Friday 31 August 2018

Review: What Have We Done

What Have We Done What Have We Done by J.T. Lawrence
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

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I don’t know what to say, I'm shell shocked!
This final book in the series was action all the way. Most of the action takes place in 2036, and the twins are sixteen, well Mallie is 16 but Silver is not quite there.
Suddenly the AI robots gets infected with a virus, and they start fighting back, which is causing human deaths. We have all the same characters from the last book. Seeing the twins as teenagers and the world they live which depends entirely on AI. There’s anarchy on the streets with mobs attacking Bots everywhere. This series is addictive and has left befit , but I can't recommend this series enough if you love pure Sci-fi. As I have reviewed all the books the narration has been perfection keeping in the books all the way.

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Review: What Have We Done

What Have We Done What Have We Done by J.T. Lawrence
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

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I don’t know what to say, I'm shell shocked!
This final book in the series was action all the way. Most of the action takes place in 2036, and the twins are sixteen, well Mallie is 16 but Silver is not quite there.
Suddenly the AI robots gets infected with a virus, and they start fighting back, which is causing human deaths. We have all the same characters from the last book. Seeing the twins as teenagers and the world they live which depends entirely on AI. There’s anarchy on the streets with mobs attacking Bots everywhere. This series is addictive and has left befit , but I can't recommend this series enough if you love pure Sci-fi. As I have reviewed all the books the narration has been perfection keeping in the books all the way.

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Review: Storm of the Gods

Storm of the Gods Storm of the Gods by Amy Braun
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

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This is an action packed start to a new urban fantasy Series. I will say quickly this an adult series, as some of the situations and violence is quite extreme, but totally in proportion when dealing The Olympians, especially Ares who happen to be Derek and Liam’s boss. As they have his diluted bloodline It entitles him to treat them worse them slaves.
I loved the brothers Derek and Liam and how they stick together. Derek is very protective of those he cares about. This is a fascinating read Amy Braun gives you a handy prefix to go through their elements. So if your mythology is a big rusty this is a good reminder. As we meet Scions from different gods it’s a helpful reminder.
As this is book one there is the world building, but don’t worry it still has plenty of  action. I enjoyed reading this a lot and devoured in one go. Now I’m waiting for book two.

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Thursday 30 August 2018

Review: The Right Side of Forever

The Right Side of Forever The Right Side of Forever by Meghan Quinn
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

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It so great we getting to know an older and improved Colby, a man who you can’t help, but be impressed with. This is filled so much emotion you can’t help be pulled into the story and can’t help rooting for Colby to get his happily ever after.
Ryan is a mess but, you can’t help feeling for her, with her mother’s attitude it’s no wonder she has emotional problems. When Ryan needs a friend Colby always there for her. I loved seeing Colby become such a beautiful man. I’ve decided that I want a Colby.
A hunky air force flyer with a body to die for, whats not to like!
I not saying any more just read this wonderful duet you will not be disappointed.

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Review: The Right Side of Forever

The Right Side of Forever The Right Side of Forever by Meghan Quinn
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

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It so great we getting to know an older and improved Colby, a man who you can’t help, but be impressed with. This is filled so much emotion you can’t help be pulled into the story and can’t help rooting for Colby to get his happily ever after.
Ryan is a mess but, you can’t help feeling for her, with her mother’s attitude it’s no wonder she has emotional problems. When Ryan needs a friend Colby always there for her. I loved seeing Colby become such a beautiful man. I’ve decided that I want a Colby.
A hunky air force flyer with a body to die for, what not to like!
I not saying any more just read this wonderful duet you will not be disappointed.

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Review: The Left Side of Perfect

The Left Side of Perfect The Left Side of Perfect by Meghan Quinn
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

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It was so lovely to be a guest at Stryder and Rory’s wedding, with Colby as best man.
It great as we really get to know the older Colby and what made him tick. Ryan has been Rory’s friend forever so we really get inside her head.
Then when Colby goes home is feeling quite lost and lonely he meets Sage, who is Rocky’s sister and now is living a few doors away.
This is such a interesting and compelling ending on a good note for Colby and Sage.
This duet is a must read and I loved it, but you will have read to get to know the older and wiser hunky Colby. I have always been a fan, I just glad his getting own story.

