The Better Man: Silver Buckle Brides, Book 2 (A Silver Buckle Brides Romance)
This was a sweet romance with some tragedy thrown in. Laramee is home for the first time in several years after an incredibly tragic event happen in her life. She ran to get as far as possible from the pain.
Jamie is a good guy through and through. You see it at the very beginning and the more you get to know him the more you learn and realize this is how he really is.
The little things made this story quite enjoyable and kept me engaged the entire time. Hope to read the rest of this series once released.
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Finders Keepers, Cowboy (Match Made in Montana Book 1)
This is a serious slow burn romance. Lots of heat and chemistry between Ryan and Meg.
They have known each other for a long time after spending their summers together as kids and now being neighbors as adults their relationship shifts from the uptight guy and the chatty girl to friends with a common interest and that is Ryan’s grandfather Hank.
Hank is a sweet man who has a soft spot for Meg and is completely in love with her dog Colby, not that I can blame him. I think I might be in love with her too.
Ms. Campbell impressed me since I had no idea what to expect from her and this was my introduction to her. This is one of the more wholesome romance books I have read in a while and I enjoyed it. Nice refreshing change of pace, enjoyed it enough that I’m looking forward to reading the next book.
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We went on our annual trek out of town to get some incredibly delicious barbecue and look at the beautiful Texas wildflowers on our drive, however I was so deep into this book that I only looked up when my husband pointed out a beautiful patch of flowers.
Emma and Liam work so well from the beginning even if they are in denial the entire time. The affection is obvious to everyone but one another, but what they do to make the other happy says it all.
There are so many people I didn’t like while reading this, maybe even bordering on hate, but they are too much of the story. Hopefully they won’t be making guest appearances in future books, but I definitely want to see Emma and Liam.
Though this isn’t technically a series, it does have some of the characters cross over Dylan and Mia’s story. Thank you once again for giving me an enjoyable book to soak in.
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Loris Opens Up His Heart: An Emotional Story For Kids (Courage Tales)
My husband and I have our 4 yr old grandson over as much as possible. Thankfully he has been asking me to read more books to him, when I sae this I knew I had to check it out for him.
While the book is written for an age group just a touch younger he is, he liked it, was engaged and made comments at the appropriate time.
Courage is something kids his age really need, hope with enough repetition he will understand the message. On top of the story the illustrations are so good and match up perfectly.
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Sugar & Spice (Spicetopia Book 1) by Phoebe Alexander
I have had the pleasure of reading several books by Ms. Alexander, including the first release of this book and I have a certain expectation when I start one of her books. I’m happy to report I wasn’t disappointed with this book.
I thought the book taking place at a theme park was amazing and was something new at least for me.
Jolie and her story are both sad and empowering. She was willing to do whatever it takes to provide for her sons and she did just that. Being a single mother isn’t an easy job in any sense but add in two jobs on top of everything else makes Jolie a rock star.
Cy wasn’t the most likeable in the beginning, but there was a shift in him as the story progressed and by the end I loved him.
Once again Ms. Alexander delivers a great book which I will continue to expect from her. Looking forward to reading the rest of this series.
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The Closer: An enemies to lovers dark romance (The Hustlers Series Book 3)
The chemistry is obvious before they are in the same room and the sparks get harder to ignore the more time they spend together.
I think this may be my favorite of the series and that is saying something. I think the increase of animals might have something to do with it. The dogs are common, but there are a few I don’t think I have ever seen in a book
June and Dallas go from not speaking for two years to working together and move to something deeper while their friends watch it all happen.
I’m guessing this is the end of this series, but would not be upset to see more books featuring some of the background. I will be keeping up with Ms. Rossler and her releases.
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I haven’t had the pleasure of reading each book of the series, but have enjoyed the ones I have read and I swear the remaining books are on my TBR list. Though it’s not necessary to read them to get into each book since they are standalones but all take place in North Fork.
Jinx and Logan see each other after a falling out several years ago between Logan and Victor who also happens to be Jinx’s older brother. Their chance encounter at a mutual friends wedding changes everything for them.
I understand how Jinx felt when with her family, she’s there but doesn’t really fit in with them and nobody seems to get that, except Logan.
This book and series are worth the time to read. The main characters are great but the background/supporting characters add so much more. If I had to complain about anything it would be there weren’t enough scenes with Teddy, I’m a sucker for all animals so I always want more of them.
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Mistaken Identity (London Detective Agency Book 1)
I did something I didn’t think was possible, I read this book in one day and it was a holiday on top of that. But once I got started reading I had a very hard time putting it down.
One minute Evelyn is running through the airport with her biggest concern being making her connecting flight out of London. Running into a total stranger changes everything and thankfully it’s not all negative.
