After all the turmoil, heartbreak, and everything Clark and Kally endured in the first book, I desperately wanted them to find the peace they so deserved. But, of course, that wouldn’t make for much of a story. But neither did I want to see them suffer any more. Clever author knew exactly what to do!… Continue reading Reacquainted Love by K M Lowe
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Forbidden Love by K M Lowe
This book was a real surprise because it wasn’t what I expected. From the cover, I assumed it would be a steamy romance. It wasn’t. It was so much more. This is an exciting romantic suspense that kept me completely engrossed. What happened to Kally was tragic, even heartbreaking. Clark is left a broken man,… Continue reading Forbidden Love by K M Lowe
The Deeps by Stevie Lynn Hostetta
If you enjoy a creepy tale, then this is one you’ll definitely want to devour. In fact, “devour” feels like the perfect word because that’s exactly what the sea seems determined to do, along with the sinister creature lurking on the book cover. Each chapter introduces new people going about innocent, everyday moments by the… Continue reading The Deeps by Stevie Lynn Hostetta
The Earl’s Inconvenient Wife by Ruth Ann Nordin
Claire wants a husband and Nate wants a wife. Neither wanted each other, but that’s exactly what they got. This pair bickered continuously. They didn’t even consummate their marriage on their wedding night! Yet, because the story is told from both of their points of view, we quickly realise they’re both genuinely good people. It’s… Continue reading The Earl’s Inconvenient Wife by Ruth Ann Nordin
Beast by Claire Shaw
I hadn’t expected this to be a full-length novel, as the first book was shorter and perfectly formed. This one, however, was much longer and exceptionally good. The romance was unlike anything I’ve read before, and that’s what sets this author apart for me. It makes you think about what it truly means to love… Continue reading Beast by Claire Shaw
Something Happened at Lakeside View by The Driftwood Writing Group
I had a little fun adding myself to the book cover especially for the review. This is the second anthology I’ve read by the extremely talented young writers of the Driftwood Writing Group. I loved how all the stories were set in the town of Lakeside View, where dark secrets and hidden horrors lurk around… Continue reading Something Happened at Lakeside View by The Driftwood Writing Group
The Last Session by Katherine Black
This was certainly an unusual book. I came away not really sure how I felt about it, although Freya’s disappearance affected me more than I expected. Theo is the main protagonist and, after being informed that his sister is missing, he returns home to search for her. From there, the storyline becomes increasingly bizarre. It’s… Continue reading The Last Session by Katherine Black
Sea State by J M Simpson
What a superb read this was. I’ve followed the author on Instagram for years but had never read any of her books until I saw her promoting this series. Living by the sea, the lifeboat is part of everyday life around here, and this is the first time I’ve read a novel centred on these… Continue reading Sea State by J M Simpson
Unstable Ground by Harley Tate
This is the second book in the Breaking Point series. It is also the second post-apocalyptic series I have read by this author.We continue to follow Will, his daughter Cassidy, and Erin, his wife and Cassidy’s mother, who is a teacher. When the earthquake struck, Erin was on a field trip with her students. In… Continue reading Unstable Ground by Harley Tate
The Safe Room by Lisa Unger
This story was in Amazon First Reads club where I could download a book for free. What a great choice I made with The Safe Room. It’s beautifully told in Rae’s own words as she navigates the grief she never expected to feel, along with the regret surrounding her estrangement from her father. As the… Continue reading The Safe Room by Lisa Unger
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