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The Divided Mind (The Divided Series Book ) by M. Billiter – Review by Angela Shirley

A Divided MindA Divided Mind by M. Billiter
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

When you trust and confide in on the only person you believe you can truly trust to find out they may not even be real!

This book revolves around Brandon who is struggling with life, he has pressures and needs some sort of normal in life but when he reveals that he has been hearing voices in his head will his life be the same ever again.

I enjoyed the story and thought the author tackled the strong subject of the mental health aspect of the story really well. I loved the insight with in Brandon’s chapters on his struggles and how he truly understood himself and what he was dealing with. The sister character Carson was a refreshing extra as her straight talking and humour broke up the intense story.

I do have to say I loved the interaction between Aaron and Brandon and the twin bond really came through within the writing of this story but I do have to add that I did not warm to the mother character, Tara. I appreciate that this must be difficult for a parent but I couldn’t get over the woah am I drama she presents through the book.

All in all the book is well researched and brilliantly written I would say it is more of a competemary book so if you’re looking for a really gritty thriller this may not be the book for you, but I suggest if you are looking to open your mind and learn about the hard issues of mental health this is a great insight into that world.

Reviewed by Angela Shirley

TWO HEARTS UNSPOKEN TARGETS (Two Hearts Wounded Warrior Romance Book 11) by Tamara Ferguson – Review by Sara Oxton

TWO HEARTS UNSPOKEN TARGETS (Two Hearts Wounded Warrior Romance Book 11)TWO HEARTS UNSPOKEN TARGETS by Tamara Ferguson
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

Two Hearts Unspoken Targets by Tamara Ferguson a four-star read that will your heart. This is number eleven in the Two Hearts Wounded Warrior series, but they can all be read as stand-alone, this is a great story all about new starts and taking chances. Beth just blew me away, her love and strength for her son is compelling, but she is only half the story and the other half comes in the form of Zach who will blow you away, he has his insecurities but sometimes they can be turned into strengths when given the right mix of reasons. This has a lot of different aspects to the story, job loss, special education, injured soldiers, mysteries running amok, and sparks so big they set the page aflame. This is a story that will capture your heart and keep you hooked till the last page.

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Confidentiality (Scope of Practice Book 2) by Jessica Aiken-Hall – Review by Angela Hayes

ConfidentialityConfidentiality by Jessica Aiken-Hall
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

 

Confidentiality is the second book in the Scope of Practice series by Jessica Aiken-Hall. This is another intriguing and suspenseful story which follows on from books one- full of all the gripping developments, drama, mystery, emotion, and dark twisty details that I have come to expect from Ms. Hall. But, lets face it, she had me at the mere mention of serial killer in the blurb.
Valerie Williamson (Val) seems to have come such a long way since we met her in book one. Her life is going so well- things to look forward to, and as such she is intent on protecting her new-found happiness. But with secrets, lies, and a serial killer in the mix- thing soon take a gripping turn. Val is convinced there is a connection to the murders, and is intent on uncovering the truth, but will she put herself in danger in the process? This is well worth the read to find out!

Thank you, Jessica Aiken-Hall!

 

Reviewed by @angelahayes

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Breaking Traditions: The Shifter And The Mage by Madilynn Dale – Review by Angela Hayes

Breaking Traditions: The Shifter And The MageBreaking Traditions: The Shifter And The Mage by Madilynn Dale
My rating: 3 of 5 stars

3 Stars

Breaking Traditions: The Shifter and The Mage by Madilynn Dale is a paranormal romance with shifters, magic, fantasy, and a little drama. This is the second book of Ms. Dale’s that I have read, and is definitely my favourite (so far).
Natalie comes from a long line of shifters. Her parents hold tight to the long-held traditions of their family and shifter community. They push her to get married and start a family as soon as possible. Natalie has other ideas- she dreams of living her own life, opening her own bakery, and forging her own way. Things get interesting when she meets Mage, Alex, who soon turns her life upside down. Tensions mount when her family discover Alex is a Mage- adding some drama to the story. Can Natalie break the strong traditions of her family/shifter community and follow her heart? Will Alex and Natalie find a way to be together?
A sweet paranormal romance.

