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Come Back Tomorrow (Embrace Tomorrow Duet Book 1) by Amy Argent – Review by Karyn Taylor

Come Back Tomorrow (Embrace Tomorrow, #1)Come Back Tomorrow by Amy Argent
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

Wow! What can I say about Come Back Tomorrow by Amy Argent? For a start it needs to come with a ‘tissues required’ warning. Honestly, if you can read this book without sobbing like a baby then you must have a swinging brick for a heart.
I really don’t think that there are enough superlatives or that I have a big enough vocabulary to describe just how amazing this book it. I have to say that it totally wrecked me. I laughed. I cried, oh God, I cried so much. I was angry. In fact, I think I went through every emotion possible reading this book.
29 year old, terminal cancer patient Will Everson has to be one of the best characters that I have ever read, followed closely by Tori Somerset. They both blew me away.
This book is a total eye opener to just how awful cancer can be. Reading what Will’s character went through is just totally heartbreaking. I felt so much for him as we went through his awful journey with cancer.
This book now has to be up there in my top 10 favourite books ever and I know that I will read it over and over in the years to come. I wasn’t even halfway through it when I bought and downloaded the 2nd book in the duet as I just had to know how Will and Tori’s story ended.
This book is worth more than the 5 stars I’m allowed to give it!

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Twilight’s Curse (Twilight Realm Series Book 1) by K. M. Wray – Review by Terri Jo McAllister

Twilight's CurseTwilight’s Curse by K.M. Wray
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

Elven Prince Phoenix watches as his parents are murdered. His royal advisor drags him away before he is captured, as well. Knowing the family line must be maintained, Nate hides the prince and raises him in obscurity, Nix is destined to become King of the Twilight Realm one day. After years of blending in with the public, Nix meets a female that is the same as the one in the nightmares he has. In the dreams, she says she will help him defeat the elves that deposed his family and help restore him as king. Twilight’s Curse is an exciting, young adult book with mystery, action, and romance. I highly recommend!

Reviewed by Terri Jo McAllis

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Practically Pagan – An Alternative Guide to Magical Living by Maria DeBlassie – Review by Angela Hayes

Practically Pagan - An Alternative Guide to Magical LivingPractically Pagan – An Alternative Guide to Magical Living by Maria DeBlassie
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

 

4 Stars

 

“In the end, isn’t balance and the healthy connection between mind, body, and soul what magic is all about? The irony of committing to self-care is that you rarely have tangible evidence of your growth, only the fullness in your chest that tells you that you’re living well. It is so deeply personal that only your bones and heart whispering their contentment tell me that you am truly listening to your needs. That’s the Goddess speaking. When we tap into this Goddess energy by unifying our bodies, minds, and spirits, we return to our magic. We have more time to take in the wider world around us. We create space to converse with the stars, ask the moon questions, and share our deepest wishes with the Universe—and hear them respond in turn. When we forget to nourish everyday magic through self-care, we forget to live. It can sometimes feel like a long road back to a well-rounded self. But you can’t get there until you first unlearned the toxic beliefs that disconnect you from the Divine Feminine. In order to heal, you must become your very own Persephone, at home in the Underworld and the world above, fluent in the language of the psyche and grounded in the routine of daily life. You must walk through Hell, know your demons and remember that angels walk among us.”

Practically Pagan by Maria DeBlassie is aimed at showing the reader how they can create a ‘little more magic’ in their life. The author does this by giving insights through sharing her own journey into everyday magic. She also provides practical examples, things that don’t require anything more than changing your mindset and in the process embracing more mindfulness, as well as emphasising the importance of selfcare. She shows how having a routine can be in itself quite ritualistic. It was great to be reminded of things that I already know but have let slip a little over the past couple of years.
Well worth the read!

Thank you, Maria DeBlassie!

 

Reviewed by @angelahayes

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Christmas Cookies on a Cruise Ship (The Perfect Pairings Series Book 1) by Parker Fairchild – Review by Angela Hayes

Christmas Cookies on a Cruise Ship (The Perfect Pairings Series Book 1)Christmas Cookies on a Cruise Ship by Parker Fairchild
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

 

3.5 Stars

 

Christmas Cookie On a Cruise Ship is the first book in the Perfect Pairings series by Parker Fairchild. This is a fun holiday romance- who doesn’t love Christmas and romance, right?
Dr. Olivia Chasen has decided to spend Christmas alone and lonely, rather than have to face her gorgeous twin sister or her sister’s new fiancé, who just happens to be Olivia’s ex. Urg! Awkward much! So, she decides to cruise away from her problems- literally! Things take an interesting turn when Santa turn up and she overshares while being a bit too tipsy. Will the magic of Christmas help her deepest desires come true?
If you love Christmas, romance, quirky characters, and a fun story- then you will definitely want to get your hands on this book asap!

