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Dark Moon Secrets (The Witch Moon Series Book 1) by Lilliana Rose – Review by: Crystal Walker

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Although it took time for the action and climax to really get going in this book, I enjoyed it! The characters were detailed and the names were unique. Not a name heard often, Tanjie, is just learning of her destiny and that she is special. Tanjie is said to be on earth for one reason and one only and that is to save the witches and the other beings from pure destruction. Although she has other thoughts on what her life should be like and how she should live, her destiny says something completely different. Then she meets Al or as he is better known to his pack as Alaric. These two have a destiny together yet it is unknown in the beginning and they are drawn to one another which is forbidden. How will they survive their drawn attraction to one another? Will their destinies win or will they find that their own stands to tear them apart? These are questions I had during the entire time reading and couldn’t put it down. What will happen in the next book? I can’t wait to know more and read about the lives of Tanjie, Alaric, the coven and pack!

Dark Moon Secrets (The Witch Moon Series Book 1) by Lilliana Rose – Review by Shannon Fowler

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Dark Moon Secrets (Witch Moon #1)Dark Moon Secrets by Lilliana Rose
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

Thank goodness this is book 1 in this series because I certainly want to read more! I hope there is more magic and wolf transforming in the next book(s) because that is part of the magic! This story ends with a cliffhanger, not a happy for now ending but an actual cliff hanger…ugh what are all the secrets! What is going to happen!

Wolves and witches don’t mix well in this story until Tanjie the witch and Al the wolf meet. They have a connection. Seems like it might be a lust connection but maybe it’s something more.

Tanjie has just discovered she is a witch however she doesn’t know what that means in the grand scheme of everything. She is learning but not fast enough for her liking.

Alaric, Al, has always known he is a wolf and is next in line to be Alpha if he can figure out his allegiance and prove his strength and intent to his pack.

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Dark Moon Secrets (The Witch Moon Series Book 1) by Lilliana Rose – Review by Brandy Rymer

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Dark Moon Secrets (Witch Moon #1)Dark Moon Secrets by Lilliana Rose
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

This paranormal romance had everything I could ask for in a great first book of a series. Witches, wolf shifters, intrigue, forbidden romance, and so much more! We first meet Tanjie when we learn about the death of her parents and the bond that she has with her two best friends, and her elderly neighbor in her apartment building with whom she spends a day once a month chatting about things of her past that her parents held dear. When Maria, the elderly neighbor, is found to have passed on by Tanjie and her friends, it is such a shock and a sad reminder of the loss of Tanjie’s parents. Leaving her with so many unanswered questions about her life, and the path that she is supposed to take. To Tanjie’s surprise, she starts hearing Maria’s voice in her head, which reminds her to get the envelope that was left for her to open upon Maria’s death. This envelope contains Maria’s last will and testament, which will change Tanjie’s life in so many ways she could never imagine. First of all, Tanjie must move away to take care of the bookstore that Maria has left for her, and this is where Tanjie meets Alaric, the boy she is advised to stay away from because he is a troublemaker. Of course, this makes him all the more appealing to Tanjie, who is in denial of anything that is starting to happen to her, wanting everything to go back to the way it was before Maria’s passing. Tanjie learns quickly that life as she once knew it, will never be the same, and that she needs to learn to embrace change or lose her own life. This book was such a great read, I am impressed with the extensive attention to detail that the author has put into her writing. This book was such an exciting experience, I cannot wait to see what comes next in the 2nd book in this series.
@Brandy Rymer
11/2023

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The Inquisitor (WaterFyre Rising Book 4) by Nadia Han – Review by M Policicchio

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The Inquisitor (WaterFyre Rising, #4)The Inquisitor by Nadia Han
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

As the boys from WaterFyre Rising continue to take on the criminal network that threatened their lives when they were young, Forrest takes care of some personal business. In this thrilling addition to the series, Forrest discovers that beauty is more than meets the eye.

