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Murder at the Wedding (Modern Midwife Mysteries Book 1) by Christine Knapp – Review by Kerry Carr

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Murder at the Wedding (Modern Midwife Mysteries #1)Murder at the Wedding by Christine Knapp
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

I really enjoyed this murder mystery. The story line was unique and kept me guessing who was the murderer all the way which kept me turning the pages.
The author does a great job with the characters. Some i immediately fell in love with whereas others i got an instant dislike for.
This story is a murder mystery. When the  Chief Obstetrician falls down dead at his daughters wedding there are some questions that need to be answered. Maeve O’Reilly Kensington is a midwife and it was her boss that suddenly passed away but what was the cause?
With her husband Will being the caterer for the wedding fingers start to point towards him as the culprit. Maeve knows she’s got to find the real killer to prove her husbands innocence.
With the new acting head of Obstetricians trying to do away with the midwife department Maeve professional and private lives collide. She knows she needs to solve this case and get to the bottom of what is happening not only to save her husbands business but also to save her own job. With the aid of her mother, sister and at times reluctant brother Maeve decides both of their futures rest on her shoulders and getting to the bottom of this case.
Was it just a sad untimely death? Did something more sinister play a part in the Chiefs death? Why would someone what to murder the Cheif Obststrician? As the secret and lies start to unravel Maeve starts to uncover things and things start to get dangerous.

This was a great cosy read that I couldn’t put down. I loved Maeves character and her determination to do what’s right no matter where the truth leads her.

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Mission Target (Jake Wolfe Thrillers Book 7) by Mark Nolan – Review by Francis O’Sullivan

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Mission Target (Jake Wolfe, # 7)Mission Target by Mark Nolan
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

Mission Target is the seventh in the Jack Wolfe Thrillers series, although each book can be enjoyed as a standalone. Jack, and his highly trained dog Cody, have been called on to help eliminate a vast terror threat facing the US. Jack also faces personal threats that put those he loves in danger.

Jack and Cody are a great team, taking care of each other and combining their skills to great effect. I also really like Sarah, Jack’s partner, who can keep a cool head in a crisis and shares Jack’s affection for animals. This is really a great series for readers who love animals and thrillers!

There’s plenty of detail around each action scene or stunt that takes place. I’m a particular fan of the ones where we find out afterwards important details that made things work out, a reminder of the careful planning going on behind the scenes (and Jack’s tendency to throw that out the window and improvise!).

I’ve enjoyed other Jack Wolfe books I’ve read before and this continues the trend of gripping, intriguing thrillers with plenty of humour and lightness for balance. It gets five stars from me!

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Sarge by Stuart Ledwith – Review by Tara Johnson Barnes

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SargeSarge by Stuart Ledwith
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

Sarge is a Fantasy Adventure that tells the story of Lieutenant Commander TJ Madison, AKA Sarge, who we were first introduced to in Mission 3047. This book gives his backstory and tells about his upbringing, how he first met his wife and how he came to work for a top secret agency. Sarge had a challenging upbringing and worked hard to put food on the table at an early age. When he was given an opportunity to have a better life he took it and through hard work, perseverance, and determination he became a highly decorated Navy Seal. Sarge met the love of his life when he rescued her but lost her when she passed away. The story is full of love, loss, drama, action, suspense, UFO’s, aliens, and top secret missions. The author has a unique writing style and I loved how entertaining and intriguing his stories are. I highly recommend this book!

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My Big Red Monster (Giants and Monsters) by Lois Wickstrom – Review by Terri Jo McAllister

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My Big Red MonsterMy Big Red Monster by Lois Wickstrom
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

This is a cute story about a girl who overcomes her fear of the monster that lives under her bed. The monster demands she give him a job to keep him busy or he’ll eat her. When she finally runs out of things for the monster to do, she orders him to go hide under her brother’s bed, and he does.

