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Acting Counsel (Kings of Screen Book 3) by Morgana Bevan – Review by katie stapleton

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Acting Counsel (Kings of Screen, #3)Acting Counsel by Morgana Bevan
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

This book, though third in the series, reads well as a standalone. The author did a great job of engaging the reader with a story that you want to read in one sitting. It is perfect for a rainy day read to escape reality for a little while and delve into a romantic whirlwind. The characters are unique, and I love a strong female lead as Catrina is an attorney in this book. Though I love a graphically charged romance book just as much, it is nice to enjoy a steamy book that leaves a bit to the imagination as well. Well written and fun characters!

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The Wandering Isles: A Crown of Stones Novella (Soulbound Journeys Book 1) by C. L. Schneider – Review by Charlisa Wahtomy-Alba

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<a href=”https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/54137627-the-wandering-isles” style=”float: left; padding-right: 20px”><img border=”0″ alt=”The Wandering Isles (The Crown of Stones)” src=”https://i.gr-assets.com/images/S/compressed.photo.goodreads.com/books/1592397822l/54137627._SX98_.jpg” /></a><a href=”https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/54137627-the-wandering-isles”>The Wandering Isles</a> by <a href=”https://www.goodreads.com/author/show/7704723.C_L_Schneider”>C.L. Schneider</a><br/>
My rating: <a href=”https://www.goodreads.com/review/show/5606421288″>5 of 5 stars</a><br /><br />
This was a great continuation of a good series. I can say that normally I am not a fan of novellas because they end rather quickly for my liking. However, I feel like this gave more insight into the characters that we came to know through the Crown Series. I’m not an author of any kind and I could only hope to pull something as imaginative as this series and put in down on paper for millions of people to read. Even though this can be read on its own it does make references to what happens in Crown of Stones so you may want to read those first. I leave that up to each reader though to so as they so choose. Happy reading to all and I hope you enjoy this series as much as I did.
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Talks Like Thunder (Red With Native Blood Book 1) by Randal Nerhus & Marjorie Carter – Review by katie stapleton

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Talks Like Thunder (Red With Native Blood: Novella One)Talks Like Thunder by Randal Nerhus
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

This book was incredible. Marjorie’s vision is brought to life by their collaborative words. It is heart wrenching and eye opening. Quite honestly, I feel like this should be required reading in high schools. History is important to experience through the eyes of oppressed peoples. I think that many people would experience a different world than they’ve been taught by reading this book. I am eager to read the rest in the collection. Especially at this time in the world, we can take many lessons from Native peoples to better connect with the earth and others. Brilliant.

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The Wandering Isles: A Crown of Stones Novella (Soulbound Journeys Book 1) by C. L. Schneider – Review by Heather Goodman

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The Wandering Isles (The Crown of Stones)The Wandering Isles by C.L. Schneider
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

This book is set after all the other books and kind of gives you a look at what Ian is going through now. It’s very suspenseful and mind boggling at times. It is very well written and keeps you guessing until the end. The new characters that come in are ones you love to hate but then you end up feeling for them. It makes you feel like you are right there with the characters.

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Earl of Griffith (Once Upon a Widow Book 6) by Aubrey Wynne – Review by Daryian Lucas

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Earl of Griffith (Once Upon a Widow Book 6)Earl of Griffith by Aubrey Wynne
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

4/5 Stars
This was my first read by this author and I liked it. Although it’s part of a series, it can easily be read as a standalone. It’s a short, slow burn romance that’s easy to read. The writing fits the time period perfectly.

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The Wandering Isles: A Crown of Stones Novella (Soulbound Journeys Book 1) by C. L. Schneider – Review by Shannen Kern

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The Wandering Isles (The Crown of Stones)The Wandering Isles by C.L. Schneider
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

I absolutely loved The Crown of Stones trilogy, so naturally I couldn’t let this novella slip by. I wasn’t sure how much I would like it as sometimes novellas seem like unnecessary spinoffs, but The Wandering Isles stopped me in my tracks. It’s a quick read but don’t let that fool you. The author has a distinctive style of writing that grabs your attention until you’re completely engrossed in their world. Sorry for any responsibilities I skipped out on while I devoured this book! Lovers of dark fantasy will 100% love this book, especially if you enjoyed The Crown of Stones trilogy as well. Don’t skip out on it or you’ll regret it!

