Review: Her Legacy

Her Legacy by Teresa Crumpton
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

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Wow I do love a good supernatural mixed with history and folklore. We follow heiress Alexis after she inherits the family legacy Foster House that been in the family for a long time, but she knew nothing about. Teresa in her notes alludes to her family’s history and lore, and that’s what make this so believable.
It felt like I was there with Alexis, and it was my family I am hooked. This all starts at a funeral, when we meet Alexis and the story unfolds. Alexis is studying law and an intern at the district attorney’s Office. Suddenly she is thrust into an adventure of supernatural proportions. I not giving anything away except I am absolutely hooked and I need book two now. This is so fascinating all the
History mixed with folklore, I was hooked and right up my alley I couldn’t put it down and I had to get to the end, only to realise there’s another book to come. If you enjoy a good supernatural with plenty of suspense then this is one for you. 
I received a copy of this book in exchange for an honest review.

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Review: Bloodties

Bloodties by Teresa Crumpton
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

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The first I have to say is you must read The Legacy first as this carries on from that book. I read the Legacy when it came out, and I ‘ve been waiting for Bloodties forever. When Alexis inherited a big old house from her uncle Woodie she discovers there is a lot more to it. Alexis is an empath and discover Josh and Tucker can damper the feelings when things get bad.
In this book Alexis finds out more about her powers and how to deal with the fact the house is full of ghosts as wells as the house itself talks to her and some the knights.
In this book its nonstop action all centered around the families and the house we find out so much more and then nothing the end and now I have to wait for the next book to find out more. This kept me gripped through all the pages, that meant it felt like minutes instead hours when reading.

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Review: Royally Yours

Royally Yours by Emma Chase
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

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What utter perfection Royally Yours is to read.
Reading about Lenora as a young woman was the icing on the royal cake made with Chocolate sublime.
We meet Lenora as a teenager following her father as he attends to his royal duties. From an early age Lenora has known she was going to be the first queen to rule Wessco. Spending very little time being a young girl, so it was beautiful reading about her relationship with Thomas and his brother Prince Edward. Thomas being her first friend had a positive influence by teaching her to be young.
This was such a pleasure reading about this woman who we know from previous books as the family’s matriarch. This is a five-star read as a beautiful story of heartbreak and finding love and joy. After reading the other books makes this so much more.

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Review: Dangerous Exes

Dangerous Exes by Rachel Van Dyken
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

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Dangerous Exes is the second in the series, it carries on from the end of the last book, when their PI Dirty Exes company investigates and outs cheating spouses. One of there clients wasn’t was using the company to humiliate her ex-husband because she received no money in the divorce.
Jessie Beckett is mad and wants to make them pay so he is spying on them, especially Isla its really getting to her.
This is a funny story of enemies to lovers, to get the media of Jessie’s back, as it was their company’s fault for his bad press.
To get back at his ex and rehabilitation of his reputation. They decide that Isla and Jessie are going to pretend to be a couple. Well we always know what happens, the sparks fly. This Rachel Van Dyken at her best giving us a hilarious and hot romance between Jessie and mistrusting Isla. Great fun from the start until that wonderful ending. I have to say this is my favourite in this hilarious RomCom Series. I’m not saying anymore just read it for yourself and have a great time..

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Review: I Bet You

I Bet You by Ilsa Madden-Mills
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

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This an entertaining romance between the nerdy intelligent sassy Penelope and the heartthrob on the campus Ryker quarterback of the college football team.
This semester is important for both, as they are working hard for the careers they both want.
So, no distractions for Ryker, so it’s a real shock when he can’t stop thinking about Red. As much as Penelope wishes she could stop her fantasies about Ryker and she keeps writing him the lead roll in the romantic fiction she is writing. Penelope wants to be an author as that’s her goal she needs a nice intelligent guy, except Ryker is intelligent and kind and she tingles when he touches him.
This is a sweet entertaining romance and it shows you need to learn to look past labels get to know someone. Ryker and Penelope became friends, but it just wasn’t enough for both of them. This is a great college based romance, and great fun watching Ryker and Penelope dance around each other. There is much more to this entertaining romance, but that’s for you to find out.

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Review: Winning Whitney

Winning Whitney by Kat Mizera
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

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Winning Whitney is story of Jake the captain of The Alaska Blizzards, we have met him in previous books, but this can still be read as a standalone. Whitney is staying with Hayley and Kane looking after their twins.
Whitney is absolutely gobsmacked when a man she spent a hot few days with in Boston four years previously walks into Hailey’s house with Kane. Whitney realizes Jake is Jackson who she has never forgotten. Jake can’t believe it’s  his found the woman his never forgotten.
Every time Jake and Whitney are together in a room both feel the sexual tension, but there is so much going on in both their lives the road ahead is rocky. As we all know the fun is in going along that road.
Another romance in this enchanting series based in Alaska that always make me shiver when I read one. A good solid romance with plenty sexual tension between the two.
All the books in this series can be read as a standalone, but reading them in order gives you a greater understanding of the background other characters who begin to feel like old friends. As this is only book three, its not that many books to catch up on.

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Review: Finding My Fight

Finding My Fight by R.G. Corr
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

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Well the first thing I have to say is My God What A Book, I’m still trying to calm down. This is not a pretty romance, for most of it the heroine was suffering at first physically and then what seemed worst mentally. R.G Corr’s attention to detail when approaching the subject is superb carrying the reader all through the story and Ginny’s circumstances, leaving me feeling the fear and the feelings of hopelessness with her.
All in all, I think this was a story of hope, but with realism because anyone going through what Ginny went through wouldn’t heal overnight and them walk into the sunset with a new man. That’s all I’m saying I’m trying not to add any spoilers.
I would like a Nate waiting for me, giving Ginny hope for the future. A superb and realistic story of Ginny and Nates family recovering and having a positive outcome

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