Hot Toy is a fun and quick Christmas read, with lots of spy shenanigans and a very determined heroine who will hold onto the most wanted toy, despite two spies who are determined to have it at all costs. Trudy’s Christmas isn’t a happy one this year, not with her sister and nephew very down […]
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Publisher: Self Publish Date: 27 Oct Reviewed by: E & Heller How we got this book: ARC from the authors Lucas Vallois is always in control. He’s building an empire in the glittering city of Cincinnati and created his own family from his three close friends. The self-made millionaire has everything he wants within his
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Reviewer: MinnChica: ***This review has spoilers, and is a little harsh. You’ve been warned*** Let me start by saying I have a love/hate relationship with this series. The first few books were sooo good, then the paranormal element was added in for two books and I got annoyed with the series. Then PJ and Cole’s
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These days it’s not often I pick up a romantic suspense to read as my tastes run towards contemporary and sci-fi and fantasy. Yet there was something about Shattered’s blurb that caught my attention. I’ve heard great things about Cynthia Eden and while I really enjoyed Shattered with its action-packed suspense and super creepy characters,
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Reviewed by: Marlene This year marks the 150th anniversary of the publication of Alice in Wonderland, which may explain the theme of this collection. And probably also explains the release of After Alice by Geoffrey Maguire later this year. As most of us remember, Alice falls down a rabbit hole chasing the March Hare on
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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