I was confused reading this book because I couldn’t figure out the identity of the hero. The blurb features Dare but the story began with Adam’s POV, the heroine’s best friend. Adam and Ashley both have feelings for one another but have never acted on their attraction. This book has, and what I call, a […]
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Reviewer: MinnChica Henrik is a well known ladies man and he is never without a woman on his arm. But meeting Jacqui is new and exciting for him. She isn’t his typical lady friend. She doesn’t care about his status, his money, or his fame. But as their sexual relationship develops, Jacqui realizes that Henrik
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Reviewer: MinnChica Duke desperately needs his neighbor, Carmella, in the office. She is an amazing office manager, and he needs one on short notice. But in addition to an office manager, Duke also wants Carmella in his life as a romantic partner. She’s sexy and seductive and everything he loves in a woman. Carmella has
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Reviewed by: E and Marlene E: Last year I read and reviewed The Bloodbound the first installment in Lindsey’s epic fantasy series with Marlene and absolutely loved it. So when Marlene noticed the second installment was coming out I eagerly agreed to join her in another review. While I enjoyed The Bloodforged it wasn’t to
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How I got this book: NetGalley Reviewer: MinnChica I loved the first book, but was so pissed about the way it ended, so the minute I had the second one available, I devoured it. Sadly, it didn’t have the same wow factor that the first book had. Jonah and Vivienne spent the first book living
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I’ve been looking forward to this book since Ace and Janelle were first introduced in Owen and Penny’s novel in Badlands, which I reviewed here. Ace was this mysterious and dangerous man who kidnapped Janelle and I wasn’t sure if these two would get their book, but Sorenson has neatly and cleverly tied in this
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