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Every Breath You Take (Bayou Devils MC 3) By A.M. Myers – Review by Heidi Eich Woodring

Every Breath You Take (Bayou Devils MC 3)Every Breath You Take by A.M. Myers
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

Every Breath You Take by A.M. Myers is the 3rd book in Bayou Devils MC book, and by far my most favorite in this series. The strong female character, Tatum, is bold, outrageous, and takes no crap from anyone. She knows how to handle herself and has lived a life that always is not easy but she has not let that stop her from being herself. Add in Lincoln who truly knows how to take care of people he loves, he is the one made to stand by Tatum and handle her when she is at her best and at her worse. These characters are strong, and I know that I feel in love with reading their story. Adding in characters from the MC I adore because I get to know them while I read interactions with them all, I truly love this MC and what they do to help others that need it and show again not all MCs are bad.
Tatum losses her mother and as time goes by learns that her mother wasn’t always what she appeared to be and Lincoln after losing his father learned to step up and take care of his mother and sisters. When Lincoln has to watch over Tatum, an order given by his president, he must and right away he is drawn to her. It’s not long before her past and her mother’s past catch up to her and danger surrounds them both, Can both put the past behind them and leave the ghosts that haunt them there as well?

I truly love A.M. Myers writing style and as I read each book, I fall more in love with this MC. The love the passion they have for each other and the lives they all lead. I love that each book gives me characters that I want to continue to read more and more about. A.M. Myers, I simply love your series and I LOVE TATUM and LINCOLN! Another five star read!

Review by Heidi Eich Woodring
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The Boss (Fire’s Edge, #1) by Abigail Owen – Review by Bobbi Wagner

The Boss (Fire's Edge, #1)The Boss by Abigail Owen
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

This is a paranormal story that has just a little bit of everything in it from action to hot steamy romance. This book pulled me in right from the beginning and kept me engaged until the end. Delaney and Finn are characters that are attracted to each other from the start. They made me feel as if I was right there with them. One is running from love and the other is running from her past. Will Finn save her and finally give in to fate? A great start to a new series! I highly recommend this book

Reviewed by @bjwagner

September 25, 2018
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Drawing Strength From Words (A Four Horsemen Novel Book 2) by C.A. King – Review by Tracy Manderson

Drawing Strength From Words (A Four Horsemen Novel Book 2)Drawing Strength From Words by C.A. King
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

Drawing Strength From Words (A Four Horsemen Novel Book 2) by C.A. King
5 out of 5 stars
Drawing Strength From Words is a Four Horsemen Novel Book 2 written by C.A. King and it’s not the first book that I have read by this author. Her writing is unique and realistic that I couldn’t put this book down that I read it in one sitting. This story is a paranormal thriller with a great mix of ancient myth and contemporary life with a chunk of humor, some fast-paced action and throw in some romance.
Gabrielle, receives little credit for protecting mankind. The vast insecurities of men altered history itself, portraying her as a masculine brute. Taking a back seat to her brothers seemed the right thing to do, but left a bitter taste in her mouth and an impenetrable barricade shielding her heart.
When Ryder’s parents were killed he bounced around the system. Between that and run-ins with the law for crimes he never committed, it seemed the whole world was conspiring against him. Never growing attached to anyone was rule number one: a rule he’d never broken until a white-haired vixen, with blocks of ice on her shoulders, walked right into his life. Melting through those frosty layers became all that mattered, even if that meant sacrificing himself in the process.
Can Ryder overcome Gabrielle’s securities or will she stay cold? Can these two have a happily ever after or will they have a bad ending?
I highly recommend this story…. You need to read this book/series to find out…..
By
Tracy

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Special Agent Charli (Undercover FBI Book 6) by Mimi Barbour – Review by Cindy Mayberry

Special Agent Charli (Undercover FBI Book 6)Special Agent Charli by Mimi Barbour
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

Special Agent Charli
Undercover FBI Book 6
By Mimi Barbour
☆☆☆☆☆
Let take a suspenseful story and throw in some crazy romance. While we try and stay a head.

