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The Nearness of You: A British celebrity, standalone love-at-first-sight romance by K.G. Fletcher – Review by Melissa Agena

The Nearness of YouThe Nearness of You by K.G. Fletcher
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

What an awesome read! The Nearness of You is A British Celebrity standalone love-at-first-sight romance novel written by K.G. Fletcher. Lauren is an amazing singer with the hopes of making it big in the music world. For now, she sings at a hotel lounge in Atlanta, GA. In walks, David, a British model, who is on break from being a top model in the fashion industry. When David walks in to the lounge and discovers Lauren it was definite love at first sight. These two have an amazing chemistry and will have you sizzling! Will these two make it in the public eye? You’ll have to read to find out! The characters in this book are wonderful. They all mesh really well together. Not to mention that this story is easy to read and isn’t something that you want to put down! I have not read this author before, but I am now excited to see what else she has and future books to come!

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The Singer and Her Song (Empire at Twilight Book 2) by N.L. Holmes – Review by Francis O’Sullivan

The Singer and Her SongThe Singer and Her Song by N.L. Holmes
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

The Singer and Her Song is an immersive historical novel by N.L. Holmes. It is the second book in the Empire at Twilight series and can be read on its own.
I adore Holmes’ vivid descriptions of historical settings. She combines in depth historical research with a rich imagination and attention to detail to bring to life worlds that are millennia old. The characters feel so alive and their experiences and emotions are so moving and engaging.
The Singer and Her Song is a dark, heart-breaking story. Uqnitum, the singer, is not a likeable character. She has a temper and a need to be in control that drives people away from her and makes her difficult to work with. But it is also the strength and conviction that she needs to survive in a world that seems determined to take everything from her. The narrative alternates between different perspectives and whilst from other perspectives we see the damage Uqnitum wrecks on those around her, from her own perspective we see her processing immense grief and loss and fighting to protect what she has left.
For me, the real strength of this novel is how it addresses issues and struggles that are just as real today, with the writing style bringing them to life and drawing the reader in. We see refugees living through terrible experiences and then struggling to build a new life in a strange place. We see tensions in families who love each other but can’t spend time together without getting into fights. We see people in power thinking they can get away with hurting others. It all feels very relevant
This story contains graphic descriptions of violence and death, as well as scenes of sexual abuse. As such, it’s not suitable for younger readers but would make a great read for adults who loved historical fiction in their youth.
For me, this is a five-star book. It totally drew me in and transported me to an unfamiliar place and time. It’s not a cheerful read, but there is hope and strength in the characters and their stories. I would recommend it to anyone who enjoys historical fiction and stories about messy family life.

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Hell Hath No Fury (Life Is Hell Book 2) by Naomi Valkyrie – Reviewed by Roxsanne Lesieur.

Hell Hath No Fury (Life is Hell #2)Hell Hath No Fury by Naomi Valkyrie
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

Millicent is a Deputy Sheriff in Juniper lake and she is about to find out some information which is going to make her head spin. Sheridan is a hedonism demon and has decided to stick around in Juniper lake with her friend Delilah, but she has had her head turned by a certain Deputy Sheriff and can’t get her out of her mind, despite efforts to the contrary.

Millicent has been wondering why things seem different in the town, it isn’t the two dead bodies and a missing person, the FEDs were called in to deal with that one, but still something is off, the other Deputy and Sheriff have been avoiding the station and asked Millicent to pull doubles, but she isn’t happy and knows that there is something they aren’t telling her. She finally has a day off and all she wants to do is sleep and eat, but when she hears someone whispering her name when nobody is there, she gets a weird feeling which she can’t shake, so she gets a shower, gets dressed, feeds and waters her cat and heads to the station anyway, she doesn’t feel safe at home anymore. She is prepared for a scolding when she gets there, but she is not prepared for what she is told, she is not prepared for the supernatural and finding out what happened to the cold cases she is looking over again. Once Millicent is told about what really happened, she refuses to believe it and storms out of the station, but when she gets home, things start to get weird again, when a gift turns up in her car and pretty soon after disappears again, then the same thing happens when she sees a face in front of her and finally her cat careers into the open door of the car and starts yowling at the top of her lungs.