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The Christmas Carousel (The Brass Ring Series Book 2) by K. L. Small – Review by Jennifer Crain

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The Christmas Carousel (The Brass Ring Series, Book 2)The Christmas Carousel by K.L. Small
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

The Christmas Carousel by KL Small is a heartwarming holiday read for children. The story follows Rusty, a young boy who wants to buy his grandfather a special present to show his gratitude. Rusty’s grandfather gave him a magic brass ring that transports him on time-traveling adventures every time he takes a ride on a carousel.

The plot is centered around Rusty’s desire to buy his grandfather a gift for Christmas, with Rusty learning the lesson that the best gifts are not necessarily the ones that cost a lot of money. The inclusion of talking animals on Santa’s Christmas Carousel adds a magical dimension to the story that will appeal to children.

KL Small’s writing style is straightforward and engaging, and the illustrations by
Brandon Dorman are delightful. The book would be an excellent addition to any family’s holiday book collection, and it would make a fun and festive read-aloud for parents to share with their children.

Overall, Christmas Carousel is a charming and heartwarming holiday story that teaches young readers the value of the gift of time and thoughtfulness. I would recommend it to parents and caregivers looking for a wholesome and entertaining book for their children.

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Fractured Hearts-Prospect (Grimm Wolves MC Book 7) by D.M. Earl – Review by Lisa Helmick

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Fractured Hearts-Prospect (Grimm Wolves MC Book 7)Fractured Hearts-Prospect by D.M. Earl
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

This is a nice addition to the series. The beginning confused me a little since I didn’t know why the couple was on the run already. It worked itself out but was a few chapters into the story. I enjoyed getting to know Dingo since he hasn’t been a huge character in past books. His lady was a surprise but worked out well. They have had difficult pasts they are working in overcoming.
It is nice to see past characters and a few from the authors other series. I lije seeing where they are now and what is going on in their life. Emmie and Brick surprised me the most even though they had a small part in here. The other three (I wont mention their names) always add a different element to the story.
Overall this is a good solid seventh book in the series. There are some changes and growth to the story and characters. Oh and beware…This one does have a gruesome factor near the end with a couple characters showing off their work.

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Heart’s Escape (Fallen Hearts Series) by Meredith Hart – Review by Carrie Reed

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Heart's Escape (Fallen Hearts)Heart’s Escape by Meredith Hart
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

After reading Rowan and Arryn’s story and meeting Rowan’s brother Phaedron, I was hoping to get a book for him. Alindra has been through a lot, being a magician in the Kingdom of the Summer, a life altering secret and an escape plan foiled by Phaedron showing up in her room. Phaedron while searching for his brother stumbles upon Alindra and she agrees to help him find Rowan if he helps her flee her kingdom. Along the way Phaedron drove me absolutely nuts. I could tell Alindra really fell for Phaedron, but he was too stuck in his own insecurities about his arm that he couldn’t look at the woman who saw him for who he was. Rowan in this book really goes through the ringer, I am so sad to learn of his role in bridging the kingdoms, and how he was used by his own father. Even with an appearance altering injury he was still upbeat and fun loving. This has been such a wonderful series, very enjoyable.

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Porter and Midge (Porter and Midge Children’s Book Series) by Jennie Chen and Giselle Nevada – Review by Sarah King

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Porter and Midge: Paws for Safety: A Kid's Guide to Safe Dog Interactions (Porter and Midge Children’s Book Series)Porter and Midge: Paws for Safety: A Kid’s Guide to Safe Dog Interactions by Giselle Nevada
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

This was an adorable short story lightly touching on caring for and interacting with pet dogs. I really liked that the illustrations also covered both do’s and don’ts making the points even easier to understand for some children. I would recommend this book.

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Fractured Hearts-Prospect (Grimm Wolves MC Book 7) by D.M. Earl – Review by Sarah King

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Fractured Hearts-Prospect (Grimm Wolves MC Book 7)Fractured Hearts-Prospect by D.M. Earl
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

I really enjoyed Celee and Dingo’s story. Earl really continues to keep you drawn into the world ahead had created for this series. This was the 2nd book of the seven from the series I have read, as they can be read as stand alones, but I plan to go back and read the read because there is back story that is referenced/ implied to from the previous I think would just make the story that much better. I would recommend this book.

