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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I’ve been looking forward to this book since Ace and Janelle were first introduced in Owen and Penny’s novel in Badlands, which I reviewed here. Ace was this mysterious and dangerous man who kidnapped Janelle and I wasn’t sure if these two would get their book, but Sorenson has neatly and cleverly tied in this
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Reviewed by Marlene I picked up The Traitor Baru Cormorant because I read the author’s commentary on something entirely different, which was probably this year’s Hugo kerfuffle but I now can’t find, and just plain liked the way he put words together. I’m still wondering what it was, but I’m really glad it inspired me
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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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Dumplin’ had been on my radar for sometime and I was super ecstatic when Harpercollins approved me for a review copy. Dumplin’ was a really engaging YA with a sweet romance that had me hooked from the start. While the romance is not the main core of the story it does play a big part.
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