Forrest is on a mission of revenge with the men that killed his father. He is two-thirds of the way done when he is distracted by a woman that he can’t seem to get out of his head. Forrest has known her for ages as she mingles in his friend circles. On a photo shoot with her, their chemistry takes over and they share one night. She disappears and Forrest doesn’t know why.

After the best night of her life, Kiera receives a phone call that her mother is in the hospital and she takes off. Her mother’s declining health has been Kiera’s sole focus for the last six months. Kiera takes a photography job in Texas to ensure that she can pay for her mom’s treatment. Kiera runs into Forrest while in Texas and they reconnect. Kiera wants to keep her distance but Forrest won’t let that happen.

As Forrest and Kiera rediscover each other, an outside force is trying to keep them apart. Kiera is kidnapped. She appears in a special auction. Forrest bids and wins her. It doesn’t end there. As the outside force is revealed, it creates different problems. Hearts are broken.

This author takes the reader on another outstanding, intense thrill ride. Find the time to read this one.

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Themes of Kismet by A. Akinosho – Review by Kayla Octaviano

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Themes OF Kismet: A Multicultural Meet Cute RomanceThemes OF Kismet: A Multicultural Meet Cute Romance by A Akinosho
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

Talk about long distance and long term relationships. Fun book to read, a concept we all imagine. Read this book if you like romance, plot twists, and fate.

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The Inquisitor (WaterFyre Rising Series) by Nadia Han – Review by Elisha Johnson

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The Inquisitor (WaterFyre Rising, #4)The Inquisitor by Nadia Han
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

The Inquisitor: A Second Chance Romance (WaterFyre Rising) by Nadia Han- 5 out of 5 stars

Someone set off the smoke alarms because this book is on fire! Oh man, Opposites attract could not be more true for these two. Forrest and Kiera’s paths keep crossing in this fantastic, romantic, suspenseful novel. This second chance romance will have you stuck to the pages until the end. I highly recommend this book.

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Christmas Cove by Sarah Dressler – Review by Elisha Johnson

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Christmas CoveChristmas Cove by Sarah Dressler
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

Christmas Cove by Sarah Dressler – 5 out of 5 stars

What would you think if you went to a place named Christmas Cove around Christmas only to find it Christmas-less? Travel editor, America Greene, had a hard time learning that Christmas is much more than just a place. Christmas is about the traditions and bringing loved ones together. This book gives off Hallmark vibes. I highly recommend.

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The Ocean in His Veins (The Ocean Series) by A.R. Hadley – Review by Brandy Vaughn

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The Ocean in His Veins (The Ocean Series)The Ocean in His Veins by A.R. Hadley
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

This is part of the two-book in The Ocean. The Ocean in His Veins can be read as a companion to Where the Ocean Meets the Sky or as a standalone novel. This was interesting to read about Cal age 16 to 45. We find out what his back story is and I’m not sure if it changes my mind about him from book one. The Ocean in His Veins is executed at a literary fiction level with deeply fleshed out characters that makes the reader curious about Cal. I found myself thinking about the characters when I set the book down. If you like literary fiction with romance then you don’t want to miss this series.

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The Christmas Escape by Belinda Williams – Review by Tonya Merritt

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The Christmas EscapeThe Christmas Escape by Belinda Williams
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

I love Christmas books and I love romance books. I was so glad this story was a well written Christmas romance. It definitely made me excited for Christmas magic and gave me the feeling of love. Lizzie and Jaz are everything and watching their love unfold was magical.

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Themes of Kismet by A. Akinosho – Review by Robin Rankin

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Themes OF Kismet: A Multicultural Meet Cute RomanceThemes OF Kismet: A Multicultural Meet Cute Romance by A Akinosho
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

Themes OF Kismet: A Multicultural Meet Cute Romance

If only their story had been as easy as I was expecting it to be. Noah meets the girl he wants to marry at 13 years old in a bookstore, and can’t forget her as time passed until they run into one another 5 years later.

Kate’s life was the exact opposite of easy and has some pretty dark times over the years, but the one light was Noah.

I found myself getting frustrated with both of them for various reasons through most or the book and aside from the interactions as children their time in Dubai was probably my favorite interaction.

