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Drew: Book One of the Perfectly Independent Series by Amanda Shelley – Review by Angela Packard

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Drew (Perfectly Independent, #1)Drew by Amanda Shelley
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

This was an enjoyable and sweet read. Drew is set on medical school. He doesn’t have time to date between basketball and studies. He sits next to the most studious girl he can find for a lab partner, thinking that she would never distract him.
Abby is set on acing all her classes so she can graduate a year early and head to medical school. When Drew sits next to her, she feels that is about to go out the window. He hadn’t even been sitting next to her for 30 seconds before he is bombarded with a slew of people talking to him.
They slowly learn that they have judged each other too quickly. Abby is most definitely going to be a distraction and Drew Is serious about his studies. They find that stereotypes aren’t always correct. The friendship that builds before anything else is what dreams are made of. They more they get to know each other the more they find out how very much they have in common. I loved Drew and how he really was a nice guy, even cancelling a study session and taking her out to dinner when he found out Abby agreed to study on her birthday. He really is the boy next door.

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Drew: Book One of the Perfectly Independent Series by Amanda Shelley – Review by Kerry Baker

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Drew (Perfectly Independent, #1)Drew by Amanda Shelley
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

Drew by Amanda Shelley is the first book in the Perfectly Independent series. This is a book that has such heartwarming and sweet characters at its centre that you cannot help but be pulled into them. They have such a strong connection, even if they are completely out of sorts with each other at the start of the story. They way their relationship progresses is so lovely to watch. It unfolds slowly as the discover a little more about the other.
This is the first book that I have read by this author and I enjoyed her overall writing style. It was easy to engage with and kept you interested until the end of the book. This is a great start to a series and I am looking forward to book 2.

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Something Lost (Funerals and Weddings Series Book 1) by Bernadette Marie – Review by Kerry Baker

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Something LostSomething Lost by Bernadette Marie
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

Some Lost by Bernadette Marie is the first book in the Funerals and Weddings series. This is a great second chance romance that is all about the characters. I liked both Craig and Rachel. It really felt like they were the focus of the story, that everything built around them. I did think that at times the story needed a little more detail to it. The author could have really added an even deeper level to it. However I did think the story was enjoyable and the overall idea came across well. Another thoroughly story by a great author.

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A Natural Passion by Tammy Mannersly – Review by Katie Matthews

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A Natural PassionA Natural Passion by Tammy Mannersly
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

 

Another lovely read from this author. I find her books so easy and enjoyable to read. I loved the setting for this story, it was so unique and the authors descriptive language really brought the story to life. I really liked the characters Dylan and Kyra both relatable and enjoyable to read about. There were some great twists and turns in the story too which I loved!
I would definitely recommend A Natural Passion and I am looking forward to reading more from this author again!

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Scarlet Princess (Lochlann Feuds Book 1) by Robin D. Mahle and Elle Madison – Review by Amanda Lundin

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Scarlet Princess (The Lochlann Feuds, #1)Scarlet Princess by Robin D. Mahle
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

This book was absolutely amazing. I devoured it in about two days and happily neglected my responsibilities to do so!

The characters- they are just wonderful and animated. I adore Rowan’s hilarious witty remarks and Theo’s exasperation at her antics. I had a few good laughs and still chuckle at the thought of “weather toe”.

I’m fully invested in this series and am prepared to further neglect adult responsibilities to see what happens next. November 2021 can’t come soon enough for book 2 to come out!

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Something Lost (Funerals and Weddings Series Book 1) by Bernadette Marie – Review by Cindy Mayberry

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Something LostSomething Lost by Bernadette Marie
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

Something Lost
Funerals and Weddings Series
Book 1
By Bernadette Marie
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This is a full length novel loaded with a forbidding romance. Just the contemporary romance we all need. No spoilers will be found in this review.
Rachel Diaz is the coach’s daughter and the forbidden fruit. Craig Turner and his basketball mates knew this all too well. Returning home for Coach Diaz’s funeral, old memories between the Fabulous Five help the men to get caught up on each other’s lives. But for Rachel and Craig it could be so much more than a goodbye to the coach. Can Rachel and Craig become so much more than friends? Only reading this story will bring this book to life.

