Sinners and Saints, Book Five. In this book, the story belongs to Ryker and Faith, and oh, what a story it is! Faith is charged with murder, which is a bit of a problem for Ryker, as he has already fallen in love with her. It’s also a conflict of interest because he is her… Continue reading Doubt by Kathy Lockheart
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Sprinkles of Hope by Chrissie Hubb
This story combines the hardships of life with the power of kindness, showing how even a small gesture can make a huge difference. This was a lovely collection of short stories, all linked by one character, Billy, as he passes through each life helping where he can. The book begins with Billy and the difficult… Continue reading Sprinkles of Hope by Chrissie Hubb
Hilarious Holidays by Chrissie Hubb
I enjoyed the light-hearted humour that ran through the book, and there were moments that genuinely made me smile. The holiday mishaps and banter between the two main characters, Liam and Ava, gave the story a fun energy suited to readers looking for something quick and cheerful to dip into. For me personally, I struggled… Continue reading Hilarious Holidays by Chrissie Hubb
Bound by Kathy Lockheart
It’s not often I start with the end of a book, but this time I have to, and it only needs one word – EXPLOSIVE! This is the third tale about the men from the Sinners and Saints Club, and this one belongs to Axle. Or rather, Axle and Dakota. These two absolutely hate each… Continue reading Bound by Kathy Lockheart
Power by Kathy Lockhart
This is the second book in the series and, oh boy, did I love it! After meeting in a bar, Jace and Scarlett spend the night together. One night soon turns into a weekend of fun and passion. After all, they’ll never see each other again… will they? Jace is a rich and powerful man,… Continue reading Power by Kathy Lockhart
Crash by Kathy Lockheart
Book 1 in the Sinners and Saints series Most books slump slightly in the middle, so at 416 pages this was a lot for me – but not this one! Oh boy, this book is hot, funny, absorbing, and incredible. In other words, I loved it! We follow the gorgeous doctor, Blake, and the petite… Continue reading Crash by Kathy Lockheart
Stay Silent by Keeley Webb
I’ve had this on my Kindle for a while and can’t remember where I first saw it. As I enjoy zombie apocalypse stories and the blurb sounded good, it immediately appealed to me. However, I kept putting off reading it because I disliked the cover. Eventually, I decided it was time to either read it… Continue reading Stay Silent by Keeley Webb
DualWorld 1: Duality by Michael B. Schwartz
I wasn’t sure this would be my kind of story, as science fiction is not usually my genre, but I do enjoy a novella, and something about this one drew me in. The concept of the two worlds, one beneath and one above, was captivating. I loved how normal the “above” world felt, and the… Continue reading DualWorld 1: Duality by Michael B. Schwartz
Breaking Point by Harley Tate
Having read one of Harley Tate’s post-apocalyptic series before, I knew I would enjoy this one, and I did. These are my favourite kinds of apocalypse books: full of action, different viewpoints, challenges to overcome, and gripping journeys. Let me explain. Right from the get-go, the story develops with the sense that something is brewing.… Continue reading Breaking Point by Harley Tate
Death in Soho by Shiv Saywack
I was drawn to Death in Soho mainly because of the cover. It’s so vibrant and eye-catching. This is the first in the Alexandra Raven Mysteries, set in 1950, and I really enjoyed the historical backdrop, especially the mentions of clothing and style from that time. Alex Raven is an intriguing central character. She’s tough,… Continue reading Death in Soho by Shiv Saywack
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