Aries & Libra by Kayt Miller Zodiac Hills book 1 Aries & Libraby Kayt MillerZodiac Hills book 1Published October 26, 2021Aries & Libra on AmazonMy Rating LouMy life is great. Perfect really.I mean, I’m thirty-two and I live with my dad…All right, let me say this a different way. I have the best job in… Continue reading Review: Aries & Libra by Kayt Miller
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Review: Rebel North by JB Salsbury
Rebel North by JB Salsbury Available October 26th Rebel Northby JB SalsburyThe North Brothers book 2Available October 26thRebel North on AmazonMy Rating In a city where image is everything, Gabriella turns heads for all the wrong reasons.The marks that slash across her neck and face turn people away. But I see the beauty that lies beneath, feel… Continue reading Review: Rebel North by JB Salsbury
Blog Tour: There Are No Saints by Sophie Lark
Mara knows I’m no saint. But she has no idea she’s dancing with the devil…There Are No Saints, the first book in the all-new dark and twisted Sinners Duet from Sophie Lark is now available! I loathe Alastor Shaw. The city of San Francisco thinks we’re rival artists. In truth, we’re predators battling for hunting… Continue reading Blog Tour: There Are No Saints by Sophie Lark
Currently Reading: Rebel North by JB Salsbury
In a city where image is everything, Gabriella turns heads for all the wrong reasons. The marks that slash across her neck and face turn people away. But I see the beauty that lies beneath, feel a kinship to her pain. I regret the way she found me—mugged and left for dead. I should walk… Continue reading Currently Reading: Rebel North by JB Salsbury
Currently Reading: Break by Grahame Claire
Bend & Break duet book 2 Available October 26th What seems like a lifetime ago, I let her go. The second she returned, I couldn’t stay away. Now she’s asked the unthinkable. If I say yes, I can protect her. If I say no, she ends up with someone else forever. Or so much worse… Continue reading Currently Reading: Break by Grahame Claire
Release Blitz: There Are No Saints by Sophie Lark
Mara knows I’m no saint. But she has no idea she’s dancing with the devil…There Are No Saints, the first book in the all-new dark and twisted Sinners Duet from Sophie Lark is now available! I loathe Alastor Shaw. The city of San Francisco thinks we’re rival artists. In truth, we’re predators battling for hunting… Continue reading Release Blitz: There Are No Saints by Sophie Lark
Review: There Are No Saints by Sophie Lark
Cole is dangerous and threatening but way too hot for Mara to resist. She knows he’s bad news, but she can’t stay away. Mara’s lived a rough life and she’s full of darkness, but she internalizes the pain, while Cole takes out his aggressions on others. They’re completely different but also so much the same… Continue reading Review: There Are No Saints by Sophie Lark
Review: Famous Last Words by C.W. Farnsworth
Conor and Harlow are perfect together. They start out as enemies but it’s not your typical she-was-stuck-up or he-was-a-bully, there’s actually an interesting backstory to it that evolves along with their romance. I adored Harlow and Conor so I was a bit impatient for them to work out their issues and finally do this but… Continue reading Review: Famous Last Words by C.W. Farnsworth
Review: Wild In Captivity by Samanthe Beck
The premise is so awesome, I was really excited to read this book but that fizzled out almost instantly. There are a lot of things that don’t work for me here such as all telling, no showing. The characters are completely undeveloped and one-dimensional so the book is all plot, no story. This seems more… Continue reading Review: Wild In Captivity by Samanthe Beck
Release Blitz: Coded by Rachel Radner
Rachel Radner's Coded is a heartfelt, friends to lovers, contemporary romance written in K. Bromberg's Everyday Heroes Worlds. Maddie Ashton's a wreck of the man I knew a few months ago, a soul missing his greatest piece. I'm caught in the crossfire, a woman desiring an unattainable man. A man who's still pining after his… Continue reading Release Blitz: Coded by Rachel Radner