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Summer Break: A Joe Football Novella by Autumn Sand – Review by Lisa Helmick

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Summer Break: A Joe Football NovellaSummer Break: A Joe Football Novella by Autumn Sand
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

Let me start by saying that It’s been a while since I read Joe Football (book 1). I reread my review and went wow….I really loved that book. Once I delved into this one it all came back. The characters, the story…it’s like I never left. This one is just as engaging and thought provoking. My only wish was that it’s a full fledged story. Yes I am going to use the dreaded word of cliffhanger. I am not a fan of them.

Anyway we get to hang out with Brice, Favor and the crew for a bit in the summer. It’s nice to see Egon playing and being so musicianish. Even Wayne is there hoping for something with Jana. Cal and his dance skills make their debut as well. Brice and Favor are still making google-oogly eyes at each other.

Another good story from Autumn Sand. I look forward to more.

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Summer Break: A Joe Football Novella by Autumn Sand – Review by Kerry Baker

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Summer Break: A Joe Football NovellaSummer Break: A Joe Football Novella by Autumn Sand
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

Summer Break by Autumn Sand is A Joe Football Novella. This book can be read as a standalone and is a great quick story that provides more backstory to already loved characters.
It was great to be able to jump back into these characters. As a short read I found this book to be perfect for a lazy afternoon where I could let myself get lost in the characters and their story. The author has done a great job of creating a story that is short but also packing a punch. It never at any point felt like it was rushed or missing something.
I would definitely say that if you had read Joe Football then you need to add on this story. If you haven’t then this is a great way to showcase these characters and the writing skill of this author.

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Summer Break: A Joe Football Novella by Autumn Sand – Review by Katie Matthews

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Summer Break: A Joe Football NovellaSummer Break: A Joe Football Novella by Autumn Sand
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

 

I was really excited to read this novella after reading and loving Joe Football and it didn’t disappoint at all. I loved seeing the characters back again and reading about their summer! Autumn Sand is absolutely one of my favourite authors so whilst this book is only a novella because of the type of author she is, it was really well written and there was just enough detail in it to keep me interested. There were also a few small unexpected twists in the story which I loved! It could be read as a standalone but I think to fully understand the characters and their background I would definitely recommend reading Joe Football first.
Summer Break was another wonderful ready from Autumn Sand and one that I highly recommend!
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Summer Break: A Joe Football Novella by Autumn Sand – Review by Elizabeth Sanchez

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Summer Break: A Joe Football NovellaSummer Break: A Joe Football Novella by Autumn Sand
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

Summer Break: A Joe Football Novella is the first I have ready by Autumn Sand. It definitely had a novella feel to it, as it didn’t go very deep. I felt like it was a little lacking and I wasn’t fully invested in any of the characters. This could be because I haven’t read Joe Football, which sounds like it would give the background. So while this can be a stand alone, its a brief skim of their summer, and wasn’t detailed enough to pull me in. I recommend reading the first book first, to be fully invested. Overall the story was not bad, and I definitely want to know what happens to Wayne and Jana, so I plan to read the next book when it is released. However, as far as Brice and Favor, being the main characters, I wasn’t as interested as I would hope. The bonds between the characters are well written, and the emotions are felt throughout the story. I like the writing style of Sand, and will be reading more. I just need to go back and read the first book to be able to appreciate this one more.

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Summer Break: A Joe Football Novella by Autumn Sand – Review by Debi Kircher

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Summer Break: A Joe Football NovellaSummer Break: A Joe Football Novella by Autumn Sand
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

Summer Break: A Joe Football Novella by Autumn Sand

5 Stars

Reading this quick gem has made me want to go back and reread the first book. I love these characters and this story although quite short was jam packed full of vintage Autumn Sand, who couldn’t move up much further on my favorites list.

When all they wanted to do was have an awesome summer break, you just know that there’s a lot more to come than cupcakes and rainbows lol secrets and relationships tested. I loved it and can’t recommend it high enough!

Read Joe Football before this one, which is what I’m going back to do so I’m all ready for the next in this series…I can not wait!

