Reviewed by: E and Marlene E: I was browsing author websites looking for upcoming releases as I tend to do on a monthly basis when I saw Owens talking about a recently released novella. Shocked because I usually keep track of her publication dates I did a bit more research and discovered she had self-published […]
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The excerpt of Fly With Me is what caught my attention as humour and and a bubbly and fun heroine is my catnip. Along with the gorgeous cover, I was really excited to get into Fly With Me. The beginning was fun and sets up most of the tone of the story. Jordan and Noah
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I’m surprised to say that I’m really going to miss these people. The author has always said that the Midnight Texas series was a trilogy, and this was the third book. Also, I remember reading somewhere recently where she confirmed that Night Shift was the last book, but can’t find the site. I picked up
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Lou: Make Me Forget is the third instalment of the Make Me serial, and things are progressing slowly for Jacob and Harper, with Jacob revealing and trusting Harper with his need and enjoyment of BDSM in the bedroom. Harper doesn’t know whether she can trust Jacob not to hurt her, especially as he distanced himself
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At the Bookpushers we’re big fans of Kylie Scott’s Stage Dive series (Mal <3), and I was super excited to see Scott writing a spin-off series in Dive Bar. Kylie Scott writes fun and addictive books, with engaging characters that jump out of the pages with their personalities. Dive is no exception, and it starts
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Reviewed by: E Calista Langley operates an exclusive “introduction” agency in Victorian London, catering to respectable ladies and gentlemen who find themselves alone in the world. But now, a dangerously obsessed individual has begun sending her trinkets and gifts suitable only for those in deepest mourning—a black mirror, a funeral wreath, a ring set with
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