Publisher: Sourcebooks Publish Date: Out Now How I got this book: NetGalley Reviewer: MinnChica He’s in trouble with a capital T… There’s never been a female on the Dallas SWAT team and Senior Corporal Xander Riggs prefers it that way. The elite pack of alpha male wolfshifters is no place for a woman. But Khaki […]
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Publisher: Berkley Publish Date: Out Now How I got this book: NetGalley Reviewer: MinnChica The first novel in the explosive new Southern Shield series from New York Times bestselling author Angela Knight explores the intoxicating games between a female cop and a Navy SEAL—and the killer instincts of a secret enemy watching every move they
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***SPOILER FREE*** Publisher: Berkley Publish Date: 1 Sep How we got this book: ARC from the publisher via Netgalley Reviewed by: E & Has Naasir is the most feral of the powerful group of vampires and angels known as the Seven, his loyalty pledged to the Archangel Raphael. When rumors surface of a plot to
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Reviewers: Has and Lou Lou: I read Emma Chase’s first book, Tangled, but for some reason I never went back for more, despite enjoying the book. I know Has is a huge fan of Emma Chase and it’s only because of Has’ recommendation that I decided to give SUSTAINED a try. I’m glad I took
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Publisher: Forever Publish Date: Out now Reviewed by: E How I got this book: ARC from the publisher via Netgalley Duke Bradshaw, co-owner of the custom motorcycle shop Twisted Steel, is great with his hands and not afraid to get dirty . . . especially in his fantasies about his redheaded neighbor Carmella Rossi. Carmella
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Publisher: Kensington Genre: YA Urban Fantasy Where did you get the book: e-ARC from publisher Release date: Out now There Be Monsters Here. . . It’s not as great as you’d think, living in a tourist town that’s known as “the most magical place in America.” Same boring high school, just twice as many monsters
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