Thank you, Madilynn Dale!

 

Reviewed by @angelahayes

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Virtually Gone (High-Tech Crime Solvers Book 6) by Jacquie Biggar – Review by Heather Bass

Virtually Gone (High-Tech Crime Solvers #6)Virtually Gone by Jacquie Biggar
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

I have read a couple of books from this author and I always get my mind blown when I read her work. I absolutely love a good mystery but this author always exceeds my expectations. This is the sixth book of the High- tech crime solvers series. You can read it as a stand alone but you might get a little confused by the back story. I was hooked on the characters right from the beginning. These characters drew me into their story and I could not stop until the end. It only took me a few hours to devour this chilling mystery.

Julie Crenshaw is an investigative reporter and she loves what she does. She is just starting to get back on her feet from her past. Julie stumbles on a new case that she takes very personally. She is brought into a sexual assault case that she needs to she needs to solve before she becomes the next victim. Julie is starting to figure things out with the detective but will they be able to keep it strictly business? Will Julie figure out who the criminal is or will they find her first?

Review by @heatherbass

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Center of Gravity (An Ice Tigers Hockey Romance Book 2) by Isabella Cassazza – Review by Rosanna Ingram

Center of Gravity (Ice Tigers #2)Center of Gravity by Isabella Cassazza
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

After being betrayed, Matt finds himself in Italy. There, he has a one-night stand with a hot Italian woman before heading back to the US where his life is. More importantly…that’s where his hockey team is. As a member of the Ice Tigers, his focus is on winning the next game and winning the cup.

Emilia is sent to Boston to run the Ice Tigers. Her grandfathers expects her to be successful and get the team to the finals. Imagine Isabella’s surprise when her one-night stand from back home is listed as a player on the team. She and Matt need to talk, because their lives are about to be turned upside down. However, Matt wants nothing to do with Emilia or the news she brings to his doorstep.

This book was interesting to read. There is so much going on behind closed doors and behind the scenes that brings depth to characters that otherwise seem shallow on the outside. I enjoyed watching Emilia not only fight to prove herself to her family…but also to herself. And Matt has been burned in the past and does what he feels he has to in order to protect himself. I found their back and forth banter to be entertaining, while I was rooting for to get their acts together along the way. A good addition to the Ice Tigers series that I enjoyed reading.

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Virtually Gone (High-Tech Crime Solvers Book 6) by Jacquie Biggar – Review by Katie Kearney

Virtually Gone (High-Tech Crime Solvers #6)Virtually Gone by Jacquie Biggar
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

Virtually Gone: A Mended Souls Novel (High-Tech Crime Solvers Book 6) by Jacquie Biggar. As someone who hasn’t read the others in this series I found it a little slower at first but when it picked up for me I was hooked. I’m thinking if I’d read others first it may have felt a bit different but I can say it was easy to read as a stand-alone without any confusion but more of a “hmm have I missed something in the other books?” But not so much that it takes away from this book. I am looking forward to going back and reading more. The characters are complex and relatable, each one brings something unique to the storyline. I did find myself on the edge of my seat a time or two trying to read faster to see what would happen next. I’m giving this story a four star review and recommend it. Excited to read the rest.

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Dare Me (The Demonology Series Book One) by Felicity Brandon – Review by Amanda Kimble

Dare Me (Book One in the Demonology series)Dare Me by Felicity Brandon
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

5/5 Stars

Dare Me (The Demonology Series #1) by Felicity Brandon

Felicity has really outdone herself with this book. This is the first book I’ve read by Brandon. As the first book in The Demonology Series this gives you introductions to the fabulous characters. It does involve M/F/M.

Sara, an artist, has been down on her luck lately. Her boyfriend leaves, her mom died, and now she’s lonely in her little apartment. She can’t paint any good paintings to sell. Little does she know things are going to start looking up for her. The quote I choose for Sara is: “I don’t want to sit with him. Come with me, please!”

