Lou: The Brush of Black Wings is a sequel novella that takes place a couple of years (I think it’s a couple of years!) after Master of Crows, which every fantasy romance lover needs to read. And Grace’s other books too because she is fast becoming the queen of fantasy romance–at least in my eyes. […]
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Thoughts on heroine Lou: This book is very different in tone to The Bollywood Affair, which had a wonderful and humorous tone. The Bollywood Bride is the total opposite. It’s a compelling and super angsty read with its heroine, Ria Parkar, holding onto many family secrets for most of her life, and one (of two)
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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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Dumplin’ had been on my radar for sometime and I was super ecstatic when Harpercollins approved me for a review copy. Dumplin’ was a really engaging YA with a sweet romance that had me hooked from the start. While the romance is not the main core of the story it does play a big part.
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Tinman was an enjoyable novella set in dystopian world with two characters on opposite sides of the law. Tophet is a society that has its strict moral laws forever encroaching into people’s basic human rights in all aspects. So called criminals known as “Crims” are now being eradicated by a unit called the ATU. Ace
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Lou: Vivienne and Jonah return in the sequel to Asking for It, a book Has and I reviewed favourably a couple of months ago. The ending of the last book wasn’t a cliffhanger but it also wasn’t a HEA. It was impossible to give Viv and Jonah a HEA in the first book and it
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