Charli works for the FBI, and she is good at her job. But… She has just finished with a serious case. She needs a vacation and she is about to go. Just her and her grandfather, at their favorite spot. In comes the knock and the begging, crying and scared child.

Mimi Barbour has written this story and included some antidotes to bring the story full circle. Her characters are so real, and her explanations are frightening. While I read this in the middle of the night, it did not stop me from hearing every little noise. I love this story! The case has some true to life examples. That will keep you turning those pages. I will continue to seek more from this author.

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Just Exes by Charity Ferrell – Review by Chantelle Smith

Just ExesJust Exes by Charity Ferrell
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

Just Exes is a another read in Blue Beech Series from author Charity Ferrell.
This is my fourth read from this author and I still continue to enjoy them read after read, and in fact, I think she continues to make them get better and better. This author has an incredible writing style that captivates you, has you following the journey of these characters until the very end, so much so you don’t want to put the read down.

Everything about her books continues to captivate you through the entire read. I’ve been in a bit of a reading slump lately but this most definitely got me out of it. I was totally hooked with this read, it was an emotional rollercoaster of emotions and a rollercoaster of a journey for both of our characters Gage & Lauren. I was on the edge of my seat wondering what these two could be hiding from each other, and also hoping that I was something that they could both overcome TOGETHER. But I was definitely not expecting it to take that heartbreaking turn!
These two have been through a lot more than you originally think, but I’m glad these two get the chance to tell their story. A story of second chances, heartbreak, loss, pain, love, passion, anger. But boy oh boy have these two characters got an undeniable chemistry and connection that cannot be ignored by each other or others in their lives. These two are destined to be together.

I absolutely loved each of these secondary characters in their own way – Lauren the strong women, that puts others happiness before her own, and is determined to always help others, just so happens to come back into Gage’s life when he most definitely needs her, he just doesn’t realise that through his hate, pain & guilt. Gage, on the other hand, is strong, confident and underneath all that heartbroken, angry & broken – but what he doesn’t realise is that Lauren the only other person to cause him so much pain the only person that can possibly get him through it all. These two break down each other’s walls and helps each other fight their internal struggles. They may still have to face ups and downs in this read but you can’t help but wish & hope that they finally get their second chance and a HEA.

Along with our amazing main characters we have some brilliant secondary characters that I didn’t realise were all part of the same series, but it was good to read about Willow & Dallas, Stella & Hudson and see how their stories were progressing. It was also nice to see the friendship that Willow & Lauren had throughout this book it really helped the story along and influenced the characters in their journeys as well.

I can’t wait to see where Charity Ferrell will take this series next and whose story we will be getting next – I will most certainly be waiting for that read! I cannot wait. But until then this is a read that should not be missed and I can’t wait to see where Lauren & Gage’s story goes next.

Review by @tillytillzz

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That Voodoo That You Do (Chateau Rouge Book 1) by Jolie St. Amant – Review by Bobbi Wagner

That Voodoo That You Do (Chateau Rouge Book 1)That Voodoo That You Do by Jolie St. Amant
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

This is a paranormal-ghost romance set that I loved and is a must read. Three women each looking for one thing, love. The Chateau Rouge is a hotel that secrets and if only the walls could talk, oh the tales! I loved the characters in this book. They are connectable and lovable. They took me on a journey of finding themselves along with a chance of love at the same time. It left me sitting on the edge of my seat just waiting to see what would happen next. I highly recommend this book!

Reviewed by @bjwagner

September 25, 2018

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Self Love by T.L. Clark – Review by Angela Hayes

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

4 Stars

Self Love By T.L Clark is a great standalone story that took me on a journey full of emotion, angst, a little drama, interesting characters, self-discovery, personal growth, and much more.
Molly is thirty-four-year-old florist who hasn’t had a lot of dating experience. Her experiences have left her somewhat dubious about the whole process. She has issues and is quite self depreciating- feeling fat and unattractive, she thinks she may never find love or settle down and start a family. A visit to the Doctor pushes her into making some lifestyle changes….. and so this story unfolds. We get to follow along as Molly goes through all the different stages of this journey, experiencing self- doubt, angst, and all the highs and lows. Molly is very realistic, believable and relatable. I think women everywhere have experienced what Molly has gone through and can relate to her feelings- I know I have and do.
As I would expect from Ms. Clark, this story is beautifully written, engaging and connectable. The story had depth, and the character growth and development over the course of the story was pretty good, even though there were a lot of times where Molly frustrated me with her apologies and thought processes. She was a lot stronger than she believed. I look forward to seeing what Ms. Clark has in store for us next!

