Face the Fire by Michele Sims
My rating: 4 of 5 stars
It just keeps getting better; this is the second novel I’ve read written by this author, and she did not disappoint. The characters are relatable and their development commendable, and she weaves compelling elements throughout the storyline. I find this novel to be intriguing, original and a page-turner. I recommend y’all to give this a read!
King Bastard by India Kells
My rating: 4 of 5 stars
Plot twists, great characters that grow on you and a storyline that keeps you on the edge of your seats is how I choose to describe King Bastard. While I’m not new to the series, the author did hold up to the reputation they made for themselves when putting pen to the proverbial paper and writing an enthralling story. I am looking forward to reading more from this author. If you are searching for a sign to start reading this series; this is it.
Conveniently Yours by Anise Storm
My rating: 5 of 5 stars
Do not. I repeat, do not read this novel if 1. if it is in your intention to have a quick read before bed and 2. You are thinking or reading it while running errands. Ummm, no, sleep will be banished and errands will remain on that To-Do list. This author knows how to shake down a great story and take prisoners. Listen, I was captivated from the minute I started reading. Would it be shameful to say that, although the novel consists of 400+ pages; I wanted it to be longer? One would assume that the reader in me would be appeased with the conclusion of Caspian and Paisley’s story. But not so, my piqued interest was left wanting to know more about the men who deemed themselves Titans of Manhattan [thank God that this is a series]. Conveniently Yours was artistically written not only with characters that grow on you but also had some relatable scenarios. I am going to be corny and say that this is worth reading twice. This author has got herself a fan. I am super excited to read the next novel in the series. It was great to escape reality with this one.