This was my first experience reading anything by this author and overall enjoyed the book. Looking forward to reading her develope and evolve as an author.

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Arriving Home (Lake Juniper Series) by Chelsea Lauren – Review by Elisha Johnson

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

Arriving Home (Lake Juniper Series) by Chelsea Lauren- 5 out of 5 stars

This is the first book of the Lake Juniper Series. The story does contain some sensitive topics such as abuse that may be a trigger for some readers, but I encourage you to give it a go. Overall this was a very well written MM romance novel with some spicy scenes. What else would you expect from two complex and completely loveable individuals who have such great chemistry? Eli, a writer, and Austin, a chef, simple yet oh so sexy. I recommend and can’t wait for more.

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Be True with Me (Be with Me Series) by CA Miconi – Review by Daryian Lucas

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Be True with Me (Be with Me, #3)Be True with Me by C.A. Miconi
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

4/5 Stars
This was a quick read for me and it was cute. The storyline is very romantic and cute. The main characters pair so well with each other and flow throughout the book. It’s a great standalone in the series.

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Be True with Me (Be with Me Series) by CA Miconi – Review by Samantha Cleaver

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Be True with Me (Be with Me, #3)Be True with Me by C.A. Miconi
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

Lauren and Jake accidentally run into each other after years since they’d broken up in college. Lauren is a social worker and Jake works in law enforcement. They’re brought together by fate when they’re assigned to the same case. CA beautifully developed their love story in this quick, fun read.

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Themes of Kismet by A. Akinosho – Review by Marie Collins

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Themes OF Kismet: A Multicultural Meet Cute RomanceThemes OF Kismet: A Multicultural Meet Cute Romance by A Akinosho
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

Per usual, I really enjoy how authors show both sides of the story instead of one character’s perspective. It allows us to see more and get a better understanding of the story as a whole.

Ebun and Noah were clearly meant to be. Like ordinary couples, they have their own issues and some that come to affect each other. I loved seeing how they kept coming together through the years and how their love never seemed to dissipate.

It is a fantastic read that can be gone through in 48 hours, at least… I did haha. I hope you enjoy it as much as I did.

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Be True with Me (Be with Me Series) by CA Miconi – Review by Beverly Finnie

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Be True with Me (Be with Me, #3)Be True with Me by C.A. Miconi
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

A sweet holiday second chance romance. Be True with Me was heavy, light, and short. But it was a short story that had a lot to offer. The author connected these characters in an interesting way, and watching them grow was something to behold.
Lauren was humiliated by her college sweetheart. Causing her to run, change her name, everything that would hide her true identity while chasing her passion. As a child in the foster care system, Lauren made it her mission to be there for future children and families, to make things better for them than they were for her. But what happens when her very past comes into a collision course with her past?
Jake always regretted what happened with Lauren. He looked for her and tried to make it right to no avail. He went into law enforcement to make sure all offenses are held accountable, vs the slap on the wrist that chased Lauren right out of his life. Little did he know that one domestic disturbance call would throw him right back in her path.
Working a case that brought them together, will Jake ever tell her the truth?
Will they ever reconcile?
They are already playing house with 2 children while their mom heals, will they be the key?
The author takes the reader on a heavy roller coaster ride while trying to bring light into the situation. Also has the reader rooting for Jake to win Lauren back, the main question being will be.
If you like holiday romances and don’t have tons of time, this is the ideal short story to scratch that itch!

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Themes of Kismet by A. Akinosho – Review by Lorralei Hoerner

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Themes OF Kismet: A Multicultural Meet Cute RomanceThemes OF Kismet: A Multicultural Meet Cute Romance by A Akinosho
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

4 Stars 🌟🌟🌟🌟

What if there is ever a chance encounter at an airport bookstore of meeting an individual whom you may believe is destined for you? This is the story of Noah and Ebun….15 years in the making… this story is a really good multicultural romance that definitely had its share of angst, drama, romance with loss and love along the way.