Bernadette Marie has written this book so clearly I felt like she Introduced the characters to me and the readers. I felt as part of this story starting in chapter one. Reading as the romance built from the loss of a parent and old friends was heartwarming. Bernadette Marie kept this story going, with the emotional events as they happened. As I watched this story come to life in my mind’s eye. She won’t disappoint her readers. Well Done Bernadette Marie! Well Done! ! !

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Stormwood by Luna Mayfield – Review by Angela Hayes

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StormwoodStormwood by Luna Mayfield
My rating: 3 of 5 stars

 

3 Stars

 

Stormwood by Luna Mayfield is a moody paranormal romance that delivers quite a creepy vibe.
The story starts with Luci inheriting an old manor from her deceased aunt. The manor has been in the family for generation, and Luci feels drawn to the estate. She and her fiancé get to the estate- where this story really gets tense. There seems to be an entity in the house that begins to drive the couple apart, all the while luring Luci further into his web. There is much more going on her than Luci could have ever expected when she first learned about her inheritance. What happens? You’ll need to read the outcome for yourself…
A quick, easy, short story.

Thank you, Luna Mayfield!

 

Reviewed by @angelahayes

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No Way Out (Mafia Elite, book 1) by Amy McKinley – Review by M Policicchio

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No Way Out (Mafia Elite, #1)No Way Out by Amy McKinley
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

No Way Out (Mafia Elite, book 1) by Amy McKinley

5 out of 5 Stars

Hot Damn!!! Amy McKinley nails it! From the hot Mafia men to the strong, powerful Mafia women to the suspense and twists to the heat. There isn’t one thing to love about this story and all of its characters.

This saga starts off with the story of Liliana and Max. Liliana is trapped by her cold, abusive father. He thinks that her only benefit to him is what he can get at the bargaining table for her. Max was abandoned by his father. Raised by his maternal family as a secret, Max has gained power and rank in the Sicilian families. Unbeknownst to Liliana, Max has been sent by her maternal grandfather to rescue her from the clutches of the man that raised her. Things get complicated when Max falls for Liliana.

Amy McKinley spins this Mafia tale of secret family members, deceit, lies and honor with class and a magic touch. I want best friends like Sofia and Em, strong, intelligent, badass and armed!! Can’t wait for Sofia and Enzo’s story. Cuz just like the Mafia with this saga, once you are in, you are in for life. I have taken my oath.

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Something Lost (Funerals and Weddings Series Book 1) by Bernadette Marie – Review by Angela Hayes

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Something LostSomething Lost by Bernadette Marie
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

 

3.5 Stars

 

Something Lost is the first book in the Funerals and Weddings series by Bernadette Marie. It is the start of a new series, which looks set to be great. This is a contemporary romance about never forgetting your first love and second chances.
Craig and Rachel were high school sweethearts- he was one of her father’s star players, and she was the coach’s daughter. Circumstances tore them apart- only to come face to face again for the first time at her father’s funeral. Old feelings bubble to the surface and the spark of romance is rekindled. But, there are secrets that will need to be addressed and the past dealt with, if they stand any chance of a future together. A sweet start to this new series.
Looking forward to more.

Thank you, Bernadette Marie.

 

Reviewed by @angelahayes

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Scarlet Princess (Lochlann Feuds Book 1) by Robin D. Mahle and Elle Madison – Review by Ashleigh Sherel-Kidd

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Scarlet Princess (The Lochlann Feuds, #1)Scarlet Princess by Robin D. Mahle
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

Stars, this book is truly enthralling.
Scarlett is the lovable and incorrigible princess of Lochlann who finds herself in enemy territory, facing potential death. When she befriends Lord Theodore, she must call into question everything she believes is true. Are the Socairans really so different?
Scarlett Princess is a highly enjoyable read that I found myself unable to put down. I read it in one day, and once finished, found myself immediately searching for book two in the installment.
This novel has something for everyone, with battle scenes, a strong female lead, slow-burn romance, world-building, witty humor, and delightful characters.
Highly recommended!

 

Reviewed by @hautemessreads

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Forever Valentine: A Sequel to Professor Valentine (Kirk University Series, Book 6) by Diana Vale – Review by Wendy Wary

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Forever Valentine (Kirk University, #6)Forever Valentine by Diana Vale
My rating: 3 of 5 stars

I didn’t realize this was a series book, so I didn’t read any of the previous books in this series before picking this one up. Not sure if that would have helped with being pulled into the characters’ stories or not, but I had a difficult time really connecting with Cassie and Diego.

