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Something Lost (Funerals and Weddings Series Book 1) by Bernadette Marie-Review by Elena Tobar

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

This book is about a second chance for a love that was written in the stars. If two people were ever destined to be together, it’s Rachel and Craig. This is not your typical cookie cutter romance which is something I really enjoyed about this book. Sometimes life gets in the way and people can have a not so pretty past, but if it’s meant to be then love will eventually find a way. There is so much emotion in this book, it takes you from gasping and smiling one minute to tearing up the next. There are some unexpected twists and turns that truly give depth to the story. Bernadette Marie really took me on an emotional roller coaster ride with this one and I loved every second of it! I am so excited to read the rest of this series, and see where it takes the other amazing characters that she introduced during this first book.

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No Strings Attached by Lara Ward Cosio – Review by Jenni Bishop

No Strings AttachedNo Strings Attached by Lara Ward Cosio
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

No Strings Attached: A Steamy Stand-Alone Romance by Lara Ward Cosio is a sweet, slow burn romance story. I mean who doesn’t like to look at a nice man bun or a tight T shirt on a nice bod? Am I right? This spicy little tale is one of those feel-good stories that melts you. I loved the banter between the characters and often found myself laughing. But it also had lots of moments when I was like “be still my heart”. Swoon. The chemistry is off the charts. With everything seemingly against them will these two finally get their act together.

 

Reviewed by @jennadb

 

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The Book of Carraig (The Cross of Ciaran Book 2) by Andrea Matthews – Review by Jenni Bishop,

The Book of Carraig (The Cross of Ciaran #2)The Book of Carraig by Andrea Matthews
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

3.5 stars

The Book of Carraig by Andrea Matthews is a paranormal romance story and the second book in The Cross of Ciaran duo. Andrea’s stories are steeped in history and archaeology her two loves. I have visited Ireland and it was easy to picture it all as the story flowed around me. It is a time travel tale that makes this unique story an interesting read. There is a plethora of lies and danger and interesting facts and culture to immerse yourself in.

When the past becomes the present, it brings with it its own set of trouble. Is he prepared for what is to come and can he stop it before it goes too far?

Reviewed by @jennadb

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Runaway to the Outback (Welcome to Bunya Junction, Book 2) by Nicole Flockton – Review by Jenni Bishop

Runaway to the Outback (Welcome to Bunya Junction, #2)Runaway to the Outback by Nicole Flockton
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

Runaway to the Outback (Welcome to Bunya Junction Book 2) by Nicole Flockton is a contemporary romance story. Life is not always as it seems. On the outside it is glamorous and exciting but in reality, it is stressful and hard. Needing a break and on the run, she soon finds herself in an unexpected place but what she finds is something that just may change her life. This small town is just the one thing that she needs to help her sanity and stress. This story is a sweet and light slow burn small town romance that will fill your heart.

Reviewed by @jennadb

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Something Lost by Bernadette Marie – Review by Ashley Johnson

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

I love a good contemporary romance and Something Lost did not disappoint! The bonds of friendship in this book are strong. The team is a group of friends that have had each other’s back for years. They had a great coach that taught them life lessons and one of the players loved coaches daughter once upon a time. Second chance love just tugs at my heart. The story line was great. I swooned, teared up, and held my breath a little. This story was beautifully written and I look forward to the rest of the series.

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no Way Out by Amy McKinley – Review by Michelle Collier

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

What a way to start off this series! No Way Out is Book 1 of the Mafia Elite. Lilliana and Max are amazing. Life as a Mafia princess is as perilous as walking a tightrope. Can Lilliana trust Max? All she wants is freedom, can he give her that or is it just anther cage? Definitely can’t wait for the next book.

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THE BOW (HER THREE IMMORTALS Book 3) by HAZEL STORM – Review by April McCoy

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

The third installment in Her Three Immortals series was excellent as expected! Vanessa returns with Grey, Raef, Aroz and of course all the less than desirable moms in tow! Well written just like the first 2 and a page turner for sure! I enjoy this series so much and book three definately didn’t disappoint!