Raif, a demon, loves to lurk in the shadows of Earth. He knows what he wants and he’s set his sights on Sara. Helping her deal with some things before showing himself to her. The quote I choose for Raif is: “Not just any demon. Your demon, little fawn.”

I highly recommend this for anyone who loves a good Demon novel. It’s fantasy meets reality. Being the first book I’ve read like this I have nothing to compare it to. I enjoyed reading this and can’t wait to see what happens next.

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Confidentiality (Scope of Practice Book 2) by Jessica Aiken-Hall – Review by Kerry Baker

ConfidentialityConfidentiality by Jessica Aiken-Hall
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

Confidentiality by Jessica Aiken-Hall is the second book in the Scope of Practice series. I really do feel that you have the read book one first as the story follows on.
This book is a brilliant follow up to the first book and it was so easy to slip back into the characters and their lives.
The book was really fast paced and exciting. I was hooked the whole way through and couldn’t wait to find out what the ending was going to have in store. It really built up what was going on and felt like you became involved in the story.
The characters were as engaging as they were in the first book and just great to be reading about again. This is a fantastic book and I am already looking forward to what comes next.

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Confidentiality (Scope of Practice Book 2) by Jessica Aiken-Hall – Review by Kerry Carr

ConfidentialityConfidentiality by Jessica Aiken-Hall
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

This is book 2 in the Scope of Practice series and wow what a book. I would recommend reading the first book before this one as the characters stories carry on from the first one.

Val is still working at the hospital running her support group for woman who suffer from trauma. Hearing the womens stories is hard and when the abusers in question start turning up dead they start to think there is a god listening to their prayers.

When the sex offenders and the abusers turn up dead, Tim knows he has a serial killer in his hands but no clues as the who it is.

Are these killings just random or is there someone listening to the ladies wishes. Will Val be able to have the normal life she has always dreamed of?

Its a gripping story that keeps you guessing as the story twists and turns.

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Center of Gravity (An Ice Tigers Hockey Romance Book 2) by Isabella Cassazza – Review by Katie Matthews

Center of Gravity (Ice Tigers #2)Center of Gravity by Isabella Cassazza
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

 

I love a good sports romance and it’s been a while since I read one so when I came across this book I liked the sound of the synopsis so decided to give it a go. The author is new to me also and I wasn’t disappointed at all. I t had everything that I love in a sports romance, a nice storyline, great characters a bit of angst and more. I really liked Emilia, she tried so hard to get her Grandfathers approval but nothing seemed enough. I did really feel for her at times. I really loved the setting for the story too, I love Italy and I love stories set there, I’m sure sometimes just stories just being set there makes them even more romantic!
Even though this is the second book in the series it can be read as a standalone which I did, I however definitely want to read the first book now! A great read that I highly recommend!

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Boundaries (Scope of Practice Book 1) by Jessica Aiken-Hall – Review by Katie Matthews

Boundaries (Scope of Practice, #1)Boundaries by Jessica Aiken-Hall
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

 

What a twisty, mysterious, thrilling read this was! I was intrigued by the synopsis for the story so I was looking forward to seeing how the story would play out and I have to say, although not my genre of choice, I was completely hooked by what I was reading. The story had quite a slow pace but I think that definitely helped build tension and towards what was happening in the story. The mental health aspects of the story were well written in my opinion and the authors detailed writing definitely helped me imagine what was going on. I liked that I had to get to know Valerie; she wasn’t your typical social worker. I enjoyed getting to know her as the story progressed! I am definitely looking forward to the next book in the series!

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Dare Me (The Demonology Series Book One) by Felicity Brandon – Review by Erica Fish

Dare Me (Book One in the Demonology series)Dare Me by Felicity Brandon
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

One of the warnings at the end of the synopsis is the content is about spirituality and religion not like we know it to be. That warning alone made me want to read this story. The ingenuity of the story is a breath of fresh air. The relationship between a demon and an artist could be a beautiful relationship. It was a dark relationship but it could be a beautiful thing. Felicity Brandon has a mastermind. She has taken me on a ride of emotions. To see the torment in the demon because he wants the artist, but on the other hand he did not want there to be consequences for this relationship.This was a fast read. There are twists and turns and I had to watch out for the unexpected. Will the artist enchant the demon or will the demon enchant the artist? What will be the consequences if there is a relationship? I highly recommend this story.