It seemed realistic enough that the couple would encounter different thoughts and struggles because of the age gap between them, and they did seem to have feelings for each other, which the author did a good job conveying. I feel like my struggle with reading it, however, is that there was this whole “age-gap-doesn’t-mean-anything” while basically spending the whole time pointing out the struggles with an age gap relationship.

This is a very short book, though, so perhaps I’m not giving it enough credit when read as a whole series; as a standalone, it wasn’t really my thing.

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Drew: Book One of the Perfectly Independent Series by Amanda Shelley – Review by Kerry Carr

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Drew (Perfectly Independent, #1)Drew by Amanda Shelley
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

I really enjoyed this college romance. The characters were really well written and the author does a great job of showing you all the fun and stress that comes with college life.

Drew is a popular guy. He is star on the basketball team and from first impressions is your typical jock.
Abby is the complete opposite. From first impressions she is a nerd. However both first impressions are completely wrong.
When they are teamed up as lab partners Drew thinks she is just the girl he needs to help him pass the course and continue his dream of being a doctor. Abby  thinks this is a bad idea. Why should she need to carry a jock.

As time progresses they learn more about each other and their hopes and goals. Their connection becomes strong and Drew starts to realise that Abby could become more of a distraction then he originally thought.
Can they build something special together? When they see through the others front to see the real person inside can they help each other achieve their goals and dreams?

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Something Lost (Funerals and Weddings Series Book 1) by Bernadette Marie – Review by Kerry Carr

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Something LostSomething Lost by Bernadette Marie
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

This is a beautiful story about a second chance love. The characters are really easy to like and you can’t help wanting their love to succeed. The author does an amazing job of making the reader experience all the emotions that they go through.

Craig and Rachel’s story restarts after they meet at her father’s funeral. Even after all the years that have past their connection is strong. However neither knew what to expect. Would it just be a catch up with old friends or would something be rekindled between them.

They have both grown up since the last time they were  together. Rachel has some secrets and scars in her past that could make or break them. Will Craig be strong enough and the man she needs to support her as she faces her demons or will their second chance be over as quickly as it starts?

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Stormwood by Luna Mayfield – Review by Kayla Bullock

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StormwoodStormwood by Luna Mayfield
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

Stormwood is a short paranormal novel that tells the story of Luci. When she inherits her family’s estate, she is unsure what to do with it. But suddenly something-or someone-is calling to her from the estate. Traveling with her fiance, Luci is quickly swept up in the allure and mystery of the home. But things aren’t always what they seem. Can Beckett save her before it’s too late?

Stormwood was an edge of your seat paranormal story with steamy romance included. I was rooting for Beckett and Luci to get their relationship back together. The evil forces at work were mesmerizing and drew me in from the beginning. Very descriptive, great story telling! Definitely a must read! 5/5 stars!

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Forever Valentine: A Sequel to Professor Valentine (Kirk University Series, Book 6) by Diana Vale – Review by Cora-Lyne Ethier

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Forever Valentine (Kirk University, #6)Forever Valentine by Diana Vale
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

This is the sixth book in a series of student-teacher contemporary romance series, it is also the sequel to Professor Valentine which was book 1.
In book one we are introduced to Diego and Cassie and their love story that is so ver forbidden. In this novella we see the continuation of book one and how things have gone for both Diego and Cassie.
With Cassie being only 19 and Diego being in his 30s it is hard for those around them to accept their love and relationship. In this book we also learn a lot more about Diegos soon to be ex-wife Linda who is a cocaine addict.
The story flows well and keeps you interested, the added spicy scenes make it perfect for those who like steam and love mixed into one great book.

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Forever Valentine: A Sequel to Professor Valentine (Kirk University Series, Book 6) by Diana Vale – Review by Cora-Lyne Ethier

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Forever Valentine (Kirk University, #6)Forever Valentine by Diana Vale
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

This is the sixth book in a series of student-teacher contemporary romance series, it is also the sequel to Professor Valentine which was book 1.
In book one we are introduced to Diego and Cassie and their love story that is so ver forbidden. In this novella we see the continuation of book one and how things have gone for both Diego and Cassie.
With Cassie being only 19 and Diego being in his 30s it is hard for those around them to accept their love and relationship. In this book we also learn a lot more about Diegos soon to be ex-wife Linda who is a cocaine addict.
The story flows well and keeps you interested, the added spicy scenes make it perfect for those who like steam and love mixed into one great book.

