Group review of the first novella in this story arc here Lou: Pia Does Hollywood is the second installment in this story arc featuring the Cuelebre family. It follows on from events from Dragos Goes to Washington, where more is revealed about the reason for Pia’s illness from the first book (spoilers, spoilers *grins*) which […]
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Lou: I’m a late bloomer when it comes to Molly O’Keefe’s books. I’ve heard and read so many great things about her writing but sometimes I arrive very late to the party. Everything I Left Unsaid is probably one of my favourite reads of this year. The setting was a little stark in tone but
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Lou: I adore the Game On series. I super adore to the point where I gush awesome about the books after the very last page and I think about the stories for days afterwards. The Game Plan is no different. While Gray and Ivy’s book still remains my favourite of the series so far, I’m
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Reviewers: E and Marlene After the death of GrandLord Yew years ago, the Yews withdrew to their self-sustaining estate and disappeared from Celtan society. The current head of the household is believed to be eighteen-year-old Loridana. To find out, Draeg Blackthorn has been sent to the estate to spy, undercover as a stableman for the
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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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Lou: Sorcerer to the Crown has been on my book-watch list for some time after seeing some early buzz. I adored this book and adored Zacharias, and Prunella even more so! Zacharias is the Sorcerer Royal of Britain. The position and whoever wields it should have the respect the title deserves but that is not
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