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Wednesday 29 August 2018

Review: You Promised Me Forever

You Promised Me Forever You Promised Me Forever by Monica Murphy
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

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It was a real pleasure to read this book, as I have had a soft spot for Amanda and Jordon after meeting then in More Than Friends.
So meeting a mature Tuttle was pure pleasure, he had everything he wanted in life, but it was empty without Amanda. Amanda thought she was okay until she saw him being interviewed, and messaged him.
So if you have followed their romance this is a must read, but if you haven’t followed the couple from high school, this is a wonderful well written second chance romance. To feel the love read the first 2 books. Then you can approve of the adult Mandy and Jorden and there forever. For me this was a real pleasure, a must read for fans of Tuttle and Amanda.

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Review: The Secret Chord

The Secret Chord The Secret Chord by Kathryn Guare
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

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Well what can one say after 10hours and 25 minutes of nonstop intrigue and deception.
We follow Conner McBride after he sells the farm and property after the death of his mother. Conner is world class musician and plays the violin. He leaves Ireland and goes to Vermont to work on a farm and old Inn that his employee and friend introduced him too via internet.
Conner can’t believe his luck when he meets Kate, his boss. They start to full in love, but before they can start enjoy life. Unfortunately both their pasts comes back to haunt them. Once we find out Conner had worked with MI6 in the past, and they need his help again.
This is a book full of spies, and bad men that need to be behind bars. There is love between Kate and Conner and I was absorbed and listened in one go and now need the next one. This book had everything, and it had to be listened to carefully in case you miss something.
I really enjoyed listening to the narrator’s voice, and his Irish lilt was pleasure to listen to. I kept me so focused on the action the time sped to fast.

I received this audiobook as part of my participation in a blog tour with Audiobookworm Promotions. The tour is being sponsored by Kathryn Guare. The gifting of this audiobook did not affect my opinion of it.

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Tuesday 28 August 2018

Review: Tall, Dark, and Irresistible

Tall, Dark, and Irresistible Tall, Dark, and Irresistible by Erika Wilde
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

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I couldn’t resist a book with the title Tall, Dark and Irresistible and I was right, I loved it.
Peyton lives in New York and to keep her overprotective parents of her back, she told them that  Leo Stone her boyfriend looks after her, and not to worry.
Peyton was madly in lust and had big crush on Leo in Chemistry at college where they were lab partners.
Of Course her cousin is getting married and her parents expect her boyfriend to come and stay for the week.
Things I enjoyed about this book is Leo is a nice guy as well as being swoonworthy. Peyton is a great girl, being an only child she wanted save her parents worry
When they meet up and Leo agrees to the ruse he realises the chemistry between them is off the charts.
A Hot sexy funny romance and I loved it. The narration was duel, so we hear from both Peyton and Leo. I always dual with a romantic comedy. You really do feel like a fly on the wall. So this is a must read for fans of pretend boyfriends who are so hot you must really want to know what happens and how they get there.
 

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Monday 27 August 2018

Review: Their Vampire Princess: The Complete Series

Their Vampire Princess: The Complete Series Their Vampire Princess: The Complete Series by Harlow Thomas
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

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This is a one audiobook, but contains the following novellas Chosen, Crowned, Turned, Mated each novellas is quite short. This is about a young Vampire Princess who has to choose a human consort from 4 young hunks from the human world.
As this a Reverse Harem, Felicity can’t make a choice, so all four go back to palace with her. There is plenty of sex, and plenty intrigue to try to keep Felicity from taking the crown.
If you enjoy a reverse harem with plenty action in the bedroom, and plenty of angst before everything falls in place
The narration by Lucy Laurel is very fast, and sounds almost breathless. It more a reading than the narration with different voices.
It was a quick listen, but no less enjoyable for it.