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No Way Out (Mafia Elite, book 1) by Amy McKinley – Review by Tracy Wilkin

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No Way Out (Mafia Elite, #1)No Way Out by Amy McKinley
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

No Way Out is book one in the Mafia Elite series by Amy McKinley. Every time is like the first time of ever picking up a book when I read a story by this author. That first feeling of awe, wonder and total contentment as you have found the thing that makes you the most happiest in life. A beautifully written story. I have not felt that discovery of love for books since my first memory of reading. To recapture that rapturous feeling was unexpected but very welcome. Now to the story. There is nothing better than being kept on the knife’s edge with a good mafia romance. This author demonstrates acute imagination and gives the characters depth, immense strength and and more personality that a person may be able to cope with. I get lost in these amazing characters. Totally immersed in the journey. And blissfully content while lost in Max and Liliana.

No Way Out was anxiety riddled, dramatic, fast paced, dangerous, arousing and irresistible. Amy McKinley rose above even my wildest expectations and ruined me for other stories of this trope. I am totally owned by each characters and what they portray. A stunning beginning to a series I have no doubt will be unforgettable. 5 stars.

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Drew: Book One of the Perfectly Independent Series by Amanda Shelley – Review by Angelina Frazzini

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Drew (Perfectly Independent, #1)Drew by Amanda Shelley
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

Drew by Amanda Shelley is book one of the Perfectly Independent series.

Abby’s goal is to become a doctor. After her chemistry lab, she’s sure she’s doomed. Drew is not someone she ever expected to be in her lab. With his cockiness, she knows she needs to stay far away, that is until they end up as lab partners. Drew has one goal and basketball was his ticket to get there. Ned school is in his future but he can’t get distracted. Drew avoids distractions at all costs, especially during the basketball season. But then, he’s paired with Abby for lab and all of his plans may just crumble. Can he stick to the plans he laid out or will Abby derail everything?

I really enjoyed reading Drew and Abby’s story. It was so nice to see that Drew had big goals outside of basketball and he wanted to ensure nothing got in his way. Abby was just as driven. They both wanted to do to why was necessary to achieve their goal that they were a little blind at first to what was happening between them. The build up is half the fun! The book wasn’t at all what I was expecting and I definitely recommend this book!

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Something Lost (Funerals and Weddings Series Book 1) by Bernadette Marie

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Something Lost (Funerals and Weddings Series Book 1) by Bernadette Marie
Genre – Romance, Contemporary Romance
Page Count – 242 pages
Craig Turner was Coach Diaz’s star player, back in the day. He was held in high regard, until he broke the rules and dated the coach’s daughter. Young and stupid, his affection for her lasted until graduation, and then it was time to face the real world–but his love for her would never leave him.
Rachel Diaz became who her father wanted her to be, a well educated, well traveled, successful woman, but she holds a well full of secrets from the outside world. As a high school therapist, she uses her past traumas to help others overcome their own.
When the Fabulous Five arrive at Coach Diaz’s funeral, to pay their respects, a rekindling happens between them all—and between Craig and Rachel.
Is Rachel woman enough to face her demons and is Craig man enough to accept them? Or will their encounter be as brief as the affair they had a decade ago, behind her father’s back?

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Bestselling Author Bernadette Marie is known for building families readers want to be part of. Her series The Keller Family has graced bestseller charts since its release in 2011. Since then she has authored and published over forty-five books. The married mother of five sons promises romances with a Happily Ever After always…and says she can write it because she lives it.

 

Obsessed with the art of writing and the business of publishing, chronic entrepreneur Bernadette Marie established her own publishing house, 5 Prince Publishing, in 2011 to bring her own work to market as well as offer an opportunity for fresh voices in fiction to find a home as well. 

 

When not immersed in the writing/publishing world, Bernadette Marie can be found spending time with her family, traveling, and running multiple businesses. An avid martial artist, Bernadette Marie is a second degree black belt in Tang Soo Do, and loves Tai Chi.  She is a retired hockey mom, a lover of a good stout craft beer, and might have an unhealthy addiction to chocolate.