After a sleepless night filled with dreams of corpses and demons, Millicent prepares coffee and something to eat, meanwhile her cat is hissing at an envelope which has just appeared out of nowhere, there is no address or stamp on it, just her name and one line of writing inside, but it is so vague she has no idea what it means, then as soon as it appeared, it disappears and her cat flies out of the cat door and feeling that there is nothing else she can do, Millicent heads to the station to start work for the day. At lunch time, she heads to the general store for groceries and takes it straight home to put away, she notices some fuschia roses on the porch with another vague note, as she goes to pick it up, the roses die and disappear, again there is no clue who sent them, so when she gets back to the station and sees a tray of cookies, she starts to panic until she finds out that they are from Sheridan, a friend of Delilah’s who she has a crush on and has had since she first met her.

When the next disappearing gift arrives, but when she tries to get rid of it, it just keeps on coming back and the creepy thing is that it looks like her, so finally she gives in and talks to DDelilah and Sheridan, but when things escalate, the rest of the others are brought in to help. Will they be able to find out who is stalking Millicent before it is too late and will Sheridan be able to protect her as much as she wants to or will Millicent be lost to the supernatural world before she can understand it? The only way is to follow along the adventure with them.

Reviewed by @roxsannel

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No Rest for the Wicked (Life Is Hell Book 1) by Naomi Valkyrie – Reviewed by Roxsanne Lesieur.

No Rest for the Wicked (Life is Hell #1)No Rest for the Wicked by Naomi Valkyrie
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

Delilah is a demon, a demon who deals in lust and vengeance, but she is also burnt out and needs a break, so as she leaves the site of her last kill and while smoking a cigarette, she decides that she is going to leave the bar in the capable hands of a fellow demon and best friend and drive to the first quiet place she spots, a break is just what she needs, she’ll rent somewhere and not murder anyone, not be in a city and just be able to relax. After three days of driving, she enters Juniper Lake, it is a small town and looks to be the perfect place, as she goes to get some gas, she finds that there is a cabin that she might be able to rent, so after filling up, she goes to the General Store and asks to speak to the realtor, who agrees to rent it to her, so Delilah picks up some groceries and then heads to the cabin, all while thinking that she probably hasn’t laid as low as she expected, given that the town is so small, she will already be the latest gossip.

On arrival at the cabin, it is cosy and just the right size for her, so Delilah unpacks the groceries and goes to light a cigarette and realising that she will have to smoke outside, which isn’t much of a hardship when she sees the view of the lake and dockside out back. She decides to curl up with a book and as she is about to fall asleep she feels the tug of a summoning spell, she manages to ignore it, but is annoyed that even on vacation, she can’t rest. The next morning, Delilah realises that she forgot to get milk and as she can only eat so much dry cereal for breakfast, she decides to go into town, but on the way there senses the magic of the circle and decides to go and investigate it, not noticing a specific demon’s energy, she prepares to remove the circle when the town’s Sheriff surprises her, he asks her what she is doing there and as she gives her reasons, realises that it isn’t what humans would normally do and that the Sheriff isn’t buying any of it, so she leaves the circle and heads back to the car, thinking about the eye candy she has just met and hoping that she doesn’t run into him or another summoning spell again.

Malakhi watches Delilah leave and wonders what she is hiding, followed by photographing and destroying the circle and wondering who cast it and why, so he heads back to the station and continues to go through the motions of his day to day work, but cannot get Delilah or the circle out of his head. He decides to do some research into the town’s background to see if he can spot something suspicious, but most of the records aren’t electronic yet. It is three nights later and three more summoning spells later that Delilah gives in and goes to give the summoner a piece of her mind, but when she gets there it turns out that there are three girls at the site and she is less than impressed that they bind her to them so that she has to do their bidding. She is trying to figure out whose bloodline around there has enough power to bind her and also thinking that she has made a mistake coming to this sleepy town in the first place, when the witches dismiss her, she is still mad, so she has a smoke and when she has calmed down, she decides to do some research on the town and see if she can figure out their plan.

