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A Quirk of Destiny (Quirk of Destiny Book 1) by Catherine Greenall – Review by Kerry Baker

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A Quirk of Destiny: Ignoramus et IgnorabimusA Quirk of Destiny: Ignoramus et Ignorabimus by Catherine Greenall
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

This is a dystopian novel with an emphasis on real world problems. The author has created a story that is fictional and set in a dystopian world but has given it a very realistic feel by basing it on current global issues such as GM vs organic food and general political views.
I thought the idea behind the story was good. It was an enjoyable plot with characters that fit well within the story. I found it hard to really connect with it though as, at times, it felt like it was a little too political for my liking. While I don’t’ mind reading books like that, I prefer my dystopian novels to be more on the fictional side.
However, the book was well written and certainly interesting. It gave me a good view into the authors writing style and has made me want to read more of her work.

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It Will Always Be Us (Fitz Series Book 3) by Theresa Sederholt – Review by Lisa Helmick

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It Will Always Be UsIt Will Always Be Us by Theresa Sederholt
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

Another Excellent installment in the Fitz Series! I really can not wait to read these books when they come out! The mystery is top notch and how it is blended in with the family is perfectly done! Everyone who loves a mystery should grab this series!

While this isn’t about Fitz he easily becomes involved via friends and family. I enjoyed the weaving of the story and how it told from different points of view. It really made me understand how each character was feeling and thinking through the process.

Title is perfect! I have enjoyed the changes in Fitz and his thought process in here just made me like him even more.
Next please!

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It Will Always Be Us (Fitz Series Book 3) by Theresa Sederholt – Review By Lisa Helmick

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It Will Always Be UsIt Will Always Be Us by Theresa Sederholt
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

Another Excellent installment in the Fitz Series! I really can not wait to read these books when they come out! The mystery is top notch and how it is blended in with the family is perfectly done! Everyone who loves a mystery should grab this series!

While this isn’t about Fitz he easily becomes involved via friends and family. I enjoyed the weaving of the story and how it told from different points of view. It really made me understand how each character was feeling and thinking through the process.

Title is perfect! I have enjoyed the changes in Fitz and his thought process in here just made me like him even more.
Next please!

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I’m Not Your Difference (Fitz Series Book 4) by Theresa Sederholt – Review by Lisa Helmick

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I'm Not Your Difference (Fitz, #4)I’m Not Your Difference by Theresa Sederholt
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

What a Story! Not what I expected! This series just keep getting better and better! I loved how this one brought out the emotions! I was sickened, enraged and saddened. Oh there are good times but the main story..at times I just wanted to cry. I have many…many sections highlighted as there is much wisdom in here.

This is the fourth book in the Fitz Series. While it could be read as a stand alone I would highly recommend reading the series in order. The reason is that the characters are given to the reader in bits and pieces. Through the stories they each show up and the family grows larger with additions.

We have previously met Stephen and Andy. I adored them and was devastated at how Stephen acted. Now he is back and wants Andy to forgive and forget. I admire the backbone that Andy has in this story. His life has not been easy but luckily he has the love of a great family.

Fitz and his team or family have really outdone themselves in here. I am still reeling from all the trauma and suspense that happened in here. It is an honor to hang out with Fitz and his family/friends.

I look forward to more from this author!

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Something About Aimee (Girls from the Street Book 1) by S.E. Smith – Review by Tausha Treadway

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Something About Aimee (Girls from the Street Book 1)Something About Aimee by S.E. Smith
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

Something About Aimee (Girls from the Street Book 1) by S.E. Smith. I loved this book and can’t wait to read the next in the series. This is the story of Aimee aka Wheels who is a courier on a skateboard aka her nickname and works very hard. She has to fight for everything she has but she is very educated. She can speak several different languages but she’s also street smart. Through several weird chain of events she meets Quadir who is a Shiek and falls for Aimee the first minute he sees her. He is determined to make her his wife but Aimee is not having it. Quadir is used to getting what he wants and if he can’t get it he can usually buy it but Aimee is different. When she ends up accidentally saving his life he is forever indebted to her. When Aimee saves Quadir she doesn’t expect to become a target herself but that is exactly what happens. Is Aimee smart enough to out run someone wanting to assassinate her? Will Quadir finally get Aimee to love him? Read this fast paced Romantic Suspense to find out!