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Code Name: Vulture (The Order of the Condor Series Book 1) by Maya Daniels and Sylvia Black – Review by Angela Packard

Code Name: Vulture: Dark Vampire Romance (The Order of the Condor Series Book 1)Code Name: Vulture: Dark Vampire Romance by Maya Daniels
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

Paranormal romance are some of my favorite books and this one did not disappoint. Danielle works for a history museum and goes to an auction to buy a very important relic. A stranger comes in and outbids her, but how could that be? Only four people even knew that it was going on auction at the last minute.
Vulture wins the auction, then kidnaps the female. He had a contract, but this wasn’t like his normal contracts. He put her in a cage in a room that when seen, would break the strongest of wills. Danielle doesn’t break. Not only does Danielle have a link to the relic, but she also seems to have a link to him. Can Vulture save the relic and Danielle? Can they save the purebreds vampires from danger? This was a great read and look forward to Book 2.

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Something Lost (Funerals and Weddings Series Book 1) by Bernadette Marie – Review by Karen Marsh

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

Something Lost by Bernadette Marie was utterly heart-breaking. I have never cried over a book so hard in my life, and this is something that will stick with me probably forever. While I personally dislike the writing style of this book, the message and the emotion poured into it is unlike any other I have ever read.

From the start of Craig and Rachel you know there will be a lot of uncovering for us to do. They drop hints here and there until Marie dumps it all out at once. The happy parts are overwhelmingly happy, like ugly crying in the office happy. But the sad parts leave you… feeling a little lost. Although my writing preference is way different, this is a book I would recommend to everyone. The depiction of trauma is true and shows the beautiful side, like a person’s support net, and the ugly side like the things you mess up or miss out on.

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Code Name: Vulture (The Order of the Condor Series Book 1) by Maya Daniels and Sylvia Black – Review by Karen Marsh

Code Name: Vulture: Dark Vampire Romance (The Order of the Condor Series Book 1)Code Name: Vulture: Dark Vampire Romance by Maya Daniels
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

Code Name: Vulture was amazing! It had a simple but captivating writing style, romance, 😉 spicy romance, fighting… It was just absolutely wonderful!

Following Vulture and Danielle, you see a few different ups and downs. In the start you can tell that they just want to do their jobs and be done with it, especially Vulture. He knew he couldn’t ever hurt her, but boy did he try to force himself to. The beginning of a great series! I absolutely cannot wait for book two!!!
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THE BOW (HER THREE IMMORTALS Book 3) by HAZEL STORM – Review by Alexandra Leith

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

This is book three in the Her Three Immortals series. I always assumed there would only be three books because of the series name but by the way this book ended there will defintley be a fourth!

This series has had me hooked since book one. Each book so far has followed Vanessa and one of her love interests. This installment was about Vanessa and Roz. Vanessa is sent on a time sensitive mission by the queen of the Underworld. AKA the Ice B**ch, AKA Grey’s mom. However, things quickly fall apart and the next thing Vanessa knows is that she is stuck in the Upperworld in a invisible palace with Roz. Once she is there she discovers a prisoner who needs her help and she makes it her mission to do whatever she can to save him while she waits for her own help to arrive.

So far this book is my favorite because of how complex Roz’s story is and how much Vanessa has grown into her role. Don’t get me wrong I have loved each book, but this one is the one I’ve been waiting for because of how distant Roz has been from the get-go. But also because it is full of Vanessa’s “naked” confidence, an openness to love, a prophecy and steam. Lots and lots of steam!

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THE BOW (HER THREE IMMORTALS Book 3) by HAZEL STORM – Review by Dawn Brown

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

Book three in this series finds Vanessa doing a favor for Grey’s mom. The problem is, it seems to be at the expense of Raef’s mom. Vanessa does get to return to her world with the hopes of preventing her brother from falling into Damian’s trap.
Opinion
The more I read by Hazel Storm, the more enthralled I am with her writing. This is one author who knows how to spin a story and keep the reader entranced. There will be a book four soon and I cannot wait for it to come out.