Malakhi goes to work, but is tired after spending most of his free time looking through the old files from the courthouse, but after he has made an appearance at the station so as not to arouse suspicions he heads back there and runs into Delilah, he wonders what she is doing there and is forced to engage in more awkward conversation with her. Eventually he leaves and Delilah starts reading the towns donated journals under the guise of writing a book about them, when after several hours, she returns the finished books to the shelves she finds one last one, but this one is different, she feels the residual magic and decides to glamour it take it to the diner to read while she has something to eat, what she doesn’t expect is the Sheriff to join her and ask why she took it, she responds as her usual sarcastic self and proceeds to pay the bill and leave. As she is summoned again, she is told the reason that she has been summoned and bound, the witches want her to kill someone, but she doesn’t want to commit murder on vacation, but it looks like she hasn’t got a choice, but when her best friend turns up a couple of days later and she is still bound and not being released any time soon, she realises that she has to do something about it, but will she be able to stay hidden in plain sight, or will the Sheriff realise what she is and what she has been doing? This is a magic filled adventure with a drizzle of romance and plenty of action, but you have to read to the end to find out how the adventure ends.

Reviewed by @roxsannel

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Stars Fall From the Sky (Reigning Hearts Book Two) AUDIO BOOK by KG Fletcher – Review by Betsy Melano

I really enjoy books written by Ms. Fletcher. Many of them romances that give you hope that love can be found in many situations. In this book, Ginger who lost her husband in an accident and Johnathan (a doctor) who is still mourning the loss of his wife meet when Ginger was having complications from breastfeeding. Will these two be able to work through their issues together and grow closer? Will their hearts be open enough to find that they need each other?
I love that Ms. Fletcher is also the narrator of the audio book.

Stars Fall From the Sky (Reigning Hearts Book Two) AUDIO BOOK by KG Fletcher – Review by Katie Matthews

Stars Fall From the Sky

By K. G. Fletcher

4 stars

 

This was my first ever audio book and I actually had no idea what to expect – would I like it? Would I be able to get into the story? But I have to be honest and say I was pleasantly surprise. I guess I was a little put off when I saw it was over 7 hours long and as I am a fast reader was worried I would lose interest but I found that I was able to listen at times when reading would have been inconvenient and the time actually went faster than I thought as I was engrossed in Ginger’s story.

I really liked the story, it was an emotional read and the author definitely got the feels across. I did kind of guess what might happen but that didn’t matter because I really liked the characters that I was listening about. Ginger was a sweet character and I really felt for her with everything that happened. Her love for Rusty and Daisy just poured off the pages at the beginning and so did her grief as the story progressed. I could feel the connection she found with Jonathon, I really liked him!!

The narration of the story was good; it took me a while to get used to but the narrator’s voice had a nice soothing, melody tone to it which I found quite relaxing!

I would definitely listen to another audio book from this author in the future.

Finders Reapers: A Paranormal Romantic Comedy (New Orleans Nocturnes Book 4) by Carrie Pulkinen – Review by Ashley Tackett

Finders Reapers (New Orleans Nocturnes, #4)Finders Reapers by Carrie Pulkinen
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

This book is just as good as #1-#3. This addition to the series adds to the character basis. I love that each book gives us a new couple to enjoy. Exploring all of the abilities of these characters has been an adventure that I will never forget! Carrie Pulkinen is an amazing writer with a magnificent imagination.

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Moonlit Whisper: An Irish Romance (Moonlit Destination Series) by Amy McKinley – Review by Kimberly Griffiths

Moonlit Whisper (An Irish Romance)Moonlit Whisper by Amy McKinley
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

Moonlit Whisper
By
Amy McKinley

Fiona and Connor met when they were kids and life separated them only to find each other later as adults. When they are brought together again they realize they never stopped loving each other. I like this story, these two had to cross obstacles to get back together. Author Amy McKinley did not disappoint in this romantic story. It is a smooth, quick read perfect for a take along when you need something to fill time with. You will not be disappointed.

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Hell Hath No Fury (Life Is Hell Book 2) by Naomi Valkyrie – Review by Kerry Carr

Hell Hath No Fury (Life is Hell #2)Hell Hath No Fury by Naomi Valkyrie
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

This is the 2nd book in the Life Is Hell series and I loved it just as much as the first. I would recommend reading the first book because then you get an understanding of the characters in this book.

Millicent  is a deputy. She loves her job and has no idea about the paranormal world around her. That is until strange things start happening to her. Not sure where to turn she goes to her friends for help and advice.

Her friends Sheridan and Delilah are convinced the happenings are paranormal and they all set out to figure out who Millicent’s stalker is.

Add to this mystery the growing attraction between Sheridan and Millicent and its a book full of action.