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The Wandering Isles: A Crown of Stones Novella (The Crown of Stones Novella Series Book 1) by C. L. Schneider – Review by Kerry Chalmers

The Wandering Isles, A Crown of Stones Novella (Novella Series #1)The Wandering Isles, A Crown of Stones Novella by C.L. Schneider
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

The Wandering Isles: (The Crown of Stones Novella Series Book 1) by C.L Schneider

A truly fascinating and unique story. I don’t think I’ve read anything quite like this book. I fell in love with the dark and magical new world C.L Schneider created absolutely fantastic world building, I couldn’t wait to turn the page to see what was going to happen next action packed from the very first page. The characters were complex and very likeable. I urge you to read this story you will not be disappointed. And I now have another new Author added to me favourite list for sure. Thank you for a brilliant read.

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The Frontman by Lawrence Parlier – Review by Anastasia Dodson

The FrontmanThe Frontman by Lawrence Parlier
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

The Frontman was the first book that i have read by this author and i thought it was an interesting murder mystery. I was pulled in from page one and i had that edge of my seat feeling throughout alot of the book. A legendary Artist Kerry Vance is killed under mysterious circumstances and his friend Avery is determined to find out what really happened with death. We set off from here to hopefully find out what happened to Kerry but more and more questions pop up and we have some major and mysterious twists that come into the light.
Overall i enjoyed this book and i liked following the mystery until the very end. I am looking forward to reading more by this author soon! I would recommend this to anyone that likes a good mystery!
Happy Reading!!

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TWO HEARTS UNSPOKEN TARGETS (Two Hearts Wounded Warrior Romance Book 11) by Tamara Ferguson – Review by Heather Lovelace

TWO HEARTS UNSPOKEN TARGETS (Two Hearts Wounded Warrior Romance Book 11)TWO HEARTS UNSPOKEN TARGETS by Tamara Ferguson
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

Ferguson did it again! Wrecked me in the best possible way! This latest wounded warrior suspense-filled romance had all of the heart and soul I expect and long for when it comes to books from this author. I immediately jumped in and connected to these characters in a very tangible way. I have a child that is on the spectrum and this book touched me in a way I was not looking for. But that made me appreciate and love it all the more. From start to finish just a beautiful read and one I highly recommend. One-click this beauty – you won’t be sorry!

Reviewed by @heatherlovelace
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Center of Gravity (An Ice Tigers Hockey Romance Book 2) by Isabella Cassazza – Review by Lyndsey Fairley

Center of Gravity (Ice Tigers #2)Center of Gravity by Isabella Cassazza
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

This is my first read by this author, while it’s the second in this series I was able to read it with no problems without having read the first.
What a great story. I love hockey books so this was right up my alley. And the characters had me hooked to every page. I was fully invested in this book and everything around me ceased to exist, sorry kids, until I finished.
I will be going back and reading book one to get this series from the beginning.

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The Traveler: Chimera Revolution (The Book of Eleanor 2) by Shannon Nemechek – Review by Amanda Taylor

The Traveler: Chimera Revolution (The Book of Eleanor 2)The Traveler: Chimera Revolution by Shannon Nemechek
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

The book The Traveler: Chimera Revolution (The Book of Eleanor 2) by Shannon Nemechek was a great book to read. I did not read the first book in the series, but I plan to go back and read it. The story was very professionally written, and the characters and storyline are amazing. This story transports you back to 1779 Savannah with Katie and Colm. There they face deception, lies, secrets, and an old foe. Protecting the book from destruction as well as Katie being tutored in magic and trying to keep those with them alive will have Katie and Colm dodging danger. This is a fast paced book that keeps you intrigued from the first few pages, I cant wait for more from this series to come out.