Thank you, Parker Fairchild!

 

Reviewed by @angelahayes

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Still Taking Chances by Roz Lee – Review by Angela Hayes

Still Taking ChancesStill Taking Chances by Roz Lee
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

 

Still Taking Chances by Roz Lee is a steamy contemporary romance with BDSM scenes, Femdom/Sub dynamics, erotica, male submission, tension, drama, and healing.
Elgin ‘Hud’ Huddleston is a DEA agent who has returned to his hometown after his latest mission went awry. He hopes this time will help him regroup and deal with the burden he is carrying.
Mary Beth Winters thought she left her past behind her, but that changes when Hud moves into the house across the street. She can’t help but notice his pain, and her former life as a skilled Dominatrix means she may be able to help him heal. So, she unpacks her box of tricks and gets to work. What happens here makes for a racy read!
Happy reading!

Thank you, Roz Lee!

 

Reviewed by @angelahayes

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Snowflakes & Stockings (A Wilton Hills Christmas #4) by Marianne Rice-Review by Amanda Kimble

Snowflakes & Stockings (A Wilton Hills Christmas, #4)Snowflakes & Stockings by Marianne Rice
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

5/5 Stars

Snowflakes & Stockings (A Wilton Hills Christmas #4) by Marianne Rice

This is the first book I’ve read by Rice. This is the fourth book in the A Wilton Hills Christmas Series. Although it can be read as a standalone. Snowflakes & Stockings is a great short read and a wonderful story.

Liberty is on the lookout for Maine’s Secret Santa who gives thousands away during Christmas. When she gets down to three people one of them sticks out more than the other two. When she meets Sawyer she doesn’t think it’s him because he doesn’t have Christmas spirit. The quote I chose for Liberty is: “Oh my gosh. I love Noodle, and I haven’t eaten all day either. I swear, if it wasn’t for my camera crew or for Lizzie, the assistant manager at the station, I’d go days without eating. No, that’s not entirely true. My family wouldn’t allow that. It seems every week we have a gathering that involves copious amounts of food. Anyway, I digress. I apologize. A dinner meeting is perfect.”

Sawyer doesn’t really like Christmas because of the loss he and his family had. He meets with Liberty under the assumptions of doing an article of Campbell Tech. The quote I chose for Sawyer is: “Baby of the family? I don’t see it. You’re an established professional working in a field that requires deadlines. You wouldn’t be where you are if you didn’t meet them. And you wouldn’t be where you are by riding someone else’s coattails. I may be wrong with your birth order but I’m right on all other accounts.”

Highly recommended for Contemporary Romance lovers.

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Spoilsport (Pierce Brothers Book 2) by Belinda Williams – Review by Sheri Schrader

Spoilsport (Pierce Brothers, #2)Spoilsport by Belinda Williams
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

Spoilsport by Belinda Williams is the second book in the Pierce Brothers series. This can easily be read and enjoyed without having read the first book in the series. I was looking forward to this book after reading the first book where the characters of Nadia and Luke are introduced. Nadia is not interested in relationships and especially not love. She is snarky and wonderful with witty comments. Luke, a recently divorced father, can’t stop himself from thinking of this enticing woman. Will Luke crack through the tough shell Nadia has placed around herself?
I enjoyed this sweet romance and the characters are relatable. I like that there are contrasts in their personalities that create tension between the characters. This series has been fun and enjoyable. A nice getaway from the stresses of life. I look forward to reading more from this author in the near future.