Can they find out who Millicent’s stalker is? Are they after Millicent or are they using her to get to Sheridan? Can this stalker be stopped before someone gets hurt.

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Bake Believe by Cori Cooper – Review by Dawn Daughenbaugh

Bake BelieveBake Believe by Cori Cooper
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

5 Stars
Bake Believe by Cori Cooper

Bake Believe is a super cute young adult story that I truly enjoyed reading. I loved the whole magical vibe it gave off and its not just for younger audiences I think everyone of any age would enjoy it. Plus there’s recipes as well. This was my first book by this author but definitely not my last. Cat is going into eighth grade all is well until a schedule screw up lands her in a culinary class. She’s also about to find out her family has a secret . I just loved Cat’s character she’s just quirky enough and I loved her attitude. I’ve already recommended this to my twelve year old niece who loves to read. She’s pretty excited to see what happens. I highly recommend this book. Find out what happens next with Cat and her baking.

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Hell Hath No Fury (Life is Hell Book 2) by Naomi Valkyrie – Review by Anna Hirsch

Hell Hath No Fury (Life is Hell #2)Hell Hath No Fury by Naomi Valkyrie
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

Hell Hath No Fury (Life is Hell Book 2) by Naomi Valkyrie
4 Stars

Let me start off by saying that I love this series. Delilah and Sheridan are demons and when Delilah decided to move to Juniper Lake, Sheridan followed. Being a hedonism demon, Juniper Lake doesn’t have much to offer Sheridan but a certain officer has caught her eye. Since they moved there, the supernatural world has leaked into Juniper Lake. Sheridan is worried that she is the reason Millicent is being targeted. Can she protect her or will Sheridan be the cause of her death?

I really liked Sheridan in the first book, she’s a little nuts. I was happy to realize that this book centred around her. The story will pull you in with its mystery and intrigue. The characters are well rounded and likeable. I have followed this author since her first book and watched her writing get progressively better. I can’t wait to see what she has for me next!

Review by @Anna Hirsch
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Wildfire (The Broken Bow Book 2) by Ashley A. Quinn – Reviewed by Roxsanne Lesieur.

Wildfire (The Broken Bow Book #2)Wildfire by Ashley A Quinn
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

Tara Miller is a woman with a lot on her plate, she has her own restaurant in the town of and when she isn’t there, she is working on the family ranch, the Broken Bow, or her truck and it is in the middle of doing this when she sees the new deputy sheriff moving into her brother’s place next door, as he distracts her with his good looks and a body to match, but she doesn’t want to think about that, she doesn’t want to think about him and how her body reacts to him, instead when he comes over to lend a hand, she blows him off. After she finishes, showers and gets ready, she heads to her best friend’s coffee shop before heading to the restaurant to prepare for the evening’s service, some caffeine and Macy’s crazy attitude is just what she needs to take her mind off of a certain man, because of the feelings his type bring back up, she doesn’t want to think of the past and how it can’t let it repeat itself. She gets what she needs as well as a grilling over said certain man and couple of unwanted messages, one from her past job and one from her current one, she ignores the first and stresses about the current one, so she is inspired to go and get some local produce when her ordered ones don’t arrive, so she goes to get the produce and is grilled about Jace again while collecting it all, as soon as she has everything she needs, she heads over to her restaurant.

Meanwhile, Jace is unpacking the boxes of stuff from his old apartment, there isn’t much, but it is enough, he is thinking about the circumstances around his move, but it is the woman next door who his thoughts eventually turn to, he can’t understand why she doesn’t ;ole him, but he is determined to change her mind. He decides to go and visit the rest of the family who live on the ranch and let them know that he has moved in, over tea, they talk about the reason he moved there, as well as talking about both his and Tara’s past and he can’t really believe how similar their stories are, but he doesn’t want to think about that, so he decides to go and explore the ranch some more, so he borrows a horse and goes for a ride to clear his head. When he gets back to the barn and settles the horse back down, he senses that he is someone is in the barn with him, however, when he goes to look, there is nobody there, but he can’t shake the feeling that he is being watched.