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Shameless Love (The Bennetts of Langston Falls Book 2) by KG Fletcher – Review by Betsy

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Shameless Love (The Bennetts of Langston Falls, #2)Shameless Love by K.G. Fletcher
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

The second book in The Bennetts of Langdon Falls series has the only sister in the family heading to Atlanta to find out if she can make it in life doing cooking shows on TV. Some producers from Atlanta saw Becky on YouTube. Being the gentleman that he is, Walt Bennett volunteers to go with Becky to Atlanta. Walt has another motive though, Elyse the beautiful supervising producer.
In this story not only do we find Elyse and Walt connecting but we find out if a TV show is really what Becky wants to do with her life. As always, the author had me hooked right away and kept my attention with the strong characters and the scenery/locations. I recommend reading the first book so you get more background on the Bennett family’s life.

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Seen by Lori Nelson – Review by Ayla Phipps

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SeenSeen by Lori Nelson
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

Oh wow. This is the first book that I have read by Lori Nelson, so I wasn’t exactly sure what to expect but the interesting cover and one word title was enough to draw my attention. The synopsis was very original and left me curious about how the story would play out. Told from the perspective of Mouse and Meph, SEEN takes you on a story with twist you never expected, even if the synopsis told you it was coming.
Mouse is three months away from turning sixteen, the legal age of being an adult in this world. Meph, her older brother is in his early twenties and has just returned home from a work assignment. Determined to stay local this time not only for his sister but his girlfriend Almira. Wendy Waters is the top news reporter in Hattiesburg, and her sister is the Mayor Samantha Waters. More importantly, Wendy is Mouse’s mentor, and what she aspires to be. Determined to get hired full time by the paper she writes for when she graduates Mouse is out looking for a non-fluff story to give her a bigger name, make them want to hire her. As mentioned, the cover drew me in and quickly you discover that the crow is Mouse’s drone Gossip. On her first trip out, she witnesses a double murder and kidnap, determined to find the little girl Mouse continues to head out each day even getting grazed by a bullet on day two in the arm. Day three everything changes, witnesses’ things she never should have seen and visual scars that will linger with her forever. Her main goal, to prove she is not a kid, that she knows what she wants and how she feels, and she will prove it with this story no matter what it takes. Even when she becomes part of it and her father is behind it all.
Will Meph succeed in the impossible choice, and be able to protect all of those he loves? Can Mouse get the evidence to her mentor and survive her father’s vengeance? The world the author builds is one of extremes. While a great deal is a dramatization or more so a concentration of real-world problems, the way she gives so many details while keeping the characters developing over time with the world and each other keeps you engaged and on the edge of your seat. The twists and turns and the funny little moments between Mouse and Meph keep you feeling like you know these characters. While the synopsis tells you that her father arranges for her kidnap and ransom along with other crimes you hold your breath reading as it unfolds and the characters morph doing what they must to survive.

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Faultless Love (The Bennetts of Langston Falls Book 1) by KG Fletcher – Review by Betsy Melano

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Faultless Love (The Bennetts of Langston Falls, #1)Faultless Love by K.G. Fletcher
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

A second chance romance that takes place in a cozy small town called Langston Falls. As the story starts, we see Teddy returning home after being wrongfully put in jail. He is looking forward to being back with family. What he doesn’t anticipate is the soulmate Robyn has been disillusioned with becoming a lawyer. As these two find each other again, things happen that makes everyone realize how precious life can be.

This is the first book in The Bennetts of Langdon Falls series. The author did a great job of world building. So many times I could imagine myself actually being at the Bennett’s Farm. The characters are great too as you learn about Teddy’s siblings and his father. I’ve always enjoyed books by this author and this one did not disappoint!