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Code Name: Vulture (The Order of the Condor Series Book 1) by Maya Daniels and Sylvia Black – Review by Stephanie Nicole

Code Name: Vulture: Dark Vampire Romance (The Order of the Condor Series Book 1)Code Name: Vulture: Dark Vampire Romance by Maya Daniels
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

Code Name: Vulture (The Order of the Condor Series Book 1) by Maya Daniels and Sylvia Black was a very interesting dark vampire romance, with so many elements it made my head spin. The dark romance had a lot going including suspense, action, drama, chemistry, magic, mystery, and of course a bunch of supernatural characters and vibes. There were several times that I had to hold my breath because I couldn’t predict what would happen next. Out of all of the books I have read lately this one was one of the more fast-paced and I definitely enjoyed all of the characters and the attention to details in the plot and the story as a whole.

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Family Secrets (A Whispering Pines Mystery) by Shawn McGuire – Review by Stephanie Nicole

Family Secrets (Whispering Pines Mystery #1)Family Secrets by Shawn McGuire
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

Family Secrets (A Whispering Pines Mystery) by Shawn McGuire is an amazing murder mystery with lots of drama, suspense, and twists and turns to keep the reader interested from page one to the very end. Jayne has been gone from Whispering Pines for a long time, what will she discover when she goes back? Going back to Whispering Pines is supposed to be relaxing and calming but when she arrives, she discovers a lot of things that make her cap instincts kick in. Will she have what it takes to use those instincts again or will Jayne read and paint while clearing out her grandparents estate? You’ll have to read Family Secrets (A Whispering Pines Mystery) by Shawn McGuire to find out for yourself.

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THE GOD (HER THREE IMMORTALS BOOK 2) by HAZEL STORM – Review by Dawn Brown

The God (Her Three Immortals, #2)The God by Hazel Storm
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

In this second book in the series, Vanessa finds herself in the Underworld. There she must figure out what her existence means after death. While fighting/indulging feelings with the brothers, Raef, Grey and Aroz, she is also investigating a mysterious shadow. She has picked up a pet and for some odd reason keeps seeing large ants (like ROUS from the Princess Bride) about everywhere she goes.
Opinion
The more I read, the more I love this series. Who wouldn’t want three hot brothers falling all over themselves to get to you? Storm keeps the story interesting while weaving in interesting details that most authors would not think of. I love the color scheme as well as the bug life in this book.

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Why We Don’t Die in Dreams: Book 1 by Debbie Zello – Review by Amber Poole

Why we don't die in DreamsWhy we don’t die in Dreams by Debbie Zello
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

Talk about plot twist and turns! This book totally messed my mind up. It was not what I was expecting at all! The synopsis doesn’t even hint towards the insane journey you are about to take. I’m left with so many questions as well as anticipation for the next book. Like I’m not even sure what’s real in the book. Is everything real? Is it all just one big dream? Who knows? Debbie I need more! Sex, humor,Mystery, thriller, unusual romance and murder! Why we don’t die in dreams is a must read!

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

Scarlet Princess (The Lochlann Feuds, #1)Scarlet Princess by Robin D. Mahle

I loved this book and was hooked from page one! Rowan, the main character, is a princess in a fictional country. She is sassy and bold and a lot of fun to spend time with as I read. The tunnels collapse as she is trying to smuggle vodka with her cousin and she is picked up by an enemy clan. The description of the setting and the different clans is outstanding and really put me in their world. I can’t wait to read the next book!

Reviewed by @bibliophilenerd

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Potager Plot (A Backyard Farming Series Book 5) by Vikki Walton – Review by Samantha Bassett

Potager Plot (A Backyard Farming Series, #5)Potager Plot by Vikki Walton
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

Potager Plot (A Backyard Farming Series Book 5) by Vikki Walton. This is a really fun book and it kept me reading until late in the night. I am new to cozy mysteries and this book will have me wanting to read more.
Anne Fremont loves gardening and is beginning to design gardens for members of the garden club. She is working on a special garden for a woman who is suffering from cancer. Anne believes that her death is not cancer but Murder.
Anne recruits other members of the garden club to find out what really happened. They start digging and so many secrets come out.
This book can be read as a standalone but, be prepared to want the first books of this series so you can enjoy more.