Later on in the evening as Tara gets home from work, she is about to run herself a bath and put some oil in it, but as she reaches for the bath oil, she notices that it is in the wrong place and that on closer inspection, there are a lot of other things which are only just out of place, in fact, it is in every room of her house, she is very disturbed by this and so calls Jace to come over to her house and check it over, when she does, she is not expecting him to answer in just his joggers and that makes him even harder to resist, but she is too worried to dwell on it and it turns out that there has been a break in and the back door has been tampered with, so Jace insists on staying overnight on the couch to keep her company so she feels more secure. The next day a family meeting is called to discuss what has happened and to see whether it has happened anywhere else on the ranch, when a plan is formulated and everyone knows what they need to do, things go back to normal, that is until it happens again, but this time Tara is home.

As things escalate and become more dangerous, things also escalate between Jace and Tara, but can either of them let the other in and share the secrets of their past, or will they let those secrets come between them? This is a romance which is peppered with familial love, mysteries and danger, it is as unpredictable as its namesake and will keep you guessing right up until the end, but will those doing the hunting stop at nothing to get what they are after, or will the mystery be solved before anyone gets hurt?

Reviewed by @roxsannel

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Isle of Wings by E.A. Burnett – Review by Chantelle Smith

Isle of Wings: A Silverglen Companion NovelIsle of Wings: A Silverglen Companion Novel by E.A. Burnett
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

This is my first read by this author but it was a read I couldn’t deny not reading, fantasy being my all-time favourite genre, this was a must-read for me with the addition of romance and magic you couldn’t help but be immersed into this incredible world this author has created! This is an easy to read story that’s entertaining and captivating from the very beginning. I absolutely loved the characters and following their journey through this read, I couldn’t put this read down! Can I also point out how beautifully epic and captivating the front cover of this book is, the imagination of this read is told just by this front cover and what truly drew me to this read! I highly recommend this read and can’t wait to read more from this author.

Reviewed By @tillytillzz
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Finders Reapers: A Paranormal Romantic Comedy (New Orleans Nocturnes Book 4) by Carrie Pulkinen – Review by Samantha Jayne Grubey

Finders Reapers (New Orleans Nocturnes, #4)Finders Reapers by Carrie Pulkinen
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

I really enjoyed this book, so many times I laughed with this book. It was a good short read I loved the book. I really enjoyed writing. This book had me laughing out loud so many times during this book. I will definitely be reading more from this author in the future!

 

Review by @samanthajayne96x

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The Nearness of You: A British celebrity, standalone love-at-first-sight romance by K.G. Fletcher – Review by Victoria Mashburn

The Nearness of YouThe Nearness of You by K.G. Fletcher
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

Romantics of the world, unite, for this is a perfect book for you! K. G. Fletcher has given us a story that mixes the beautiful with the mundane, and shows that there is more to the launch of a line than fragrance bottles and the right idea. With compelling characters and a plot that keeps you on your toes, “The Nearness of You” is a phenomenal read from start to finish. I also encourage you to be prepared to be transported to the heart of Atlanta, GA as you cheer on the protagonists. Never have I seen such attention to the detail of the city, and being from Georgia, it warms my heart to see it in the spotlight.

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Rick: Ingram Brothers #3 by Roz Lee – Review by Victoria Mashburn

Rick (Ingram Brothers #3)Rick by Roz Lee
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

This book is one of the most wonderful romances that I’ve ever had the pleasure of reading! Due to its fast pace and ability to keep the reader glued, I spent every spare moment among its pages, impatient to find out what happened next. Though it definitely qualifies as NSFW (Not Safe For Work), the scenes that make it so exhibit and enhance the passion and love the couple has for one another instead of just being mindlessly thrown in. Even though it’s the third book in a series, it holds its own incredibly well. I highly recommend it.

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Bake Believe by Cori Cooper – Review by Anastasia Dodson

Bake BelieveBake Believe by Cori Cooper
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

This is such a cute YA story that I kept turning page after page. This is my first book by this author but it will not be my last! It was short but it was an interesting fun read that I liked alot. I would recommend to anyone looking for a cute read to pass the time!
Happy Reading!

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Hell Hath No Fury (Life Is Hell Book 2) by Naomi Valkyrie – Review by Sunday Barnaby

Hell Hath No Fury (Life is Hell #2)Hell Hath No Fury by Naomi Valkyrie
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

Hell Hath No Fury by Naomi Valkyrie
Five Stars

Hell Hath No Fury Is the second book in the Life Is Hell series by Naomi Valkyrie. This book can be read as a standalone, but I would recommend you read the first book, No Rest for the Wicked, first. Both books are five stars and although this book is Millicent and Sheridan’s story there are recurring characters from the first book. This story flowed smoothly and had me hooked from the very first page. I read the whole book in one sitting because I just had to find out what was going to happen next. I love when a book brings out emotions, and this one made me laugh one moment and want to throw my reader on the ground the next. I can’t wait to see what Ms. Valkyrie has in store for us in the next book in this series.