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Death & Mirrors (All Things Dark & Deadly Book 1) by SF Benson – Review by Jennifer Reimer

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Death & Mirrors: All Things Dark & Deadly, Book OneDeath & Mirrors: All Things Dark & Deadly, Book One by S.F. Benson
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

Evaline is a necromancer and the daughter of an important man, who I felt was controlling to keep both him and her safe. But Evaline has different plans, she was set on helping others and making a difference in life, that she was finding herself in some interesting situations. This rabbit hole of a book I fell in love while reading just kept me wanting more and more of what was going to happen. I found the character development was done extremely well, and the back stories that go with it was just as entraining. Along with the world building in this book it really made me feel like I could imagine with detail what it was like.
This amazing mystery, paranormal and magical, with artifacts and ancient things is amazing and something I thoroughly enjoy reading about. This book kept me in my toes and wanting to read more and not put it down. It was really well written and thought out, it’s a must read.

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Tale of a Body Thief (Rovena Silvex Book 1) by Kristy Centeno – Review by Katie Turner

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Tale of a Body Thief (Rovena Silvex chronicles Book 1)Tale of a Body Thief by Kristy Centeno
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

A Tale of a Body Thief was my first book from by Kristy Centeno and I was pleasantly surprised by how much I enjoyed it! This was a great introduction to the Rovena Silvex Chronicles. The world building in this story is -phenomenal-. The characters are extremely well fleshed out. I adored the strength and perseverance of Rovena. She is no ordinary demon hunter and she is very good at what she does. For me, this book was a slow-burn, and enjoyably so. Many things are transpiring and building and it is absolutely worth the wait. This book concludes perfectly to lead into the next and I can say that I am very excited to dive in when the following book for this series comes out. I definitely recommend, even if paranormal fantasy is not your typical go-to!

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Amber Waves of Grace by Jessica Berg – Review By Elizabeth Sanchez

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Amber Waves of GraceAmber Waves of Grace by Jessica Berg
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

I don’t really know where the title came from, but I’m glad I read Amber Waves of Grace. It was a really good book with amazing characters. I know so much more about farming now, haha. But for real, it is a wholesome clean story. The characters all go through some pretty heavy stuff, but it is real life problems. The story was realistic and not just a fairy tale love story. I love how close the families are, and the characters all have good chemistry. I enjoyed reading the afterward acknowledgements, learning where the character inspiration came from. Highly recommend and look forward to reading more by the author.

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Princess of Prias by Courtney Davis – Review by Michaela Massie

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Princess of PriasPrincess of Prias by Courtney Davis
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

4.5 out of 5 stars
Princess of Prias, by Courtney Davis:
First, let me start by saying I really enjoyed Princess of Prias, and was unable to put it down once I started it. Princess of Prias is a beautiful story of girl named Elle (L) who goes on an unexpected adventure to find the truth about who she is, and where she came from.

The story begins with a tragic scene which leaves our heroine orphaned as a newborn on a planet not her home, Earth. Thankfully, she was taken in by a kind woman who taught her love and acceptance as she grew into the bright young woman she was meant to be. Although she grew up with her Aunt Sarah, who had taken her in and loved her, she still always felt like she didn’t quite belong. That something was different about her, more than just her physical appearance of purple eyes, and a blue star shaped birthmark.

Throughout Elle’s adventure, she lives out every young girl’s dream, finding out she is a long-lost princess. But she’s so much more than that, she is her people’s savior, and during her adventure she learns more about herself, her people, and what she can do to save them. She finds she is more powerful than she could have ever imagined and learns to use that power to save her world.

This wonderful book tells the life of our heroine Elle who goes on an unexpected adventure to find the truth about her origins. Along the way, she finds out truths about herself she would have never expected. Her adventure is met with friends, betrayal, love, and so so much more.

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The Vilification of Aqua Marine by Megan Mackie – Review by Tanya Wall July 2022

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The Vilification of Aqua Marine (Working Mask, #1)The Vilification of Aqua Marine by Megan Mackie
My rating: 3 of 5 stars

I wasn’t sure what to expect from this author or this genre- it definitely isn’t one I would pick up at the library. But, I’m glad I took a chance! This story will make you laugh out loud!