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Stand Your Ground by A. J. Ullman – Review by Anantha Rusum

Stand Your GroundStand Your Ground by A.J. Ullman
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

This is a racing crime thriller, took me back to the days I was reading Grisham and Archer. Cady, a successful lawyer dreams big and is on the brink of reaching to the stars. She is about to become a partner in the law firm she works at. However , on a bike ride back home in the inner park, she faces a man with a nefarious intent and she ends up shooting him. Now faced with a possible murder charge she puts forward a case that she shot and killed him in self defence, which means “Standing her ground”. But will the police believe her? Can she retain her status or will everything be taken away from her? Will she win the case and avoid death sentence?
This book is a racing thriller and keeps you hooked from beginning to end. I enjoyed reading it.

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Code Name: Vulture: Dark Vampire Romance (The Order of the Condor Series Book 1) by Maya Daniels & Sylvia Black – Review by Roxsanne Lesieur.

Code Name: Vulture: Dark Vampire Romance (The Order of the Condor Series Book 1)Code Name: Vulture: Dark Vampire Romance by Maya Daniels
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

Danielle is a curator for the Brandian Arts Museum, a job which she loves, but she also misses being out on the ground where she can dig in the dirt and put the pieces of a puzzle together, but on this night, she is at an auction and about to bid for a relic which she knows more about than she should, thanks to an old friend who has just passed away. As she is preparing to bid on this relic, she is in her element and cannot wait to finally have this in her possession, despite the fact that the auction was a last minute affair and the listing were not posted beforehand like they usually are, however, soon she is outbid by a man with a gravelly voice whom she has never seen before and who disappears immediately after he has won the prize. A couple of weeks later on and she is at her office at the museum where her best friend is telling her to snap out of the mood she has been in since this stranger waltzed into her life and took something she wanted right out from under her feet, so that when they go for a meal and a few drinks later on, she enjoys herself until she falls asleep in the taxi home.

Vulture is a brother in the Order of the Condor and a Pureblood Vampyr, he is a ghost with only a code name to identify him by and he is the most dangerous predator out there by miles, so when he is given a contract to retrieve a relic and a museum curator, he thinks no more of it until they collide at the auction. Vulture is dangerously captivated by her angelic looks and fierce personality, but the information he has to retrieve from her is not as forthcoming as he had hoped. Meanwhile, Danielle is coming to terms with the huge adjustment she will need to make to being in a cage and having to spill her darkest secrets to the man who she can’t deny she is attracted to, but as her containment continues, she realises that she will not be able to hide one of her secrets, but that she must hide the other in order to survive.

As Vulture tries to fulfil his contract and realises that something is amiss and when a last minute change of plans tests his patience to the limits, he realises just how much Danielle means to him and what he could lose if something happens to her, but will they be able to keep each other safe so they can explore the connection neither of them can deny, or will the worst come to the worst and their bond be broken? This is a dark paranormal romance with danger round every corner as fated mates struggle to stay by the others side as they solve a mystery eons old together, this fast paced and entertaining tale will keep you on your toes right up until the end.

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Potager Plot (A Backyard Farming Series Book 5) by Vikki Walton – Review by Anantha Rusum

Potager Plot: A witty cozy mystery with a hint of romance. (A Backyard Farming Mystery Book 5)Potager Plot: A witty cozy mystery with a hint of romance. by Vikki Walton
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

I love these type of mysteries. At the end of a tiring day, pick up a book, set in a small town , a group of women meeting in a garden and then there is a murder, the murder of the head of the gardening club, President Billie Whitman. Everyone in the town is keeping a secret. Now it is upto Anne, the protagonist to trace the clues and solve the case. It is a light-hearted read with drama, secrets, danger and suspense. A very interesting plot and a dash of romance.