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Kneading a Winning Idea by Terri Sabol – Review by Jennifer Crain

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Kneading a Winning IdeaKneading a Winning Idea by Terri Sabol
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

Terri Sabol’s book Kneading a Winning Idea is beautifully illustrated.

I enjoyed how the story was told through dialogue making it feel authentic. I also enjoyed Ben’s trial-and-error experimentation and thought process as he tries to perfect his recipe. I also thought exposure to more than one “knead” definition would broaden kids’ vocabulary. Loved the twist of what/who helps Ben save his recipe! Overall, a sweet never-give-up boy that shows grit and has a fantastic story to tell.

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Detective Dylan and the Case of the Missing Mail (A Youth Sleuths Chapter Book Series) by MJ Murray – Review by Jennifer Crain

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Detective Dylan and the Case of the Missing Mail: A Youth Sleuths Chapter Book SeriesDetective Dylan and the Case of the Missing Mail: A Youth Sleuths Chapter Book Series by MJ Murray
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

In this book, Detective Dylan is on the case of missing mail. The story starts with Dylan receiving a detective kit in his mailbox, in perfect timing for his neighbors mail is missing.

Dylan takes up the challenge and starts his investigation. He goes around the town asking questions and starts to pick up clues. As he proceeds with his investigation, Dylan devises an ingenious plan to retrieve the stolen mail. The tone of the book is light-hearted, and the author has used simple language and short sentences, making it an easy and enjoyable read for children. The illustrations are bright and colorful, adding to the charm of the book.

Overall, “Detective Dylan and The Case of The Missing Mail” by MJ Murray is a delightful children’s book that combines mystery and humor in clever ways. It teaches children the value of problem-solving, perseverance, and friendship.

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Ross (Central Florida Stories Book 4) by Victoria Saccenti – Review by Dawn Mitchell

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Ross: Central Florida StoriesRoss: Central Florida Stories by Victoria Saccenti
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

This is book 4 in the series. I did not read the others an do not feel I missed anything so it could be read as a standalone. This book was very captivating an keeps your attention. The story between Steve, Hadley and Ross is a complete roller coaster. You wont want to put it down! TRIGGER Warnings: Abuse and violence; BDSM and in particular DDLG play.

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Sarge by Stuart Ledwith – Review by Tausha Treadway

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SargeSarge by Stuart Ledwith
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

Sarge by Stuart Ledwith. We first meet Sarge in Mission 3047 but don’t really learn a lot about him. This is his story and we learn all about him. It can be read as a standalone though. Its the story of Sarge and his many life lessons in growing up. He is a deep character that grew up in a rough way and ended up becoming a very decorated Navy Seal. Its tells of his marriage and all the trials and tribulations they went thru. Its a very telling story of a man making something of his life after he was dealt a hard hand. Such a informative, interesting read. I highly recommend it.

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My Big Red Monster (Giants and Monsters) by Lois Wickstrom – Review by Michelle Mulvey

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My Big Red MonsterMy Big Red Monster by Lois Wickstrom
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

This children’s book was cute but not one of my favorites by this author. I read it to a 3 year old and she loved the pictures but wasn’t a big fan of the story.
A little girl thinks there is a monster under her bed and her brother doesn’t believe her. Her monster is there and scares her until she isn’t afraid of him anymore.