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Snowflakes and Stockings ( A Wilton Hills Christmas Book 4) by Marianne Rice – review by Stephanie Driskill

Snowflakes & Stockings (A Wilton Hills Christmas, #4)Snowflakes & Stockings by Marianne Rice
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

Snowflakes and Stockings by Marianne Rice was such a wonderful book! One of my favorite books that I have read this past year! Liberty Johnson is a reporter for a news station and if she can crack the case of who the mystery person is that is behind the “most secretive acts in the history of Maine,” she can look forward to a raise and an even better position with WLTN. As Liberty research and interviews different possible secret santas, she experiences kindness, romance, frustration, and even a bit of romance. In the end, what is more important to a girl: her job with the new promotion or the new love of her life? You must read this book to find out. Can I just say that I picked the book up a day after Halloween and was so surprised at how it read just like a Hallmark Christmas movie! It was the perfect book to read to kick off the holiday season and I must read the other books by Marianne Rice. I am not of a romance genre reader but this book may have just changed my mind!

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Snowflakes and Stockings (A Wilton Hills Christmas Book 4) by Marianne Rice – review by Stephanie Driskill

Snowflakes & Stockings (A Wilton Hills Christmas, #4)Snowflakes & Stockings by Marianne Rice
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

Snowflakes and Stockings by Marianne Rice was such a wonderful book! One of my favorite books that I have read this past year! Liberty Johnson is a reporter for a news station and if she can crack the case of who the mystery person is that is behind the “most secretive acts in the history of Maine,” she can look forward to a raise and an even better position with WLTN. As Liberty research and interviews different possible secret santas, she experiences kindness, romance, frustration, and even a bit of romance. In the end, what is more important to a girl: her job with the new promotion or the new love of her life? You must read this book to find out. Can I just say that I picked the book up a day after Halloween and was so surprised at how it read just like a Hallmark Christmas movie! It was the perfect book to read to kick off the holiday season and I must read the other books by Marianne Rice. I am not of a romance genre reader but this book may have just changed my mind!

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Spoilsport (Pierce Brothers Book 2) by Belinda Williams – Review by Moriah Venable

Spoilsport (Pierce Brothers, #2)Spoilsport by Belinda Williams
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

Spoilsport is a second novel in the Pierce Brother by Belinda Williams.

Needing help fixing her house before it falls down, Nadia Alvarez enlists the help of former lover Luke Pierce, a divorced father, who takes life too seriously. She only wants to keep this professional if he wants the job.

Like starts letting his guard down because of Nadia’s sense of humor which could cause him to love him more, thus completing the job more difficult.

I have been really into romantic comedies novels lately and I am so happy I picked this up.

I haven’t read the previous novel in the series but I plan to. I hope there is more to this series.

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A Spell of Rowans by Byrd Nash – Review by Robbyn Perkins

A Spell of RowansA Spell of Rowans by Byrd Nash
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

The story takes place in a town named Grimsby where everyone knows one another. The story is told through Vic who left Grimsby 15 years ago under mysterious circumstances and never looked back. This story had me hooked from the beginning to the end.

I absolutely love how the author, Byrd Nash, has interwoven two stories together as one incredible story. One story follows Vic, who is head deep in a criminal trial where the FBI is intimately involved. The second story line follows a family with so many distrustful relationships. The ability to interweave both stories as this one amazing story that is a must read!! Bravo!!

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Still Taking Chances by Roz Lee – Review by Shelly Kittell

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My rating: 5 of 5 stars

Hot, spicy and steamy, just the way an erotic romance should be. This romance also has an intriguing love story. He comes back with issue in the military and she’s a domme hiding in a small town. I loved the welcoming scene with the spade. Feistiness from the start. Action from page 1 keeps you glued to the story and the plot keeps you interested. I found it original, intriguing, spicy, steamy and a quick read. I’d recommend it to the over 18 crowd.

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Fate, Frankincense & Funerals by Naomi Valkyrie – Review by Kaitlynn Taylor

Fate, Frankincense & FuneralsFate, Frankincense & Funerals by Naomi Valkyrie
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

Fate, Frankincense & Funerals by Naomi Valkyrie

5-stars

This author manages to completely blow me away time and time again! This story is absolutely phenomenal! Though this is a shorter read the storyline itself felt well rounded with a great amount of detail, making it easy to connect with the characters almost instantly. Right from the get go I was hooked, I was so intrigued by the characters that I read this book in one go because I just couldn’t get enough of them. Honestly, I loved everything about this one!

This M/M paranormal romance is truly one of a kind and I would recommend it to everyone, this is a story that you won’t want to miss!!