Thank you, Ms. Clark!

Reviewed by @angelahayes

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Beneath a Blue Moon (Crescent City Wolf Pack #2) by Carrie Pulkinen – Review by Sarah Oakes

Beneath a Blue Moon (Crescent City Wolf Pack, #2)Beneath a Blue Moon by Carrie Pulkinen
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

A great read about possibilities. Chase Beauchamp lives a stable life as second in command of the Crescent City wolf pack until a witch is found brutally murdered. While cake tasting for his alphas wedding, he comes across another witch who is hiding secrets. Chase has always been wary towards witches, and it tries his patience. Will he able to put his mistrust aside, can he find out the truth before more supernatural creatures get hurt?
A great read. Well developed plot with twists and turns that I just couldn’t put down. Well developed characters like Rain wishing for a better tomorrow even if it seems impossible or Chase trying to protect his pack but still hold authority. Great supporting cast with kind and caring Snow or sweet Emma as a curious little girl. A terrific villain that will send shivers up your spine.
A great example of building upon the fantasy world in a sequel with introduction of witches with their own laws and rules coexisting with the werewolves. the sense of facing the consequences of these laws was perfectly written to create tensions for Rain. The use of magic was spellbinding each time as something sacred but beautiful. And also the curse and the potion was perfectly written with specific rules to create difficulties for the character.
I also enjoyed the witches mythological roots in nature and magic and kindness which is rare in literature. I loved the visual detail throughout the novel in the nature of the park and the storm and rain song as something soothing and intoxicating. Or the bakery with its colour and sense of smell and taste in all the cakes as if you were actually there. Overall, a great read and I would give it five stars.

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The Catch (Eastern Shore Swingers Book 2) by Phoebe Alexander – Review by Katie Kearney

The CatchThe Catch by Phoebe Alexander
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

The Catch (Eastern Shore Swingers Book 2) by Phoebe Alexander. While this is book two you can read it as a standalone without any questions or confusion. I knew by who wrote this book and the description that I’d like this book, but in all honesty that’s not where it stops. I absolutely loved this book and the amazing characters in it. From page one the main character Paisley drags you into her world. This story is definitely steamy but it’s also a bit suspenseful and I love that in a book. The author does a wonderful job of keeping all aspects of the story equal and well written. The characters are complex and flawed making them both believable and relatable to readers. The author is amazing at writing a story that can come alive before your eyes and make you forget you’re just reading a book. I’m giving this book a five star review and can’t wait to read more!

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The Last Keeper of the Light: A dystopian fantasy by Nikki Broadwell ~ Review by Liz Vrchota

The Last Keeper of the Light: a dystopian fantasyThe Last Keeper of the Light: a dystopian fantasy by Nikki Broadwell
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

Nikki Broadwell was a new author to me when I picked up The Last Keeper of the Light, but I can promise you she will be on my radar from now on. I must say this novel really captivated my attention from beginning to end. There was never a dull moment and really it honestly had me thinking deeply throughout.

Based off some great Hopi Indian lore it incorporates dystopian post-apocalyptic thrills that will keep you on the edge of your seat. Sandal was a fun and unique character that I found really compelling and fun to read as well. On top of all the great story plot, and characters, is a great world building and detailed descriptions of a world that may seem so very far away in a reality, but yet you feel as if you are walking alongside the Sandal and experiencing things firsthand. I can’t wait to see what else we will get from Nikki Broadwell!

