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Self Love: A British Tale of Woe and Wit by TL Clark – Review by Debi Kircher

Self LoveSelf Love by T.L. Clark
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

Self Love: A British Tale of Woe and Wit by TL Clark

4 Stars

This was my first read by this author and I truly enjoyed it although a lot of parts were hard to read, and this is simply because so many thoughts Molly had were thoughts I’ve had through the years before I made some changes and went on my own type of journey. Remembering a lot of those feelings was fun while I was reading along but I sure could relate to almost everything in this story.

It took me a bit to actually fall in love with Molly, there were just a few too many SMH moments but that changed as it all got going and then i was hooked. I loved her best friend Wendy, she was simply awesome and always there for her.

I’m definitely going to be checking out more by this author..I did really love the writing style and how smoothly it was written and it was very easy to read and get lost in.

I highly recommend this story and this author.

Review by @debikircher

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Blind Magic: The Sanctuary Chronicles by India Kells – Review by Erin Wolf

Blind Magic (The Sanctuary Chronicles #2)Blind Magic by India Kells
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

I give Blind Magic: The Sanctuary Chronicles by India Kells, 5 stars.

Sera is a witch who has been losing her vision for a long time. Now she is blind. She has always spent her life in books, learning as much as she can about the magical world. She has been alone for so long, it is all she knows. Then Ian comes into her life and she cannot stop thinking about him. Werewolves and witches cannot be together, it is doomed to fail. But he keeps inserting himself in her life. Can she stay away?

Ian cannot stop thinking about Sera, from the moment he first literally ran into her. Now it turns out she is in danger, someone is hunting her down. He feels like he must protect her. But what about love? He already lost his mate tragically. But she soothes his soul.

This is an excellent paranormal romance/suspense book. There is so much going on, but it is hard to put it down without giving anything away. I can so though that there is not one minute that you will be bored. It is unlike any book I have ever read before. There are many twists and turns, and characters appearing, you will never be able to guess what it to happen next. Ian and Sera are great main characters too. They are very realistic, with emotions and feelings that most people have experienced. I hope we will see more of these wonderful characters in the future.

I highly recommend this book to all lovers of supernatural romance, urban fantasy and those whole like something engrossing and different.

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Neverland by Melissa Jane – Review by Robin Rankin

NeverlandNeverland by Melissa Jane
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

Neverland by Melissa Jane is one of those books that you just sit there after finishing it you just sit there and say oh wow or something else more explicit.

This book was incredibly tragic, but always had a silver lining hidden in the back or at least it seemed that way to me.

There were so many things I loved about this book but they are so integral to the story and could give things away I can’t and won’t explain so I don’t risk giving anything away.

There aren’t too many books that have effected me the way this one has or I would say are a must read but this is one you must read.

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The Boss Man: A Contemporary Romantic Suspense Novel (The Manly Series Book 4) by Teddy Hester – Review by Robin Rankin

The Boss Man: A Steamy Contemporary Romantic Suspense Novel (The Manly Series Book 4)The Boss Man: A Steamy Contemporary Romantic Suspense Novel by Teddy Hester
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

The Boss Man by Teddy Hester is the fourth book in the Manly Series. Though part of a series it can be read as a standalone which was a good thing for me since I had not heard of this series until this book. I do however intend to go back to meet the other DePaul boys.

Jack is the baby of the family and seems to have the most to prove. Not sure if that is a youngest child trait or not since I’m the oldest. It was apparent from the get go that he needed to show the world, especially his family he can do this.

Jillian had my sympathy, the only girl being raised by her dad and two older brothers couldn’t have been easy for her, but she fights to become an independent strong woman who knows what she wants.

I loved their story. I do wish more loose ends were tied up for me. I’m just nosy like that.

Definitely give this book a try.

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Blind Magic (The Sanctuary Chronicles #2) by India Kells – Review by Naomi McDonald

Blind Magic (The Sanctuary Chronicles #2)Blind Magic by India Kells
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

Blind Magic is the second book in The Sanctuary Chronicles. This book can be read as a standalone. I loved this story. The only thing I would like to have wrapped up is what happened to Hunter and Patricia???? Outside of those two loose ends, it was excellent. Even though this book is about Ian and Sera, I’m really ready for the next book because I liked Finn’s character and I want to see how his story continues. This book has a little of everything…action, sadness, drama, mystery, and of course, romance.
Stellar read!
(Also know that if you really bond with the characters, you might tear up a little toward the end).

