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Hard Lover (Houston After Dark Book 2) by Deborah Garland – Review by Katie Kearney

Hard Lover (Houston After Dark #2)Hard Lover by Deborah Garland
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

There’s just something about the forbidden isn’t there. One of my favorite story types is the best friend’s sister and this author nailed it. I’m a fan of stories with steam but it also needs a storyline that has depth and I am happy to say this author does that well. Noah and Callie will forever have a piece of my heart. They had me so completely drawn in that I simply couldn’t put this book down. Their story is well written and the characters just click so well. I easily read it as a standalone which I appreciate. I’d give this book fives stars all the way and highly recommend it.

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Dinosaur Friends: 2 books in 1: A Present for the Volcano and Saving Conifer’s Eggs by Lois Wickstrom – Review by Michelle Collier

Dinosaur Friends: 2 books in 1: A Present for the Volcano and Saving Conifer's EggsDinosaur Friends: 2 books in 1: A Present for the Volcano and Saving Conifer’s Eggs by Lois Wickstrom
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

This 2 in 1 book is so cute. Both books are about 2 friends, Conifer and Spike. These 2 stories were both about how together friends can face difficult or scary things. I loved how in each book the one struggling was different, showing kids that sometimes we need to help our friends and sometimes we need to let them help us. My grandkids adore dinosaurs and I can’t wait to read this to them.

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Azreya, Aztec Priestess: An Illustrated Mythology Legend by Tricia Copeland, Illustrated by Matt Maes – Review by Karen Pearman

Azreya, Aztec PriestessAzreya, Aztec Priestess by Tricia Copeland
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

So, let me first say that I am very familiar with this author as I have read several of her books. This was a first for me to read of an illustrated book by her. It was fantastic! I thought she was able to keep my attention with her wonderfully written story and amazing characters. I personally could visualize everything I was reading without having the illustrations. However, the illustrations were so good that it was an added plus to see them amazing art. I am not a fan of mythology books typically. However, I do love reading about the Spanish culture. The way that she included both into this story made me interested in the mythology that was being explained. It may have me delving into more mythology in the future.

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The Colors of Love (The Colors Trilogy Book 2) by K.R. Raye – Review by Christine Baranek

The Colors of Love (Colors Trilogy, #2)The Colors of Love by K.R. Raye
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

The Colors of Love
By: K.R. Raye
5*

This is the second book in a trilogy. It is able to standalone if you have not read the first one. This book is just as good as the previous one. The characters of Melody, Imani and Lance have been even more developed. They are continuing to grow in their friendship and in their own lives. This is a great balance between a contemporary book that focuses on friendship and a romance. I truly enjoyed this book and I was rooting for the characters. I truly recommend this book as it is an easy quick read!

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True Colors (The Colors Trilogy Book 3) by K.R. Raye – Review by Christine Baranek

True ColorsTrue Colors by K.R. Raye
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

True Colors
By: K.R. Raye
5*

This is the third and final book in a trilogy. I absolutely loved this book and feel that some themes that were introduced in the earlier books were continued and ultimately resolved. My favorite part of this book is that it focuses on friendship. I feel that the friendships portrayed in this are by far and away very realistic. I found myself truly rooting for the friendships in the story. I could definitely relate to Imani who was facing her life being turned upside down. The struggle when she is realizing she is needing help from her friends was really something I could relate to. I also have to say that having read all three books, I enjoyed reading and seeing how they matured. I feel like they developed like my friends and I did. Although, perhaps with more dramatic moments than I’ve been through. I cannot recommend this book enough! I truly enjoyed it and am sad to see the trilogy end.

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The Girl Who Escaped by Mark Nolan – Review by Erin DeRoma

The Girl Who EscapedThe Girl Who Escaped by Mark Nolan
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

5 out of 5 Stars

Be prepared to ignore life for a marathon reading session.