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I Once Was Lost but Now I’m Found: Daisy and the Olympic Animal Sanctuary Rescue by Laura Koerber – Review by Heather Lovelace

I Once Was Lost, But Now I'm Found: Daisy and the Olympic Animal Sanctuary RescueI Once Was Lost, But Now I’m Found: Daisy and the Olympic Animal Sanctuary Rescue by Laura Koerber
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

This book is horrible and amazing all at the same time. My heart breaks that any of this could possibly be anything more than fiction. The author handles a heartbreaking and difficult reality and puts to page a riveting tale that convicts and moves. Beautifully tragic and excellently told. If you have a heart for your furry friends, keep the tissues handy.

Reviewed by @heatherlovelace
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Hell Hath No Fury (Life Is Hell Book 2) by Naomi Valkyrie – Review by Betsy Melano

Hell Hath No Fury (Life is Hell #2)Hell Hath No Fury by Naomi Valkyrie
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

The second installment of the Life is Hell series. Anytime I see that Ms. Valkyrie has a new book, I make sure to get it as soon as I can! Most of the awesome characters from the first book are back in this one, and I’m really impressed that the the characters continue to grow and become more of a team in this book. This book concentrated on Sheridan (a demon) and Millicent (a town deputy). Millicent’s is being stalked by a creature unknown to the group. Together they come up with a plan to try and keep Millicent safe.

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Isle of Wings by E.A. Burnett – Review by Jenni Bishop

Isle of Wings: A Silverglen Companion NovelIsle of Wings: A Silverglen Companion Novel by E.A. Burnett
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

Isle of Wings: A Silverglen Companion Novel by E.A. Burnett is a coming of age YA fantasy. EA holds us captivated as she transports us to a world of magic where wizards and shifters, wonder and suspense, sorrow and fear. Superb writing and imagination lend for a powerful fantasy where the characters journey upon a path of self discovery and all the emotions and turmoil that goes along with it. If you like fantasy and magic, wizards and sorceress, then this is a book for you.

Reviewed by @jennadb

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Hell Hath No Fury (Life Is Hell Book 2) by Naomi Valkyrie – Review by Lyndsey Fairley

Hell Hath No Fury (Life is Hell #2)Hell Hath No Fury by Naomi Valkyrie
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

If every book in this series gets better as we go, then I am not prepared for the rest of this series.
I seriously loved the first book and this one has now tied with that one for me. Sheridan was a hoot in book 1 and I couldn’t wait for this one and she did not disappoint.
I read this in one sitting, its not super long but engaging and keeps you guessing.
I now can’t wait for the next book!

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Hell Hath No Fury (Life Is Hell Book 2) by Naomi Valkyrie – Review by Jenni Bishop

Hell Hath No Fury (Life is Hell #2)Hell Hath No Fury by Naomi Valkyrie
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

Hell Hath No Fury (Life Is Hell Book 2) by Naomi Valkyrie is a fantasy paranormal romance story. Naomi’s story telling gets better with each book and this one is my favourite to date. As always, her narrative is on point and her characters are delightful. It’s an original storyline that is a good strong story. I love this well woven multi layered tale that Naomi has made so easy to become a part of.
There is something for everyone, with danger and drama, love and magic, sassiness and so much more.

Naomi’s growth as an author is a pleasure to see shine through.

Reviewed by @jennadb

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The Singer and Her Song (Empire at Twilight Book 2) by N.L. Holmes – Review by Jenni Bishop

The Singer and Her SongThe Singer and Her Song by N.L. Holmes
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

The Singer and Her Song (Empire at Twilight Book 2) by N.L. Holmes is a historical fiction story. This time we are transported to Mesopotamian land of Mittani. As usual NL is passionate and well researched in the genre that each story is written and shows in the storyline. She also has the ability to paint a vivid picture. The narrative is original and engaging and NL does a great job of bringing it all together. This is not just a story it is also a lesson on life in Syria in 1235 BCE.