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Hidden (Ash Park, #4) by Meghan OFlynn – Review by Bobbi Wagner

Hidden (Ash Park, #4)Hidden by Meghan O’Flynn
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

This is the fourth book in this series and it just keeps getting better and better. I love this series and the mystery, suspense. It took me on a journey of twists and turns that I didn’t see coming plus left me sitting on the edge of my seat just waiting to see what would happen next. Petrosky is my favorite character. He is a little rough around the edges but he gets the job done. He has a case that is haunting him, will he finally get his peace? I highly recommend this book.

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Blind Magic: The Sanctuary Chronicles by India Kells – Review by Jenni Bishop

Blind Magic (The Sanctuary Chronicles #2)Blind Magic by India Kells
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

Blind Magic: The Sanctuary Chronicles by India Kells is a paranormal fantasy ​and the second book in the series. I absolutely love this wonderfully spellbinding story where all sorts of magical beings, witches and shifters, magic and vampires and the enchanted world that India has created. This is one book I was unable to put down and read in one sitting due to the characters and the plight they faced to save one of their own. There is action and drama, mystery and intrigue that keeps you enthralled because India’s words make you imagine and feel like you are a part of this bewitching story. The romance aspect story was enough on it’s own but the twists and plot made for one explosive and exceptional piece of work. The next book can’t come fast enough.

Reviewed by @jennadb

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Hidden: An Ash Park Novel (Volume 4) by Meghan O’Flynn – Review by Jenni Bishop

Hidden (Ash Park, #4)Hidden by Meghan O’Flynn
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

Hidden: An Ash Park Novel (Volume 4) by Meghan O’Flynn is just ohmygod, ohmygod, OMG. Wow this book in the series had me constantly in a state of hyper awareness every single step of the way, page after page after page, right until the very end. I was so engrossed in the story to the point when reading at work, I jumped, screamed and clawed the roof when a colleague came to ask me something. I also bawled my eyes out at one point that I so did not see coming. It is a safe bet to say that emotions run high and all over the place when you read this one, especially when something happens to one of my favourite characters, OMG I was speechless, stunned, no this could not be happening and finally I was heartbroken. Meghan has now been officially added to my fav author list. Her wordsmithing is outstanding and she paints a picture so vivid you are right there with the characters. Another fantastic story.

Reviewed by @jennadb

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Hidden: An Ash Park Novel (Volume 4) by Meghan O’Flynn – Review by Heather Lovelace

Hidden (Ash Park, #4)Hidden by Meghan O’Flynn
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

Meghan O’Flynn continues to weave such an amazing story. This third installment in the Ash Park series does not disappoint. The psychological thriller grabbed my attention immediately. I found myself covering my eyes as I read; I definitely felt every emotion presented. I loved this book and love the series. I cannot wait to see how the series continues!

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Transformations (The Shifter Series, #1) by Cari Schaeffer – Review by Sunday Barnaby

Transformations (The Shifter Series, #1)Transformations by Cari Schaeffer
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

Transformations: The Shifter Series: Volume One by Cari Schaeffer
Four Stars

Transformations is the first book in the Shifter Series by Cari Schaefer. This is the first book I have read by Ms. Schaefer, but definitely won’t be the last. I can’t wait to see what she has in store for us in the next book in this series. I love the different take this author has on shifter’s, it makes this story unique. The book is slow in parts but nothing that would turn me off from reading the rest of the series. It is interesting to see, how the different family members change and the effects of the feud that started generations before. Katherine (Kat) is a really interesting character, and her family is quirky to say the least. This book is full of witty banter and had me laughing out loud, but it also had some serious parts also. Overall it was a very good read and I can’t wait to read what happens in Transgressions.

Reviewed by @sunbarn

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Summer Fling by Tarrah Anders- Review by Moriah Venable

Summer FlingSummer Fling by Tarrah Anders
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

Summer Fling by Tarrah Anders is a stand-alone novel. This is my sixth novel by this author.

