Today is the release day for Tessa Bailey’s fantastic first book in her new series, Too Hot To Handle. If you haven’t read any of her books before, this would be a great book to discover an author who knows how to write sizzling tension and dirty talking heroes and fun heroines. I will have […]
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Make Me Feel is the most intense instalment so far. Jacob and Harper are both incredibly tense for different reasons. Harper is getting swept away by Jacob and she can’t figure out his ‘pissy moods’ and knows it’s down to his demons of his past, and there’s frustration because he won’t reveal them to her.
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Beth Kery’s Make Me serial enters into part five. Jacob and Harper grow closer to one another, while Harper is learning to navigate his hectic and mysterious world. Harper goes with Jacob to San Francisco and while there’s little smexy times, this instalment concentrates on revealing small nuggets of information about Jacob’s past life and
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Reviewed by: E and Marlene E: I was browsing author websites looking for upcoming releases as I tend to do on a monthly basis when I saw Owens talking about a recently released novella. Shocked because I usually keep track of her publication dates I did a bit more research and discovered she had self-published
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Reviewed by: E Known as the wicked witch of Russian fairy tales, Baba Yaga is not one woman, but rather a title carried by a chosen few. They keep the balance of nature and guard the borders of our world, but don’t make the mistake of crossing one of them… Though she looks like a
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The excerpt of Fly With Me is what caught my attention as humour and and a bubbly and fun heroine is my catnip. Along with the gorgeous cover, I was really excited to get into Fly With Me. The beginning was fun and sets up most of the tone of the story. Jordan and Noah
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