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Scarlet Princess (Lochlann Feuds Book 1) by Robin D. Mahle and Elle Madison – Review by Christine Taysom

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Scarlet Princess (The Lochlann Feuds, #1)Scarlet Princess by Robin D. Mahle
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

Wow let me tell you, this book was so intriguing! This book is the setup to this series so this book is very heavy on world building but it does not slow it down at all! Sometimes when authors have so much to set up and that it requires loads of world building it can be complicated to maintain reader engagement. Robin D. Mahle and Elle Madison however did so fantastic and I never felt like I was struggling to read or stay engaged, I was quite the opposite actually I couldn’t put the book down! I can’t wait to read the next book. This is going to be such a great series, I feel it in my bones! Read this book, I really can’t recommend this book enough!

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Scarlet Princess (Lochlann Feuds Book 1) by Robin D. Mahle and Elle Madison – Review by Corine Lombardi

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Scarlet Princess (The Lochlann Feuds, #1)Scarlet Princess by Robin D. Mahle
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

Scarlet Princess
(The Lachlan Feuds) Book 1
By: Robin D. Mahle & Elle Madison
Genre: Renaissance Historical Fiction & Romance
Pages: 230

I have read a lot of fiction in my 29 years of life. This read seemed fresh and new and I very much enjoyed it.
There was an idea of mystery and adventure in the plot of danger. I have always been a fan of historical fiction and the authors took the time to detail the actions and features of each character to being you into the story with them.
There are some omg moments that suck you in and you just have to keep reading l. As a series fanatic I cannot wait to read book 2. Four stars well deserved and recommended.
This read will teach you the lesson of thieves and have you wanting to be a princess. Do you think royalty has more fun?!

“It was more clear by the hour that this was not a place for a girl from Lochlann.”

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No Way Out (Mafia Elite, book 1) by Amy McKinley – Review by Shadel Ayerbe

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No Way Out (Mafia Elite, #1)No Way Out by Amy McKinley
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

No Way Out: An Arranged Marriage Mafia Romance (Mafia Elite Book 1) by Amy McKinley is romance suspense book that you will love

Amy McKinley’s USA Today Bestselling novel Secrets, Arranged Marriage, and Redemption is an action-packed mafia romance about secrets, arranged marriage, and redemption. Max’s goal is simple: reclaim what is rightly his and hold those who have mistreated him accountable. Max infiltrates a crucial wing of the Chicago Mafia as assassin Matteo Trambino to rescue his Sicilian mentor’s granddaughter, Liliana, from her deadly father. When they finally meet face to face, he understands he’ll never be able to walk away.

Liliana Brambilla, born into one of the Cosa Nostra’s most powerful families, is a pawn in her father’s power grab, unable to escape until he frees her. The only way out is to exchange one jail for another, namely her father’s choice of marriage. Her confidence is shaky when her father appoints a new bodyguard. He’s her adversary, she believes. Max is, in fact, her rescuer.

I loved this story and the concept of it as well.I loved every page of it. Every chapter was exciting. This is the fifth book from this author that I have read and I can’t wait to read more.

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Forbidden Mate (The Shadow Chronicles Book 2) by CR Robertson – Review by Beth McKitrick

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Forbidden MateForbidden Mate by C.R. Robertson
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

This book was the second in The Shadow Chronicles series – if you haven’t read the first, I would highly recommend reading it before this one. The author does an excellent job expanding on the story and characters from the first book! Though this book did not exactly follow the storyline from the first book that I expected, I still greatly enjoyed the plot. I also like how it touched on the storyline that I originally expected it to follow, clearly leaving that open for the next installment! The main characters Levi and Tasha were just as enjoyable as they were in the first book, with additional satisfying developments to the antagonists of both this book and the overall series, as well as some of the lesser side characters. If you loved the first book, you’ll love this one for all the same reasons, including but not limited to the endearing characters, the fast-pace, and the steamy romance! I can’t wait to read the third installment in this series and see where it goes!