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Hula Girl by Lara Ward Cosio – Review by Liz Vrchota

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Hula GirlHula Girl by Lara Ward Cosio
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

Lara Ward Cosio really hit this one straight to the home run. I absolutely loved everything about Hula Girl. That cover is bold and gorgeous drawing you in before you even know what it would be about. I loved that I wanted to read this before I even got to the nitty gritty. Then I found out that this book includes a lot of legal and lawyers stuff, a genre that I am partial to having wanted to always be a lawyer myself. I just connected with this fun and witty romance in every way possible.

We got to follow Ava on her hot sexy beach vacation and then we got to see how fate had her love life planned out well before she even knew what hit her. I loved the way this book didn’t fall into a predictable pattern. I had a blast seeing each twist and turn as they played out and when we get to that picture perfect ending it just really brings the book to a perfect close. I am anxious to reread this one it was that good! Can’t wait to see what else will come from the talented mind of Lara Ward Cosio!

Review by @lizaileen
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Summer Break: A Joe Football Novella by Autumn Sand – Review by Liz Vrchota

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Summer Break: A Joe Football NovellaSummer Break: A Joe Football Novella by Autumn Sand
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

Autumn Sand has outdone herself with this Joe Football Novella, Summer Break. The cover alone makes you want to read the book especially when I figured out it belonged to Autumn Sand and her Joe Football series. I would recommend that you read the first book in the series before diving into this one as it is a continuation of Brick and Favor’s story. It has our favorite characters experiencing summer break and all that it brings them. Of course we will get a small underlying message much like all the other books I have had the pleasure of reading by Autumn Sand prior to this. I loved that it was just spicy enough for me and I would still feel comfortable letting my teen read it. I loved the secrets and all that it did for the storyline. They were not done in a cliche way either so bonus! I can’t wait to see what we will get next for these characters and more from Autumn Sand!

Review by @lizaileen
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Lost in Carmel by Terri Lee – Review by Liz Vrchota

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Lost in CarmelLost in Carmel by Terri Lee
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

Every now and then I find myself lost in a novel that completely takes my breath away and makes me pause to re-evaluate my life and where I am in it. Lost in Carmel by Terri Lee definitely turned into one of those gems. I have not read anything by Terri Lee before this so I was not sure exactly what I would be getting myself into when I decided to give this book a go for the pure beauty that is the cover. I loved it and I am so glad that I did pick this up!

Lost in Carmel brings us the story of Natalie Hampton, a Hollywood star and pretty much America’s sweetheart. We get to see everything that comes with that title and all the dirty and dark secrets that often surround the lifestyle of the rich and famous. Things are not easy and she if faced with a lot of difficult life lessons that are of course complicated in general but then you add the extra issues of being in the spotlight and stuck to figure out how to navigate life feeling so very lonely. I adored this book and found myself reeling from the emotions from the very beginning to the gorgeous end. It was a nice little vacation to Rome as well and I loved the descriptions of the scenes that made me feel as if I was right there with Natalie. I look forward to seeing what else is available from Terri Lee while I anxiously await to see what will come out new from her as well!

Review by @lizaileen
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Loving Jake (Almost Perfect Series Book 1) by Lisa Lanay – Review by Robin Rankin

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Loving Jake (Almost Perfect Series Book 1)Loving Jake by Lisa Lanay
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

Loving Jake by Lisa Lanay is the first book in the Almost Perfect series and it looks like the first book released by Ms.
Lanay.

Kimberly is like most women who have older brothers, at one point she had a crush/was in love with his hot best friend as a kid. She hasn’t seen Jake in years but that doesn’t stop the butterflies when she does see him for the first time in five years.

I think I too may be in love with Jake, or at the very least crushing on him. The way he was with Kimberly melted my heart just a little and don’t even get me started on his relationship with his grandfather.

This book was a nice escape from a bunch of chaos and I enjoyed every minute of it.

