
Review: “When the Storm Breaks” by Emery Rose
When I first met Brody McCallister in When the Stars Fall, I was instantly in love with him. He was the kind of secondary character that you don’t intend to grow attached to, but then become more concerned with their well being than anyone else’s.
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Review: “Together” by Jennifer Van Wyk
There’s something about a surprise pregnancy that just completely captures my attention. And in Together, Jennifer Van Wyk not only gives you that trope, but two very loveable and interesting leads to carry the weight of the story too.
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Review: “Three’s A Crowd” by Everly Ashton
While I had my issues with the story and the way it all came together, I did enjoy Fiona and Keane’s relationship. And I am really looking forward to seeing how Marlowe’s life is turned upside down!
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Review: “Yes & I Love You” by Roni Loren
I loved the premise when I requested it on Netgalley, but I did not expect to love this story as much as I did. From the characters to the setting, the details and the steam – Yes & I Love You delivered such a beautiful story about just trusting in yourself to achieve the best the world has to offer.
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Review: “Hotshot” by Jenna Hartley
Hotshot was a fast read featuring enemies to lovers in a seriously hot and steamy romance.
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Review: “Blind Pass” by Monty Jay
It’s why you fall in love with Emerson, because this is his redemption story, this is his chance to show the readers and everyone else that he’s not just an addict who found ways to mess everything up for everyone else.
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Review: “Bet The Farm” by Staci Hart
Rating: ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Steam: 🔥🔥🔥🔥 Release Date: February 23rd, 2021 Add to Goodreads | Amazon.in Olivia Brent has one summer to save the dairy farm she just inherited. But there’s one problem, and it’s not her lactose intolerance. Jake Milovic. The brooding farmhand has inherited exactly fifty percent of Brent Farm, and he’s so convinced the […]
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Review: “The Knockout Rule” by Kelly Siskind
Kelly Siskind not only wrote a book about love, but she wrote a book of poetry to go with it too. She wrote a poetic masterpiece about love, about real life struggles, about family, about choices and about following your heart.
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Review: “Hawk” by Kat Savage
Hawk was such a pleasant and quick read for me! You’ve got a young hotshot tattoo artist and shop owner who meets a single mother that is far from the usual kind of woman he meets and they fall in love. How can you not love that?
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Review: “My Beautiful Neighbor” by Piper Rayne
I was so excited when Piper Rayne announced a brand new series, because after the Rooftop Crew (I know, I’m horrible for not reading about the Baileys yet), I was hoping for another addictive group of characters and we get them with the Greene family.
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