BP NOTE: We apologize for this being very late. Life and world events have indeed taken a toll on our energy and reserves but we do continue to anticipate great reads and thank the members of the book community who are working hard and providing material we enjoy. We are planning on catching up with […]
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It’s Julie James release time again. Huzzah! There’s one release each year by James and it always brings excitement for me. The Thing About Love was pretty addictive because Jessica and John have a I-dislike-you-but-I-totally-wanna-fuck-you attraction going on that made this such a fun book. Their initial dislike isn’t really dislike, but wrong timing and
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Going Nowhere Fast caught my eye in the Berkley roundup email and I was quite intrigued. I read a Hellfire MC novella of Kati Wilde’s a few years back and enjoyed it, but as usual with me and many series, I didn’t go back. Going Nowhere Fast is a standalone title, though it’s loosely connected
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Lou: Has and I are big fans of Kylie Scott’s work. She always writes funny and engaging characters with a whole lot of humour, sass, and wit. Twist is book two in the Dive Bar series (you can read my review of book one here) and handsome Joe has been a very, very bad boy.
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Reviewed by: E In the Alaska Territory, suffragette Charlotte Brody is a newspaper reporter in the frontier town of Cordova. She’s a woman ahead of her time living on the rugged edge of civilization—but right now the most dangerous element she faces may come from sunny California . . . An expedition has arrived in
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After the deathly events that transpired in Marked in Death, with the Elders mass-murdering so many humans in revenge for the Others deaths caused by the Human First Movement, Etched in Bone brings a slower proceedings to this world. The pacing faltered at times, leaving this book anti-climatic, but still enjoyable to fans of this
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