Evelyn and Patrick are like oil and water. Then they were so much more. Throw in running from dangerous people only adds to the danger and intrigue of their situation.
I will be keeping up with this series and hopefully will enjoy the next book as much as I enjoyed this one.
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Managing Mischief : A Billionaire, Bossy Male, Opposites Attract Romance (Shattered Embrace Series Book 2
This is a more serious book than the first but just as enjoyable. I absolutely adore Ashton, and admire her for stepping so far out of her comfort zone at the beginning and while submissive she didn’t lose her voice.
The twist in Atlanta caught me off guard, but I loved it. I hope it comes full circle before this series is done.
Zachary is a Dom in every aspect of his life. He takes control and gets most people to do what he’s needing with little argument.
I’m curious about the location of the Austin club since it’s home for me.
I hate the fact that I have to wait for the next book, but I’m expecting to enjoy Derek’s story as much as Zachary and Ashton’s
The Changed Man The Olympic Peninsula Series Book 4
I have listened to all of the books so far and I had a hard time liking Jake due to the history and I unfortunately hold a grudge so Jake is still not a favorite of mine but that did not make me not enjoy the book. It was a great way to escape after a challenging day.
Jake’s perspective seems to change thanks to his friend Rory and that brings him back home amongst his Mom and siblings and their families. Chiara was a bonus when he got home.
My favorite things were Rory and the house Jake ended up in. It was the perfect place for Jake to end up.
We finally get the meet the missing O’Connell siblings Edward, not going to lie I’m looking forward to getting his story.
Ms. Treadgold does a good job narrating, her connection to the characters definitely adds a little something to it.
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Give Us Bad Boys and Billionaires: A Dark and Steamy Romance Collection
You can usually tell what to expect from a book by the first chapter and this book while is a bunch of different short stories/novella that are absolutely hot and worth the read.
I think the first one was my favorite, there was the Cougar thing happening. I felt myself connecting with Elizabeth, older, adult offspring, married for a long time, and lost and under appreciated.
Though Kora and the Senator were almost as hot as Elizabeth and Hugh. The setting of their story was intriguing, it definitely delivered just like the remaining stories.
None of the stories were especially long, I was able to read some of them completely while taking a break from work and stuff at home.
Hope to see more of these collections and additional books by this author in the future.
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Shadowed Deception: A Psychological Suspense Thriller (Shadow Defense Security Book 3)
I went on quite the adventure while reading this book. So much happens with Finley and Drake.
Finley is a bad girl but in the best way. She will do what ever is necessary to help those that she cares about which is how she ended up in Paris and the mess she found herself in.
Drake is sent to get Finley home safe and sound, he has no clue how messed up of a situation she is in the middle of.
The twist at the end was so good it made me gasp out loud and may have startled my husband.
I really hope Seb is next and I know the perfect woman for him.
The Complete Echo Series : A Heartfelt Romance Collection (The Echo Series)
Echoing Hearts (The Echo Series Book 1)
I think I’m in love. Dean and Rae spoke to me, especially Rae. I felt every ounce of her pain as I read about her family and how her friends became the family she needed and deserved.
Where Rae’s young life was difficult, Dean’s was pretty ideal and reminded me of my husband’s family. Parents were present and an important part of the kids life. But he too has been hurt.
His Forever Muse (The Echo Series Book 2)
I had absolutely no doubt I was going to love this book as soon as I finished the first book. Brandon was a mystery to me and I wanted, no needed, the answers to my questions.
Callie has so much strength even if she didn’t realize it. She was able to escape a Mother who was never satisfied and constantly overbearing and start a life of her own in college and then in Paris.
Unexpected Entanglement (The Echo Series Book 3)
I’m having a hard time coming up with the words to adequately describe my feelings on this book aside from I loved it.
Rowan and Chris worked so well together and the sparks between them flew almost instantly and it only got hotter as they spent more time together.
Once again there is some suspense with all of the weird stuff happening, some laugh out loud moments especially when Alex was around and then there were some incredibly hot moments like the massage…..
Dangerous Rhythm: A Reverse Protector Romance (The Echo Series Book 4)
This book has no casual build up the excitement starts at the beginning of chapter one and doesn’t end until the book does.
Curtis and Lina were just perfect for one another and glad they finally figured it out. I wish their story could have been a little less dangerous but then again I really wouldn’t have changed anything.
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Bailey and the CEO: A Corporate Love Story (A Better Man Book 1)
I just finished the book and still trying to come up with the best way to describe my thoughts on everything.
I love Fox, he is truly a fantasy man. I don’t know if there are men who are that good all the way around and treat women with such amazing respect.