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THE BOW (HER THREE IMMORTALS Book 3) by HAZEL STORM – Review by Shelly Kittell

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The Bow (Her Three Immortals, #3)The Bow by Hazel Storm
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

Hazel Storm has done it again. The Greek God series is one of my favorites. Funny, snarky and spicy…three of my favorite things. Vanessa, Grey Raef, and Aroz are at it again. The locations are great: good Hell, bad Hell, Overworld, and the Underworld. The new adventure to thwart Grey’s mother has them working together (or so they think). Not all is as they think. A few twists may appear. Witty, funny and always a few chuckles, another definite winner. Highly recommend.

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Scarlet Princess (Lochlann Feuds Book 1) by Robin D. Mahle and Elle Madison – Review by April McCoy

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Scarlet Princess (The Lochlann Feuds, #1)Scarlet Princess by Robin D. Mahle
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

Lochlann feuds book 1, Scarlett Princess was a book I couldn’t put down if I tried. Cue everyone in my house being overly concerned for me! This story line absolutely captivates me. A strong willed princess, her dashing captor. All I can say is you won’t be disappointed and you will be running back to get anything else you can from these authors! Excellent job!!

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Scarlet Princess (Lochlann Feuds Book 1) by Robin D. Mahle and Elle Madison – Review by Stephanie Nicole

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Scarlet Princess (The Lochlann Feuds, #1)Scarlet Princess by Robin D. Mahle
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

Scarlet Princess (Lochlann Feuds Book 1) by Robin D. Mahle and Elle Madison is just purely and simply amazing. I loved this book from the very first sentence to the very last word. Rowan is a second generation Lochlann and this book takes place about 20 years after Robin D. Mahle’s and Elle Madison’s book Lochlann Treaty. While you could read the first book it is not a necessity as Ms. Mahle and Ms. Madison gives us a great plot, a fiery, feisty, and full of attitude princess, as well as other fantastic characters. While this is my first reading by these two I am quickly learning that they love to leave their readers with a cliffhanger, and this reader for one can’t wait to see what happens next.

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THE BOW (HER THREE IMMORTALS Book 3) by HAZEL STORM – Review by Rayne East

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The Bow: A Fated Mates Greek Myth Paranormal Romance (Her Three Immortals Book 3)The Bow: A Fated Mates Greek Myth Paranormal Romance by Hazel Storm
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

Brilliant series and author
I’m loving this series. It has everything I enjoy in a paranormal romance adventure. Even though it had been a little while between books, I was instantly transported back to Vanessa and her world of Gods. There is just so much to love about the story: the characters, the world building and the pacing are just spot on. Hazel Storm you are truly a masterclass author. This is a series not to be missed and really must be read in order. Can’t wait for The Box.

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Gone Country (Gone in Love) by Katrina Marie – Review by April McCoy

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Gone Country (Cousins Gone #1)Gone Country by Katrina Marie
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

When city girl meets country boy… good grief this book was so sweet! I enjoyed Stella and Johnny’s story so much! If you’re looking for an easy to read, interesting, charming book, this is definately for you!

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THE BOW (HER THREE IMMORTALS Book 3) by HAZEL STORM – Review by Deb Robinson

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The Bow (Her Three Immortals, #3)The Bow by Hazel Storm
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

Wow!!! This book started with a bang and kept on going. So many unexpected events going on. Vanessa is on a mission for Grey’s mother, the queen of the Underworld and finds herself back in the Overworld. She is back with her love Raef while the clock is ticking for her return to the Underworld. She has 24 hours to complete her mission. Aroz and Raef work together to help her. She has been threatened with everlasting death even though she is already dead. An accident during the mission has Aroz saving Vanessa to the Upperworld to his hidden palace. What happens in the palace is beyond imaginable. I am so excited to read book 4. What an extraordinary read. Bravo to the author Hazel Storm. The books just keep getting better and better.

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Scarlet Princess (Lochlann Feuds Book 1) by Robin D. Mahle and Elle Madison – Review by Alexandra Nay

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Scarlet Princess (The Lochlann Feuds, #1)Scarlet Princess by Robin D. Mahle
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

I absolutely loved this book from start to finish. The storytelling was vivid and colourful both physically and emotionally. Reader’s follow fiery Princess Rowan on her unintentional and unwelcome journey through an unfriendly neighbouring kingdom. I loved how she stayed true to her character throughout her challenges, even while falling in love. The ending took me COMPLETELY by surprise, and I cannot wait to read the next book.

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