Friday, 28 December 2018

Review: Dirty Rich Obsession: All Mine

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

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All Mine is the follow on from Dirty Rich Obsession and the next step in Carrie and Reid’s life. This was a wonderful addition to the first Book. Especially Reid who really showed how loyal and how much he loved his family, and being with Carrie allowed him to express his feelings to his sister Cat, and it was a pleasure see their mended relationship.
That is all about love and his devotion to Carrie , because anyone who reads LRJ all the time knows we always have the enemies. Carrie’s father, Reid’s father is a given, but someone else climbs out the slime to ruin Reid and Maxwell Enterprises.
So, we have it all, intrigue, love, hot sex, and set in New York at Christmas. Did I say hot sex, I mean steamy hot!
A Great read to spend your  christmas gift vouchers on.

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Thursday, 20 December 2018

Review: Game On: a book in the Cotton Creek Saga

Game On: a book in the Cotton Creek Saga Game On: a book in the Cotton Creek Saga by Ciana Stone
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

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Game on is a novella that reads like a novel there is so much action involved. We meet Dillon Walker the football Coach at Cotton Creek high school. In Lincoln Shaw Lulu was brought to Cotton Creek to pose as Dillon's Assistant Coach and girlfriend. As you all know Lulu fell in love with Lincoln, so Josie has been brought to be his new bodyguard and fake girlfriend. All because his uncle is a US Senator and receiving threats against his family.
Have you got all that, Josie is colleague and friend of Lulu’s, so she fits in and begins to love her assignment, and her assignment begins to love her back.
Wow this is a hot romance between Dillon and Josie, with plenty of action in and out of bed. We begin to see more of the Walker family in this novel as we get ready to start The Legacy Series still based around Cotton Creek and I can’t wait


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Review: Game On: a book in the Cotton Creek Saga

Game On: a book in the Cotton Creek Saga Game On: a book in the Cotton Creek Saga by Ciana Stone
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

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Game on is a novella that reads like a novel there is so much action involved. We meet Dillon Walker the football Coach at Cotton Creek high school. In Lincoln Shaw Lulu was brought to Cotton Creek to pose as Dillon's Assistant Coach and girlfriend. As you all know Lulu fell in love with Lincoln, so Josie has been brought to be his new bodyguard and fake girlfriend. All because his uncle is a US Senator and receiving threats against his family.
Have you got all that, Josie is colleague and friend of Lulu’s, so she fits in and begins to love her assignment, and her assignment begins to love her back.
Wow this is a hot romance between Dillon and Josie, with plenty of action in and out of bed. We begin to see more of the Walker family in this novel as we get ready to start The Legacy Series still based around Cotton Creek and I can’t wait


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Review: Love, Sincerely, Yours

Love, Sincerely, Yours Love, Sincerely, Yours by Sara Ney
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

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I really loved this book and especially Peyton who has an unrequited attraction to her boss. Rome her boss has no idea Peyton exists, when he whole concentration is totally on the business he built from the ground.
That is until she hands in her notice, as she is starting her own business. Hoping for some work as a consultant, with no luck. While working her notice Rome finds out how irreplaceable she is.
After drinking too much at her leaving do, she decides to send him a message or more of a drunken proposition with the theme being “I want to bang you” the phrase that keeps going through Rome’s brain.
At first Rome is appalled, but then he can’t help responding. So the dance begins, as Rome soon realises what an integral part of his marketing Peyton was. Rome becomes obsessed with communicating with handsroamingmybody. This is a slow burn kind of romance, but once on the go gets very hot and Rome becomes quite swoony. Rome is a not a ladies man, devoting himself to his business. His best friend and business partner Hunter is the only person he could talk to. When he was with Peyton she could see through him and knew what he wanted. A really enjoyable read and can’t wait for hunter’s book which hopefully is coming soon.
A Great writing duo has been born and I can’t wait for more.
Wow what great narration, I have read the book and loved it. Listening to this audiobook Ava Erickson and Alexander Cendese just brought the characters to life in a different way. I loved it when Alexander was reading the emails from Peyton it was hilarious. Hunter was great I can’t wait for his book. Ava is always excellent, and brought Peyton to life and the performance which left me mesmerized. This is the first time I have listened to Alexander and it won’t be the last.

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Tuesday, 18 December 2018

Review: The Fog

The Fog The Fog by Amanda McKinney
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

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Wow I love a who done it, this was who killed them? When Wesley Cross comes home and finds his ex-girlfriend Leena murdered in his basement. This starts the cat and mouse adventure that keeps you guessing as the body count rising.
I was gripped to my book as I had to discovered what was happening. Wesley trying to find out who the murderer is, so he hires an Entomologist Gwen to help. All goes well until they get trapped in the haunted hotel on the hill in awful weather.
I not going to giving anything else away. So, if you love a murder mystery with a romance thrown in, this is book for you. This was right up my street and as this was my first read by Amanda McKinney, I know it’s not going to be my last. I have to say the cover and the blurb pulled me but it was the writing that made me stay.

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Wednesday, 12 December 2018

Review: As You Were

As You Were As You Were by Lee Piper
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

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Wow when Willow meets the famous music director when she turns up to record the first album. Zeke is nothing like any man she met before.
He works them hard and she feel he is picking on her, mixed in with more sexual heat Wil has ever felt. Deep down his very kind to her and looks after when she is ill. This is heavy on passion and an almost insta love and the deep connection between them. Unfortunately, his Toxic ex-wife pokes her nose in. The story is told from Willow’s pov, as we begin to see Zeke through Willow’s eyes and you can’t help falling for him

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Review: Uncanny Valley

Uncanny Valley Uncanny Valley by C.A. Gray
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

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Uncanny Valley is a Sci-Fi aimed for Young Adults, but it was eerily close to what we can see the future. I not going to repeat the blurb which is very detailed, so forgive me if I repeat any.
We have Rebecca who is researching about to replicate human feeling or senses for robots or Ai.
The senator has charged the research labs to replicate human emotions in robots. In this world where holographic communication is the norm. Rebecca starts out not believing the conspiracy theories. As more facts come to light, Rebecca begins to believe her father was killed for his views.
Rebecca is very immature in some ways, with Madeline her companion Bot as her only close friend. So in this future where most jobs have been taken by bots, only people with money can enjoy life. Most have no jobs, and not enough to eat.
So this brave new world is not as it seems. This is a very interesting future that the Renegades are trying to stop the end of the human race.
This is definitely book one of a series, as it sets the scenes for the world set in this future world. The Worlds Republic leader William Halpert’s worldwide challenge for researchers to develop synthetic creativity will lead not to the promised utopia, but to the end of the human race.
Melissa was excellent as the narrator, all the different voices were superb, especially the Madeline Bot. I wasn’t pulled out of the book once with bad accents. So for me that was a win.



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