This year I told myself to read outside of the romance genre to avoid burnouts. After two weeks of a virus a a couple of months ago I found myself unable to read my ebooks. Frustrated, I realised it would be the perfect time to get back into audiobooks. I was initially worried because my […]
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Contemporary Romance Fantasy/Fantasy Romance Historical Romance Mystery Paranormal Romance Romantic Suspense Steampunk Urban Fantasy Contemporary Romance One Night Charmer (Copper Ridge #4) by Maisey Yates – April 19th (HQN Books) Copper Ridge, Oregon’s favorite bachelor is about to meet his match If the devil wore flannel, he’d look like Ace Thompson. He’s gruff. Opinionated. Infernally
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A Cold, Long Winter is the first episode in The Witch Who Came In From the Cold. I’m so glad I decided to review the audio format because it really helped to cement the setting and tone of Prague, a city full of spies and the hints of witches and sorcerers of the Ice and
Reviewed by: E TRIGGER WARNING: Flashbacks to sexual abuse of a minor and depictions of torture Kris Ballard is a motorcycle courier. A nobody. Level 2 trash in a multi-level city that stretches from San Francisco to the Mexican border, where corporations make all the rules. A runaway since the age of 14, Kris struggled
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Lou: Sophie Jordan’s All Chained Up was an enjoyable romance, whose first-half kicked butt. Knox is a felon who went to prison for a crime he was truly guilty of, alongside his younger brother, which made for a change in having the hero falsely imprisoned. It made things more real and gritty because the
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The Edge of Surrender is part two of Emma and Ryan’s story. Here be spoilers so be warned. The book starts where it left off on the cliffhanger, with Emma vanishing, leaving Ryan using all of his super SEAL skills in finding Emma. Part two is definitely the weakest part of the story for quite
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