The novel opens in a hilarious way with Emma waking up next to guy after a drunken night. She quickly gets rid of him before her roommate sees him. Thought she promised herself she wouldn’t get involved with tourist after her last heartbreak, her feelings for this guy may make her think different.

Royce and his friend/ business partner Cyrus have gone to Sweeney in order to start a veterinarian clinlic with Cyrus having a bit of roots there. While not impressed with the town at first, he is impressed when he sees the girl again and finds out her name is Emma.

While reluctant at first, Emma agrees on a date which goes well. But when she found out he will be going back home for a few days, she wonders if he will ever come back.

Could a blossoming romance just be for the summer or will love blossom for more than just a season?

I love anything Tarrah Anders writes and this novel was no different. The chemistry between the characters was off the charts and felt so real it was like watching a movie in my head.

Royce cute and sweet gestures with Emma just made me love him all the more.

I can’t wait for another novel by this author.

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Summer Fling by Tarrah Anders – Review by Jana Teppih

Summer FlingSummer Fling by Tarrah Anders
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

Summer Fling is a short summer read by Tarrah Anders. It was full of love and laughter and excitement and a bit of mystery! What do you do when you live in a sleepy town that gets lively only when the tourist season hits? Who would go for if majority of ‘of interest’ are there only for a short of period time? Well, you take a decision that you will not date any out of towners/tourists and you will stick with your promise to yourself until the hell freezes over or so you think …
Summer Fling is the story of Emma and Royce – Emma is our hometown girl who has sworn off tourists and Royce is one of those damned and persistent tourists who decides to become a townie AND he is a vet so imagine all those pets! What should a poor girl do? And the chemistry and the heat between those two? Olalaa …. Can Ms Anders write some steamy scenes or not?!!! And let’s not forget about all those ‘supporting’ characters … I wonder if Ms Anders will take us back to Sweeny again …

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Our Next Chapter by Michelle Sullivan – Review by Debi Kircher

Our Next ChapterOur Next Chapter by Michelle Sullivan
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

Our Next Chapter by Michelle Sullivan

5 ++++++ Stars

**sigh**

I just finished this and oh my goodness…..I messed up and read Our Unexpected Hope first which was ok it did not mess anything up, and it was in reading Our Unexpected Hope that made me pick this one up like seconds after finishing. I can honestly say, I never like to go back and read a book when I pretty much already know the outcome of who was in that book. But in this case I had to. The characters of Dez and Karalyn..I don’t even have words for these two….I simply fell in love with both of them..Their story broke my heart more than once and they caused more than a few tears. I just don’t know what to say to give this book or this author the justice thats deserved. I can’t even tell you which one of these books I liked better because they were both simply awesome and I recommend them both. This author has a style about her writing that grabs you and doesn’t let go even after you read the last word.

I already want to read them both again and I will very soon and then I just know I will very soon after that. I loved them.

I will be one of the first in line for any and everything this author comes up with. Another one of those books that 5 stars just isn’t enough!

Reviewed by @debikircher

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The Boss Man: A Steamy Contemporary Romance Novel (The Manly Series book 4) by Teddy Hester – Review by Samantha Scannell

The Boss Man: A Steamy Contemporary Romantic Suspense Novel (The Manly Series Book 4)The Boss Man: A Steamy Contemporary Romantic Suspense Novel by Teddy Hester
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

This book was good. First one I have read in the series. I found that it was a good romance in it and was just enough steamy. I was a little lost felt it was a little slow for me in spots but it was a good book. You can tell the author did take time with this book and that they really enjoy writing. There was good detail and good description to what they really wanted to portray to the reader. I think I’ll read the others and come back to this one again. Good book. Can’t wait to see what else the author has in store.

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Summer Fling By Tarrah Anders – Review by Michelle Mulvey

Summer FlingSummer Fling by Tarrah Anders
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

Summer Fling by Tarrah Anders was a sweet, happy, kinda creepy read for me but, I loved it!
The summer is beginning in a small tourist town called Sweeny which is a lake town in Northern California. Emma co-owns a shop with her best friends twin sister Willie. One night after massive drinking Emma takes a random man home and hooks up with him. Only problem is, she has sworn off summer flings since her last one ended badly with Emma having a broken heart. Royce is not your typical tourist. He’s in town to open a business with a friend of his. Emma and Royce end up seeing a lot of each other I’m such a small town and they become friends. The chemistry they have and the flashbacks they have of their night together make it hard to not have feelings for each other. Royce keeps trying to convince Emma he’s there for the long haul but, there’s a part of her that is worried.