Review by @lizaileen
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Special Agent Charli (Undercover FBI Book 6) – Review by Lisa Boltiador

Special Agent Charli (Undercover FBI Book 6)Special Agent Charli by Mimi Barbour
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

This may be book six in a series, but it was a stand alone. Charli is in need of a break she never gets, because she’s needed by a teen who needs saving in more than one way. Between Charli, a couple teenagers, Blake the player, and Gramps, this odd group goes through some pretty intense moments. It’s nice how they all find what they have been missing in one another. While the love scenes didn’t really start my fire (just could have flowed better, or used better terms), the action, suspense, and story were really good. It was an enjoyable read.

Reviewed by @lisaboltiador
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Casstiel; Born of Lightning (Dragonkind~52 realms) by Sheri-Lynn Marean – Review by Krystal Gaston

Casstiel; Born of Lightning: Dragon Shifter (Dragonkind ~ 52 Realms)Casstiel; Born of Lightning: Dragon Shifter by Sheri-Lynn Marean
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

Casstiel: Born of Lightning (Dragonkind~52 realms) written by Sheri-Lynn Marean. This is Casstiels story and with it comes loss, heartache, lust and forgiveness. I was surprised at the sexual scenes in this story, I didn’t see them coming but they were pretty good. Skye was an interesting character as Casstiels daughter, shes strong willed, stubborn and realized when she messed up that she needed to fix it. Casstiel is angry, lonely and lost until Ashara comes into his life and now he’s fighting so many more emotions and feelings. How do you move on when your soul mate dies, leaving you and your children behind? This story is how you move on. I couldn’t put this book down and ended up reading it in one sitting, it hooked me right away and kept me on an emotional roller coaster ride to the end.

Review by @krystalgaston

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Releasing the Demons by L.D. Rose – Review by Erin Wolf

Releasing the DemonsReleasing the Demons by L.D. Rose
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

I give Releasing the Demons (The Order of the Senary) by L.D. Rose, 5 stars.

Blaze is a hybrid who spent too long at the hands of a vampire being tortured. He thought he would never survive. But his brothers rescued him. It took him a long time to mentally get out of there, but he just exists now. He only lives for killing any and all vampires. But when he has a run in with a female human detective, he starts to feel again. She is in danger and he needs to protect her. But is that all?

Valerie is on the scene of yet another horrific vampire murder. All signs point to Blaze. Bit the more she knows him, the more she thinks that maybe it wasn’t him. He wants to find the killer as bad as she does. Can she trust him? If it wasn’t him, then who is behind it? And why does she feel more for him than she really should?

This is a wonderful paranormal suspense romance. The characters are so engaging. I hope to see more of Blaze and Valerie in the future. The author crafts a world in which you get lost in immediately and feel sorry that the ride is over when you come to the the last page. Expertly done, I hope to read much more of this series in the future.

If you like paranormal books with action/suspense and romance, this book is for you.

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Casstiel; Born of Lightning: Dragon Shifter (Dragonkind ~ 52 Realms) by Sheri-Lynn Marean – Review by Heather Bahm

Casstiel; Born of Lightning: Dragon Shifter (Dragonkind ~ 52 Realms)Casstiel; Born of Lightning: Dragon Shifter by Sheri-Lynn Marean
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

Casstiel; Born of Lightning: Dragon Shifter (Dragonkind ~ 52 Realms) is a paranormal romance by Sheri-Lynn Marean. Upon starting this novel, I quickly found it wasn’t just a simple paranormal romance, but much more. Interwoven in this story is suspense and drama, as well as, some of those paranormal aspects we see as a signature item in soul mate romances. This story can be read as a standalone, but I felt that there were some items I would have understood and followed more easily if I had read the novel prior to this one within the series. The story is highly creative pushing imagination to the edges of reality and tipping slightly over. The chemistry and character interactions were well written driving a captivating storyline for the main characters.