Rhainnon/Aqua Marine comes from a family of a superhero and a supervillain. This leaves her wondering where her place is in this labeled world. She feels like she is an imposter because her superpowers aren’t good enough in her eyes. She wants to leave an impact in this world and to just make her mom proud of her. She isn’t sure how to make this happen with her power to lift only one cup of water at a time.

This entertaining and fun read will have readers from the younger end of the YA audience to adults engaged and willing to see what happens next.

Enemies of Doves by Shanessa Gluhm – Review by Tanya Wall July 2022

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Enemies of DovesEnemies of Doves by Shanessa Gluhm
My rating: 3 of 5 stars

This is a tale of wo brothers, Joel and Clancy Fitchett. The story line takes us into two worlds – from WWII to 1992.We learn the story of Joel, Clancy, and Lorraine, the girlfriend of Clancy. And of Garrison Stark, who thinks that Clancy is his grandfather. Joel and Clancy’s father is a dentist and a tough man, abusive to the boys with words and actions.

In 1932, Joel is found badly beaten and carrying his brother Clancy. The police think they know who did it, but with neither boys talking there is a mystery that surrounds what happened that fateful day.

In 1991, college student Garrison Stark is trying to uncover the history of Joel Fitchett as well as finding out if Clancy is his grandfather. You will have to read to find out if Garrison figures out what really happened and if Clancy is who he thinks he is.

This book tackles topics such as abuse, PTSD, and addiction

Tale of a Body Thief (Rovena Silvex Book 1) by Kristy Centeno – Review by Amy Brennan

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Tale of a Body Thief (Rovena Silvex chronicles Book 1)Tale of a Body Thief by Kristy Centeno
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

Wow! Where to start, where to start. Honestly, this novel was much different than any other that I have read, and I think that that is a very good thing. Just the back and forth between Rovena and Lakyn would be entertaining enough, in my opinion, never mind the demons and responsibilities that came from Rovena’s line of work. It takes a little while to really get into it, but once connections are established, boy oh boy was it an addictive read.

There is so much tension, sexual and otherwise, fantastic character development, and world building and I felt as though it was just the right length. I love the lessons within these pages as well, such as not judging a book by it’s cover, and by following your gut instinct, and all those delicious life lessons. I very much look forward to reading more by this author, and I think you would do well to give this a read. Well done!

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Amber Waves of Grace by Jessica Berg – Review By Amy Brennan

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Amber Waves of GraceAmber Waves of Grace by Jessica Berg
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

I’ll start off by saying that the amount of faith, despite all the things that Corrie, Aaron, Luke, Violet, and all the other amazing folks in this novel go through, is really incredible. I have never been one to really look to the higher ups, whomever they may be, to get me through the tough times, but after reading this, I can certainly see the mentality behind doing so. Truly, the writing in this novel was very well done, had a great touch of mystery, romance, and family.

I really enjoyed the character building, and found it fairly easy to relate to Corrie and her need to keep the farm afloat, as well as the struggles she went through in the past. The only thing I found difficulties with, is that the past seemed to stick right where it was, and decisions were being made based on such over and over again, which seemed a bit overdone. That being said, everything else was phenomenal, and it just proves that if you have the right people by your side, you can get through anything! I do recommend giving this a read, it will give you the tingles and make you feel as though you can overcome anything!

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Key to His Heart by Kristina Beck – Review by Bethany Rollins

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Key To His HeartKey To His Heart by Kristina Beck
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

Key to His Heart was an absolutely engaging story. From the quaint town of Golden Crest as the setting, to the characters we get to meet in this town, I was fully in love with this story. Pregnant and divorce, Katrina is drawn to the small town and start life over. She doesn’t know a soul, but her own soul tells her she must be in this town.
TJ has returned home after his retirement from the NFL. He loves his close knit family and his job as Coach and teacher at the local high school. The only thing missing his the desire to fall in love and create a family.
TJ and Katrina meet in an unexpected way and moments keeps springing up for these two. Katrina has envisioned so many of these moments and knows she is here for a reason. These two realize that they are intertwined in more than just a physical attraction and realize that true love and soulmates may be real.
This story isn’t only about finding your soulmate. It is finding your family and who you are meant to become. I love how the storyline flowed and I was pulled into the hopes, dreams and desires of all the characters. Lovely story!