Reviewed by @jennadb

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Finders Reapers: A Paranormal Romantic Comedy ( New Orleans Nocturnes Book 4 ) by Carrie Pulkinen – Review by Carla Clemmons

Finders Reapers (New Orleans Nocturnes, #4)Finders Reapers by Carrie Pulkinen
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

What a sweet romantic read! I loved reading about Asher and Jasmine. When the hot reaper takes a holiday to escape the ghost start to pile up! This causes problems for Jasmine and Asher that they may have to work together to solve! Will they be able to set aside their differences to get the ghosts back where they belong? What made Death want to take a vacation in the first place? This is a great fast read!

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Bake Believe by Cori Cooper – Review by Erin Wolf

Bake BelieveBake Believe by Cori Cooper
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

I give Bake Believe by Cori Cooper, 4 stars.

This is such a fun book, perfect for older children/young teens who like the magical side of things. The characters are fun, the story is interesting without being too dark, and it gives of an overall whimsical vibe. Cat is very superficial in the beginning of the book, but she grows immensely as the book goes on. The concept of this book is so original, that makes it even more interesting. The author is so good at weaving a tale that makes you yearn for more. While it is aimed at a younger generation, it really is enjoyable for all ages. I have not been a young teen in a very long time, yet I could not put this book down.

If you or your child like a light-hearted, magical story, I highly recommended this book.

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The Singer and Her Song (Empire at Twilight Book 2) by N.L. Holmes – Review by Amanda Kimble

The Singer and Her SongThe Singer and Her Song by N.L. Holmes
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

5/5 Stars

The Singer and Her Song (Empire at Twilight #2) by N.L. Holmes

Another great read by Holmes. I’ve read many of her other books and to say this one tops my favorite list is an understatement.

Uqnitum comes from a long lineage of musical performance. There is bad things going on outside of the town’s gates and it’s not looking promising. Having lost a son-in-law and now worrying about losing her husband and youngest son. The quote I chose for Uqnitum is: “You’re expecting humanity from those people? Gods protect us all. I’ll collect the dishes. Tatasshe may or may not snap out of her snit…”

Highly recommended for Historical lovers.

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Hell Hath No Fury (Life Is Hell Book 2) by Naomi Valkyrie – Review by Meg Tyrrell

Hell Hath No Fury (Life is Hell #2)Hell Hath No Fury by Naomi Valkyrie
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

Can we just have a second for me to fan girl all over this new series? I can’t get enough. I love the Life is Hell series and devour them the second I get them open. I read this in one sitting and probably neglected my life for a few hours, but SO WORTH IT. Naomi Valkyrie is one of my newest favorite authors. I can’t wait for the next one- read this series. Please read in order, that way everything makes sense the way the author intended. This book focuses on Millie and Sheridan, who in the first book were just supporting characters. Great word building and story line. Can’t get enough, I’m officially a Naomi junkie!

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The Singer and Her Song (Empire at Twilight Book 2) by N.L. Holmes – Review by Jonell Collins

The Singer and Her SongThe Singer and Her Song by N.L. Holmes
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

I’ve read many new authors this year. Above them all stands N. L. Holmes. She really is my newest favorite. I know when I pick her book up it will be a good read. They don’t always end the way I wish but isn’t that just like life. The Singer and Her Song delivers in the same way that all her books do. A world rich with the tapestry of everyday living, characters so real you feel you know them or at least someone like them. She doesn’t pull any punches with the raw emotion involved with the mundane affairs of everyday living or the inevitable crisis. Who hasn’t had a family or a family member that’s so dysfunctional it’s a poison to everyone around them? Even people that came unaware to the party. Once again this is a story set in an ancient land in an ancient time but with characters that reflect the same flaws that so many of us have in this time and place. The stage may change but the actors remain the same. Congratulations N. L. Holmes another excellent read.

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Hell Hath No Fury (Life Is Hell Book 2) by Naomi Valkyrie – Review by Cindy Rushin

Hell Hath No Fury (Life is Hell #2)Hell Hath No Fury by Naomi Valkyrie
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

I really enjoyed this novel by Naomi Valkyrie. I enjoyed watching the journey of Millicent and Sheridan as they found each other and love for each other. It was also good to catch up with the rest of the gang and to see them happy together. The story included a couple of twists and turns in the story which made it a real page turner. Naomi Valkyrie is a good author and I look forward to reading more from her.

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