When Royce and Emma finally decide to get together and try for a relationship, Royce’s Past comes crashing into his future. Emma is a great character and definitely tries to stick by her man. Especially since she has a past too. What happens when her past comes back to haunt her too?

I thought this book was well written and the storyline was quite believable. Will Emma and Royce have a chance at a happy ending or will it just be written off as a summer fling?

 

Review by @xchellex

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Summer Fling by Tarrah Anders – Review by Heather Bass

Summer FlingSummer Fling by Tarrah Anders
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

This is the first book I have read from this author and she blew me away. I absolutely love a good stand alone but this story exceeded all my expectations. You can’t help but to fall in love with all of these characters. I was hooked on the very first page. It only took me a few hours to devour this incredible story.

Erin has always been a small town girl. She loves her job at her boutique. Erin has had really bad luck with the men she dates. She has sworn off summer flings for good due to the last man she loved. Erin is now excited about her work until she meets the handsome Royce. She has never felt like this before over a guy. Erin doesn’t want to get attached too fast but she can’t help it. She loves her new relationship with Royce but when she finds out their is an ex in the most she starts to put her walls up.

Royce is new to the town. He is starting up his own business with his best friend. Royce is used to the big city living so he has to get used to this small town. He is excited about his new life especially when he meets the beautiful Erin. Royce falls head over heels with Erin but when his ex comes back things get very interesting. Will Royce find what he is looking for in this small town or will he figure out he needs a big city?

I absolutely loved this book. The storyline has it all romance, mystery, and forgiveness. You will fall in love with these characters right from the start. Erin is the perfect small town girl. She loves her life but she has walls up that are very hard to break. Royce is very handsome with a heart of gold. He is a very caring and understanding guy. These two characters have some steamy scenes that will make your temperature rise. This talented author will keep you at the edge of your seats until the end. I hope we get to know the other guys as well. I can’t wait to see what this author will write next.

Review by @HeatherBass
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Repressed (An Ash Park Novel #3) by Meghan O’Flynn – Review by Julie Lounello

Repressed (Ash Park, #3)Repressed by Meghan O’Flynn
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

Repressed (An Ash Park Novel #3) by Meghan O’Flynn is a five star novel. This novel picks up a few years after book 2. You could probably read this as a standalone, but I recommend reading it as a series because it is much more comprehensive that way. When we pick up the novel, we are thrown into the middle of the police of Ash Park trying to solve a case about sexual abuse and murder of little boys. The killer has escalated and is now killing his victims instead of just pleasuring himself with the abuse. He has gotten away with it so far but the detectives know they need to figure out what is going on and solve the case before anymore children get hurt. This book is fast paced and busy with the detectives interviewing other people and trying to catch the predator. I love how it was able to hold my attention right from the jump and keep my attention the whole way through.

Review by @julie-lounello

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Moments That Define Us (A Gray Ghost Prequel Book 0) by Amy McKinley – Review by Heather Bass

Moments That Define Us (Gray Ghost #0.5)Moments That Define Us by Amy McKinley
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

I have read this series from start to finish and I absolutely loved going back to how it all started. This is a prelude to the amazing Gray Ghost series. I think you can read this novella before or after you read the rest of the series. I absolutely love suspense in my romance and this author keeps on blowing my mind with her writing style. You can’t help not to fall in love with all of the characters. I was hooked from the first page and could not stop. It only took me a couple of hours to devour this perfect story.

Jack has a lot to deal with in his life. He lives with five other guys that don’t have family and he tries to keep their neighborhood safe. Jack is also in love with a girl that can put him into danger. He loves this girl so much but her brother hates him. When Jack and her brother Rex declare a turf war things get very ugly. Jack will do anything for the love of his life but will he pay with his own? Will Jack protect his family or will he end up having to choose?