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Sunday 26 August 2018

Review: Impostor's Lure

Impostor's Lure Impostor's Lure by Carla Neggers
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

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This was my first foray into a Carla Neggers murder mystery. I so glad I did , I also love a complex plot which takes the readers on the journey from Boston, London, Ireland Dublin, and back to states with the investigators putting together all the parts of the puzzle.
This was also very character driven, bringing to life all the driven groups leaving me as a fly on the wall. I was absorbed right to the end. Just for the record I did not guess who the murderer was.
I really enjoyed this book, obviously the characters all have history and reading the books in order would give more background on some of the characters. I read this on its own, and the story to do with the crimes completely standalone, and I enjoyed this mystery very much, it’s always great to discover a new author .

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Friday 24 August 2018

Review: Everything Under The Sun

Everything Under The Sun Everything Under The Sun by Jessica Redmerski
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

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The first thing I have to say before I start writing my review. I am waiting for me to stop my tears even though the book it finished on promising note.
This is a long but addictive read about what happens after the crash of civilisation. When we meet Thais its seven years after the fall, she lives with her father and her sister Sosie. They appear to be surviving until her father is killed and the sisters are captured and sent to Lexington where civilisation has devolved to an alarming degree.
It’s in Lexington is where she meets Atticus and they escape and start their journey to Shreveport where it’s a good and fair place to live. Lexington was worse than the old west.
The things made this such a good book is how realistic everything felt and unfortunately it rang too true.
How far would you go to survive and how it changes you on the inside if you let. Atticus struggled everyday with what he had to do, and it was Thais that kept him going. Sometimes people are made stronger and learn to survive.
This is Atticus and Thais journey to civilisation, and a long and arduous journey, where meet a lot of different people some and some bad. It was how they both changed into good and strong people who can survive in this new world. I loved this book every page of it. Be prepared for your emotions be very involved and get tissues ready. 

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Review: How We Found You

How We Found You How We Found You by J.T. Lawrence
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

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Each book in this series gets better and more exciting. We have all our protagonists back together for exciting slice of life in 2024.
Kate is having a hard time conquering her fear that the twins will be kidnapped. Seth has to go away for a job and makes sure Kate has a nanny to help and lots of security measures in place.
Keke is on jury duty and meets a handsome and charismatic man named Zac who helps with the unauthorised investigation into all the toddlers’ deaths.
That’s how we start, and anything that can wrong, does go wrong. As all our heroes try to cope with is happening, but come up against the fanatical Resurrentionists. As they realise all is lost until help from an unlikely source appears.
This is an addictive 6 star listen for me and I listened in one go. I was there will them all time crying one minute and smiling the next.Shoshina was magnificent bringing this glimpse into 2024 to live with her usual talent.

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Wednesday 22 August 2018

Review: Dirty Rich Obsession

Dirty Rich Obsession Dirty Rich Obsession by Lisa Renee Jones
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

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Well Lisa has done it has me hooked and in love with a Dirty Rich Asshole, Reid Maxwell. I loved the chemistry right from the beginning between Carrie and Reid. Even if they both did not want to feel it.
Reid was fascinated with Carrie as she bested him at his own game. Handcuffs certainly piped his interest, and for that moment on Carrie was going to be his. Unfortunately for both of them working together to rebuild her family’s company causes them to respect each other.
This is a hot sizzling romance between two people who don’t believe in relationships. The thing I love about Lisa’s books is the female characters are always strong-minded and give the men a run for there money. Carrie is no different, but she can’t resist Reid even if she wants too.
I can’t recommend this book enough, if you love hot strong men with a heart of gold, and the women who can’t help loving them, enough sparks to start a fire then this is for you.