Bailey is someone I could relate to in a way, we are both the mother of two daughters and pretty independent. Being the mother of two daughters is no easy feat, though she made it look a lot easier than it is and she was doing it alone.
I think every woman deserves a Fox in their life and I’m glad there wasn’t the angst with the two of them like there is in so many books. It works for the twenty somethings but not the mature adults.
This is my introduction to Ms. Barker and I wasn’t disappointed. I’m looking forward to keeping up with this series and meet some amazing couples.
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Fearless Love: A Small Town Second Chance Single Mom Romance (The Bennetts of Langston Falls Book 5)
This book was the cherry on top of an amazing sundae. I fell in love with the Bennetts when we first met Teddy and the rest of the family and my love for this family has done nothing but grown over the years.
I always hate saying bye, but there was no better way to do than with James. He and Sara are just amazing together and add Noah to the mix and they are absolutely perfect.
James finds his happiness and Sara finds peace. What more could you ask for?
I’m going to miss the Bennetts and hope Ms. Fletcher treats us to more of her wonderful stories and characters.
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I have read several books by Ms. Alexander and have yet to be disappointed. So often you get a female lead without an ounce of fat and is happy with her body. Ms. Alexander is a wonderful role model for body positivity. I wish there was a lot less fat shaming.
Molly and I are both short and curvy, but I’m not nearly as comfortable in my skin as she is. She’s got a loving partner and built her own little polycule and is happy. She’s stressed with Grad School and her play which is her final project for school and lacking a leading man. Enter Lachlan thanks to a shove from Poe.
Lachlan’s voice is still going through my mind, or at least what I think it would have sounded like and yum. Not sure why some accents are more appealing than others but I’m a sucker for a good one. He is an average guy who was simply working when approached and convinced to help Molly.
As always the main characters along with the supporting characters are all wonderful and intriguing. Ms. Alexander does a wonderful job developing each and every character on her books.
She is one of my favorites and don’t think twice when I see she has a new release. Looking forward to the next one.
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Piper and Bax didn’t have the easiest path but I loved their journey. She is recovering from a broken heart and he swoops in to save the day.
Following Piper as she started figuring things out with her sister Pippa (who I really didn’t like), parents and love was quite frustrating and entertaining at the same time.
I wish my daughter had found a guy like Bax while she was in college. He is q good southern young man who listened to his Mama. His manners and respect for women was wonderful to read.
Have I mentioned I really don’t like Piper’s sister? She caused a lot of damage to Piper and her relationship with her parents on top of everything else she did.
I love the dynamic of the guys, they act what I feel like teammates would, just like brothers.
I cannot wait for the next book and find out what’s going to happen. I’m fully invested in this series.
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Hidden Mischief: A Best Friend’s Brother, Billionaire Bossy Male, Opposites Attract Romance (Shattered Embrace Book 1) (Shattered Embrace Series)
Ashton is a brilliant woman and has hidden a very important piece of herself for years out of shame. She decides to go to a meet and greet for a local club called Shattered Embrace and that one night changed everything for her.
Zachary is a dominant in every sense of the word. His world gets rocked when he steps in for an interview of a potential new club member.
This is the first book in the series and part one of Ashton and Zachary’s story. There were some pretty hot moments along with funny and emotional.
Looking forward to getting a chance to sit down and read the next part of their story.
I don’t find myself relating much to these younger characters, but I felt a connection Mira and her quest. I unfortunately decided too late to start my quest.
Mira is too young (as is her sister) to be as grown up and mature as they both are but I understand why they are both like that.
Declan has all the confidence in the world except it seems when working with Mira who was also a student of his while she was in real estate school.
I couldn’t put this book down and even stopped watching a baseball game because I had to find out what was going to happen next between the two and how it was going to end.
I absolutely adored this book, the characters and their story. I’m so glad to be off work so I can read all day instead of working. Great way to spend my day.
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Why am I just finding this series? I wish I had stumbled across it sooner, but Colby and Gabriella were a great way to be introduced to the Hamilton Steelhawks hockey team.
I love sports series, while this particular book mostly takes place during the off season I enjoyed the relationships the players have with one another as well as their partners relationships with their men as well as the other significant others.
Colby and Gabby are dumb for two intelligent individuals. They don’t see what is right in front of them and do everything possible to avoid one another. But thankfully we have a happy ending.
The guys are great and I’m not sure who’s story I’m more ready for Gilly or Rocky, because I think they are both going down in flames.
I will be going back to read the first two books and will be keeping up with the Steelhawks in the future.