I absolutely loved this book. The storyline has it all romance, suspense, and a lot of emotion. You will fall in love with all these characters. These guys will touch your hearts from all the hardships they have to go through at a young age. In the end they are family. This talented author will keep you at the edge of your seats and leave you shocked. I’m so happy I read this book. It will give you a better understanding of how this series started. I can’t wait to see what this author will have for us next.
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The Boss Man: A Steamy Contemporary Romantic Suspense Novel (The Manly Series Book 4) by Teddy Hester – Review by Lisette Gonzalez

The Boss Man: A Steamy Contemporary Romantic Suspense Novel (The Manly Series Book 4)The Boss Man: A Steamy Contemporary Romantic Suspense Novel by Teddy Hester
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

The Boss Man: A Contemporary Romantic Suspense Novel (The Manly Series Book 4)
By Teddy Hester
4 Stars

The Boss Man: A Contemporary Romantic Suspense Novel by Teddy Hester is the fourth installment of The Manly Series. This is a suspenseful romance between Jack DePaul and Jillian Vickers. Jack owns a construction company that is currently working on a contract that has a looming deadline. Jillian is a beautiful, independent but feisty woman that will not allow any man to boss her around. The chemistry between Jack and Jillian is instant when they meet and she is a very attractive distraction that he cannot afford to have her distract him from the contract he must complete on time. Will Jack and Jillian be able to work together while keeping their attraction in check? There is someone that is trying to get in Jack’s way for him not to complete the contract in time. Will Jack be able to complete the contract by the deadline? I enjoyed reading this story and the banter between the two main characters. I look forward to reading the other books within this series.

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Transformations: The Shifter Series by Cari Schaeffer – Review by Caralee Loonat

Transformations (The Shifter Series, #1)Transformations by Cari Schaeffer
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

Transformations: The Shifter Series by Cari Schaeffer

5 Stars!!!!!

What more could one ask for in a new series and new author than plenty of drama and intrigue and
an age long feud that no one remembers how it started. I was so enthralled with this book that I couldn’t put it down. The author has a very refreshing style and take on the shifter.

I was very much drawn to Kat not only cause she is the partial focus of the book but because her
character is original. I like how the author brings in many different aspects to this book. There is
the Hatfield and Macoy theme as well as a Romeo and Juliet undertone. I like how the author brings
in the twist of not knowing who the leak is and I like how the drama is drawn out and it isn’t
predictable. I am very eager to read more from not only this author but this series.

Reviewed by @caraleeloonat
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Transformations (The Shifter Series #1) by Cari Schaeffer – Review by Chantelle Smith

Transformations (The Shifter Series, #1)Transformations by Cari Schaeffer
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

Transformations Book 1 in The Shifter Series by author Cari Schaeffer is my first read from this author. She has a brilliant writing style that connects you the reader to the plot and the characters. The synopsis of this book really intrigued me and I couldn’t wait to get started. This was a brilliant fantasy paranormal read, that I could mentally visualise every detail while reading. This read isn’t like your normal Shifter reads it has twists and turns and is kind of like a spin on a Romeo & Juliet story with family’s that are enemy’s that has been building for centuries. This book is filled with lots of emotions that each character feels. This book is captivating, entrancing and I can’t wait to see what else this author brings to this series!

With this book being written in various POV’s it helps you understand the characters actions, and understand the character as a whole, it also brings this story an added depth. With each character that is involved in this story, you follow their journey and watch them grow throughout. But the one whose journey we follow the most is Katherine Wolff. This story flows from chapter to chapter and makes everything even more compelling to read.

This is a read not to be missed – I can’t wait to see what else this author brings to the series. I highly recommend this read.

Reviewed by @tillytillzz

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The Reader by M.K. Harkins – Review by Michelle Austin

The ReaderThe Reader by M.K. Harkins
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

The Reader was an interesting 4 star read.

Ann wakes up on a beach with no memory of who she is and a gunshot wound to her arm. She ends up meeting Devon and Archer who were sent to find her and bring her safely back to the compound where doc can help her.

Both Devon and Archer definitely have different personalities. Devon was standoffish and short with Ann and Archer was charming and helpful. As I got to know them better and we learned more about Ann and the Readers, I understood some things even more.

Ann starts to have memory flashes here and there. I had a lol moment during the “rat” scene. Ann eventually gets confronted and threatened by someone who has some jealousy issues with her.