Reviewed by @hbahm

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The Last Keeper of the Light: a dystopian fantasy by Nikki Broadwell – Review by Heather Bahm

The Last Keeper of the Light: a dystopian fantasyThe Last Keeper of the Light: a dystopian fantasy by Nikki Broadwell
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

Nikki Broadwell’s The Last Keeper of the Light is a dystopian fantasy. This science fiction themed novel is that dares to shift what we know to a complete different realm than what we believe to be ahead of us. It pushes to apocalyptic events that create a hallowing view of how lives must be fought for and the difficult paths being embarked. The main character, Sandal, is one that must make unimaginable decisions to survive and how to proceed as new people come in/out of her life as she is on her journey to survive. This novel captures your mind as you’re reading and pulls you into the story. It was very well written and addictive to finish.

Reviewed by @hbahm

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Coming Alive (Welcome to Carson #1) by Renee Harless- Review by Tracy Manderson

Coming Alive (Welcome to Carson, Book One)Coming Alive by Renee Harless
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

Coming Alive (Welcome to Carson #1) by Renee Harless
5out of 5stars
Loved this book I just completely fell in love with the characters in this story the way they were written was amazing and the story line OMG… the amount of tissues I used when I first started reading this story. The characters are well developed and the secondary characters just make up the rest of the story.
Avery Poindexter Grew up in a family that would put Cinderella’s to shame, Avery watched as her sister withstood years of abuse while she was sidelined to the staff quarters unable to fight for her own.
However, she had a plan…
On her eighteenth birthday, she went to her mean and abusive grandmother, with the signed paperwork in hand Avery and her sister made their escape and never looked back, but Avery should have guessed that her change in luck was too good to be true.
After much heartache she decides she needs a change.
So she jumps at the chance to move to Carson, North Carolina. As Avery adjusts to a new beginning and a new life, she’s thrown a curve ball she wasn’t expecting Logan a man that has his own secrets and demons shrouded in the darkness of his past. He also happens to be one of her bosses and Avery finds herself drawn to him in a way she never anticipated, torn between wanting to wrap him in her arms and push him away in hopes to save his life.

She never expected to take another chance at love…actually, she had planned on remaining invisible for the rest of her life.
Logan grew up in a trailer park, he was a punching bag to his dad’s vicious temper, and he made a vow to make something of himself. Determination and scholarships got him through medical school; women got him through lonely nights.
After all that he has been through he doesn’t trust women. Period. They play on your emotional vulnerability and use you if they can. They chew you up and spit you out. He should know; his family has a long history of lying, cheating, manipulating, and leaving women.
Can they overcome their pasts and the demons they fight? Or will they be able to open up to each other and let their walls down? I guess you will have to read this awesome book…
By Tracy

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The Kitty Committee: A Novel of Suspense by Kathryn Berla – Review by Dori Cousley

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 has all you can ask for from mystery, fear and suspense. The story grabs you in from the first page and you do not want to put it down till the last page. The story flows, is engaging and well written. Ms. Berla has a way with her words, so descriptive. The many twists and turns will leave you guessing as well as being taken on an emotional roller coaster ride. The characters are real and believable. We all know some mean girls or went to school with them. The story takes place between the past and present, but the transitions between the two are down with ease. I highly recommend The Kitty Committee.

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Beneath a Blue Moon (Crescent City Wolf Pack Book 2) by Carrie Pulkinen – Review by Madison Degraffenreid

Beneath a Blue Moon (Crescent City Wolf Pack, #2)Beneath a Blue Moon by Carrie Pulkinen
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

Beneath a Blue Moon (Crescent City Wolf Pack Book 2) by Carrie Pulkinen
This is book two in the series and it follows Chase second in command to Luke the alpha. Chase is wary of witches and avoids anything to do with them at all costs due to an event from his past. When he meets Rain a cursed witch he tries his best to avoid her even though the Alpha has put him on cake duty which deals with her directly. He is fine with just being civil until he realizes she is his fate bound. When an energy vampire begins targeting witches his protective instincts arise. Can he protect her while also keeping his family safe from her curse. Will he be forced to pick between his mate and the pack?

I loved this novel and both the main characters Rain and Chase. Rain had a spunky personality, strong will, and was full of compassion. She looks for ways to end her curse and hates that it causes others with witch blood harm for their kindness. Chase is a great guy. He is dedicated to the pack and to his family. He also sounds mouthwatering from the description in the book. I loved following the romance between the two and the storyline was easy to follow. I could not put this novel down. That’s why I rate it 5 stars.