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Wolfbane (Wolfbane Series Book 1) by Celia Hart – Review by Laura Jones

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Saint Con by Seelie Kay-Review By Tausha Treadway

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Saint ConSaint Con by Seelie Kay
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

Saint Con by Seelie Kay. This is such a good romantic suspense read. I love this author and this genre so it was right up my alley. Its the story of Jessica a corporate attorney and Con a former priest turned street lawyer who tries to help the homeless. When Jessica runs into Con at a wine bar she instantly dislikes him. He’s rude and not friendly at all but there’s something about him that intrigues her. Con is smitten with Jessica and he finally wears her down. Their relationship is moving pretty fast when Con goes missing. Jessica had devoted her life to her job and was very rigid in life but Con had changed all that and now she will do whatever it takes to find him. This is a quick read and a great romantic suspense!

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Wolfbane (Wolfbane Series Book 1) by Celia Hart – Review by Jaimie Salmon-Colburn

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Wolfbane (Wolfbane #1)Wolfbane by Celia Hart
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

Oh my gosh this book was so good!!! So good that I went right away and ordered book two and three as soon as I finished it! Yes, it was that good!! I love the whole take on the werewolf mate bond in this book. It was a nice twist and I can not wait to see what happens next with all these characters! Jasmine is a good girl. She follows all the rules. She goes to temple. She doesn’t date. She gets straight A’s. She trains more than most. And she is just overall a well rounded good person. Well that all goes flying out the window when she finally meets her mate. Unfortunately, he’s already been with someone else and because of that her whole life is falling apart. Not all wolves follow the strict rules like Jasmine was. She was brought up to save herself in EVERY way for her mate. Blake is the soon to be alpha of the pack. His mate was taken from him before he even had the chance to mark her. It almost killed him to lose her. He’s not the same person at all. Leaving for a few years helped, but now he is back and after meeting a shy quirky girl his world is tipped on it’s axes. His common sense flew out the window. Self-control melted away and who knows where his discipline went!! He can’t help but like her, but she is destined to be matted to someone else and he can’t mess with that gift for the Goddess. Luke messed up. And I mean, big time!! He keeps trying to right all his wrongs, but he just can’t seem to get anything right. He betrayed his mate in HUGE ways. Trying to clean it up just made it worse and worse and worse. What will he do with his life now? The shambled mess that it is! War is coming to their pack and these three must prepare as much as they can, but how do you do that when your world is flipped upside down and sideways? Death is in the air from this 5 year war, and the other clan just won’t give up on seeking their revenge. You HAVE to read this book!!!!!! If you love a good werewolf romance book with lots of twists and turns, grab this one! Like I said I grabbed two and three as soon as I was finished! You will want to too!!

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The Earl, Her Reluctant Guardian by Wareeze Woodson – Review by Netania Lim

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The Earl, Her Reluctant GuardianThe Earl, Her Reluctant Guardian by Wareeze Woodson
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

A historical romance with a paranormal twist. Of course, I am a big fan of attention to historical detail to transport me to another time and place, which the author certainly delivers in spades. But I was also pleasantly surprised by the fast pace of the plot and the suspense of the novel overall. The drama and the mystery of the novel made this a page-turner for me. Whether or not you’re a fan of historical fiction, I’d definitely recommend this.

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Faking the Fall (Buckeye Falls Book 4) by Libby Kay – Review by Faith Jackson

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Faking the Fall (Buckeye Falls #4)Faking the Fall by Libby Kay
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

Great characters, great story and perfect for the season. This is the kind of story you can cuddle up under the fireplace to enjoy with your tea or pumpkin latte. Very entertaining and fun to read. This story will give you all the feels!

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The Cold Kid Case (Sparky of Bunker Hill Mystery Series) by Rosalind Barden – Review by Shelly Kittell

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The Cold Kid Case: A Sparky of Bunker Hill MysteryThe Cold Kid Case: A Sparky of Bunker Hill Mystery by Rosalind Barden
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

This was an entertaining cozy mystery. Sparky is quite little protagonist. I found the story to be humorous and mysterious. It kept me engaged all the way through. The story has quite a colorful cast of characters that you are not likely to forget. I definitely couldn’t put it down. I’m looking forward to reading the next in the series.

