Publisher: Self Publish Date: Oct 6th Reviewed by: E, Has, Lou, MinnChica How we got this book: ARC from the author via Netgalley Thoughts on the Hero E: I knew Singh was very good at writing broken characters but I think Noah just about broke me. He had so much emotional depth and pain and […]
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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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Reviewed by Meka After a devastating fire rages through Rob Monroe’s rural Georgia community, the prime suspect is the pretty local baker. The blaze started in Kari Hendrix’s shop–and she just confessed to being convicted of arson as a teenager. Rob knows in his heart that Kari’s innocent. So what is she running from? Who’s she
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Reviewed by: MinnChica I’m such a huge fan of this series, and every time a new book comes out, I download it to my reader as fast as possible! This was no exception! Tucker doesn’t have the best of luck with the ladies, but when an altercation with his ex girlfriend has Dr. Aubry, the
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Reviewed by: E & Marlene E: McKenna is a very gifted author. Everything I have read by her is well crafted and vivid so when I say I struggled reading this story, it wasn’t because of the writing, but because it was written so extremely well. Mike and Samira, Sam for short, have been married
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Publisher: Kensington Genre: YA Urban Fantasy Where did you get the book: e-ARC from publisher Release date: Out now There Be Monsters Here. . . It’s not as great as you’d think, living in a tourist town that’s known as “the most magical place in America.” Same boring high school, just twice as many monsters
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