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Self Love by TL Clark – Review by Bobbi Wagner

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

This is my favorite book by this author yet. It is an emotional story about a woman, Molly, who doesn’t feel very good about herself and learns to make changes with her life. She takes us on an emotional roller coaster ride that at times made me laugh to a few tears. Molly is a strong character with some insecurities. I enjoyed watching her grow throughout the story. I read this book in one sitting as it kept me engaged until the last word. I highly recommend this book.
Reviewed by @bjwagner

September 24, 2018

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The Boss Man (The Manly Series book 4) by Teddy Hester – Review by Lyndsey Fairley

The Boss Man (The Manly Series book 4) by Teddy Hester 4 stars

This was my first read by this author and while i was drawn into this story as its written very well, the story itself just missed a mark with me somewhere. I loved the main characters and the secondary ones as well, but I just couldn’t put my finger on why I didn’t connect with them. This was a very quick read, and in a field of work ive not read about before so that was really neat to read about. But the instant and quick turn around of Jack and not wanting forever to now seeing it with Jilly, wasn’t rubbing me right in how it played out. Their attraction is hot and off the charts and I loved the banter between them!

Summer Fling by Tarrah Anders – Review by Katie Matthews

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

I love this author so much! Her books are always brilliant to read. I have to say as well I absolutely adore the front cover, so simple yet beautiful. This was a fast paced read and as always I was swept into the story straight away. I loved both Emma and Royce and they were surrounded by some fantastic secondary characters that were perfect additions to the story. I loved the twists and the turns that they author took me on and I was rooting for Emma and Royce the whole way through! They had amazing chemistry and were both genuinely lovely people. It didn’t take me long at all to fall for Royce, his determination in showing Emma that they belonged together was romantic! It is without a doubt that I would recommend this beautiful 5 star story and I can’t wait for more from Ms Anders in the future!

Review by @katiem

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Repressed (An Ash Park Novel 3) by Meghan O’Flynn – Review by Katie Matthews

Repressed (Ash Park, #3)Repressed by Meghan O’Flynn
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

 

Wow, what a read! I think I am still trying to process most of the book – I’m definitely glad I read it in the day!! It was dark, gritty and whilst I don’t condone the things that happen in the story it is after all a story, and one that was very well written. The book honestly left me on the edge of my seat on more than one occasion and I did have to put it down a few times to gather my thoughts! The characters were complex, Morrison and Petrosky worked well together.
I thought that the story was well paced and it was extremely well written. It’s definitely not for the fain-hearted but the author has done an amazing job with telling such a twisted story that absolutely captivated me from beginning to end. The action never stops and I couldn’t turn the pages quick enough so I could see what was going to happen.
This could be read as a standalone but I would highly recommend reading the series in order. I look forward to the next book in the series!

Review by @katiem

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Special Agent Charli (Undercover FBI Series Book #6) by Mimi Barbour – Review by Angela Hayes

Special Agent Charli (Undercover FBI Book 6)Special Agent Charli by Mimi Barbour
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

5 Stars

Special Agent Charli is the sixth book in the Undercover FBI series by Mimi Barbour. I have read a few of her books now and she never fails to deliver a wonderful story that captivates me right from the beginning. I particularly loved this book, not just because the story was superbly written, full of intrigue, mystery, suspense, romance, sizzle, and some drama. But because the characters were just so incredibly endearing (well, except for the killer)- these characters really are the jewels in this story- they were so lovingly crafted into fully realised individuals with their own personalities, quirks and flaws. I was immediately invested in them and this fantastic story. I was so hooked, that I devoured the whole thing in one sitting. I could feel that the author put a lot of her heart and soul into this story and I feel the love she has for her own Poppa John, he is one of the best characters I have read. I just loved him, and even though he is a ‘supporting’ character, he really added something special to the overall storyline. Because of him, the story was sweeter, more emotional, tender and touching than it would have been without him. Don’t get me wrong, Charli, Blake, Alicia/Kayla, Angie, Star, and the rest of the cast are brilliant, and I loved them all- but Poppa John just elevated the whole story for me! There is a wonderful ‘feel good quality to the storyline because of him and the characters and their connection….
There were quite a few funny, lighter moments that helped to balance some of the more intense, heart wrenching and dramatic elements of the storyline. The funny quips and banter had me smiling like an idiot or laughing out loud.
The story is told from several perspectives, which helps to give a more in-depth view of the whole thing.
This isn’t my first book of Ms. Barbour’s, but it is definitely my favourite, so far! I am really looking forward to the next book!