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Tuesday 21 August 2018

Review: Touch of Ice

Touch of Ice Touch of Ice by Mary Auclair
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

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I so love getting involved in a series from the beginning. So I jumped at the chance to review a new paranormal sci- fi with hot sex thrown in. It’s a win win for me!
This series is based on earth, which is ruled by an alien race that have a problem with fertility, and only women with certain genetic match are chosen. Endora has always known she was a match but never consider the idea.
Unfortunately Tallie, Endora’s daughter has leukaemia and is fading fast. The only thing that can save her is the Alien technology, and that costs money she doesn’t have.So Endora does the unthinkable and leaves her daughter with her grandmother and goes to report in.
High Lord  Aldric Darragon rules what was America and one of the strongest of lords. What Endora doesn’t know is that Aldric had seen her years before when she was with Wilmer Tallie’s father. Aldric was enchanted, but since then he had closed his heart down.
I really enjoyed this book with action all the way. Great romance, lots of action, cute kids and nasty bad guy , all mixed together gives my an action packed adventure with great world building so we have a base for book two. I loved this book and read it in one go, So for me this series is going on my must buy list.
I’m looking forward to book two as I loved the dragons.

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Monday 20 August 2018

Review: Blood Cure

Blood Cure Blood Cure by K.A. Linde
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

Wow what a finale to a great series, after the end of the last book I thought all was was lost. This book is an action packed with so much happening, especially with Reyna. At the end of the Blood Match the resistance was in disarray, after so many killed with others missing. Reyna comes into her own, her confidence and her ability to take charge and find many of the members of Elle.
This is a great book with Beckham and Reyna growing even more in love. The shocks and disappointment and the treatment of the human population keep coming. Something happens that no one could predict that give Elle an advantage.
If you have read the first two books in the series this is a must read, if you haven’t I can’t recommend this trilogy more, especially for lovers of paranormal romance with an action packed kick.
Great series I have loved it every step of the way, so for me this is a 5 star read to finish this addictive trilogy.

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Sunday 19 August 2018

Review: Opportunity

Opportunity Opportunity by Kennedy Layne
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

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We are finally here the book we’ve all waiting for, this part of the puzzle is told through the eyes and ears Cynthia and Gareth. 
I could feel the love and passion with this couple straight away.When Cynthia discovered that Gareth was Brad's brother, she is heartbroken and it made her feel the eight months they spent together meant nothing to him. I  couldn't help falling for Gareth even if he was Brad Manon’s brother and hadn’t told Cynthia.  Cynthia discloses the information  she discovered connecting Gareth with Brad to the police.
Gareth really loved Cynthia as he shows in this book, and it wasn't just the men who are strong. I really loved these books because the women are strong and capable as well.  Also the  love and affection between them, as they stick together. We see more of the couples as they get together to try to figure things out. In this episode, it reminds me of an episode of murder mystery where the more you know the more confused you get. We see a lot of the Laurel and Grace helping Cynthia to keep sane and supporting each other.
This has been a great trio of books, and I admit I did not guess who the killer is. Just that this was a worthy action packed finale. That’s all for now.

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Friday 17 August 2018

Review: Lachlan's Protégé

Lachlan's Protégé Lachlan's Protégé by V.F. Mason
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

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My god Lachlan’s protégé is a compelling, but dark read. This is no fluffy romance, it is psychological torture. The story is told a dual pov which works very well for this story. Also we see plenty of flashbacks as we learn about Lachlan and Valencia stories.
This starts as a normal romance, but quickly moves into something much darker. No one is who you think they are, as we the author leads you down a darker road.
V.F Mason has wove a dark but compelling read, Valencia is a loving and kind person and had a almost perfect childhood. As soon as she meets Lachlan she knows what she feels is something stronger than she has felt before. Valencia has never been in love, but with Lachlan the sex is hot. Lachlan’s childhood was barbaric and someone has to pay.
This is not a book for the faint hearted, but if you like a psychological thriller with some hot sex you have been warned. If you like things darker then what are you waiting for?