Mark Nolan knows how to start a book, no build up needed and right to the action. I was hooked immediately and I couldn’t put it down. I will be honest and say that when I read the first couple pages, I was internally thinking this book was going to fall flat before half way through because it jumped right into the excitement, but it honestly never lost my attention once. Throughout the entire book it played like a movie in my head, not one chapter was hard to picture/imagine.
I loved the characters, the banter between Brenda and Jake made for some laughs throughout heavy stuff. I appreciated that I truly couldn’t predict where the plot was going. I read it within 24 hours, sadly taking forced breaks for things like sleep and work, but if I could I would have read it straight through in one sitting. Mr. Nolan has made me a fan!

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Jake (Billionaire Blind Dates Book 1) by Toni Denise – Review by Lisa Helmick

Jake (Billionaire Blind Dates Book 1)Jake by Toni Denise
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

Lovely..lovely story! It swept me up into this world! I admit I love office tropes with the added benefit of a group of best friends. This one covers both very well. That the friends are all guys is even better. Their discussions, poker nights and even how they stand up for each other help make this a series I want more of. The two main characters are so different but the meet-cute levels the playing field. Watching them move forward is a delight to my senses.

This is a story I am glad I picked up. Watching the characters grow, change and come to acceptance made me happy. I look forward to more in this series and from this author.

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Jake (Billionaire Blind Dates Book 1) by Toni Denise – Review by Vanessa Watts

Jake (Billionaire Blind Dates Book 1)Jake by Toni Denise
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

What happens when you let your friend’s pick a blind date for you? After all, finding your own dates hasn’t worked well because as soon as people know who you are or see your name they see dollar signs. Jake, a self made billionaire, is simply looking for love. He is tired of every woman he meets to only want him for his money and what his position can do for them. So when a deal turns serious Jake must let each of his friend’s pick a blind date for him. All first dates take place at a blind date restaurant where you cannot see the person you’re on a date with and you only get limited information at introduction.

Likewise, Lauren is just looking for a man who likes to live comfortably. Not the rich guys she is surrounded by working for her billionaire boss. Her friend Catherine pressures her into going on a blind date of Catherine’s choosing. When Lauren relents and allows Catherine her attempt at matchmaker, she is thrust into a blind date where you can’t see who you’re on a date with. What happens when you mix two people who are completely opposite of what they want or their normal type? What happens when the lights come on and you realize your blind date was a closer acquaintance than you realized?

While I did enjoy this book I thought Lauren was a bit whiny about the financial issue. While I understand she doesn’t want to be seen as a gold digger like her mom it got irritating at her questioning everything. Though if you get past that it was a good book that if you like romance novels with sexy billionaires you should definitely read it.

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Dinosaur Friends 2 books in 1: A Present for the Volcano and Saving Conifer’s Eggs by Lois Wickstrom – Review by Anna Hirsch

Dinosaur Friends: 2 books in 1: A Present for the Volcano and Saving Conifer's EggsDinosaur Friends: 2 books in 1: A Present for the Volcano and Saving Conifer’s Eggs by Lois Wickstrom
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

Dinosaur Friends 2 books in 1: A Present for the Volcano and Saving Conifer’s Eggs
By Lois Wickstrom
4 Stars

This is a fun two book series. They are adventurous stories full of colourful pages. In A Present for the Volcano, Spike wants to give an erupting volcano a present to make it happy. Although Conifer wasn’t sure it would help, she stuck by her friend and helped him. In Saving Conifer’s Eggs, the two put their heads together to save her eggs from the forest fire. Both books teach children that when you cooperate, you can accomplish a lot. Both stories have valuable lessons that young children should learn and honestly which child doesn’t love dinosaurs.

Review by @Anna Hirsch
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Fatal Memory (Agent Red:Teagan Stone Series Book 1) by Ava S. King – Review by Shannen Kern

Agent Red: Fatal Memory (Teagan Stone #1)Agent Red: Fatal Memory by Ava S. King
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

This is a very fast-faced book that is nonstop action and full of mystery. It is the first in the Teagan Stone series and I can’t wait to see what other suspenseful situations the next book will get into.

Teagan wakes up in a cell with people that say they know her, but she has no recollection of them or her surroundings. Apparently, she is a spy and a darn good one at that. Teagan laughs at the thought of being some sort of secret agent since her life as a wife and mother are quite dull. Will things come into focus or is this a case of mistaken identity?