Thank you, Ms. Barbour!

Reviewed by @angelahayes

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Just Exes by Charity Ferrell – Review by Katie Kearney

Just ExesJust Exes by Charity Ferrell
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

Just Exes By Charity Ferrell. First off let me just say it took me a couple days to recover from this incredibly written story. Going in I thought I’d be get a nice easy and maybe fun exes to lovers story. Instead I got a story filled to the brim with secrets, a bit of suspense and emotions that made the hair on the back of my neck stand up. Lauren and Gage had everything figured out until one day it just wasn’t, secrets aren’t ever easy. I love the banter back and forth because it feels genuine and believable. The characters just clicked for me, I never felt like they didn’t fit. It’s an emotional roller coaster that I really wish I could read again for the first time. Get ready for quite the ride. It’s well written and paced nicely with characters I just fell in love with completely. I’m giving this book a five star review and highly recommend it to everyone.

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Just Exes by Charity Ferrell – Review by Jenni Bishop

Just ExesJust Exes by Charity Ferrell
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

Just Exes by Charity Ferrell is a second chance romance story that is a great read. Charity is a talented storyteller that keeps you engaged, engrossed and enthralled from start to finish. I really loved the main characters Lauren and Gage and Charity certainly put me through my paces as I felt every emotion, every hurt, every pain, every good and every bad thing that happened to them. I cried and laughed but my god what Gage went through was just heartbreaking. Gage and Lauren are very well developed and it was easy to connect to them and what they were going through. It is an extremely beautiful story that is extremely well written and flows well. I look forward to reading more from this author. This is a must read but keep the tissues close.

Reviewed by @jennadb

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Badge Bunny (Romance in Rehoboth Book 4) by K.L. Montgomery – Review by Tracy Manderson

Badge BunnyBadge Bunny by K L Montgomery
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

Badge Bunny (Romance in Rehoboth Book 4) by K.L. Montgomery
5 out of 5 stars

Badge bunny is the fourth book in the Rehoboth series written by Ms. Montgomery and the third book in this series that I have read. While it is part of a series it is a stand-alone. I enjoyed the characters and their quirky ways and the storyline is funny and entertaining. Also this author’s writing style as it is easy flowing and engaging.
This is Chris and Brynne story and I can promise you will get a kick out of it.
Brynne Miller’s job as an ER doctor means she’s always meeting cops. In fact, she’s dated so many that her friends/coworkers call her “Badge Bunny.” But she will never date Chris Everson. Nope. Not a chance. He managed to piss her off within two seconds of meeting him and first impressions are everything.
Aren’t they?
Chris Everson has a pretty sweet life: a great job as a state trooper, lots of buddies to hang out with, and he lives at the beach. What could be better? But he’s harboring a secret–a secret that doesn’t fit with his whole tough guy cop persona. He’s gone to great lengths to keep his secret from his guy.
They both have secrets what happens when they come out? Can they over-come them or will they walk away from each other?
I really enjoyed this book/series….
By
Tracy

 

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Just One Night by Charity Ferrell – Review by Amber Lange

Just One NightJust One Night by Charity Ferrell
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

Just One Night by Charity Ferrell was a great book. One minute this book had me full belly laughing and the next I was tearing up. I loved the authors writing style and I loved the story. It was definitely one of my favorite books this year. Now this book is not one that’s going to expand your mind or make you smarter but it’s a fun lighthearted read. I really enjoyed it and will be looking for others by Charity. 5 star rating.