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Review: Why You Were Taken

Why You Were Taken Why You Were Taken by J.T. Lawrence
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

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This book starts as the prequel ended, when we find out Kristen, one of Keke friends is in danger.
Kirsten is a photo Journalist and has lived with James for 13 years and is trying to get pregnant
So at the beginning of this book, Kirsten is mourning her parent’s murder. When going through their stuff she starts looking at photo albums, and realises there is no baby photos. Nothing under the age of three.
So Keke is investigating why there is no trace of her birth. Never realising the hornets’ nest she opens. I not going through the whole story. All I’m going to say is this a phenomenal series, I thought the prequel was great, but this knocked it out of the park. This is book one in the series and is action packed the more you listen the more you want.
When Kirsten realises that everyone on the list before her code is dead she finally begins to believe her life is in danger, and she is going to get to bottom of it. In this book you really get a feel for the world they live in. One where the ordinary people will never believe what is happening . That’s what Keke and Kirsten are there for, they make a great team. This action packed sci-fi with our heroes tackling an evil corporation and winning. This is told from Kirsten's pov, so we really feel for and the strength she has to show to survive. We also meet some more heroes in this book, you will have to read to find out who.
The narration was superb, with a cast of many that fills this story never faltered. No once was I pulled from the story thinking about a dodgy voice.

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Thursday 16 August 2018

Review: Soul of Stone

Soul of Stone Soul of Stone by Traci McDonald
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

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We are introduced to Danielle who runs the Bookshop Salem’s Stop. Danielle’s family has run the shop for 200 years. Always handed down the female line. Danielle is very lonely after her grandmother and mother died in a fire at the shop.
One night a young teenage girl breaks into the shop, Danielle confronted the girl as she runs out the broken window. The next day a handsome hunk called Aaron comes in to ask about his sister. Aaron leads Danielle into a magical world she didn’t know existed.
Someone is kidnapping young girls, and no one can find them. This is a compulsive listen they kept me glued to my earplugs.
This book one in what is going to be a terrific series as Aaron and Danielle realise what powers they both discover themselves.
What they discover is nothing they could have ever imagined. This is book one in a series, but the girl saga is finished at the end of the book, but the wider story I hope will follow on in book two. I don’t want to spoil the story, but this a wonderful magical beginning and can’t wait for more stories in the next book. Also I was jealous of Danielle having  access to all those old books.  
The narrator kept me in the zone while listening to nearly 10 hours of pure entertainment. The different voices were very distinctive
I received this audiobook as part of my participation in a blog tour with Audiobookworm Promotions. The tour is being sponsored by Traci McDonald. The gifting of this audiobook did not affect my opinion of it.

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Wednesday 15 August 2018

Review: The Gathering

The Gathering The Gathering by Bernadette Giacomazzo
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

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THE GATHERING by Bernadette Giacomazzo is a great book and as book one in a series it builds this future dystopian New York with this gutsy and unique book filled with danger and brimming with energy. In this future, New York it’s a dictatorship and ruled by an Emperor who terrorising the people with The Cabal.
The Cabal use psi energy and can turn into a zombie or a biddable puppet, and that's how anyone not obeying the rules is treated.
This is great series I can’t wait for the next book, this starts with Rock and Roll, which is then banned by the Emperor or Roger Cunningham.
Three fighters from different backgrounds and walks of life find themselves at the front of the freedom movement in the hopes of restoring New York City to its former glory before the days of the dictatorship of the Emperor and his terrorising Cabal.
But danger lurks around everywhere with most of the citizens terrified to make a wrong move. But they will not give up because there is too much at stake.
This has everything a new series needs, a great beginning I loved this book and can’t wait for the next one. This is definitely written for an adult audience with the language and some situations. This is a five star read for me. A great sci-Fi/dystopian adventure. So long live The Uprising I’m hooked.