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The Christmas Carousel (The Brass Ring Series Book 2) by K. L. Small – Review by Shelly Kittell

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The Christmas Carousel (The Brass Ring Series, Book 2)The Christmas Carousel by K.L. Small
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

Rusty is on his next adventure with the magic ring his grandpa gave him. I love this series. It’s not only a fun story but also educational. I love how the author gives a lesson about the true meaning of Christmas. We all need that. This is such a fun series. I love the whole carousel animal twist to it. That was my favorite part of theme parks. Reading these stories brings back some nostalgia. The drawings are really cool to look at as you read. I added the first book to our family library and we’ll be adding this one. This is a must have book for the holidays. Click that button. You won’t sorry with this purchase.

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Sea of Demons (Blood and Sand Book 5) by Heidi Stark – Review by Shelly Kittell

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Sea of Demons (Blood and Sand Book 3)Sea of Demons by Heidi Stark
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

Wow! This is an intense page-turner. Romantic suspense with TW. The story will have you on the edge of your seat with the action. It is a reverse harem, it’s really good. The characters are intense and powerful personalities. I can’t give away anymore without spoilers. Worth a read if you like intensity.

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Joy’s Christmas Escape (The Marshal’s Mail Order Bride Book 1) by P. Creeden – Review by Shelly Kittell

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Joy’s Christmas Escape: The Marshal’s Mail Order Bride Book 1Joy’s Christmas Escape: The Marshal’s Mail Order Bride Book 1 by P. Creeden
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

I loved this story. Joy and the Marshall both needed each other and it seemed like divine intervention. The writing of the story was such that you felt like you were write in it. I do have to say that after the scene with the bad guy, I felt like I needed a shower. That man threw such shade that you felt it coming out of the book. Joy and the Marshall had a big adventure to undergo and they had a lot to go through. I found the story made me smile. It’s a Christmas theme, that always makes for a wonderful story. The characters were well-written. It’s a great book that is a must read for me.

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Arriving Home (Lake Juniper Series) by Chelsea Lauren – Review by Jenni Bishop

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Arriving Home (Lake Juniper Series)Arriving Home by Chelsea Lauren
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

Arriving Home is a New Adult MM romance tale. This is the second book I have read by Chelsea, and it pulled on my heartstrings.
The Evergreen family where a little cooky, a lot loud, brash, and definitely an eclectic bunch that are in your face, but you can’t help but like them. Sounds a bit like my family. But it is not all sunshine and roses in this story as both characters are complex with lots of flaws and pain and have a lot of issues but Eli by far has so much to unpack before he should even think of a relationship thanks to the cruelty of his previous relationship. It makes my heart ache for what he went through and there is definitely a lot of angst.
The story does contain some sensitive topics such as abuse that may be a trigger for some readers. There is pain, suffering, longing, wants, denial, fear and much more. We see inner struggles and journey along as they work through the demons and hopefully find love.
I like Chelsea’s writing style and I wanted a little more in the end, but the story felt like there was more too be said before it ended, and I needed a few questions answered but it just kind of stopped.
Any way I look forward to what Chelsea gives us next.
As I said about Underneath The Whiskey this book will not be for everyone, but I encourage you to give it a go.

Reviewed by @jennadb

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Detective Dylan and the Case of the Missing Mail (A Youth Sleuths Chapter Book Series) by MJ Murray – Review by Shelly Kittell

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Detective Dylan and the Case of the Missing Mail: A Youth Sleuths Chapter Book SeriesDetective Dylan and the Case of the Missing Mail: A Youth Sleuths Chapter Book Series by MJ Murray
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

Dylan is hunting for the missing mail with the help of his sister and his dog. A cute chapter book that will be good for beginning readers. It will help them figure out mysteries. It’s an easy to solve mystery and it’s a fun story. My grandson gives it 5 stars also. He wants more.