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Summer Break: A Joe Football Novella by Autumn Sand – Review by Anastasia Dodson

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Summer Break: A Joe Football NovellaSummer Break: A Joe Football Novella by Autumn Sand
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

I loved this book! This is one of those authors that is a go to for me, no matter what I read by her I am never disappointed. This book is no different. This was was on the shorter side being a novella but I enjoyed the summer break full of secrets and the characters were great! I am looking forward to reading more by this author and I would recommend to any romance lovers!
Happy Reading!

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Hula Girl by Lara Ward Cosio – Review by Susan Mowdy

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Hula GirlHula Girl by Lara Ward Cosio
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

I absolutly loved this book. It gives the feel of a fun romantic read but there are some serious moments in it that totally pull at the heartstrings. This was a read I’ve been needing lately! This was one of those books that gave you way more than what you were expecting. The character development was amazing and you couldn’t help but fall in love with the characters. Its one of those books that you will lose all time because it will suck you in and even at the very end you want to stay. I have to say Lara Ward Cosio has definitely made it on my list of automatic one-click authors!

Review by @listersda
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Vampire State by Alexander Charalambides – Review by Amanda Taylor

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Vampire StateVampire State by Alexander Charalambides
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

Vampire State
By Alexander Charalambides

Vampire State by Alexander Charalambides is a paranormal full-length book. I love books about Vampires, and this is one that I see myself reading again multiple times. The main character in this book is Rowena and she has a lot of tough decisions to make after the Pales aka Vampires have taken over. What would you be willing to give up saving your family and yourself? Rowena is by far my favorite character in this book, but you can’t help but like both Vincenzo and Luka also. This book was intriguing it keeps you hooked reading page to page and throws in so many twists and turns you can’t figure out what will happen next. I can’t wait to read more from this author.

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Summer Break: A Joe Football Novella by Autumn Sand – Review by Jenni Bishop

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Summer Break: A Joe Football NovellaSummer Break: A Joe Football Novella by Autumn Sand
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

Summer Break: A Joe Football Novella by Autumn Sand is a college romance story and a nice extension of the first book in the series of Joe Football. It is a quick and easy read that tells the tale of the friendships of those in the first book. I would suggest that you read Joe Football first so you get to know the characters and who they are. Autumn has done a great job on this one, even though it is full of the normal YA stressors and the underlying theme of being able to communicate with those you love. I love the characters, some are very mature whilst others are stilling trying to deal with life as it is thrown at them.

Secrets threaten to tear the friends apart and sometimes love it just not enough.

If you loved Joe Football you will love this Autumn does not let you down.

Reviewed by @jennadb

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Vampire State by Alexander Charalambides – Review by Kerry Carr

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Vampire StateVampire State by Alexander Charalambides
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

I really enjoyed this book. Its a romance and political story all in one.

When Rowena and her family get sponsered by a rich vampire family she doesnt know what to do. The humans in the city are treated as slaves but does she really want to lose herself and become a vampire too?

The son of the family Vincenzo runs an organisation to try and get equal rights for the humans in their city and with the help or Rowena they set out to make changes so that she can live and remain human.

Rowena starts to have feelings for Vincenzo but cant she forgive his kind for the things they have done. With her emotions confused it gets harder when a handsome rebel called Luka comes on the scene.

Is her feelings for Vincenzo strong enough to stay and see things through or will she get tempted and leave with Luka.

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Vampire State by Alexander Charalambides – Review by Erin Wolf

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Vampire StateVampire State by Alexander Charalambides
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

I give Vampire State by Alexander Charalambides, 4 stars.

This is quite an interesting and unique book. Sure, there have been many books about vampires. We have even read the human must decide between the vampire or the human. But this book throws in something I have never seen before — politics. Rowena is thrust into a world of Pales living richly and the humans living in squalor. She can no longer stand by and watch, she must help. In order to succeed, she must play the game of politics. While this has been done to some extent before, I can’t say I’ve seen it like this.