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Breathless Love (The Bennetts of Langston Falls Book 3) by KG Fletcher – Review by Betsy Melano

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Breathless Love (The Bennetts of Langston Falls, #3)Breathless Love by K.G. Fletcher
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

Book three of The Bennetts of Langdon Falls is focused on Hank the musical brother and Ella Mae. The author does a great job of sharing the characters thoughts and insecurities as Hank takes on the music scene on Nashville. Ella Mae convinces Hank on tagging along as Ella Mae’s brother travels to promote his music. The music and experiences Hank has makes him wonder if he’s really meant to sing. The musical aspect of this book really spoke to me. Music is life and this book captured my emotions.

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The Wandering Isles: A Crown of Stones Novella (Soulbound Journeys Book 1) by C. L. Schneider – Review by Donya Pedigo

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The Wandering Isles (The Crown of Stones)The Wandering Isles by C.L. Schneider
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

The Wandering Isles: A Crown of Stones (Soulbound Journeys Book 1) is a novella that takes place after The Crown of Stones series. Though this can easily be read as a standalone book, I’d highly recommend reading the previous series to get to know the characters’ history more in depth and just because it’s an interesting dark fantasy read. Both that series and this book are full of action-packed adventure, magical aspects, intrigue, splendid characters, and descriptive writing that will have you envisioning everything the characters face. The first person point of view lets us also see what both Ian and Troy think of everything they are enduring.

This novella takes us on another adventure with Ian Troy and his friend, Jarryd Kane, whom we met in The Crown of Stones series. Ian, a born soldier, has never known himself as anything else, but now that Mirra’Kelen has found peace, he has set out to explore his freedom and to see who he might actually be at his core. It’s on this voyage that he and Jarryd find themselves embroiled in new situations they never saw coming. Can a man that has experienced so much war ever find peace? Will he ever truly be able to let go of being a soldier and all the things he has seen and done? C.L. Schneider has written yet another interesting fantasy that will leave you wanting more.

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The Wandering Isles: A Crown of Stones Novella (Soulbound Journeys Book 1) by C. L. Schneider – Review by Amber Howard

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The Wandering Isles (The Crown of Stones)The Wandering Isles by C.L. Schneider
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

I was so excited to read this one. I loved the “A Crown of Stones” series. I hated when it ended. Felt like I was apart of Ian’s world. So happy I still get to indulge in it. This one was definitely interesting. As Ian and Jarryd faced the newest “evil” I also faced a fear. Was this novella going to end with us thinking that everything that had happened was merely their brains trying to cope with being captured? I finished this book in a few hours because I simply needed answers lol. The way the characters and I questioned reality was parallel. Every moment was a wait no this can’t be. There’s no way this is what’s happening. Needless to say I was not disappointed. I could feel all of the characters emotions. I cried when they cried. I was angry when they were angry and I had a sense of understanding by the time the book was over. It was very well written. And although it’s a work of fiction, some life lessons can be learned from it. Thank you for a bother great book. I’ve read every single book you’ve written thus far and I’ve loved every single one of them.

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The Wandering Isles: A Crown of Stones Novella (Soulbound Journeys Book 1) by C. L. Schneider – Review by Amanda Glaspie

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The Wandering Isles (The Crown of Stones)The Wandering Isles by C.L. Schneider
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

Another great book by this author. Although it can be read before the trilogy, it is much easier to follow and know the characters of read first. With that being said, I love following Ian and Jarryd on more adventures and this book did not disappoint. This was unique in that their stories were connected but not. I liked the back and forth between Ian’s world and Jarryd’s as they came to figure out what was happening. This is another mystery fantasy that will make you not want to put it down.

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Huff… Puff… Grind! (Science Folktales) by Lois Wickstrom – Review by Jennifer Crain

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Huff... Puff... Grind! The 3 Little Pigs Get SmartHuff… Puff… Grind! The 3 Little Pigs Get Smart by Lois Wickstrom
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

I (and the children I shared this book with) loved the different font choices for the pigs’ names and vocabulary or cool words (lurking, overlapped) as well as the traditional story words (huff, puff, etc.).