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Tale of a Body Thief (Rovena Silvex Book 1) by Kristy Centeno – Review by Amelia Stansell

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Tale of a Body Thief (Rovena Silvex chronicles Book 1)Tale of a Body Thief by Kristy Centeno
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

This is the first book of this series. This book hooks you from the beginning. I cannot wait for the next one to come out. This book has amazing word building and paints a very vivid picture on each page. Rovena is a demon hunter with the attitude to go with it. She has a challenge instead of killing a demon she has to keep one alive. Will she be able succeed?

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Death & Mirrors (All Things Dark & Deadly Book 1) by SF Benson – Review by Amelia Stansell

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Death & Mirrors: All Things Dark & Deadly, Book OneDeath & Mirrors: All Things Dark & Deadly, Book One by S.F. Benson
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

I loved this book. It is a darker spin on Alice in Wonderlond. Evaline wants to be the next great detective (Sherlock Holmes) and practice her magic. Her dad wants her to have nothing to do with and wants her to marry the guy next door who is 10 years older than her, when she has her eyes on an old friend Delbert. When a mysterious person comes and ask for help to get back an artifact, she is intrigued. She dives into an unknown world, where she discovers Dr. Death. Can she find the artifact and save the mirror world before it’s too late? I cannot wait for the next book to find out what happens next.

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The Cool Thing: A Dark Comedy. Or Not. by Robert Rife – Review by Rayne East

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The Cool Thing: A Dark Comedy. Or Not.The Cool Thing: A Dark Comedy. Or Not. by Robert Rife
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

Quirky and left-field
This was uniquely crazy! I enjoyed the dark humour and madness surrounding the eccentric characterisation. There’s suspense, sci fi, and some slightly horrific scenes but it was captivating. A very different, but talented, writing style delivers an imagery that is hard to forget. A very entertaining read.

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Murder in the Lightning Room by A.D. Brazeau – Review by Jamie Truex y

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Murder in the Lightning Room: A Historical MysteryMurder in the Lightning Room: A Historical Mystery by A.D. Brazeau
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

This book has a very relatable, strong, young female main character. She is given the opportunity to assist Nikola Tesla in his secret lab, just after his last assistant has been found dead. She finds Tesla a strange man, but wants to work with him for a good recommendation. She takes it upon herself to help solve the murder of his previous assistant and find some missing paperwork. Good twist at the end. I really enjoyed this book.

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Princess of Prias by Courtney Davis – Review by Jo Frizzell

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Princess of PriasPrincess of Prias by Courtney Davis
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

This was an excellent story! Elle is so relatable, and her reactions to finding out that she’s literally not from this world is intriguing. I adore her headstrong personality and the way she faces the new situations that could have other people completely losing their minds. Locan intrigues me with his Warrior mindset and focus on duty, even as he feels connected to Elle. His protectiveness is so complete, and it makes me want to know him, but also the ones he knows. Traylon makes me laugh with his carefree attitude, even as he focuses on what he knows he needs to do. The characters are so interesting and the world the author built is amazing and I wish I could see it through my own eyes instead of through theirs.

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The Letter Carrier by L.C. Lewis – Review by Shai Flores

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The Letter CarrierThe Letter Carrier by Laurie L.C. Lewis
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

Historical fiction is one of my favorite genres, especially books focused on the WWII era. Although I mostly read books that are focused on the Jewish side of WWII, I have recently enjoyed reading books that focus on other groups that were forced to live through this war without being Nazis. This was the first book that I have read from this particular author, although the topic is one of my favorites, but I found the writing to be vivid, interesting, and well researched. The characters touched me and I felt like I was in the story. This was a quick read for me, but definitely a worthwhile one. I recommend books like this to everyone, regardless of where they live. I would read another book from this author in the future.