Then there’s Rowena herself. Not annoying in the least (as some young adult leads can be), you root for her all the way. Then there are the other characters, her family and the ones who try to help and harm her. All are completely different and add to the story. You will not love everyone, but that is the point. We also can’t forget the story itself. Yes, politics plays heavily in this story, but it is not over your head or all dry talk. The author makes it interesting and easy to understand while entertaining you at the same time.

A story of survival, making things better, politics and love with a supernatural twist, this book is so different and the story is done so well, I highly recommend it.

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Summer Break: A Joe Football Novella by Autumn Sand – Review by Lyndsey Fairley

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Summer Break: A Joe Football NovellaSummer Break: A Joe Football Novella by Autumn Sand
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

Summer Break: A Joe Football Novella by Autumn Sand
5 stars

I loved getting to see these characters again. Didn’t realize how much I missed them until I dove into this book.
While we follow Brice and Favor in their POV, we are also getting a huge secondary story of Wayne and Jana. (Can’t wait for that one, it’s going to be emotional I can just tell)
Brice and Favor are spending the summer with friends and don’t expect What all happens to happen. They’re wanting fun and bonding and they get drama and high emotions. I felt all of everything in this book, and while its quick it packs its punches well. Can’t wait to get more from this group of characters.

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Loving Jake (Almost Perfect Series Book 1) by Lisa Lanay – Review by Cassi Rogers

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Loving Jake (Almost Perfect Series Book 1)Loving Jake by Lisa Lanay
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

Loving Jake written by Lisa Lanay is the first installment in the Almost Perfect series. I decided to read this book on a whim because it seemed like one that I would enjoy… I was correct. This was a short and sweet book that I highly liked! The writing in this book is flawless and paired with the perfect character descriptions and catchy story line, it was hard to put down. The characters in this book were likable as well as being easy to relate to. This story is more than the simple “two people meet and fall in love” because Jake and Kimberly have known each other most of their lives. Throughout this whole story I was on the back and forth of “man ya’ll need to get it together” and “no, don’t do that”. It was frustrating at times with some decisions that were being made but in all honesty I can see why things were the characters were making those awful decisions. Things finally fall in to place and IT WAS PERFECT! The ending of the book is the sweetest thing ever. I cannot wait to get my hands on the next book in the series!

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Loving Jake (Almost Perfect Series Book 1) by Lisa Lanay – Review by Tausha Treadway

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Loving Jake (Almost Perfect Series Book 1)Loving Jake by Lisa Lanay
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

Loving Jake (Almost Perfect Series Book 1) by Lisa Lanay. I loved this contemporary romance so much! Its the story of Jake Taylor and Kimberly Urbane. Jake is recently divorced and has decided that relationships are not for him. Kimberly has always had a crush on Jake so when he suddenly needs a place to stay and she has an extra bedroom she offers it to Jake. Sparks fly once he moves in. There is an instant attraction between the two. Another issue Jake has is Kimberly is his best friend Greg’s sister which means she should be off limits. Will they give in to their attraction to each other or will Jake let his past keep him from the love he deserves? This is such a great love story and it will get you all in your feelings! Be prepared to be sucked in cause its an awesome read!

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Hula Girl by Lara Ward Cosio – Review by Maura Harper

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Hula GirlHula Girl by Lara Ward Cosio
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

HULA GIRL is a contemporary romance that was an easy breezy read.

Told in dual POV, this story takes place in L.A. and Hawaii and at times it reads like an Island vacation guide and I’m totally in.

I really enjoyed this story and was able to escape into it on a cold and rainy Sunday afternoon.

I absolutely recommend this book.

review by @mauraharper

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Vampire State by Alexander Charalambides – Review by Amber Lange

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Vampire StateVampire State by Alexander Charalambides
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

Vampire State by Alexander Charalambides was a unique take on vampires. This is my first book by this author. I feel like he did a good job with his characters. Rowena I feel like was very dedicated to her survival and family. I also found her to be very interesting and can’t imagine myself what choice I would make with what she is given. The beginning was a bit slow but I feel it speeds up the deeper you get in. Overall it was a good story. I would rate 4 stars.