Review by @nerdybrunette456

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The Night Manager by Tarrah Anders – Review by Amber Lange

The Night ManagerThe Night Manager by Tarrah Anders
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

The Night Manager by Tarrah Anders is a fun read. I enjoyed the characters and writing. I guess this is a sequel to another book but I never felt lost or confused. Jacks and Cam are super cute and you really can’t help but love them together. This book was fun and sexy. One of my favorite parts was when Cam and her friends visit the strip club. I love Jacks reaction. Overall I would definitely read other works by this author. 4 star rating.

Review by @nerdybrunette456

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Kismet (Endgame Series Book 2) by Leigh Ann Lunsford – Review by Krystal Gaston

Kismet (Endgame Series #2)Kismet by Leigh Ann Lunsford
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

Kismet is Book two in the Endgame Series written by Leigh Ann Lunsford. This story can be read as a stand alone or following book one. I suggest reading book one first. Leigh Ann Lunsford did a unique thing when writing this story. If you read book one you know some of the stuff mentioned in this book and you have a clue as to what it’s about however this is told from Emberlee and Brodys point of view and there is sooo much stuff that happened that we didn’t know about.
“She renders me incapable with one touch. One look. The hands that were slapping and lashing out at me are the same ones caressing and pulling me closer. Kismet. Beyond my control.”
Emberlee and Brody have history, it started out innocent he was there while her father mentored him, she was in high school, he had to stay away from her she was only 16. When called home for an emergency with his sister he realizes that his sister is only one year younger then Emberlee. That was a rude awakening for Brody and he has to break his promise to Emberlee he is too old for her she is still too young and she hates the military lifestyle. But does she get a say in her life? After three long heart broken years how will Emberlee react when Brody not only comes back around but wants to fix the past and his mistakes when it comes to why he left and the way he did it. Emberlee and Brody have a very love/hate relationship and it is hilarious. They are friends lovers and enemies but will he be there for her when it matters most?

Review by @krystalgaston

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Pointe of Breaking by Amy Daws and Sarah Pepper – Review by Krystal Gaston

Pointe of BreakingPointe of Breaking by Amy Daws
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

Pointe of breaking by amy daws and sarah pepper is a five star read to me.  I haven’t read a book this great in a few month. First there’s Adeline, she’s a great prima ballerina studying at the Joffery Ballet Company in NYC.  Shes there on a Richards scholarship from her home town of Chicago, she works at a coffee house called Cuppa.  She works hard to maintain her scholarship and her loft apartment.  While working one night she meets a handsome senior named Blake Rossi, he threatens to get her fired unless she agrees to a date with him.  They end up in a relationship that ends rather abruptly after Blake proposes to Adeline.  She is heartbroken and devastated, she has yet to understand why they broke up but after a year of being broken up she realizes just how toxic their relationship was.  She never met his friends of family and never did things as a couple besides sex.  Right before Adeline is set to do the performance of a lifetime, one that can make or break you on the ballet world, Blake shows up and tried to make up a Adeline using her weakness and love for him to have sex with her.  Afterwards she realizes shes late for her performance and she feels devastated after what just happened with Blake.  While doing her performance she makes eye contact with Leonardo (Leo).  After maintaining eye contact throughout her entire performance she notices he is sitting with none other than Blake.  Shes heartbroken and feeling used after an amazing performance and decided to go to the seedy hole in the wall across the street there she actually meets Leo.  Can Leo help fix Adelines heart or will he ruin her for good.    Will Leos connection to Blake make her run or will she give him a chance.  Can Blake stay away or will he try to ruin any happiness Adeline could have with Leo.  This is a story of loss, betrayal, love, passion, and heartbreak.  But in the end will Adeline and Leo push through all the obstacles his privileged life puts in front of them or will her lower class status be what breaks them due to the pressure to not date beneath your class.  Can Leo fix all his wrong doings towards Adeline and can they share their secrets about their pasts along with current mistakes. Can leos parents repair their relationship with Adeline after his moms takes her scholarship from her. Does Blake  take advantage of Adeline in a weak moment during a break up with Leo or will Blakes wife ruin everything….

Review by @krystalgaston

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