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Review: First A Lady

First A Lady First A Lady by Jade Cary
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

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What a great idea for a romance, the widowed first lady and the Secret Service agent who looked after you when your husband is assassinated in front of her.
When Grace the former first lady needs protection she doesn’t feel like she can trust the secret Service agents, and begs John to come out of retirement to protect her.
Wow what chemistry between Grace and John, what can I say I love big men I think we all loved to think we want to be the center of a hunky hot alpha’s attention.
I felt like a fly on the wall watching everything, the politics, gossip, and the alpha male teaching Grace who is in charge. If you want to read a romance with a difference then this is for you.
Intrigue, hot sex and an did I say a protective alpha male. All with dirty politics as a background what more do you want.

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Tuesday 14 August 2018

Review: The Last Lie She Told

The Last Lie She Told The Last Lie She Told by K.J. McGillick
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

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Wow what a great crime thriller with a side dose of love. Lee has just become a private investigator after becoming burnt out as a homicide detective.
The first case he has, is with Mary who looks like everyone’s grandmother, so he is shocked by her quick brain and perceptions when interviewing someone. They are  tracking down young woman called Fiona who seems to leave a trail of destruction in her wake.
This is an interesting thriller that takes you round the country following Fiona. So many weird and wonderful people. One of the wonderful is Belle a detective who is following Fiona, who is now a suspect for murder. As soon as they meet Belle, Mary decides to do some matchmaking. So we follow our merry band of detectives, and we pick up clues as we go.
I think what made this so enjoyable was we heard from the three detectives, and at times Fiona. So it made for a rounded an enjoyable read. As this is a spoiler free review that's all for now. I have to say the name of the series says it all ( Lies and Misdirection )


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Monday 13 August 2018

Review: Unbreak My Heart

Unbreak My Heart Unbreak My Heart by Lauren Blakely
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

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This is a very different romance than what I’m used to from Lauren Blakely, as the love between Andrew and Holland was strong and not in much doubt. Andrew had a family tragedy  that had  left Andrew  a broken man, and this is his path to Unbreak and repair his heart.
This really pulled on my heartstrings, I couldn’t put it down . This is a beautiful book, and Andrew’s brother had left all the tools for him to recover.
Andrew and Holland was madly in love, but had to separate three years previously when Holland had no choice but train in Tokyo where her family was. Andrew was at Law school in America. His brother travelled to Tokyo so much he had an apartment there. When he was ill Holland came back to the states to nurse him. This is Andrew’s journey, and Holland is there every step of the way, I was a blubbering mess as I was gripped in this wonderful story.

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Review: When Time Stands Still

When Time Stands Still When Time Stands Still by Sara Furlong Burr
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

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This is an inventive second chance romance with a difference. To receive a phone call ten years after the end of a relationship, and to drop everything and to come running proves the feelings are still there.
Poor Luke woke up after being in a coma, with retrograde amnesia taking him back ten years to when he was happy and in love with Elle. Elle finds the feeling are still there, but it was her fault they broke up.
This is a story where love does finally conquer all, both Elle and Luke are still in love and were meant to be. Even with the obstacles standing in their way. This is a loving romance that perhaps Elle didn’t think she deserved Luke, especially with her upbringing and her mother’s manipulations.
Now ten years later and wiser, love is as strong as ever. So sometimes love does conquers all.

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Saturday 11 August 2018

Review: That Guy

That Guy That Guy by Belle Brooks
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

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This is an unusual romantic comedy from Belle Brookes, told from the point of view of the female lead Mindy. Mindy is an attractive woman, with curves to die for. Mindy lives in Melbourne with only her best friend Chris and her cat fletcher for company. Mindy is a disaster around men, she is always so nervous she babbles.
Sometimes I wanted to say get a grip, she was a lost cause. Then she meets Arlie who Mindy feels he is so hot he can’t possibly be interested. This starts a comedy of epic proportions as their relationship starts its dance.
This is a feel good fun loving read once it gets going. I do think making Mindy such a klutz was slightly overdone for me. I did love Arlie, he was a great bloke. Watching them falling in love was entertaining. I not saying anymore because I don’t want to spoil it.