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Rise of the Y (The Y Chronicles Book 1) by Angela D. Shelton – Review by Allyson Ware

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Rise of the YRise of the Y by Angela D. Shelton
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

I cannot ever get enough of dystopian novels. YA dystopian novels always seem to have the best storyline, too. This book has a very similar feeling to Divergent or the Hunger Games, but it absolutely has its own plot and storyline which I loved. You get to know Lexi, part of the white administrative section who takes her placement test with the green garden section in mind. Her plans do not work out and she ends up in the brown trash separator section. I know, but trust me, there is never a dull moment in this book.

Reeves is the man she is assigned to marry. He seems to take his vows seriously and supports her through thick and thicker. I do not blame Lexi for wanting nothing to do with the person they assign you to, but I do not know that she would have been able to find a more perfect match for herself if she tried. She just needs to get past her stubbornness and realize it!

Also, I had goosebumps and chills galore while they were caring for Janie. All of these characters have such a personality that it is difficult not to form opinions about each one. I am not one to spoil the end of the novel, but I promise you will not be disappointed. I cannot wait to read the next in the series!

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Spectral Revelations ( The Karina Cardinal Mysteries Book 6) by Ellen Butler – Review by Jules Herbert

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Spectral Revelations: A Karina Cardinal Mystery (The Karina Cardinal Mysteries Book 6)Spectral Revelations: A Karina Cardinal Mystery by Ellen Butler
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

I just have to start by saying I love this talented author and her wonderful writing style, creative storylines and her ability to keep her readers totally captivated and engaged from start to finish. Karina is a wonderful character who I just couldn’t help falling for. Trouble always seems to find her and when her aunt suspiciously disappears she simply has to try to uncover what happened. The twists and turns that follow will keep you hooked for sure!
This is the 6th book in this fantastic series and while it can absolutely be read as a standalone and thoroughly enjoyed I recommend reading the entire series right from the start to enhance your reading experience. I know I am definitely going back to the start to enjoy it as a whole.

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Arriving Home (Lake Juniper Series) by Chelsea Lauren – Review by Shelly Kittell

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Arriving Home (Lake Juniper Series)Arriving Home by Chelsea Lauren
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

What an intriguingly interesting romance. Two complicated people coming together in a beautiful winter romance. Elijah and Austin have a lot to overcome. It was a journey that I wasn’t sure I wanted to take but I am glad I did. These two had quite the adventure and they were a pair to watch as they grew in their relationship. It’s a unique romance that I’m glad I read. Go ahead and take a chance, you will enjoy this too.

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The Christmas Carousel (The Brass Ring Series Book 2) by K. L. Small – Review by Jenni Bishop

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The Christmas Carousel (The Brass Ring Series, Book 2)The Christmas Carousel by K.L. Small
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

The Christmas Carousel is the second captivating book in The Brass Ring series. It is a Christmas adventure story for tweens between 8 – 12 years old. This children’s book is a fun fantasy adventure. Even though it is a children’s book it will capture those of any age.
K.L.’s narrative and Brandon Dorman’s captivating illustrations help to bring the story to life.
We met Rusty and his crazy old Grandpa in the first book The Magic Carousel where Rusty received a magical brass ring.
In this book with the help of the Christmas Carousel, Rusty sets out on another magical adventure. It is not just a story but an educational lesson as well. K.L.’s stories are imaginative, original and action-packed.
Follow along as Rusty learns the true meaning of Christmas.
This magical adventure fantasy book is a great gift to give for Christmas so share the love.
What new adventure is next for Rusty?

Reviewed by @jennadb

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Kneading a Winning Idea by Terri Sabol – Review by Shelly Kittell

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Kneading a Winning IdeaKneading a Winning Idea by Terri Sabol
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

Ben just wants to win the baking competition at school. In order to do that he has to figure out how to improve his biscuits. With help from his father and his cat, he tries new ideas to find the right one that will work for his recipe. It’s a terrific book that teaches persistence. Jack doesn’t give up and just keeps trying. A great story with nice illustrations to accompany them make for a storytime book that will win your kiddos over. I’ll be adding it to our library. I believe it will help me teach my grandson self-confidence.

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