Noah and Ebun keep meeting on chance coincidences at airport bookstore every few years. Noah was totally drawn at first sight to this beautiful and sad girl. As years progress and their encounters ensure to being more…..family threats and cultural differences make their love for each other stretch with bumps….but will their love survive in the end?

This is a very good story overall. The only thing was toward the ending it felt a bit rushed with certain situations that come about that I wish could have more depth. Overall very good story!

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Dark Moon Secrets (The Witch Moon Series Book 1) by Lilliana Rose – Review by Rosanna Ingram

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Dark Moon Secrets (Witch Moon #1)Dark Moon Secrets by Lilliana Rose
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

After the death of her neighbor, Maria, Tanjie was left to take care o her affairs. This included running her bookstore for at least one year. But, when Tanjie shows up, the bookstore is nothing like she expected. In fact, it’s full of more secrets than she ever could have imagined. Her life is about to change…whether she likes it or not. At least there is a hot guy to make things interesting…

Alaric, a wolf shifter, spends more time finding women to lose himsel in than paying attentions to what’s going on the pack However, when his dad (who happens to be the alpha) lets the pack know that it’s time to stand up to the witches, Alaric realizes he must put the pack first in order to show his dad he is ready to become the beta and take over as alpha one day. But, when he finds out that the new woman in town is actually a witch, he finds his loyalty being tested. There is a pull he feels toward Tanjie…but what will he do when the time comes to fight the witches?

First off, this book ends with a cliffhanger. I will definitely be checking out the next book because I need to know what happens with these two. I found myself invested in Tanjie’s training and I also want to know what her skill is. And, it seems to be a big no-no for a witch and wolf shifter to be together…but could there be something bigger at play here?!? I can’t wait to see.

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Themes of Kismet by A. Akinosho – Review by Mandy Ott

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Themes OF Kismet: A Multicultural Meet Cute RomanceThemes OF Kismet: A Multicultural Meet Cute Romance by A Akinosho
My rating: 3 of 5 stars

Themes of Kismet was not quite what I expected. I had high hopes due to the intriguing premise of it being about kismet. The story was there but I felt like it didn’t flow very smoothly. It was very disjointed and I felt like the author repeated many things over and over. The characters were very lovable and realistic, but seemed almost larger than life. Not many individuals can travel the globe as frequently as these characters nor find themselves in the midst of receiving death threats. Overall, I did like the book, but I wish it had more substance and more to the ending, as I felt like the conclusion came rather quickly in relation to the rest of the book. I would definitely like to see more books with this kind of story line though.

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Themes of Kismet by A. Akinosho – Review by Jamie Truex

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Themes OF Kismet: A Multicultural Meet Cute RomanceThemes OF Kismet: A Multicultural Meet Cute Romance by A Akinosho
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

This was not my normal go-to kind of story, but I really did enjoy it. Ebun and Noah are very likeable characters. I wish I would have understood her family issues more from the beginning. I felt a little lost as to why she was in danger. But over all this was a very good book about chance meetings and fate. I would recommend it if you’re looking for a good weekend love story.

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Dark Moon Secrets (The Witch Moon Series Book 1) by Lilliana Rose – Review by Deb Robinson

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Dark Moon Secrets (Witch Moon #1)Dark Moon Secrets by Lilliana Rose
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

I love a great fantasy/ paranormal book with witches and shifters, I was excited to read this book. This is the beginning of the second series I have read from this author and was not disappointed at all.

Tanjie is a regular young woman living life with her friends after the death of her parents. She is happy with life and doesn’t want to entertain the lifestyle her parents had wanted to teach her. When her sweet neighbor passes away suddenly, her life gets turned upside down with the bookstore she inherits.

This is a forbidden love story that will cause problems for a witch and a shifter falling for eachother. A suspenseful and intriguing read. Bring on book 2

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Dark Moon Secrets (The Witch Moon Series Book 1) by Lilliana Rose – Review by Elisha Johnson

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Dark Moon Secrets (Witch Moon #1)Dark Moon Secrets by Lilliana Rose
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

Dark Moon Secrets (The Witch Moon Series Book 1) by Lilliana Rose- 5 out of 5 stars

First book in this series and first book I have read from this author. I am not disappointed, in fact I can not wait to read more. I loved the character development and the relationship development was on point. This auther drew me in with the beautiful cover but kept me captivated with the story. I highly recommend checking this one out.