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The Princess and the Pit Bulls (The Fairy Tale Series Book 4) by Jody Lynn Daniels – Review by Betsy Melano

The Princess and The Pit Bulls (Fairy Tale Series book 4)The Princess and The Pit Bulls by Jody Lynn Daniels
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

Sweet Romance

Chloe is a young clothing designer who seems to have it all – a job she loves, living in New York, working with her best friend Maria, and a new boyfriend! While she is at her big sisters wedding. A wonderful celebration of love and family. One of the most important things to happen at the wedding is Chloe & her extended family meet Sebastian, the net veterinarian in town. Sebastian seems to fit right in, is smart, and is very attracted to Chloe.

I don’t want to give away the story. However, I will say that this is a lovely romance. Shows different kinds of people that make up an amazing extended family. As with any couple, Chloe & Sebastian have their ups and downs. I really enjoyed this story and I’ll be checking out the earlier books in the series soon.

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Virtually Gone (High-Tech Crime Solvers Book 6) by Jacquie Biggar – Review by Amanda Taylor

Virtually Gone (High-Tech Crime Solvers #6)Virtually Gone by Jacquie Biggar
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

Virtually Gone (High-Tech Crime Solvers Book 6) by Jacquie Biggar is a mystery thriller book. I did not read the other books in this series but wish I would have. But it was an easy book to get into after starting to read it. I could not put this book down; I love the way Jacquie wrote this story so I will be going back to read the rest of her books. Julie Crenshaw is the main female character; she is an investigative reporter. Matthew Roy is the main male character; he is a detective and frustrated with his inability to track a rapist terrorizing his city. When Julie does not listen to the Detective will he be able to save her when she becomes the target? This was a great book to read, highly recommend

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Calamity under the Chandelier (A Sleuthing Starlet Mystery Book 1) by Camilla Blythe – Review by Anantha Rusum

Calamity under the Chandelier (Sleuthing Starlet Mystery #1)Calamity under the Chandelier by Bianca Blythe
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

A very interesting and an amusing read, Calamity under the Chandelier is about two American actresses who find themselves caught in a tricky situation in England in 1940s amongst the British elite.
Veronica is a Hollywood actress who has eloped with an Earl, a would-be-duke and that does not go very well with his family. Her good friend Cora, who is also an actress, is having a bad time in Hollywood losing all her contracts. So, she decides to take a break with Veronica and travels to England. But things are not as rosy as it seemed to be. The two starlets dream of a countryside England where everything is green and they can get the coveted freedom of their own lives incognito, unbound by the chains of the showbiz.
But when they reach England, they enter the civilization of the British elite, who look down scornfully on foreigners. The two American girls cannot blend in with the characters they meet in the manor and seem to draw attention in whatever they do.
Things go worse when a chandelier drops from the ceiling and none other than the Duke is killed. All suspicions are pointed towards Veronica. But there is something which the family is withholding back. Cora dons into her film character of a lady detective and conducts her own little investigations.
There are numerous characters who could be suspects. Can Cora crack this mystery? That forms the crux of the story.
It is a very light and fast paced read. There were some loose ends in the end, but overall, the plot is captivating. I loved reading this book!!

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TWO HEARTS UNSPOKEN TARGETS (Two Hearts Wounded Warrior Romance Book 11) by Tamara Ferguson – Review by Katie Kearney

TWO HEARTS UNSPOKEN TARGETS (Two Hearts Wounded Warrior Romance Book 11)TWO HEARTS UNSPOKEN TARGETS by Tamara Ferguson
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

TWO HEARTS UNSPOKEN TARGETS (Two Hearts Wounded Warrior Romance Book 11) by Tamara Ferguson. This author proves time and again that being an author is exactly what she should be doing for a career. Once again I’m blown away with this wonderful story. This story can easily be read as a stand-alone but I do highly recommend all of this series because they are each wonderful for many reasons. The characters in this story truly draw readers in and they were very easy to feel a connection with and to imagine throughout the story. The author just paints many pictures with her words and each page is better than the last. The storyline pulled at all my emotions in all the right ways. It’s a well written story that’s paced nicely never feeling rushed or lacking. I can’t wait for more from this amazing author! Five stars all the way and highly recommended!

