Bed of Roses is the second installment in the Bride Quartet series by Nora Roberts. This book tells the story of Emma Grant, who is one of the co-founders and works as the florist for the premier wedding planner service called Vows. Emma runs Vows with her three best friends: Mac (Visions in White), Laurel […]
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Note: Skin Game is by Ava Gray (AKA Ann Aguirre) and is the first of a new paranormal/suspense romance series. When a book starts off with the heroine holding a guy’s crown jewels literally in her hands — and not the way that you are all probably thinking — I knew I would be in
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Note: I hate giving out spoilers in my reviews but with this one I found it very difficult to avoid, although I tried to be vague please keep in mind there ARE going to be some spoilers, especially towards the end of the review of which I have given ample warning. Queen of Song and
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I was a lucky duck and won this ARC from Carolyn Jewel from a contest on Twitter. Here there be the review: Indiscreet is a story that plays out in the exotic setting of Turkey in the 1800’s. It follows the journey of Sabine Godard and Edward Foye, who are linked by a betrayal through
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In this third instalment in the Grimspace series, Doubleblind marks a departure from the previous two books, which were frenetic in high octane action and scope. Sirantha Jax is asked by the Conglomerate to become a goodwill ambassador, to try and forge an alliance with the elusive and secretive bug-like Ithtorians. However, there are factions
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This review may contain spoilers. Frostbitten explores so much more and to date, for me, is the most emotional POV with Elena as narrator. I admit, I wasn’t enamoured with Living With The Dead, so I found Frostbitten to be a welcome return to Elena. I think it’s a definite MUST buy for fans of
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