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Code Name: Vulture (The Order of the Condor Series Book 1) by Maya Daniels and Sylvia Black – Review by Jade Thomson

Code Name: Vulture: Dark Vampire Romance (The Order of the Condor Series Book 1)Code Name: Vulture: Dark Vampire Romance by Maya Daniels
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

I’m so glad I picked out this book! I’ve been a fan of Maya Daniels for awhile and I’m a fan of Sylvia Black now too! Danielle is a great character (with plenty of secrets) and Vulture (*fans self*) definitely made me s w o o n. This supernatural romance was hot and heavy and did NOT disappoint. I’m excited it’s a series because I need more!! The character building and world building was incredible and I know it’ll be even better with more books! Check this one out yall! Onto the next 💖

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Whisper Creek: A Logan McKenna Mystery Book 7 by Valerie Davisson – Review by Kylean Sprosty

Whisper Creek (A Logan McKenna Mystery Book 7)Whisper Creek by Valerie Davisson
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

Logan and her group make quick work of their investigation into the death of the person found at New School. Although they are pretty sure one of their own didn’t do it, they must convince the real detectives of his innocence. When the true killer is revealed, you’d never believe who it is, or why they did it. A wicked twist at the very end keeps you on your toes. I great read that keeps you intrigued through the end. Highly recommend!!

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Deadly Words (Born Bad Book 1) by Meghan O’Flynn – Review by Shea Gilkerson

 

Deadly Words (Born Bad, #1)Deadly Words by Meghan O’Flynn
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

Deadly Words by Meghan O’Flynn was a fast paced read, full of twists and turns. It is book 1 in the Born Bad series, and leaves me excited to read book 2. It is in a format that switches between Poppy as a child, living with her father Steven Pratt and Poppy as an adult, a doctor in the chiropractic field. This format allows the element of surprise at several points throughout the book. As a child, Poppy and her father were very close, and he fostered a love of fairies and building them homes, and had a series of relationships that ended abruptly. You can feel how much Poppy looks up to and adores Steven, and envision his wide shoulders and glittering eyes – you can almost hear his booming laugh and understand the depth of love this little girl had for her father. It also allows you a glimpse into the life she led both before and after she made a phone call that changed both of their lives forever.

As an adult, a chiropractor within a practice, you get a taste of being a woman in a male run business as well as meet one of Poppy’s only friends – her coworker, Monique. Monique adds a sense of humanity and warmth that you don’t find in most of the other characters of this book and makes you want to know her. Her love of bright colors and sense of camaraderie with Poppy put a smile on your face – and at the same time, you also get to see inside Poppy’s head while she is interacting with her fellow chiropractors, therapist, Monique and more. I love the first person, internal conversations she has with herself while mid conversation with others – it makes so many parts personally relatable, even if her thoughts are different than mine.

Poppy feels comfortable in her routine until a stranger, author and journalist Carson Price, shows up into her very private life, asking questions she isn’t comfortable answering beyond the information he has already dug up with his sources. There is a draw between the 2 of them that Poppy is unfamiliar with and cannot explain, but doesn’t want to run from. Carson drops a bomb very early on, making Poppy question his sanity – but it brings them closer, trying to solve the mystery he insists is happening and draws Poppy in further.

This book is very fast paced, and keeps you reading to find answers to the questions it keeps introducing, and I am looking forward to reading the next book in the Born Bad series. Will Poppy be able to help Carson solve the mystery he brings? Will she figure out the truth about Molly? What connections will she make, what memories will she have that prove to be clues to their past?

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Something Lost by Bernadette Marie review by Heather Knalls

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

Craig and Rachel have known eachother for years. Her father, Coach Diaz, has recently passed and it brings his favorite team home for the funeral. Rachel hasn’t seen Craig for 10 years. She decides to give him her number at the funeral so that they can catch up. She finds out that she is still in love with him after all these years. However she has some secrets she’s not willing to share just yet. Will these secrets destroy a relationship that has been in the making for years or will Rachel be able to finally tell Craig what happened since he has been gone. So that their relationship can grow. Can’t wait to read more of this series from Bernadette Marie. It held me on the edge of my seat the entire time, such a great story and great characters.