There are some twists, turns and a love triangle. This was a quick read with a good storyline. The secondary characters were great, my most favorite character was Lucy, her personality was bouncy and fun. I really enjoyed this book, although while reading I felt some similarities to some other books I’ve read. If your looking for some action and heart stopping moments this would be a good read for you. I actually would love to see more from all of these characters, maybe some history on them. Can’t wait to see what’s coming next from M.K. Harkins.

Reviewed by @mab54615
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The Reader (The Immortals Book 2) by M.K. Harkins – Review by Cynthia Ayala

The ReaderThe Reader by M.K. Harkins
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

Riveting and incredibly fast-paced, The Reader delivers a non-stop action ride that keeps the reader entertained and enthralled by the story and the characters. That is probably the best facet of this story, the pace because Harkins can do what many people cant, which is squeeze is massive amounts of history without bogging down the pace of the story or distracting the reader. Harkins approaches her storytelling the way she approaches it regarding Ann. She does not know much, and she has to learn a lot in a small amount of time, so Harkins gives the Ann the cliff notes version of history which is essential. Some authors do not do that which does not work out to well because unless it is essential, it can just make the story drag out. Here Harkins breaks up the history with tension, with a descriptive narrative of what the world is like in the present. So, with the break history lessons broken up by action and character dynamics, it makes for a great read because the story keeps up the momentum while also building up this world for the reader, a world that the reader can understand and get to know.

Some slight problems go hand in hand with the pace of the novel, but ultimately, they are minimal. It just follows the ending. The resolution was so quick; it happened in a snap and the redemption of the villain, it moves like a flick of a switch that their loyalties, it is uneasy to see a villain switch over so quickly without really understanding the motive. It was just too quick, the ending, and could have used a tad more action and character development here.

Nevertheless, it is a good novel. There is a small cast of characters that allows the reader to get to know each of these characters and how they fit with one another. There isn’t much room for character growth in this novel, but the way they all fit together and influence each other is what makes it fun and makes the reader invested in them.

Ultimately, this is just a quick read. It offers a great story that moves effortlessly with a quick pace that keeps the reader engrossed in the story and action of it all.

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Summer Fling by Tarrah Anders – review by Karyn Taylor

Summer FlingSummer Fling by Tarrah Anders
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

Summer Fling by Tarrah Anders is an adult contemporary romance with fantastic characters. I was hooked on the story from the very beginning and it did not disappoint at all.
Living in a tourist area where she co-owns a shop, Emma has sworn off having relationships with any tourists as her previous encounters have not ended well and she’s not prepared to have her heart broken again.
When Royce appears at the start of the summer season, Emma doesn’t trust his proclamation that he’s planning to stay there, put down roots and open his own veterinary practice.
While there is obvious attraction between the two of them, Emma has her guard up as she’s not convinced that he is there to stay. As a small business owner herself, Emma gives lots of help and advice to Royce to help get his business up and running. As they spend more time together they become closer and Emma starts to let her walls down and lets Royce in.
Just as things are going well for the couple Royce’s ex wife does everything she can to split the couple up. She wants Royce back and will do anything to get her way.
Will Royce and Emma overcome all the obstacles in their way and get the HEA that they both deserve? I was certainly rooting for them. I really loved the relationship that they had between them.
I thoroughly recommend this book to other readers.

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Georgia Pine (Southern Promises #3) by K.G. Fletcher – Review by Roxana Yoss

Georgia Pine (Southern Promises #3)Georgia Pine by K.G. Fletcher
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

I always find it interesting when there is an author that I come to enjoy. One of those is K.G. Fletcher and the Southern Promises Series. I was able to read Georgia Pine, and loved the fact that I was able to get lost within the pages of the book.

The storyline follows Jessica Kaufman, a recent divorcee, whom is left to handle life all to her own with her four young daughters. It also follows Tim McGill, who is a landscaper with secrets of his own. Together, they make for an interesting journey.

I really enjoyed the pull that both of these characters had towards each other. I fell in love with the way in which their relationship developed. I love seeing how an author grows and develops in their writing, and this is something that you can definitely see and enjoy with K.G. Fletcher. Definitely enjoyed the book, and can’t wait to read more! This was a definite 4 Stars Book for me!

@ryoss

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Transformations (The Shifter Series, #1) by Cari Schaeffer – Review by Angela Shirley

Transformations (The Shifter Series, #1)Transformations by Cari Schaeffer
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

Transformations: The Shifter Series by Cari Schaeffer is the first book in the series and is not your normal shifter novel.

