Before I was born, my father bound me to the powerful De Vil family. One agreement, forged in greed, turned my entire future into a transaction. In four days, I’ll marry Alexander De Vil, the brooding heir to the De Vil Dynasty. My Review This book had a lot of things I don’t usually like:… Continue reading The Devil’s Pawn by Tracie Delaney
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Cocktails and Charm by J K Barton
My Review Sue is deeply in love with her husband, and he adores her in return. For her birthday, he gives her something truly special. She also shares a wonderful relationship with her sister, and life seems to be flowing along happily. I liked how the author kept the story engaging as we shared in… Continue reading Cocktails and Charm by J K Barton
Not Really a Review of Shelter Me From Darkness by Katie L. Smith
I don’t usually review a book I’ve not read in full, but I thought it was worth it this time. Witches, magic and fae books are not something I generally read. Occasionally, I’ve picked up a short story or novella, and they’ve been good. So where did you get this, I hear you ask? Well,… Continue reading Not Really a Review of Shelter Me From Darkness by Katie L. Smith
Migglesworth Malevolence, a short story by Carrie O’Leary
My Review I really do love a short story, especially when it is as concise and well written as this. I loved the way it started with a little guessing game. Who is this person and why does she sleep during the day? You immediately make assumptions but, as it is told in the first… Continue reading Migglesworth Malevolence, a short story by Carrie O’Leary
Tower by Claire Kent
My Review What a lovely story this was! It was everything I enjoy most. 😍 single point of view 😍 strong masculine hero 😍 feisty pretty girl 😍 rescue situations 😍 motorbike club 😍 post apocalyptic 😍 novella length 😍 great writing 😍 sweet romance The relationship between the two main characters was touching. As… Continue reading Tower by Claire Kent
The Swimmer by Graham Norton
My Review An idyllic setting is where this short story begins. An older lady sits in the garden of her cottage, overlooking the sea and enjoying life as a retiree. Although her new life is good, there are things beneath the surface that cause a ripple. It starts with her sister coming to live with… Continue reading The Swimmer by Graham Norton
Silver Dagger Tours – the Spirit Bear Conspiracy Tour and Giveaway
My mission: Save my woman, guard the secret of the Spirit Bear, and take down the poachers. Spirit Bear Conspiracy Brotherhood of the Wild #1 by Anne Kane Genre: MC Romantic Suspense My mission: Save my woman, guard the secret of the rare spirit bear, and take down the poachers. Ryland -- I… Continue reading Silver Dagger Tours – the Spirit Bear Conspiracy Tour and Giveaway
Rescue Me From Paradise by Jordan Rivet
My Review I really didn’t know where the author could take the story next, and if I’d had to guess, I would have been wrong! We’re introduced to a new protagonist, Kate, whose backstory is sad but compelling. In fact, the way they entered cryosleep was through a violent battle, one that was easy to… Continue reading Rescue Me From Paradise by Jordan Rivet
Follow Me to Armageddon by Jordan Rivet
My Review I’m not kidding, this story was like an epic masterpiece all the way through with its 399 pages. Yes, I know, it’s not like me to read that much. I’m a novella girl. But honestly, wow, just wow. The people from the bunkers who have woken from their 200 year sleep, are now… Continue reading Follow Me to Armageddon by Jordan Rivet
A Man in The Dark By Mary Woldering
My Review It’s the first time I’ve read a book set in the 1930s, and what a caper it is. When Markus’s father is murdered, he travels across the country to uncover the truth and avenge his death. As a vampire, he can extract far more than answers in this often grim and violent world.… Continue reading A Man in The Dark By Mary Woldering
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