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The Frontman by Lawrence Parlier – Review by Rachel Moss

The FrontmanThe Frontman by Lawrence Parlier
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

The Frontman by Lawrence Parlier was a great read! I really enjoyed reading this novel, and could hardly put it down once I started. This novel had amazing characters, and a plotline and storyline filled with thrills, crime and mystery. I laughed, I gasped, I was drawn in to this thrilling read. This is first novel I’ve read from this author before, and I can’t wait to read more in the future. I highly recommend this novel!

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Bird in a Snare (The Lord Hani Mysteries Book 1) by N.L. Holmes – Review by Erica Fish

Bird in a Snare (The Lord Hani Mysteries Book 1)Bird in a Snare by N.L. Holmes
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

I did not know what to expect with the title of Bird in a Snare but let me tell you this, I was not disappointed. Ancient Egypt is such a fascinating time and when N. L. Homes incorporated into his story it was an amazing story. The story paints a beautiful picture of Ancient Egypt and I gained more knowledge of a beautiful setting. The plot of the story is a fast-paced thriller. It is the story where you cannot trust anyone. Hani is called in to investigate the murder of the Syrian bandit. During his investigation, he learns that he cannot trust anyone (not even the person who sent him to investigate it). There are twists and turns, ups and downs, and surprises around every corner. Will Hani be able to figure out what is going on? Or more importantly whom he can trust and who not to trust?

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The Princess and the Pit Bulls (The Fairy Tale Series Book 4) by Jody Lynn Daniels – Review by Jennifer Gordon

The Princess and The Pit Bulls (Fairy Tale Series book 4)The Princess and The Pit Bulls by Jody Lynn Daniels
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

This was an enjoyable and fun read, and although part of the ‘Fairy Tale Series’ it can be read as a standalone story. This novel has a heartwarming storyline with a very likeable and relatable main character, Chloe Wheeler, who appears to have it all. However having dated the wrong man her life and career as a fashion designer in New York all fall apart, branded as a gold digger and a thief Chloe has to start over. Chloe thinks that things are finally going well for her when she meets vet Sebastian Adams at her sister’s wedding. Along with his two rescue dogs, Pit Bulls, Bonnie and Clyde Sebastian has moved to a small Kentucky town to also start over. Sebastian is instantly attracted to Chloe as she walks down the aisle at her sister’s wedding looking to him, like a princess, and luckily his two dogs also like her. Chloe also can not deny their chemistry, which sizzled off the page and their relationship develops. All is going well until a secret from Sebastian’s past could potentially ruin everything the couple have achieved. No spoilers as I recommend you pick up this book! I loved Chloe and Sebastian and really wanted them to both get their happy ever after. Although a romance the story also had plenty of drama which kept me hooked from the start until the last page. A great summer read and wonderful escapism.

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The Frontman by Lawrence Parlier – Review by Angela Shirley

The FrontmanThe Frontman by Lawrence Parlier
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

When an ageing rock star dies on tour, is it suicide or is there other forces working?

The book opens with the death of Kerry Vance a veteran Rock Star who is found believing he has overdosed on heroin, but when a stranger comes forward to protest to his family that they believe it was foul play that’s when the story gets interesting.

This is the first book by this author and I thoroughly enjoyed the mystery thriller aspect of the story. The main characters are great and complement each other brilliantly, although there are alot of secondary characters which enhances the story excellently. As the story flows through the main story there are little stories that’s been well written and developed which has you engrossed until the last word.

I would recommend this story to anyone who loves a good mystery which is unique and a page turning. Can’t wait to read more books by this author.

