I read in series order. It’s a compulsion of mine and I rarely hit a new series without reading the previous books. But I loved the sound of this blurb and decided to live a little and read out of order. I know. Very daring of me. I’m glad I did as I have found […]
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Reviewed by: E Men in Black meets Janet Evanovich’s Stephanie Plum in the new urban fantasy novel starring seer Makenna Fraser and her fellow agents at Supernatural Protection & Investigation. The agents of Supernatural Protection & Investigations (SPI) know that fighting evil is a full-time job, especially when a new designer drug—with mind-blowing side effects—hits
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Reviewer: MinnChica I can’t even begin to tell you how much I love Shalvis’s writing. Her books always put a smile on my face, and she is a go-to author for me, every book, every time! Hud was such a wonderful hero. He was sexy and growly and broody and moody and everything I love
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Lou: I have Has to thank for recommending this title to me. I was going to pass on this book as it’s not often I read historicals these days. But Has kept bookpushing and I finally caved and purchased the book. I’m glad I did because The Highwayman was darn good with such an engaging
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Reviewer: MinnChica I was looking forward to this book because I’m a big fan of Hollywood/rock-star style romances. Unfortunately, this book felt a little more like a women’s fiction book to me, and I didn’t connect with the romance at all. Ava never imagined she would be poor, living off her friends and the few
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**TRIGGER WARNING: Depictions of rape and violence towards women** Reviewed by: E Twenty-two -year-old Naya has spent nearly half her life as a sex slave in a government institution called The Line. When she’s kicked out after getting pregnant with twins, she’s got no way to earn a living and a horrifying choice to make:
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