Katherine Wolff is part of a shifter family which has a dark past and feud which was set generations ago, until a stranger appears on the door step providing answers and help to her but this stranger has his secrets. Christopher has arrived to help Kat by passing on a message that her family is in danger, will she believe him when she finds out he is from the rival family.

The story is dark, mysterious and has a great twist with cliffhanger, the book follows different peoples point of view and offers a great insight into the world of shifters. It did take a while to get into the story but once it got going I enjoyed the fast pace from there in, the characters where believable and the banter between the two main characters was great.

I would recommend this story and can’t wait to read the next instalment in this series.

 

Reviewed by @ashirley

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Repressed (Ash Park#3) By Meghan O’Flynn – Review by Heidi Eich Woodring

Repressed (Ash Park, #3)Repressed by Meghan O’Flynn
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

Repressed By Meghan O’Flynn is volume three in the Ash Park Novel Series. And this by far is the best one that I have read. This book is true definition of a thriller, Very dark, twisted, and fully shows you, not everyone is who they appear to be. O’Flynn again gets down to the dirty so to speak by creating these amazing characters, giving us a mystery that we feel we are in the middle of, and hating when we see those we have grown to love in the series in danger. I just know that each time I get to visit Ash Park, I am never disappointed and always a book that I cannot put down! Another FIVE star read!
Morrison is freshly married and content with his life until an old addiction starts to take over his mind and show that the secrets from his past can’t always stay buried. When his wife and daughter come up missing and he learns this monster who truly wants him to suffer from sins he committed years ago. As time is working against him, he must face something he has tried so hard to forget, awakening a monster, to save those he loves.
Each book grabs you, and makes you want to read more about Ash Park, but for some reason this book stuck with me, even when I was done and put it down. If you are looking for a good read, THIS IS THE BOOK FOR YOU!!

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The Kitty Commitee: A Novel of Suspense by Kathryn Berla – Review by Amber Lange

The Kitty Committee: A Novel of SuspenseThe Kitty Committee: A Novel of Suspense by Kathryn Berla
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

The Kitty Committee: A Novel of Suspense by Kathryn Berla is a suspenseful read full of secrets and mysteries. It kind of reminded me of mean girls with Carly as the “Regina George” of the book. It was kind of a slow start but it was also interesting. It’s a well written book about the power of friendship and how some friendships can just be catastrophic. Carly’s mannerisms and need to control were interesting and honestly one part of the story I found especially interesting. It just really makes you think about people and how different we all are. And how we all think. Overall I enjoyed it and would read other books by Kathryn. 4 star rating.

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Transformations by Cari Schaeffer, The Shifter Series Volume One – Review by Madison Degraffenreid

Transformations (The Shifter Series, #1)Transformations by Cari Schaeffer
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

Transformations The Shifters Series Volume One by Cari Schaeffer

This novel has amazing characters and really focused on character development. A disagreement leads to a family feud that last for centuries. The two warring families have unique abilities. This novel follows the family with the ability to shift. They can shift I to various things but Kat has the ability to shift in to more than anyone. I loved Kats character. She just wants to live a normal life but has to leave school when she finally shifts. It’s hard on her at first but once she accepts her ability things tend to get easier for both her and her family. This novel was definitely not what I expected but I really enjoyed reading it.

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Summer Fling by Tarrah Anders – Review by Jessica Leombruno

Summer FlingSummer Fling by Tarrah Anders
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

If you have read any of my reviews on Tarrah Anders’ books before then you know how much I love her books/writing. Well, Summer Fling was no different; this was a wonderful story about Royce and Emma. Their love story had me swooning so much, that I wished I had a summer fling in my younger years. But, this story was not only sweet and romantic; it had plenty of cray-cray to go around too. Plus we can’t forget all the Hot Sexiness between Royce and Emma; it’s not a Tarrah Anders book without some steamy sexy time between the sheets.

Everything about this book just flowed, there was never a moment that dragged or felt like it needs something. You will be on the edge of your seat ill the end wanting to know what is going to happen next. The little tease in the epilogue has me hoping for another book just about Jackson.

This hot steamy read will get you through some cold winter nights!

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