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Murder in the Lightning Room by A.D. Brazeau – Review by Shai Flores

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Murder in the Lightning RoomMurder in the Lightning Room by A.D. Brazeau
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

I love historical fiction and mysteries, so this book was definitely something in my normal genre. I liked that there were real people in the story that I could connect with what I know about historical figures, but put an original twist on it. I liked that it kept me on the edge of my seat and made it hard to put down. I found myself invested in what would happen next to the characters, especially Cora. This was the first book I read from this author, but I look forward to reading more.

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Murder in the Lightning Room by A.D. Brazeau – Review by Anastasia Dodson

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Murder in the Lightning Room: A Historical MysteryMurder in the Lightning Room: A Historical Mystery by A.D. Brazeau
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

This historical mystery is different than my normal eveyday reads (romance) but I really enjoyed it. It was nice diving into a mystery because I had figure out what was happening along with the main characters. There’s alot of elements to thus story, theres mystery and secrets and some twists and turns that I didn’t see coming and well… you can’t forget MURDER. This was one I’d recommend if you like historic mysteries!
I liked this authors writing style alot so I will be looking for more books by them in the future!
Happy Reading!

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Kiss a Thief by Marina Hanna – Review by Beverly Finnie

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KISS A THIEFKISS A THIEF by Marina Hanna
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

Ahhh I want to read it again! And I probably will! I loved Kiss A Thief so much! I couldn’t put it down. It wasn’t what I was expecting going in or even as I started to read it. Which is what kept me intrigued. Mia and Dylan are wonderful! I love their character development throughout. This book is hot, sexy, happy, sad, and full of betrayal. Yet the characters feel like they could be your everyday friends.
Mia, an art gallery curator, is struggling to make ends meet, while doing something she loves. After meeting an alluring stranger, that has her captivated, at an art opening, changes her life. She falls and she falls hard, but what happens when trust comes into play?
Dylan, one of the wealthiest bachelors in London, has been caught off guard by a beautiful stranger. He has to see her again, what he doesn’t realize at the time, is she is so much more. He trusts her implicitly, until he doesn’t. Breaking her heart and his own in the process.
Will Mia & Dylan find their way back to one another?
Will he ever believe she had nothing to do with the theft?
I want to be the friend in Mia’s corner while she’s in turmoil dealing with the fallout of being the number 1 person of interest. I want to lash out on her behalf. I’ve become so invested. I just hope everything works out in the end.
What did you think I was going to tell you? What’s the fun in that? The purpose is to get you just as sucked in as I was. I will end with this. #teammia!

@placexba

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Enemies of Doves by Shanessa Gluhm – Review by Daryian Lucas

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Enemies of DovesEnemies of Doves by Shanessa Gluhm
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

4.6/5 stars
This was my first book by this author and it was so good! From the first chapter I could tell this book was very well written. The descriptive details that are in this book helped me picture the scenes very easily. The time jump between the 1940s and early 1990s were transitioned very smoothly. I enjoyed reading this book a lot!

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Murder in the Lightning Room by A.D. Brazeau – Review by Anantha Rusum

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Murder in the Lightning Room: A Historical MysteryMurder in the Lightning Room: A Historical Mystery by A.D. Brazeau
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

Set in year 1899 in Colorado Springs, this book follows the young protagonist Cora work with famous Nikola Tesla in his secret lab . She assists Tesla in his detective work to unravel the mystery behind the murder of his assistant. She faces opposition from her own mother but she hangs on with her friends. It is a well narrated plot and the mystery lingers till the end. It is one of those stories which has a very strong female lead, in the times, when women were struggling to establish their footage. I enjoyed this book quite a bit and look forward to more from this author.