Science concepts such as mica rock, grinding flour are also introduced. As an adult, I loved the twist ending, and it would be perfect for parents/educators/teachers that are doing compare/contrast between versions of the book- reminds me of The True Story of the 3 Little Pigs, but yet another refreshing ending.

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The Boys of Alpha Block by Nancy Nau Sullivan – Review by Jennifer Crain

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The Boys of Alpha BlockThe Boys of Alpha Block by Nancy Nau Sullivan
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

This book reminded me of Freedom Writer’s Diary, yet author Nancy Sullivan dives deeper in to each boy’s (inmates) backgrounds and stories of why they landed in the detention center/prison. The writing was powerful and very moving, and realistic, edge-of-your-set type of writing.

Not these easiest subject matter (especially the preface), yet enjoyable novel, and makes you think (at least it made me think, being an educator) how society fails these teenagers (among countless others) and what the “best” way is to rehabilitate them to lead “normal” lives.

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The Wandering Isles: A Crown of Stones Novella (Soulbound Journeys Book 1) by C. L. Schneider – Review by Susan Ratchford

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The Wandering Isles (The Crown of Stones)The Wandering Isles by C.L. Schneider
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

The Wandering Isles ( A Crown Of Stones Novella)
By: C.L. Schneider
Review by: Susan Ratchford
5 Stars

What a beautifully haunting dark fantasy novella! C.L. Schneider knows exactly how to captivate readers with her intricately woven storytelling and entrancing dialogue. She beyond creates a truly unique world that is so magical and unexpected, but also relatable! I could not put this novella down for one minute. I hope Ian Troy and Jarryd Kane’s story never ends. If you have not already I highly recommend dipping your toe into C.L. Schneider’s wonderful Crown Of Stones series! I promise you will not be disappointed!

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Brutal Days (Hidden Valley Elite Book 3) by Isla Vaughn – Review by Lyndsey Fairley

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Brutal Days (Hidden Valley Elite #3)Brutal Days by Isla Vaughn
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

I couldn’t wait to read Damon’s story and what a ride this first part was!
We met Skylar in Cole and Riley’s books but now we get to know her and how she finds herself in the crosshairs of Damon.

I have to say while Damon is a bit of a jerk in the other books, which I understand, he’s a softy underneath and guards himself. While I don’t agree with the deal he and Skylar have made behind her friends back, as all secrets come to light sooner or later whether you have control over it or not.

This cliffhanger was not what I was expecting at all and I can’t wait to dive into the next one and im sure it’ll be pretty explosive with how this ended.

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Seen by Lori Nelson – Review by Jennifer Crain

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SeenSeen by Lori Nelson
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

I normally don’t read dystopian novels, but the cover drew me in and I wasn’t disappointed. Some of the story is a little dark, given the genre, and I felt the beginning was a little disjointed until I figured out the separate yet intertwined story lines of Mouse, her brother Meph, and their friend.

Having the brother having to choose between different family members was a clever plot twist (and I am not giving it away because it is in the blurb), and Lori Nelson does a fantastic job capturing Meth’s feelings and struggles. This was my first Lori Nelson book and I look forward to see what kinds of atmosphere or worlds she has in her other books, because this one book had a well written plot.

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Seen by Lori Nelson – Review by Lorralei Hoerner

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SeenSeen by Lori Nelson
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

5 Stars 🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟

Intrigued by this stunning and different cover of the book I jumped on board to see what this author had in store and I can say I really loved this book. I do enjoy dystopian sci fi stories and this book did not disappoint. Murder, intrigue, suspense, crime and family…..this set the tone and I was all in.

When Mouse witnesses a member of her own family murder someone else…..and leads to a chain of events of kidnapping and hard decisions. Will Mouse be saved and will Meph, whom is Mouse’s brother make the right decision on who he can save before it is to late?

I am looking forward to more from this author….this was a great read and hard to put down. I loved the characters, the brother/sister relationship of Meph and Mouse and I really loved Gossip.