Even though this was a super quick read, I am looking forward to getting the next book in the series. The author accomplished so much in such a short span and I want to continue following Teagan’s story!

Reviewed by @shannlynn

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Dinosaur Friends: 2 books in 1: A Present for the Volcano and Saving Conifer’s Eggs by Lois Wickstrom – Review by Caralee Loonat

Dinosaur Friends: 2 books in 1: A Present for the Volcano and Saving Conifer's EggsDinosaur Friends: 2 books in 1: A Present for the Volcano and Saving Conifer’s Eggs by Lois Wickstrom
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

Man I wish my children were younger cause I would definitely have them read this book. This is s sweet little book that will help children learn about friendship and has loveable dinosaur characters. The author has a very unique idea and brings her characters to life. This is just the right length for a great bed time story or two. I really would recommend this book to anyone with very small children.

Reviewed by @caraleeloonat
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True Colors (The Colors Trilogy Book 3) by K.R. Raye – Review by Kerry Baker

True ColorsTrue Colors by K.R. Raye
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

This book is the final one of the series and it is just as good as the others. I loved getting back into these characters. They have such strong and complex stories that it is always interesting to read about them.
Although I didn’t want the series to end I was glad to see how it all played out. It really feels like you have been on a journey with these 3 characters and it was nice to see that journey come to a conclusion. This book is every bit as enjoyable as I expected and this is a series that everyone should try!

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The Aloha Series Box Set (Books 1 – 3) by Jill Brashear – Review by Kerry Baker

Aloha Series Box Set Books 1-3Aloha Series Box Set Books 1-3 by Jill Brashear
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

This is a well written series with some great standalone books forming it. I had only read one of the books in this series when I got the boxed set so I was excited to read more of them. Each are as good as the others. The characters are engaging and easy to connect with, the stories all flow well and are great books to read.
Each book had the same feeling to them but they were all distinct from each other. The characters stood out and none of the storylines felt like there were iterations of another. I was impressed with the writing style and enjoyed each and every one of these books. This is a series I would recommend.

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The Girl Who Escaped by Mark Nolan – Review by Paula R Sayers

The Girl Who EscapedThe Girl Who Escaped by Mark Nolan
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

Angie Taylor was out with friends when a man kidnapped them. Angie escaped but her three friends were murdered. Angie is helped by an FBI agent and a dog handler and his dog as they try to rescue more women who were kidnapped by the same man. This thriller kept me hooked. I had to know how the situation would be resolved.

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The Girl Who Escaped by Mark Nolan – Review by Dahnielle Hibbert

The Girl Who EscapedThe Girl Who Escaped by Mark Nolan
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

Drama, Action, Romance and Plot Twists!! This explosive novel plows out of the gate running full out! Action packed, great characters, unforgettable story line and adventure will keep you riveted from page one until the very last word! Since reading this book I heard that two of the characters were from a previous series by this author. I enjoyed his writing style so much I will be going on to read that series as well!

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Master Romano (Masters of the Consulate Book 4) by Sylvia Black – Review by Dahnielle Hibbert

Master RomanoMaster Romano by Sylvia Black
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

This was the first book I read in this series and boy was that a mistake. I liked this story so much I am going back to read the first three and this one in order. I love paranormal romance, especially vampires and witches. When they clash using their own supernatural bent it becomes even better. If you enjoy supernatural books and enemies to lovers stories these books are for you.

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Azreya, Aztec Priestess: An Illustrated Mythology Legend by Tricia Copeland, Illustrated by Matt Maes – Review by Shannen Kern

Azreya, Aztec PriestessAzreya, Aztec Priestess by Tricia Copeland
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

This isn’t a book I would normally pick up, but I am extremely glad I did. I expected this to be geared more towards children but was pleasantly surprised to have enjoyed it so much!