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Tale of a Body Thief (Rovena Silvex Book 1) by Kristy Centeno – Review by Brandy Vaughn

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Tale of a Body Thief (Rovena Silvex chronicles Book 1)Tale of a Body Thief by Kristy Centeno
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

This book has some excellent world building that enhances the story. Although I’m not familiar with the demon hunter sub-genre within the fantasy genre, there was wonderful description to help the reader follow along. The main character, Rovena, has depth and an attitude to match that I found likeable. Once I started reading, I wanted to know more about this world of demons and hunters. The hierarchy became clearer for me and I was able to visualize what the characters looked like. I appreciate how the author took the time to paint a word picture of the story setting. Even though this isn’t my go-to genre, I’m looking forward to more books in this series!
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Brandy Vaughn, July 2022
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Murder in the Lightning Room by A.D. Brazeau – Review by stephanie nicole

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Murder in the Lightning RoomMurder in the Lightning Room by A.D. Brazeau
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

Once again our author knocks it out of the park. I have read this author before and she is quickly becoming one of my favorites, her writing is just simply amazing and she always manages to keep me on the edge of my seat. This book really had a little bit of everything mystery, intrigue, twists and turns, and of course murder. While I am not much for the historical genre, our author really grabbed my attention with this one. I thought I had it all figured out but by the end of the novel and the authors wonderful plot twists, I was all wrong. So if you need a good mystery to make you think, then pick this one up today.

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Castor’s Kiss (Soul Bonded in the Stars Book 2) by Tai James – Review by Lorralei Hoerner

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Castor's Kiss (Soul Bonded in the Stars # 2)Castor’s Kiss by Tai James
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

I love a good sci-fi romance story and the cover already intrigued me….but this story had much more…action, danger, fighting for survival…

Mia is a human who is sold into slavery…and ends up being a fighter and trusts no one. Mia is strong and no holds bar in order to stay alive, and I love that about her character. She is totally relatable. Castor, an Atlantean, finds Mia and is at first not only to rescue her but is totally drawn to her. Things don’t always go according to plan, at first Mia does not believe in Castor and his rescue of her…until she puts some pieces together and finds out that Castor is truly there to help Mia. Castor and Mia have to team up and survive the dangers that come their way…..

This story flowed so easily and hard to put down. I am looking forward to reading more from this author!

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Amber Waves of Grace by Jessica Berg – Review By Christine Baranek

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Amber Waves of GraceAmber Waves of Grace by Jessica Berg
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

Amber Waves of Grace
By: Jessica Berg
5*

This was such a sweet read with great characters. Corrie has just moved home to her family farm after a tragic accident has left her dad unable to maintain the farm. To top it all off her only farmhand just quit. Corrie is beginning to somewhat resent returning home and taking over the farm. It will take a miracle for the family farm to stay afloat. She is too stubborn to admit she needs help.
Sometimes help comes in ways other than you asking for it. It starts with her former boyfriend the pastor in town, Luke, who she has a very rocky past with. It is followed by his brother Aaron who wants to help as well. Corrie reluctantly accepts their help and Aaron is quickly becoming a very key piece to the farm as well as maybe more to Corrie. Corrie is truly beginning to fall for Aaron and it seems that the feeling is reciprocated. However, would Aaron still like her if she knew about her past?
Meanwhile, a stranger from out of town comes crashing into Corries life. This pregnant woman becomes a large piece of her life. Violet is definitely becoming a part of the Lancaster (Corrie’s) family. As violet becomes more important to the family, there are mysterious fires being set to the farm. Is it somehow related to Violet? Or is it the work of a disgruntled farmhand who doesn’t want to see Corrie succeed?
I have to be completely honest, I loved this book. I was hesitant upon beginning to read this due to the fact that I am not generally a big fan of brothers who are vying for the same girl. However, the way that the author handles this is amazing. I truly developed feelings for the characters and found myself crying at multiple points as I was reading. This was such a heart warming book and I loved that there were many happily ever afters in it as well.

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Mermaid and the Water Magnifying Glass (Mermaid Science Series) by Lois Wickstrom – Review by Erica Fish

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The Mermaid and the Water Magnifying Glass (Mermaid Science, #3)The Mermaid and the Water Magnifying Glass by Lois Wickstrom
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

Mermaid and the Water Magnifying Glass is a part of the Mermaid Science Series by Lois Wickstrom. This is the perfect story to get young kids to get interested in science. The book is good for ages 4-8. The story takes the children through the science process. They are on an adventure to make a magnifying glass out of drops of water. This will pique the interest of girls using Trezzie the mermaid. The characters are unique just like other children. I love the fantasy concept to teach the concept of science to young children. I recommend this story and series for young children.

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