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Spoilsport (Pierce Brothers Book 2) by Belinda Williams – Review by Shelly Kittell

Spoilsport (Pierce Brothers, #2)Spoilsport by Belinda Williams
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

Luke and Nadia had a one-night stand. That was all it was. Now Nadia needs work done on her house. Luke wants more. Nadia just wants fun. Who will win this one? What a fun book. Ms. Williams does a fantastic job with writing an entertaining romance. The story is relatable as are the characters. Who hasn’t gone through this type of situation? It may not always turn out this way but sometimes it does. The fact that it is a second chance helps a lot. Divorced parents deserve second chances at romance also. Everything was perfect in the book. I loved this one as much as the first book in the series. Highly recommend.

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Mr. Nice Guy (Pierce Brothers Book 1) by Belinda Williams – Review by Shelly Kittell

Mr. Nice Guy (Pierce Brothers, #1)Mr. Nice Guy by Belinda Williams

Oh my goodness! This is one of the funniest romance novels I’ve read. It did have its moments of sadness and heartbreak but Tom and Chelsea getting from friendship into the zone was classic. Tom is your true Mr. Nice Guy. He’s there to listen when Chelsea screwed up dating the wrong guy (even when it’s killing him inside.) It took Chelsea a bit to realize how she felt for Tom but she came around. Their interactions were funny and easy to relate too. I’ve met my share of Mr. Nice guy’s. The plot was smooth and easy flowing. The characters were so easy to relate to. Nadia is a kick ass friend. A really good story that you need to read. Quick and good for these cool weekends. Highly recommend.

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A Spell of Rowans by Byrd Nash – Review by Kaitlynn Taylor

A Spell of RowansA Spell of Rowans by Byrd Nash
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

A Spell of Rowans
By Byrd Nash

4-stars

A Spell of Rowans completely surpassed my expectations, it was nothing like I expected it would be but ended up being much better. I felt intrigued right from the start and the characters and storyline kept me captivated and wanting to know how everything was going to play out. I love how well the story flowed, there was always something going on that kept my attention, keeping me engaged.

This was my first book by this author but it won’t be my last, I thoroughly enjoyed this one and look forward to reading more asap!

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Rock Me To The Top (Gracefall: Vicious Love Tour) by Victoria Zak – Review by Bethany Rollins

Rock Me To The Top (Gracefall: Vicious Love Tour Book One)Rock Me To The Top by Victoria Zak
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

Rock Me to the Top by Victoria Zak was a good first book to the Gracefall Rock Star Romance series. This book centers on Joe Grace, drummer for the rock back Gracefall, and his best friend Melody, a musician who’s hopes to join the LA Orchestra are befallen. Upon her loss of her dream, she joins Joe and his band on tour as their manager. During, this tour, Joe and Melody discover their true feelings and desires for each other and learn how to become more than just best friends.
I did enjoy this story and the deeper subject matter that it glimpses into. I was slightly miffed that Melody was a bit naive on the secrets Joe was keeping. Although I understand his secrets, I don’t understand why he felt he could not share them with Melody, as their trust for each other should never have been in question. Other than that, I really enjoyed the dynamic among all the characters in this story. I will gladly read the second in this series to discover more about Gracefall and the stories within.

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Still Taking Chances by Roz Lee – Review by Bobbi Wagner

Still Taking ChancesStill Taking Chances by Roz Lee
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

I enjoyed this romance story. This is a well written story about Elgin and his neighbor Mary who was a dominatrix at one time. Now she is just wanting to live a normal life, she puts all her toys away until she meets her steamy neighbor. He is in need of healing, will she be able to find the heart of his problem? I really enjoyed these two characters and the steam they brought to the story. There are also some emotional times that tug at my heart strings. They are connectable and pulled me into their story from the beginning. This is a short story but it sure packs a punch. I enjoyed the growth and chemistry of the characters throughout the story as well as the plot. I highly recommend this book.

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Blood Oath (Mafia Elite, book 2) by Amy McKinley – Review by Barbara Stegall

Blood Oath (Mafia Elite, #2)Blood Oath by Amy McKinley

Blood Oath (Mafia Elite, book 2) by Amy McKinley – Review by Barbara  Stegall

Long awaited Book 2 of the Mafia Elite series! I enjoyed the book but not quite as much as book 1. It took me a little longer t get into this book than it did the first one. This is Sofia and Enzo’s story. There were some good laughs throughout the book. You can read this book as standalone but I would recommend reading book one (No Way Out) first.