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Themes of Kismet by A. Akinosho – Review by Jennifer Gordon

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Themes of KismetThemes of Kismet by A. Akinosho
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

An enjoyable and engaging romance which kept me happily turning the pages. When Noah and Kate (Ebun) first meet for Noah it’s a coincidence, the second time it’s chance and the third is kismet. For Ebun, the first time he was her light during a dark time, the second he rescued her but they didn’t swap numbers, and thirdly she blew it. The fourth time they are both determined to stay together, but Ebun has secrets. A heartwarming romance with two likeable and relatable characters in Noah and Ebun. I loved how their relationship developed throughout the story and how their multicultural differences were part of the storyline.

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Themes of Kismet by A. Akinosho – Review by Kerry Carr

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Themes of KismetThemes of Kismet by A. Akinosho
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

This was a really sweet romance. I loved the whole idea of the main characters meeting at a young age and knowing they would be together even though they had no clue who the other person was or if they would ever see each other again. But fate and destiny had a plan for them and as their paths continue to cross they finally give into fate.
However the path to their happy ever after isn’t a smooth ride there is a lot against them. From them both being from different cultures, to betrayals, danger and secrets that could tear them apart before they have a chance of letting their love grow.

This book is a great read and I couldn’t put it down. I loved how they kept finding their way back to each other despite their circumstances and obstacles in their way. The connection between Noah and Ebun was beautifully written from the first time they met you could feel the affection and the fact that they cared for each other even as strangers.
I also loved the detail that the author puts into describing the culture differences. It was a beautiful insight into another’s culture and gives the reader a greater understanding of a culture they may no little about.

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The Christmas Escape by Belinda Williams – Review by Jayme Raffauf

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The Christmas EscapeThe Christmas Escape by Belinda Williams
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

This book had me wanting to hop on a flight to Australia for a Christmas Holiday. Lizzie and Jaz are a fun and lovable pair that had me rooting for them from the start. From their unexpected meeting courtesy of Lachlan’s football, to navigating a holiday fling between a newly unemployed woman from London and a surfing single dad in Australia, can their two worlds collide (literally) and survive? Read this fantastic book to find out. The Christmas Escape is a quick read, but is sure to capture your heart immediately.

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Themes of Kismet by A. Akinosho – Review by Whisper Hymer

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Themes OF Kismet: A Multicultural Meet Cute RomanceThemes OF Kismet: A Multicultural Meet Cute Romance by A Akinosho
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

Themes of Kismet: A multicultural meet cute romance by A. Akinosho is exactly what it claims. The story follows Noah and Ebun over 15 years of love and loss. An accidental meeting in an airport bookstore is love at first sight. Although they are children, and have no idea how to contact each other, both Noah and Ebun feel the spark. Chance meetings happen again and again until the two truly connect.

The story is told from different points of view and is easy to follow. Not really knowing the cultures spoken of in this book, I found parts hard to understand but the story itself speaks of destiny in love.

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The Man in Black by L.R. Liverpool – Review by Hannah Porter

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The Man In BlackThe Man In Black by L.R. Liverpool
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

First time reading a story by this awesome author, L.R Liverpool. Although M/M isn’t my usual go-to subject to read, but after reading the rest of the synopsis I just had to give it a try. It really peaked my interest 🥰. This was a slow burn read at first but then picks after a couple chapters. Sticking with it will not disappoint in the least. The storytelling was soo good and the characters were built extremely well. I really enjoyed the western theme to it, which is a new topic to me.this book has mystery, suspense ,adventure, action,and romance that will keep you intrigued to the very end, speaking of endings, OMG the feels you feel them all! If you’re on the fence about trying this book, I would definitely recommend reading it! 🥰 I look forward to reading more of L.R. Liverpool work !