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Trapping the Butterfly (Butterflies Fly Free Series Book 1) by Debra Parmley – Review by Sheri Schrader

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Trapping The Butterfly (Book One in the Butterflies Fly Free Series)Trapping The Butterfly by Debra Parmley
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

Trapping the Butterfly is the first book in the Butterflies Fly Free series. Set in the 1920s, we meet Bethany, who lives with her domineering Aunt and Uncle. When they decide to go to Hot Springs, Arkansas, for her Aunt’s health, Bethany’s life changes unexpectantly. The story is a fast read but draws readers into the Roaring 20s with music, dancing, and gangsters. I enjoyed watching Bethany grow into her own woman. The story not only captures a historical period but also a young woman embracing and learning about the dangers of the world she lives in. The story and characters were interesting and kept my attention. I look forward to reading the next book in this series.

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Editor Kill Fee by G G Collins – Review by Enisha Reaves

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Editor Kill Fee (Taylor Browning Cozy Mysteries #3)Editor Kill Fee by G.G. Collins
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

If you are looking for a whodunit full of mystery, cats, and fun characters that drop you into the publishing world, then this one is for you.

Editor Kill Fee by G. G. Collins pulls us back into the world of the (accidental) sleuth Taylor Browning. This is such a fun and quick read full of interesting characters, laughs, and mysteries.

The plot and main characters (the cats) will make you want to smile, scream, and not stop reading this cozy mystery that will make you want to grab a blanket and snuggle your cat.

Happy Reading!

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The Boys of Alpha Block by Nancy Nau Sullivan – Review by Melissa Fink

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The Boys of Alpha BlockThe Boys of Alpha Block by Nancy Nau Sullivan
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

This was my first book I read by this author and I was not disappointed at all. The book started out slow but eventually picks back up. The world building and characters was greatly thought out. This book was a page turner for me. It had me on the edge of me seat, wanting to know what was going to happen next. I absolutely love the writing style of this author. I can’t wait to read more of their books.

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Breathless Love (The Bennetts of Langston Falls Book 3) by KG Fletcher – Review by Carlie Del Gallo

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Breathless Love (The Bennetts of Langston Falls, #3)Breathless Love by K.G. Fletcher
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

This is the third book in the series by KG Fletcher and I was absolutely blown away! The first two books are amazing, and I thoroughly enjoyed reading them and was super excited for this book to come out! Her books are written so well it is almost as if I am in the story as well! I read this in a couple hours as I needed to know what was going to happen. If you have not read these books, that needs to change as this has quickly become one of my favorites!

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The Wandering Isles: A Crown of Stones Novella (Soulbound Journeys Book 1) by C. L. Schneider – Review by Santana Hicks

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The Wandering Isles (The Crown of Stones)The Wandering Isles by C.L. Schneider
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

I loved the ‘Crown of Stones’ Trilogy so when I found out about this spin-off novella, I was instantly intrigued. This author has a talent for words. Descriptions of both scenery and characters are always very vivid making it very easy to immerse yourself into the world.

After the events of the Crown of Stones books, Ian Troy decides to sail to the Wandering Isles with Jarryd. They are met with voices and fog. The Islanders are attached to the island itself and have magical powers. They put the duo through a series of what if events making the men take a different look at their lives.

Ian went through some scenes of what if his villainous father wasn’t dead, what the future could be, and things in the past that are best forgotten.

Meanwhile Jarryds scenarios seem to be surrounding his time in prison. Mostly being stuck there forever, never getting out with Ian.

Will the men be able to leave the island or are they forever stuck in this fake world made by the Islanders?

Once again the author did an amazing job. I love this world and was happy to find out it wasn’t done after the trilogy ended.

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The Wandering Isles: A Crown of Stones Novella (Soulbound Journeys Book 1) by C. L. Schneider – Review by Micalah Weatherholtz

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The Wandering Isles (The Crown of Stones)The Wandering Isles by C.L. Schneider
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

The Wandering Isles by C.L. Schneider was a great addition to the Crown of Stones series. This book was centered around one specific event that involved the main character of the series so it was a shorter dark fantasy story than all the others on the series but it didn’t lack the weight of all the others. I enjoyed it.