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Check In (Bobbins Sisters Series Book 2) by Debra Parmley – Review by Debi Kircher

Check InCheck In by Debra Parmley
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

Check In (Bobbins Sisters Series Book 2) by Debra Parmley

4 Stars

This was a super quick read. I did not read the first in this series and did not need to to follow this story. I feel this story needed to be a bit longer. I was never able to get invested in everything that was going on, and I never connected with Leann at all. She seemed to act younger than her age. I really liked Len though and maybe had there been more to this story I would’ve loved it! I really didn’t like the ending, it felt abrupt to me. I turned the page hoping for an epilogue and was disappointed there was none.

Everything just happened too fast. The bank scene was the highlight of the book, and I loved how that was written, even if it was still a bit quick.

This is my first book by this author and there were things I really liked and will definitely read more in the future.

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Ashes of Aldyr (The Obscured Throne Trilogy Book 1) by Russell Archey – Review by Lauren Schnoebelen

Ashes of AldyrAshes of Aldyr by Russell Archey
My rating: 3 of 5 stars

The time of prosperity and safety is over. Ygiddra and the Others now walk the world for good or for bad. Elves, dwarves, and humans alike must find a path that will lead them to safety or risk their lives trying. Set in a world of monsters, the unknown is a constant reality and horrors can be around every corner. As time passes, the lives of individuals across the land are told and the experiences they encounter are shared with horrific detail. No one knows what will happen to the world of Aldry but the ashes are falling and time continues on.

I had a lot of hope for this book and there were some great moments but overall I couldn’t connect with it the way I wanted to. The style of telling this story through a variety of different lengths of short stories of the slow decline of Aldry into chaos was an interesting choice and clearly works for so readers. For me personally, I had a hard time connecting with characters or even caring at times what was happening because we would then switch time and perspective. Since I couldn’t connect with the characters as well, when we switched locals and time periods, it was really hard to get back into the story. With this type of story telling, I think I would have been able to follow along better with what was happening if there was some type of map since so many different locations are mentioned. Personally, it would help me visualize the spread of Ygiddra and the Others’ power across the land better. I did feel a lot more connected with the characters and found my intrigue in the story greater for the longer stories. The potential was there for me to really enjoy this with all the mythological creatures, the weird plants, and the moments of time and space being ripped open. Overall, not for me but I’m happy I gave it a try since there were moments that I did enjoy and get creeped out by.

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The Elements of the Crown (The Elements of Kamdaria Book 1) by Kay L. Moody – Review by Anastasia Dodson

The Elements of the Crown (The Elements of Kamdaria, #1)The Elements of the Crown by Kay L. Moody
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

A good read for the weekend! This book is a one that I am so glad I read because it’s a little different than what I normally read. I really liked this Fantasy and man Talise made my heart hurt. I felt for her and all that she had been through and endured throughout this story. I admit I did tear up a time or two but it was worth it. I am looking forward to more by this author in the future!!
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Christmas Cookies on a Cruise Ship (The Perfect Pairing Series Book 1) by Parker Fairchild – Review by Jenni Bishop

Christmas Cookies on a Cruise Ship (The Perfect Pairings Series Book 1)Christmas Cookies on a Cruise Ship by Parker Fairchild
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

3.5 stars

Christmas Cookies on a Cruise Ship (The Perfect Pairings Series Book 1) by Parker Fairfield is an interesting read. This Rom Com is flirty and witty, with some quirky characters, and some strange moments. There is lots of Christmas spirit and an abundance of Christmas cookies. This light-hearted romance takes place on a cruise ship with Navy SEAL’s, Santa and Mrs Claus and a little Christmas magic and a lot of alcohol.
It is a fast and an easy read and an afternoon escape with drink in hand.
Reviewed by @jennadb

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Christmas Cookies on a Cruise Ship (The Perfect Pairing Series Book 1) by Parker Fairchild – Review by Jenny See

Christmas Cookies on a Cruise Ship (The Perfect Pairings Series Book 1)Christmas Cookies on a Cruise Ship by Parker Fairchild
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

Olivia is shy, insecure, and tired of living in her twin sister’s shadow (who is a supermodel). After Olivia caught her boyfriend cheating on her with her sister, and they get engaged, she decides to take a cruise for Christmas instead of having to endure it with the new couple and the rest of her family. Jace is taking a cruise with some of his Navy Buddies to go to a wedding. Olivia is a scientist who is also an aspiring novelist, and is writing one about her true love, a man named Jace Morse. At first he seems too good to be true, and they start to fall in love. Olivia finds herself with help of new friends and works on having a better relationship with sister.
I can’t wait until book 2 comes out! I loved this book. It was cute, funny, cheesy, and romantic. If you like Hallmark Christmas movies you will love this book! The only negative thing I can say about this book (and why it’s only 4 stars) is Olivia is too childish, she drove me absolutely crazy! She did seem to have grown up a little by the end of the book, so hopefully the next one will be 5 stars.