Reviewed by Angela Shirley

Calamity under the Chandelier (A Sleuthing Starlet Mystery Book 1) by Camilla Blythe – Review by Bobbi Wagner

Calamity under the Chandelier (Sleuthing Starlet Mystery #1)Calamity under the Chandelier by Bianca Blythe
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

I enjoyed this period mystery. It is a well written story that is creative, engaging and kept me turning pages. The characters are connectable and made the story pop. This is a story about Cora and her best friend. Cora visits England for the marriage of her best friend. But there are a couple of problems. The family doesn’t care for Cora’s best friend plus they get trapped together in a snowstorm. When a chandelier falls and murders someone, Cora’s best friend is being accused. This is where the who did it mystery starts and will keep you turning pages to the end. This story will keep you guessing on who the murderer is. Great story and I highly recommend reading it

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TWO HEARTS UNSPOKEN TARGETS (Two Hearts Wounded Warrior Romance Book 11) by Tamara Ferguson – Review by Liz Vrchota

TWO HEARTS UNSPOKEN TARGETS (Two Hearts Wounded Warrior Romance Book 11)TWO HEARTS UNSPOKEN TARGETS by Tamara Ferguson
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

I happen to have a weak spot in my heart for Tamara Ferguson’s Two Hearts Wounded Warrior romance novels. Anytime I see a new one is available that allows me to take a small reprieve to the small beautiful town of Crystal Rock, I often one-click without thinking twice and find myself lost in the novel fairly fast.Two Hearts Unspoken Targets is no exception to the rule. This was a one-click that I was reading well into the evening to find out how things would turn out for Zach and Elizabeth.

Both of these main characters really stole my heart. Tamara writes her characters with such conviction I often feel as if I am reading more of a true story or watching things as they unfold right before my eyes. I loved these two and the push and pull between them was effortless to read and enjoy and just flow along with. Elizabeth is looking for a new life and doesn’t even begin to know what she will find when she relocated her and her son. Zach is in Crystal Rock trying to find a new way of life with his injuries he sustained as an air force captain. These two are really a great match and it was fun to watch them find the way to each other’s hearts. I can’t wait for more!

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The Princess and the Pit Bulls (The Fairy Tale Series Book 4) by Jody Lynn Daniels – Review by Karyn Taylor

The Princess and the Pit Bulls: Book Four in the Fairy Tale SeriesThe Princess and the Pit Bulls: Book Four in the Fairy Tale Series by Jody Daniels
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

The Princess and The Pit Bulls is a very sweet romance by Jody Lynn Daniels. This was the first time that I had read any of this author’s work. I was enticed by the blurb and decided to give it a try. I’m so glad I did as I thoroughly enjoyed this book.
Chloe Wheeler is an up and coming fashion designer which is her dream job. When all goes wrong at work her life takes a new turn.
Sebastian Adams is the new vet in town. He’s very charming and easy on the eye and comes with 2 adorable pit bulls Bonnie And Clyde. He first sees Chloe when she’s bridesmaid at her sister’s wedding and he thinks she looks just like a princess.
I loved both of these characters. Everyone just adores Chloe and she’s a huge hit with the animals at the vet practice (and their owners). She has a huge amount of love and compassion for others and is willing to help anyone in need. Sebastian is just an all-round great guy. He’s sweet, loyal and trustworthy. The fact that he’s gorgeous is an added bonus. I loved how he fought for Chloe, both for her heart and to clear her name.
This lovely romance had me gripped to the story from the beginning and was a definite page turner. I was hooked to Chloe and Sebastian’s story and couldn’t wait to see how it turned out.
100% recommend this book!

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Blessed: The Academy of Seraph by Brandi Elledge – Review by Francis O’Sullivan

Blessed: Academy of the SeraphBlessed: Academy of the Seraph by Brandi Elledge
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

Blessed: Academy of the Seraph is a YA fantasy book by Brandi Elledge which centres around a school for young adults who have been chosen by angels (and, sometimes, demons) and given special abilities. The protagonist Gabriella is extremely powerful, but knows that her powers could put her in danger and so has been hiding and avoiding going to the Academy for as long as she can.
My favourite characters are Gabriella’s best friends, Remy and Hannah. They’re both so fun and kind, and help to lighten the mood of the book. Also Remy spends a considerable amount of time asleep which is relatable.
There’s a bit of a love triangle, which I could live without, but it does link in to aspects of the story and adds to the tension. Generally, though, there is more focus on friendship than romance which is great!
For me, this is a five star read. Great for young adults who enjoy the whole school for people with special powers thing. It ends on a cliff-hanger, so I’m eager for the sequel to come out so I can find out what happens next!

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