The Silkworm was an enjoyable sequel to Robert Galbraith’s debut, The Cuckoo’s Calling. I’ve stuck with the audiobook format because of its narrator, Robert Glenister. The Silkworm follows months after the ending of The Cuckoo’s Calling. After solving such a high-profile case, Cormoran Strike and Robin now have high-paying clients that are keeping them super […]
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Lou: Make Me Tremble, part two of the Make Me serial, follows on directly from Harper’s and Jacob’s sudden but intense masturbation scene. I loved this instalment because it showcases what I think has become a trademark of Kery’s, with a dominant hero who makes his intentions known to his heroine in a way that
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This year I told myself to read outside of the romance genre to avoid burnouts. After two weeks of a virus a a couple of months ago I found myself unable to read my ebooks. Frustrated, I realised it would be the perfect time to get back into audiobooks. I was initially worried because my
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Reviewed by: E A risk worth taking… No one would ever accuse Jace Berisha of having an easy life—considering her husband…you know…killed her. But that was then! Now she fights for mighty Viking gods with the spectacular and vicious Crows. But things are turning very bad, very quickly because a vengeful, ancient goddess has come
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Reviewed by: E Some secrets are best forgotten. “Araneae Nation, Book 5” Fresh from the battlefields of Erania, Marne rides south with Edan, headed for the city of Beltania. Among the Mimetidae guards accompanying them is Asher, who s been a thorn in her side since the day they met. He’s rude and abrasive yet
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This review contains major spoilers. Marlene: I read Bishop’s Black Jewels series a long, long time ago. And although I loved them at the time, my interest in the series petered out as she kept tacking on sequels. I’ll also confess that I tried her Ephemera series and absolutely could not get into them. So
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