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Friday 10 August 2018

Review: The Sigma Surrogate

The Sigma Surrogate The Sigma Surrogate by J.T. Lawrence
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

We introduced to a brave new world where the infertility crisis is at an all-time high. So young women who are fertile join the order of surrogates, and live in cloisters to keep them safe and healthy.
So when Joan is a young surro who gets a booby trapped Easter egg, and ends up burned and dying. Keke is a bio journalist, and gets a tip and gets into see Joan.
Keke uses all her talents to undercover whats going on. This is a great intro this world, a fast paced techno thriller. Keke is a great character, strong principled, and she really cares about people. Keke undercovers much more than is healthy. A great introduction to the series, it definitely got me hooked. This is told from Keke’s point of view. We are introduced to Keke’s friends and contacts who I hope to meet again. A mesmerising listen.
The narrator is excellent, she brings Keke alive, and make everything so normal. Everything feels real every strange thing that happens.

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Thursday 9 August 2018

Review: Against the Rules

Against the Rules Against the Rules by M.E. Montgomery
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

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Wow what a wonderful romance, Jax is sitting in his cousin’s wedding feeling remote from the whole experience. Then suddenly his is mesmerised by the beauty walking down the aisle. Grace was standing beside the second bridesmaid when she felt someone looking at her. Jax for the first time in his life couldn’t stop looking at the beautiful angel.
This is was a slightly different romance where the Girl with principals usually gives in to the smoking hot guy straightaway. This was more of slow burner, but felt more real. As Grace and Jax grow together as they fall more in love. Jax has more than Grace to impress, her father is the town pastor who is a hard nut to crack. We also were introduced to a great bunch of characters, which I hope to read about in the future. A great read, I couldn’t put it down, I read straight threw the night.
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Wednesday 8 August 2018

Review: A Pilgrimage to Death

A Pilgrimage to Death A Pilgrimage to Death by Alexa Padgett
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

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It’s been my pleasure to read Alexa Padgett’s A Pilgrimage to Death, which is book one in The Reverend Cici Gurule mysteries. This has set the scene and standard for future adventures. This is a spoiler free as the book isn’t released yet.
Rev Cici has come back to her home town to takeover at the Local church. Cici’s twin sister was killed and the murderer never caught. Cici and the twin’s friend Sam a Detective returned to solve the case. Unfortunately is a year later when a body is found dead with the same knife wound as her sister.
Suddenly after a year things start happening, all being connected to Anna Carmen. I loved Cici and Sam, they had a real partnership together. Cici was real, with same fears as anybody else. A modern woman trying to make a difference. I grew up on Agatha Christie, and love a good mystery. This was a good murder mystery with a lot going on. I was glued to the pages, when I got my surprise at the end. I wanted to read another one. So book two please, as I’m impatient for the next one.

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Saturday 4 August 2018

Review: Protected

Protected Protected by Lexi Blake
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

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Another emotional romance from Lexi Blake, Wade and Genny were childhood sweethearts and madly in love. Until Brock Howard from the town’s wealthiest family decides Genny is going to marry him. So after the break up Wade has managed to avoid Genny each other.
Fast forward fifteen years and Wade see’s Genny for the first time in 15 years. Wade is shocked at the changes in Genny since her divorce. Still very bitter over the break-up Wade is not happy when his brother asks him to protect Genny and her son Asher.
Genny has suffered all through her marriage, now the only thing she needs is protection for her son.
This is a novella with the punch of a full length novel. Wade takes them to his home in Dallas and to his fellow team members of McKay-Taggart security and his 2nd family.
This is not a pretty tale, but it felt so real and Lexi Blake had me hooked right from the beginning to end. I love Asher, so old for his age, looking out for mother at all times
Abused women need to learn to live for themselves, before they can start a happy relationship. Wade was lovely supporting Genny all the way
Loved Asher great kid, brought into the protective family of McKay-Taggart when his mum starting working there. This was a heartfelt story that I loved, and can’t wait to read more from the members of McKay-Taggart.

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