When Azreya is born, her family believes she is cursed by the demon Tepeyollotl. They enlist the help of a shaman, Nukpana, who allows her to live with him as he teaches her how to control the beast within. Everything is not always as it seems and Azreya uses her gifts to reveal the truth. She finds that she needs to leave to help save her people, living life on her own accord and trying to convince others to trust her. Will she be able to tame the emotional beast inside of her or will she turn into the demon everyone claims her to be?

The characters and world-building throughout are just amazing. I was blown away by how much I enjoyed this book. The illustrations are wonderful and add even more depth to the story. I really loved this glimpse into Aztec culture and mythology.

Reviewed by @shannlynn

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Fractured Worlds: Courage in the Apocalypse by Courtney Konstantin – Review by Shelly Kittell

Fractured World: Courage in the Apocalypse CollectionFractured World: Courage in the Apocalypse Collection by Maira Dawn
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

Wow! What an intense and entertaining book. First, what a great cause! 100% OF PROCEEDS GO TO THE GARY SINISE FOUNDATION FOR VETERANS AND FIRST RESPONDERS. Second, these are some intense stories that are original, unpredictable and weirdly realistic (only because I’ve never experienced a zombie apocalypse). The stories show courage, braveness, faith and fearlessness in some big times of trouble. My favorite story was ‘ Babysitter of the Apocalypse.’ She was used to being single and became mother to 2 and really busted her butt to keep those children safe and get to where they needed.The action was intriguing and kept me sucked in like a Hoover cleaning house. I had to know what was going to happen. These stories are better than watching THE WALKING DEAD. I can let my let my imagination loose picturing them. I love this book. It is one of the best zombie apocalypse books I’ve read ever. Get out there, support the cause and get some great reading to boot.

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Dinosaur Friends: 2 books in 1: A Present for the Volcano and Saving Conifer’s Eggs by Lois Wickstrom – Review by Katie Matthews

Dinosaur Friends: 2 books in 1: A Present for the Volcano and Saving Conifer's EggsDinosaur Friends: 2 books in 1: A Present for the Volcano and Saving Conifer’s Eggs by Lois Wickstrom
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

These two stories were so cute! I read them to my little boy and although he was probably a little young to understand everything he did sit and listen well. He enjoyed the colourful illustration that accompanied the stories. Again as in previous books by this author the science elements to the story are really great and would definitely intrigue older children scientific minds about Volcanos, what happens to them etc. I found them to be really easy reads that would definitely keep the attention of children probably in the 5-8 years bracket.

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Jake (Billionaire Blind Dates Book 1) by Toni Denise – Review by Cindy Mayberry

Jake (Billionaire Blind Dates Book 1)Jake by Toni Denise
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

Jake has money, that’s true. But he wants to be loved for him, not his money.
Lauren has a thing about people with money, she is not rich but she is comfortable.
When their friend suggests a blind date. Little did Lauren and Jake know they were being set up. Well that’s all you get from me on this story. The writer is new to me. But I can tell you her story is well written and keeps you reading. Her concept for the blind date app is a great angle, and leaves her story open to add on. I fell in love with her main characters, and look forward to the next book in the series.

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Azreya, Aztec Priestess: An Illustrated Mythology Legend by Tricia Copeland, Illustrated by Matt Maes – Review by Kerry Carr

Azreya, Aztec PriestessAzreya, Aztec Priestess by Tricia Copeland
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

I really enjoyed this story. The author does an amazing job of bringing Aztec mythology to life and the attention to detail really brought the whole story to life. The author’s descriptions about the Aztecs way of life and beliefs was very interesting to read. The beautiful drawings that were also included in this story just added to the creative feel and experience.

Azreya is a young girl who is considered cursed by one of the God’s. To help her she is sent at the age of 3 to stay with a sharman who is going to teach her how to calm the beast inside her.
Things go well until a visitor arrives that causes Azreya to flee her safe haven.
However when she returns to her family they don’t want to take her in for fear of what this “cursed” person could do.
While Azreya is having visions of the future she sees that her people are in great danger from an enemy. Can she make her people listen to her and protect themselves or will they ignore her warnings and have to face the consequences.

This is a story of pain and betrayal when you realise the person you thought you could trust turns out to be someone you can’t trust at all. It’s also a story of courage as Azreya fights to stand by her visions and what she has seen to protect her people and save them from disaster.

