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REVIEW: Twice Shy by Sally Malcolm
The Official Description: The last thing Joel Morgan wants is to fall in love again. Scarred by his failed marriage, Joel’s determined to keep his life emotionally stable—which means taking a job teaching fourth grade, fixing up his house on weekends, and avoiding absolutely all romantic entanglements. And he’s doing great. Until he meets sweet but…
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REVIEW: A Faerie Story
The Official Description: Once upon a time, the fate of three men was decided in a world where it was forever Christmas. A faerie forced to flee his homeland Kaegan lives in fear of his vicious twin brother. Tormented and abused, his only option is to escape to the one place he knows he’ll be safe:…
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REVIEW: Irises in the Snow by Isabelle Adler
The Official Description: It’s Christmas, and Justin’s life is fraying at the edges. The family business he took over instead of going to art school is bleeding money, and his boyfriend of seven months cheated on him. Under these circumstances, family gatherings can be rough, but Justin believes he has everything under control. That is, until…
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REVIEW: Sons of Rome by Karrie Roman
The Official Description: 9CE Germania Battle weary and fearless Centurion Drusus Tuscus has only three more years in the Roman Legions and then he can return home to the mother and young brother he was forced to leave behind seventeen summers ago. Drusus has suffered much during his years in the Legions: defeats, fallen comrades and…
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REVIEW: The Shrike and the Shadows by Chantel Gadoury and A.M. Wright
The Official Description: Men have gone missing before. The village of Krume is plagued by a haunted wood and a hungry witch. It’s been that way for as long as Hans and Greta can remember, though they have never seen the witch themselves; no one has. When men start to disappear once again in the cover…
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REVIEW: He Dreams Magic by Emme C. Taylor
The Official Description: Ren has always wanted to leave, to escape his quiet village life. He wakes up from gold-tinged dreams with his heart pounding and a yearning for something he can’t name, can’t hold. He longs to experience something magical just once in his life. Nico’s monsters don’t lurk under the bed. They walk in…
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REVIEW: 33 Degrees of Separation by Rain Carrington
Buy Links: Amazon US | Amazon UK | Universal Link – Exclusive to Amazon and Available to Borrow with Kindle Unlimited Legacy Series Book #1 – Remember The Alamo – Amazon US | Amazon UK | Universal Link Book #2 – The Principle – Amazon US | Amazon UK | Universal Link The Official Description: I’m Ian, and this is my story. Like the others, I have a…
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REVIEW: Heartsong by T.J. Klune is stunning!
The Official Description: All Robbie Fontaine ever wanted was a place to belong. After the death of his mother, he bounces around from pack to pack, forming temporary bonds to keep from turning feral. It’s enough—until he receives a summons from the wolf stronghold in Caswell, Maine. Life as the trusted second to Michelle Hughes—the…
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REVIEW: Ready For You by Crystal Lacy
The Official Description: After mistakenly kissing a straight guy, Reggie expects Shohei to run the other way—not continue their fledgling friendship like nothing happened. Now if only Reggie can stop thinking about how Shohei’s lips tasted. Shohei has never thought of himself as anything other than straight, but he can’t seem to forget the kiss he…
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REVIEW: Beware Mohawks Bearing Gifts by SA Collins
The Official Description: It’s 1847, New York. William Matthias Hallett is a fashionable dandy of the Manhattan social set. His life is laid out before him: a world of soirees, riches, and luxury. Yet all he wants to do is find an adventure so deliciously wicked that it will satiate his soul for an eternity. Disguised…
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REVIEW: Matchstick Men by Adira August
The Official Description: SEX, GAMES & MURDER ~ Want to play? It was munch night at the most elite underground BDSM club in the Rockies. Relaxed and informal, highlighted by the weekly Matchstick Challenge game. Detective Sergeant Hunter Dane, reigning champion, looked forward to a relaxing evening to start his 3 days off. A few beers…
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REVIEW: Lion’s Head Revisited by Jeffrey Round
The Official Description: Private investigator Dan Sharp investigates the disappearance of a young boy in the Canadian wilderness. When a four-year-old autistic boy disappears on a camping trip, his mother is reluctant to involve the police. Instead, she calls in private investigator Dan Sharp after a ransom demand arrives. On investigating, Dan learns there are plenty…
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