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Summer Break: A Joe Football Novella by Autumn Sand – Review by Chantelle Smith

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Summer Break: A Joe Football NovellaSummer Break: A Joe Football Novella by Autumn Sand
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

Autumn Sand is a go-to author of mine so whenever a new book comes along, its a no brainer for this to be read! Once again she continues to show what an incredible author she is.
She creates a read that has a captivating storyline that you can’t help but get invested in, but also create characters that you can’t help but love and enjoy following their journey and hope they get a HEA. This book is no different and I loved it from start to finish and didn’t want it to end. For this being s novella, it didn’t feel rushed and wasn’t lacking in storyline, emotions or content.

I thoroughly enjoyed the whole read! Great read again Autumn Sand cannot wait for more!

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Forbidden Love; Written by Lisa Jones Gentry, As Told by Joe Steele – Review by Jonell Collins

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Forbidden Love: As Told By Joe SteeleForbidden Love: As Told By Joe Steele by Lisa Jones Gentry
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

Oh, what a wonderful little love story this was. I love to see courage from real people in real life. It’s a wonderful thing to see that there were some people that knew all along that there was only one race and it’s the human race. In Forbidden Love by Lisa Jones Gentry as told by their son Joe Steele, the love and devotion of Sophie and Billy was truly inspiring. There are a few physical situations that might make some people uncomfortable, but it’s tastefully done. This real-life story is better than any fictional romance I have ever read. I think you’re going to like this one.

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Lost in Carmel by Terri Lee – Review by Jonell Collins

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Lost in CarmelLost in Carmel by Terri Lee
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

Very good read. Bittersweet story. I left it feeling all was right in the world. In the beginning you see how fragile Natalie is. As you progress through the story, we see how she got there. In Lost In Carmel, Terri Lee gives us some foundational principles that a listening heart could use in their own life. Natalie faces many issues that most of us face, and hard decisions. Even though it’s just a story, it’s a story that imparts hope. Easy to read and fast paced. A bittersweet romance you will like.

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Loving Jake (Almost Perfect Series Book 1) by Lisa Lanay – Review by Dawn Daughenbaugh

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Loving Jake (Almost Perfect Series Book 1)Loving Jake by Lisa Lanay
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

5 Star
Loving Jake (Almost Perfect Series Book 1) by Lisa Lanay is a book I absolutely loved. I literally locked myself in a room to not be disturbed while reading. I got lost in the pages, the story for me flowed and the characters are simply amazing they are relatable and very well developed. This is my first read by this Author but definitely not my last. Jake and Kimberly both of them at times frustrated me to the point where I wanted slap them but at other times they both pulled at my heartstrings. Kimberly is Greg’s sister and he is Jake’s friend which means she was off limits, but she has been in love with him since forever and everyone knew it . Jake is back in town to take care of his grandfather . He’s ata friends party and is in need of a place to stay. So he ends up at Kimberly’s ( Kim) house. There is no denying the attraction between these two, but his past is keeping him from moving forward. These two hook up and definitely raises the temperature in the room. Can he leave the past where it belongs and move forward? Can these two have a future together? Can they help each other? Find out what happens next in this absolute must read Book that I can’t recommend enough. I can’t wait to read Zane’s story next.

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Lost in Carmel by Terri Lee – Review by Anastasia Dodson

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Lost in CarmelLost in Carmel by Terri Lee
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

This is the first book that I have read by this author and I thought it was awesome! It was well written and had me on a roller coaster of emotions that I didn’t want to end! I gobbled up this story and I’ve been in a reading funk for a few days so this was the perfect story to bring me out of it! The characters are relatable and I was able to connect with them quickly. They’ve been hurt in the past and are in some serious need of some healthy healing. Hopefully they can come together and help each other out! Go get this story now so you can read it because I would absoutely recommend it!