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Blood Oath (Mafia Elite, book 2) by Amy McKinley – Review by M Policicchio

Blood Oath (Mafia Elite, #2)Blood Oath by Amy McKinley
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

Blood Oath (Mafia Elite, book 2) by Amy McKinley

5 out of 5 stars

I can’t get enough of this series!! Amy McKinley knocks another one out of the park. Nothing hotter than a growly Mafia man attracted to a strong, kickass Mafia woman. Sign me up!

The story picks up with Lil and Max on their honeymoon. Sofia La Rosa is preparing for her big Milan Fashion Week show when Ivan, a psycho Russian Bratva killer, starts tracking her. Sofia knows what he wants and is unwilling to part with the information. When her overprotective brothers ask Enzo, the love of Sofia’s life, to help protect Sofia when she is in Milan for her fashion show, Sofia knows it is a bad idea.

Enzo Vitale is poised to take over the family to become the Don. Enzo can’t seem to move past what he witnessed four years ago when he rescued his sister from the clutches of a human trafficking ring. Since then he has distanced himself from everyone but especially the one matters the most, Sofia. Now she needs his protection from Ivan and the Russians. Will this be his chance to show Sofia that they can be together?

I didn’t want to tear myself away! There is so much action with so many players. I love all the twists and the secret players. Is Katya a friend or a foe? Will Elena ever get to come home? If I wasn’t hooked after the first one, I am definitely hooked now! I love this series.

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Still Taking Chances by Roz Lee – Review by Jenny See

Still Taking ChancesStill Taking Chances by Roz Lee
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

Elgin has some hang ups in his life and is trying to overcome them. Mary Beth helps Elgin to overcome his issues by dominating him. This is a new author to me but I will definitely be reading more! This is a different kind of Dom/Sub book than most out there. It is erotic yet emotional as well. I really enjoyed the story and would definitely recommend it to those who like BDSM and are looking for a different angle of it.

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The Mating Call (Long Claw Pride Book 1) by Brooke May – Review by Edie Kelleher

The Mating Call (Long Claw Pride Book 1)The Mating Call by Brooke May
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

What a great start to a series! Cheyenne and Lane were such likable, relatable, fun and overall enjoyable characters. Im a big fan of shifter books, and having Mountain lions in this one was something a little different. I found this to be such a easy read, keeping me turning the pages. Brook Mays world building is outstanding, I really felt the story come to life. I cant wait to see what the rest of the series has to offer.

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Fate, Frankincense & Funerals by Naomi Valkyrie – Review by Edie Kelleher

Fate, Frankincense & FuneralsFate, Frankincense & Funerals by Naomi Valkyrie
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

Fate, Frankincense and Funerals is such a enjoyable book to settle in with a cup of tea. I loved the uniqueness of the storyline and how the books explores themes such as race, discrimination etc. It was quite a short read, and maybe due to this I felt like it was a bit rushed in moments, but still extremely well written. Naomi Valkyrie has great world building with her narrative and descriptive language, as well as spark between the Characters. Overall, definitely a must read if you like MM Paranormal Romances.

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Snowflakes & Stockings (A Wilton Hills Christmas Book 4) by Marianne Rice – Review by Felicia Bates

Snowflakes & Stockings (A Wilton Hills Christmas, #4)Snowflakes & Stockings by Marianne Rice
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

This is the first book I’ve read by this author, despite Snowflakes and Stockings being the fourth book in the Wilton Hills Christmas series. I am a sucker for a good holiday romance the second the seasons shift so this cozy read hit the spot. I loved all the characters and while I usually find myself
more drawn to the male lead character in romances, Liberty was an exception. I enjoyed both she and Sawyer and their chemistry was adorable. I loved that the storyline had a lot of family involvement and the feel of the book was honestly small town, warm and welcoming (if that even makes sense). Snowflakes and Stockings was a great way to kick off my annual holiday book spree and I look forward to exploring more of Marianne Rice’s writing in the near future. 5/5 stars for me!

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