definitely going to get a hard copy!!!!!

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Blade’s Edge (Satan’s Devils MC #10) by Manda Mellett – Review by Naomi McDonald

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Blade's Edge (Satan's Devils MC #10)Blade’s Edge by Manda Mellett
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

Blade’s Edge is the tenth book in the Satan’s Devils MC series. It can be read as a standalone as Tash and Blade’s story is completed. The epilogue does provide a lead in to a story involving another character. If you want more background info on other characters mentioned in the story, read the previous books in the series. Although, I would recommend that anyway because this series is freaking awesome!

Once again, I have been taken in by this author. Her stories are captivating and this one is no exception. The characters come to life on the page (or Kindle screen in this case) and the story engages a wide array of emotions.
I love the strength of Tash’s character and how it is the perfect match to challenge Blade’s beliefs about life and about women.

One of the things I appreciate about this series as a whole is that the real-life issues the characters experience is well researched and thought out. That is part of what sets this series apart from other MC related books.

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There Be Demons (Andor Demon Wars, #1) by M.K. Theodoratus – Review by Naomi McDonald

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There Be DemonsThere Be Demons by M.K. Theodoratus
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

There Be Demons is the first book in the Andor Demon Wars series. It can be read as a standalone.

I have to say this book was challenging to get into at first. The first third of the book felt like it was dragging on. I’d definitely say it is a slow burn story. However, once you get toward the middle, it starts to pick up. I will also say that I really did not like the main character at first. Britt comes across as a petulant brat. Although, to be fair, teens are full of angst, especially when their world feels out of control. Overall, I’d say it was an interesting read. The characters have a lot of dimension and the premise of the story is intriguing.

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Trouble’s Wedding Caper (Familiar Legacy, #8) by Jen Talty – Review by Naomi McDonald

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Trouble's Wedding CaperTrouble’s Wedding Caper by Jen Talty
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

Trouble’s Wedding Caper is the eighth book in the Familiar Legacy series. It can be read as a standalone.

This was my first time reading a book by this author. Cozy mysteries are not my usual read, but I had a great experience with this one. The cat’s perspective is amusing and the human characters are really well written. Overall it was a fun read and I’d suggest this book to people who are looking for a fairly clean romance with their mystery. And also, mystery solving cat…I think that speaks for itself, lol.

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