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She has done it once again. I started this book just before going to bed. Laid in bed reading and before I knew it I was almost half done with the book.
Harper breaks my heart. She has such a happy young life. Parents are happy, is with the boy of her dreams, school is going well and overall she’s happy until she isn’t after some world altering news.
Gabriel is the next generation of the Chicago Titans, while we don’t know the first generation at this point I have a feeling we will get to know them through their kids.
I have read several books by Ms. Storm over the past years and she has yet to disappoint me. She is an instant click as soon as I see her name and will continue to click without thought.
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Vacation Flirtation…or More? (Winter Getaway Romance Book 1)
What a cute book in a glorious location. I could imagine myself on the beach and have decided my friend and I need to take a trip like this.
Giuliana’s annual trip with her best friend Morgan is exactly what anyone living in the cold would need during the winter. Mother Nature has different ideas and delays Morgan so Giuliana is on her own at first.
That changes quickly on her flight over when she meets Landon who is heading down for business.
I enjoyed everything from the way they met to the very end. Definitely worth it and can’t wait to see more by this new to me author.
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Be prepared to ignore everything in your life to read this book cover to cover, because that is exactly what I did.
Mei Li’s family is traditional and they expect certain things from her. The first is for her to marry. She’s only a senior in HS and her family has their expectations, none of her hopes and dreams matter.
Marcus is also a senior in HS, he is also having to deal with parental pressure, while they’re not as bad as Mei Li’s they are still pretty unreasonable.
This was so much more than a young adult romance. There was danger & suspense while these kids dealt with more then anyone their age should.
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I was a little surprised by this book, mostly because I didn’t read the synopsis before clicking on it. Don’t usually let book covers pull me in without reading the synopsis and wasn’t disappointed.
This is a new genre to me and had no expectations, was pleasantly surprised on what I found between the cover.
Emily and Cutter met before under very different circumstances and they left impressions on that first encounter. When they meet up again after a few years the dynamic between them is quite different.
I don’t know much about the Daddy/sub (middle) relationship so I have no idea if this is what a relationship is truly like, but it lead to an interesting book. If you keep your mind open then I think you could end up enjoying it.
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This series has done a great job keeping me hooked. This book went by too fast while at the same time not fast enough. I had to know who the killer was.
Sadie and Noah reconnect and that seems to be the last good thing to happen to them. I want to expand on this but I can’t really without spoiling the book and that is the absolute last thing I want to do.
I was quite surprised by everything from the second chapter on and I loved it. I always try and figure out how things are going go and this one kept me guessing until the reveal.
I look forward to reading more books (fingers crossed from this series) by Ms. Flade
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The Rocklyns Collection: Contemporary Romance Boxed Set (Books 1-7)
Collections like this make me happy, I can binge a series of books instead of the dreaded waiting for the next book to come out.
We get to know the Rocklyn family and follow them as they fall in love with their people. Each couple meets in a different way and face their own challenges but they work through it to end up with their happy endings.
I loved each couple for different reasons, but think my favorite meets was Raina in Rainy Day Lovers which is the third book in the collection.
This series has been a great way to fill my days as I recover and plan to see what else has to offer.
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Fashionably Fake: A Fake Relationship Hollywood Romance (Kings of Screen Celebrity Romance Book 4)
Jackson needs help deflecting a scandal in the press and instantly inserts his foot into his mouth and turns Ros’s life on its ear.
Ros’s friendship with Jackson has grown a lot since they met at the wedding and she doesn’t want to mess it up no matter the conflict in her head and heart. Her childhood tramas continue to impact her and how she lives her life.
This was a sweet story about friends becoming lovers and everything they each go through in the transition. It was great catching up with the boys. They are such a fun group.
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Romance and dogs are on top of my list of things that will help me enjoy a book. This book had both of those and a lot of spice. If you don’t enjoy M/M/F then stop here, it will not be the book for you.
Callum, Weston & Petra were right together from the very beginning in my opinion. They just had that vibe that worked.
They all gave their back stories and I feel that Petra’s had the most potential to be a bigger part of the book and was a little disappointed that wasn’t explored more but it didn’t make me like the book any less.
This is the first time I have read anything by Ms. Talix and sincerely hope it’s not the last.
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I have read a few books by Ms. Parmley, and now have listened to one.
I have been home recovering and have been reading a lot. Listening to a book was a nice change of pace and I was able to listen with fewer interruptions.
Nash was an understandably grumpy man but he didn’t give off the best first impression at least to Betsy. I got pretty annoyed with Betsy at times, there was something that grated on my already too thin nerves.
Talece Brown did a good job with the narrative and keeping me engaged with the story.
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The Better Man by Laurie L.C. Lewis