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Runaway to the Outback (Welcome to Bunya Junction, Book 2) by Nicole Flockton – Review by Heather Lopez Renteria

Runaway to the Outback (Welcome to Bunya Junction, #2)Runaway to the Outback by Nicole Flockton
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

Refreshing & Simple Love Story

I have to say I really enjoyed reading Runaway to the outback by Nicole Flockton. Although this is book is the 2nd to the outback series I ended up going back and reading book one. She did an excellent job in bring these characters together in such a hallmark feeling love story. I became very invested in Pandora and Jonas love story from the moment she busted through the Bunya Junction Pub in her photoshoot wedding dress. I love how the locals unexpectedly took her in as their own. I wanted to scream at Jonas towards the end of the book for not making right decisions right off the bat. I absolutely adored Ray’s love story being written in to Pandora and Jonas love story. It had the simple hallmark happy ending even for the brother of Jonas leaving an opening for another book in the series! I am hooked for sure to these books! Bonus for the book being an easy and short read!

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Stand Your Ground by A. J. Ullman – Review by Kerry Carr

Stand Your GroundStand Your Ground by A.J. Ullman
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

This is a really good crime Thriller than grips the reader and doesn’t let go. It covers a lot of issues that happen in this world, politics, ‘trial by media’ and racism.

Cady  had her life working to the way she planned it. She had a successful career and was on her way to becoming partner in the law firm she works at. However that all changed in a split second decision.

That decision meant she took the life of a man. Now faced with a possible murder charge she uses her knowledge of the law to put forward a plea of standing her ground.

This plea means that she shot and killed him in self defence but will the police and the public believe that. Should Cady get away with this because of her status in the world or will they look to make an example out of her?
This story is really enjoyable as we watch Cady’s fight to prove her case and save herself from a prison sentence for what she believes was self defense.

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Runaway to the Outback (Welcome to Bunya Junction, Book 2) by Nicole Flockton – Review by Kerry Baker

Runaway to the Outback (Welcome to Bunya Junction, #2)Runaway to the Outback by Nicole Flockton
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

Runaway to the Outback by Nicole Flockton is the second book in the Welcome to Bunya Junction series. This book can be read as a stand-alone although the series is so good you will want to read them in order. For me this book was even better than the first I connected with these character so much and became really invested in their story. They appeared to be so different to each toe he right from the start and yet their chemistry and connect was so strong.
The book was entertaining and romantic as with all of this authors work. It was an easy story to read because I got so caught up in it all. This really is such a great book. I’m not sure how the next book can do any better but I am excited to find out.

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Dating the It Guy by Krysten Lindsay Hager – Review by Dr. Anya Schultz

Dating the It GuyDating the It Guy by Krysten Lindsay Hager
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

I am not even sure where to start!!! I can tell you that I am crushing hard on the male lead in this book, but more importantly it reminded me of many life lessons that I continue to still work on. This is a young adult romance story that is about a girl named Emme. Emme is a sophomore in high school having to deal with a lot of life changing events. She is dealing with a sick grandmother, a sick grandfather, school, finding her soulmate, etc. while trying to figure out her way in the world. She starts to fall for a boy named Brendon who is the senator’s son. Well she comes to find out looks can be deceiving – in good and bad ways. The two of them have ups and downs in their relationship due to, one of the most common issues in all relationships, communication malfunctions.

As an older woman, I got really mad at Emme in a lot of the story because I just wanted to reach out and tell her it gets better, as women we get better, don’t be so stupid or quick to judge, listen as much as you want to be listened to, and that our thought process does get better as we age and learn. I remember being young, crazy, paranoid, and all the unknowing ideas that come with being young and in love. Women, as many of us know, are complicated creatures. How we end up that way I am not sure, but for many we learn the hard way about getting to where we are going. The one thing I really loved about Brendon was how he also recognized the crazy but kept pushing forward as much as he could because he knew she was worth it. That to me is the true sign of unconditional love – knowing the person is crazy, but knowing you want to be a part of that crazy.

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Something Lost by Bernadette Marie – review by Amanda Meady

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

The emotions that I felt while reading this book were strong and varied. Sadness replaced by joy and then concern made for a good read from start to finish. Not only did I find the main characters interesting, but I wanted to learn more about the secondary characters as well. If you enjoy romantic reads that will also pull at other emotions, I recommend this book. I look forward to the next book in the series.

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