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Ashes Audiobook (Modern-Day Fairy Tale Book 1) by MK Harkins – Review by Shelly Kittell

5 out of 5 stars
What a wonderfully original retelling of Cinderella. I found the story to be relevant to today’s world. Ashley is a strong and brave young woman. She has a battle ahead and she takes no guff. I found the interactions with the characters, such as the M & M’s, Veronica, Laura, and Harry James were so relatable. The plot twist of solving the poisoning and attempted murders was a great twist. The narration was good. I did feel it could have used a bit more variation of voices. A fun audio read for any age.

Ashali and the Blue Horseman by Jordan Elizabeth – Review by Kerry Carr

I really enjoyed this fast paced story. It has a lot of action in that keeps the reader gripped and entertained from the beginning.

I loved the main characters of Jase and Ashali. I love how strong willed and determined Ashali is. She is definately no damsel in distress and she is able to take care of herself. It was nice to read of a strong female even when the male character is the superhero.

 

Ashali is on spring break in a small town. She wasn’t expecting anything interesting to happen. But one night at a bar she meet a stunning heartthrob called Jase. She normally wouldn’t go with strangers but she decided to take a chance.

Once they arrived at Jase’s place things were going well, that is until Ashali was kidnapped.

 

Jase is a superhero known as the Blue Horseman. He worked so hard to keep his identity a secret and to have a normal life but when Ashali is kidnapped he realises that his identity has been uncovered and his life is in danger. His first priority though is to save Ashali.

 

Once he rescues her, he realises that Ashali can take care of herself and they now work together to uncover Ives and what they want. Until they are destroyed Jase won’t be safe. What follows is an adventure that takes them into some very dangerous situations to uncover this group and their secrets. But with evil people trying to get them this is one mission that make cost them more than their identities. Can they survive this and bring Ives down or will this group get the better of them?

Tropical Date by RS Jonesee – Review by Wendy Rennewanz

Tropical Date (Postscript Island, #2)Tropical Date by R.S. Jonesee
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

Tropical Date
Post Script Island, a place of second chances
By R.S. Jonesee

I received an ARC of this book and so glad I did!! This is Book 3 of 3 in a series but can be read as a standalone, which is what I did.

I loved this book and it did not disappoint!! Page turner, quick easy read! Now I’m going to go read other books in this series!

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Together We Stand Volume 2: A Charity Anthology for Ukraine by C.A. King, JA Lafrance, Rose Bak, A.N. Waugh, AM Cosgrove, Crystal St. Clair, Sky Purington, A.L. Morrow, TL Mayhew, C.L. Collier, Jordan Leger, Zorha Redwolf Edwards, Emery LeeAnn, Pandora Snow, M.A. Abraham, Tricia Daniels, Raven Belasco, M.K. Moore, KL Fast, Illustrated by Mikki Noble – Review by Carrie Reed

Together We Stand, Vol. 2Together We Stand, Vol. 2 by C.A. King
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

4 stars!
This is a great anthology of stories and with he proceeds going to a good cause, I appreciate all of the authors that have participated and all the work they put into giving readers something amazing.

The first Story I read is Clara’s Story by C.A. King. This story really broke my heart. I can imagine it is any parents worst nightmare to find out their child has been in a car accident. Where I can see how Clara’s husband was upset with them not spending time together anymore, I can’t say I wouldn’t have done the same thing. Wouldn’t any parent do whatever they could, and sacrifice whatever they had to be with, and try to save their child? The ending was very sweet and was very happy to see how Clara’s life turned out

The second story I read is Headliner by A.L. Morrow. This is a MM romance short story. Skye and Jet both have been through some things in life, and their meeting may be what the other is looking for. Skye has lost someone dear to him and Jet has been tossed around by his love interest, but neither can fight the spark that is developing between them. They are both so sweet and deserve each other, and all the happiness.