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The Men of Eden Cove Manor by Naomi Valkyrie – Review by Heather Bass

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The Men of Eden Cove ManorThe Men of Eden Cove Manor by Naomi Valkyrie
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

This is the first book I have read from this author and she has me hooked. I love a good paranormal romance but this one had an amazing twist. I love that this was a short story and it was also in dual pov. I could not help but to fall in love with both characters in this book. I could not put this book down so I read it all the way through. I can’t wait to read some more books from this awesome author.

Lucifer is now in town and he keeps on hearing rumors of the Eden Manor. His friends tell him to stay but he wants to get to the bottom of it. They are only rumors. When Lucifer goes into the manor he sees something very strange but he is almost caught getting out. He doesn’t realize that Mordecai was watching his move and now he wants to make him pay for trespassing. Will Lucifer find out what is really going on in the manor or will he become one of the rumors?

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Dark Moon Secrets (The Witch Moon Series Book 1) by Lilliana Rose – Review by Helen Dawkins

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Dark Moon Secrets (Witch Moon #1)Dark Moon Secrets by Lilliana Rose
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

I absolutely love everything that Lilliana Rose writes, and this is no exception. This is an amazing start to a wonderful series of witches, werewolves, a somewhat enemy to lovers’ trope, secrets, destiny, lots of action, adventure, and tension.

This is such an interesting forbidden love story. This beginning book to the series is such a great start and for a steppingstone to continue the series. It is such a superb blend of the paranormal genre. The world building was very well thought out, and the plot was written wonderfully as always. I love the way Lilliana writes, it is so personal and easy to follow, but at the same time full of so much information. The end of this story made me wish it hadn’t ended.

Tanjie is a witch but does not know it. When she loses someone very special to her, y. After their death, she finds herself in a new town and in a bookstore. A bookstore that is soooo much more than it seems on the outside. She finds out that there is much more to the world, and herself than she had believed. In order to save the future of the coven, she now must claim her birthright and power.

Alaric, is a werewolf, who loves stalking as much as he can throughout the night. He is ready for the next step on the pack’s life. There is a war coming, but he might just have fallen for the enemy.

Both are terribly stubborn and very ignorant at first, I really wanted to shake them and ask what the heck was wrong with them!!! On the other hand, I did like watching them work through those issues, and then seeing them finally growing together! I feel that their character development and relationship was very realistic and easy to relate to.

Cannot wait to read book 2.

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Themes of Kismet by A. Akinosho – Review by Kristan Anderson

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Themes OF Kismet: A Multicultural Meet Cute RomanceThemes OF Kismet: A Multicultural Meet Cute Romance by A Akinosho
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

Themes of Kismet by A. Akinosho was a super cute story. It seemed fate always worked in Ebun and Noah’s favor. I could definitely pick up on the differences in language and culture but it made the story that much sweeter. The story was cute but a little confusing at times. Ebun has lost her parents and is forced to move for her safety. Noah is the typical jock in both high school and college. The pair meet a few times though out their lives to realize they should be together. I would have liked a little more information about her background and why she needed to leave and what the deal was after her fathers passing. It would have helped in understanding why she needed protected. I did appreciate the story from each viewpoint. Reading one and then the other. It made it exciting to read what each thought about the particular encounter. Overall I liked this story and am happy that this is the first I read by this author.

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Master Sardinia (Masters of the Consulate Book 8) by Sylvia Black – Review by La Toya Lewis

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Master SardiniaMaster Sardinia by Sylvia Black
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

Master Sardinia by Sylvia Black is the eighth book in the Masters of the Consulate series. Master Sardinia and the other vampires find themselves with traitors in their ranks while in the middle of the war with the shifters. During this time Master Sardinia comes across Madria and finds himself developing feelings for the infuriating young psychic. Madria finds herself just as attracted and no less infuriated by Master Sardinia. The book is good for those who like the enemies-to-lovers trope and those who like their stories spicy. The war between the shifters and vamps was interesting. There was good action and I really enjoyed a lot of Master Sardinia’s dialogue. He is a very intense and engrossing character. I would be interested in reading the rest of the series as it all seems very fascinating.

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