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Loving Jake (Almost Perfect Series Book 1) by Lisa Lanay – Review by Lyndsey Fairley

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Loving Jake (Almost Perfect Series Book 1)Loving Jake by Lisa Lanay
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

Loving Jake (Almost Perfect Series Book 1) by Lisa Lanay
4 stars

This was a great book, I finished in a couple of hours. Jake Kimberly know each other because Jake is her brothers friend. Everyone knew Kimberly liked Jake but she never came out and said it to him and he left and got married.
Now they’re both successful in their career choices and when Jake has no place to stay for a few months, he winds up at Kimberly’s.
Both are fighting feelings but for different reasons, life and emotions get the best of them.
Read this book to find out what happens, you won’t regret it.

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Loving Jake (Almost Perfect Series Book 1) by Lisa Lanay – Review by Kerry Baker

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Loving Jake (Almost Perfect Series)Loving Jake by Lisa Lanay
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

Loving Jake by Lisa Lanay is the first book in the Almost Perfect series. This is the type of book that will have you shouting at the characters from your living room!
Lisa Lanay is a new author to me and not one I had heard of before this book. However the moment I read the blurb I knew I had to read it. And I am so pleased that I did. The characters were absolutely brilliant. They were the right balance of cautious and completely frustrating that makes for an exciting read. And once they finally started heading in the right track the scenes between them were just perfect.
The actually writing style was great as well. The author really knew how to describe everything to just the right level of detail. I never found myself wishing she would hurry up with a scene or left feeling like I wanted more. I am so, so pleased that I gave this author a go and I cannot wait to check out more of her work!

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Vampire State by Alexander Charalambides – Review by Cindy Mayberry

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Vampire StateVampire State by Alexander Charalambides
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

Vampire State
By Alexander Charalambides
☆☆☆☆☆
This is a full length novel.

Here you will find Pales, aka,Vampires, and tough decisions. Just what is needed to take you to the fantasy, this book brings. Rowena is going in eyes open. What she sees and learns will help her with what she needs to do. Romance will also play a part in her life. You will need to read this story to find out how it ends. Does Rowena choose Vampire? Who does she fall head over heels in love with, Vincenzo or Luka?

Alexander Charalambides is a new to me author. While I read this story, I had to remind myself, this is just a fantasy. This story is a fast page turning novel. The action sucks you in, you have no choice but to continue to read. His explanation and description of the characters and where they live was well thought out. You can’t help but fall in love with these characters. I have to admit, I kind of fell in love with this book. I can think of many who would love to read this as well. Keep them Coming Alexander Charalambides! Looking for many more adventures ahead.

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Loving Jake (Almost Perfect Series Book 1) by Lisa Lanay – Review by Karyn Taylor

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Loving Jake (Almost Perfect Series Book 1)Loving Jake by Lisa Lanay
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

Loving Jake is the first book in the Almost Perfect series by Lisa Lanay. It was the first time I had read any of this author’s work so was unsure what to expect. The blurb drew me in as it seemed like just the sort of book I would enjoy and I’m so glad I chose to read it as I loved it and now have a new author to add to my list.
Kimberley has loved Jake since high school where he was her brother’s friend. Now back in town for a while he needs somewhere to stay and Kimberley just happens to have a spare room.
Needless to say there’s a lot of angst as the 2 of them skirt around each other and Jake tries to fight his growing attraction to his friend’s little sister. There’s a lot of humour too as Kimberley tries everything to make Jake notice her as a grown woman and not the little girl who followed him everywhere.
This is a really great story with great characters, not only the 2 main characters. I loved Kimberley’s meddling sister who did everything to push the 2 of them together. Another character, Zane is going to be the focus of the 2nd book in this series and I can’t wait to read it.

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Loving Jake (Almost Perfect Series Book 1) by Lisa Lanay – Review by Sara Oxton

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Loving Jake (Almost Perfect Series Book 1)Loving Jake by Lisa Lanay
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

Loving Jake by Lisa Lanay a four-star read that will bring the heat, this is number one in the Almost Perfect series and shows promise of a good series. This is well done, but can be a little predictable at times, but overall, I liked the writing. This one will have you wondering all the way, Jake and Kimberly really will make you wonder, they will play with your emotions and make you guess. Jake was well done and not overly done like we can find in some romance stories.

Review by @saraoxo

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