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Living With Conviction: A True Crime Memoir by Toby Dorr, Review by Jessie Hopkins

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As a big fan of true crime to begin with, I was hooked from the foreward.

Toby did some wonderful things from inside the jail walls. Things that changed the jail systems she was in. The way she talks about how she got through her sentencing and used that time to heal herself is exactly what one hopes when they know someone that is serving time.

Between the moves and the friendships forged in prison, Toby came to terms with many things in her life, some that she has known and others she hadn’t realized prior to her time behind bars. She continues to grow as a person outside and acknowledge her past.

One of the main lessons this book is the way it shows that a person is not just the sum of their mistakes but so much more. That there may be deep-seated things going on at the core of the “good person” and that everyone is fighting a battle you know nothing about. There is always room for growth in people, and they should not be defined by their greatest mistakes.

The Messy Kids by Lois Wickstrom – Review by Anna Hirsch

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The Messy KidsThe Messy Kids by Lois J Wickstrom
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

The Messy Kids by Lois Wickstrom
4 Stars

Chester’s mother is tired of things being a mess and tells Chester to clean his room. Chester has surprise visitors that are causing a bigger mess which is frustrating his mother. Will his room ever get clean? This book is highly entertaining in more ways than one. There are colourful pictures, silly creatures and is easy to read. The author writes stories with lessons to be learned in amusing ways which will capture a child’s imagination.

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Seen by Lori Nelson – Review by Callie Luna

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SeenSeen by Lori Nelson
My rating: 3 of 5 stars

Seen is a dystopian science fiction adventure. The viewpoint changes between Mouse and her brother Meph. Mouse wants to become a news article writer when she graduates high school in a few short months. I really wanted to enjoy this book but unfortunately for me, Seen did not meet my expectations. I struggled to picture Mouse and Mephs’ world and their motivation. They both read like overprivileged teenagers that want to have their own lives separate from their fathers. Not to say that their reasoning is unjustified due to the fathers’ outlandish behavior and the ending of this story. I also felt like there were too many subplots with Meph that took away the focus from Mouse. This book seems to be made for young adults, but I would recommend adults due to the sensitive topics that are in this book like murder, violence, gore, and attempted rape.

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Obedience (Ties That Bind Book 1) by Liza Snow – Review by Callie Luna

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ObedienceObedience by Liza Snow
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

I highly recommend Obedience by Liza Snow! This book is X rated and only for adults. I absolutely loved all the characters and dynamics of the story. Even though the focus is the forbidden romance blossoming between Cassandra and Chandler the twists and turns and plot of the story were extremely refreshing. The main storyline is about Cassandra following her dream of being a silk aerialist for Cirque du Lys. She finally gets to train under her idol and mentor, Chandler. Chandler is her professor and mentor and should not blur the boundary between them. The book switches the viewpoint between Cassandra and Chandler perfectly. The passionate, steamy scenes in the book feel natural and I loved the BDSM aspects such as bondage. Get ready for an entertaining show at the circus!

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The Wandering Isles: A Crown of Stones Novella (Soulbound Journeys Book 1) by C. L. Schneider – Review by Callie Luna

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The Wandering Isles (The Crown of Stones)The Wandering Isles by C.L. Schneider
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

It is always hard to say goodbye to your favorite characters, I was excited to find another tale of their adventures awaits. The Wandering Isles is a novella from after the A Crown of Stones trilogy was completed. I highly recommend reading the series before the novella otherwise there are major spoilers ahead for you! Ian Troy has set sail with Jarryd Kane to find adventure on the open seas. Unfortunately for them, their past still comes back to haunt them on the Wandering Isles as they struggle to determine reality. I highly enjoyed this extra tale of Ian Troy’s adventures due to Schneiders’ excellent use of storytelling and details. I look forward to enjoying more tales from Schneider!

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