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Azreya, Aztec Priestess: An Illustrated Mythology Legend by Tricia Copeland, Illustrated by Matt Maes – Review by Desiree Ottinger

Azreya, Aztec PriestessAzreya, Aztec Priestess by Tricia Copeland
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

Azreya is a young girl born with a mark on her hand and a demon inside her. Her parents are convinced that she needs to be turned over to their priest, Nukpana, by age of three to protect them from her. They turn her over and expect to see her again, however, that is not what happens. Once they turn her over, Nukpana takes over her training and her life. As she grows, she begins to realize that he is just using her to increase his standing in the community. When Nukpana decides to only share part of Azreya’s vision concerning the Spanish and the Aztecs, she realizes that she must take matters into her own hands and runs away. But at the young age of 13, how will she convince others to take her seriously? Who can she trust? Will she be able to bring the Aztecs together in order to stand against the Spanish in time?

First of all, I really like this author! The characters are well written, and the story was like a movie playing in my head. I enjoyed learning about the Aztec culture and gods while reading about a girl that just wants to be loved. She’s thrown into a life she didn’t choose and is doing her best to keep the balance between an angry beast inside of her and the real-world struggles that surround her. She does find that balance and it was fascinating to read how she does.

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Destiny’s Daughter (Intimate and Unfiltered Book 3) by Lynda Filler – Review by Diane Sennett

Destiny's Daughter: It was the best of times.Destiny’s Daughter: It was the best of times. by Lynda Filler
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

Destiny’s Daughter, by Lynda Filler is an engaging read. Lynda tells her story of finding love after a lifetime filled with ups and downs. Her story of finding a place to write and took her across the sea. While she let destiny and her love led her to Istanbul, she found herself facing new challenges.
Personally, I did not connect to the author the way other readers have, but I still enjoyed reading this book. I would also recommend this to others.

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Euphoric Wonderland by Ryan M. Becker – Review by Darla Yocom

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: 5 of 5 stars

Poetry is a passion of mine so the synopsis of this title piqued my interest. The author did an incredible job with this beautiful ensemble. The rhythm and descriptive words help you see within their mind, body and soul as they create a depiction of life utilizing their eloquent words and emotions.

Don’t be fooled by some of the entries that are shorter than others, as they too will pack a punch. Some of the poems will make you smile, laugh, feel, etc. To evoke any and all of these actions is a testament to this author’s gift of word.

I thoroughly enjoyed this book and look forward to any future publications.

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True Colors (The Colors Trilogy Book 3) by K.R. Raye – Review by Ashley Sugar

True ColorsTrue Colors by K.R. Raye
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

This book was so incredible! It brought out so many emotions and that’s what I love in a book. If you can make me upset, if you can bring tears to my eyes, if you can make me laugh out loud, if you can make my heart melt…then it’s a fantastic read in my opinion. I want to feel it all and that’s what True Colors did for me. Lance, Imani and Melody are truly a great trio. They’ve always been the best of friends. And this book did an amazing job with showing how friendships should really be like. Be there for one another no matter what and always be truthful! No matter how bad or embarrassing the truth is, they always spoke about it to one another. And at the end of the day, they always forgave one another. I can’t wait to read the other books!

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In Plain Sight (Logan McKenna Mystery Series Book 8) by Valerie Davisson – Review by Kirsten Berkebile

This is Book 8 in this series, however it’s the first book I have read from this author.  Logan is main character in this particular book. She is a newly married mom and grandma. She volunteers at the local aquarium in the Raptor Center. Initially I thought I wouldn’t like this book, it really took me sometime to get into the story itself. I will tell you that I didn’t expect what I read to be honest. It’s a good book, I feel like I would like it more if I had read the previous books.

In Plain Sight: A Logan McKenna Mystery Book 8In Plain Sight: A Logan McKenna Mystery Book 8 by Valerie Davisson
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

This is Book 8 in this series, however it’s the first book I have read from this author. Logan is main character in this particular book. She is a newly married mom and grandma. She volunteers at the local aquarium in the Raptor Center. Initially I thought I wouldn’t like this book, it really took me sometime to get into the story itself. I will tell you that I didn’t expect what I read to be honest. It’s a good book, I feel like I would like it more if I had read the previous books.

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