Author: Ashley B.
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Book Review: The Lost Melody by Joanna Davidson Politano
Aurelia and Zaxton are the perfect combination of harsh quips, humor without borders and an intensity of love that keeps you hooked through every single page!
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Blog Tour & Review: Nothing Can Hurt You Now by Simone Campos
Aurelia and Zaxton are the perfect combination of harsh quips, humor without borders and an intensity of love that keeps you hooked through every single page!
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Book Review: When a Moth Loved a Bee
Aurelia and Zaxton are the perfect combination of harsh quips, humor without borders and an intensity of love that keeps you hooked through every single page!
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Once Upon a Book Club: Melody of Madness
Aurelia and Zaxton are the perfect combination of harsh quips, humor without borders and an intensity of love that keeps you hooked through every single page!
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Book Review: The Dream Heist by Christina Farley
Aurelia and Zaxton are the perfect combination of harsh quips, humor without borders and an intensity of love that keeps you hooked through every single page!
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Book Review: What Was Meant To Be by Q.B. Tyler
Aurelia and Zaxton are the perfect combination of harsh quips, humor without borders and an intensity of love that keeps you hooked through every single page!
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Book Review: Irresistibly Broken by J. Saman
Aurelia and Zaxton are the perfect combination of harsh quips, humor without borders and an intensity of love that keeps you hooked through every single page!
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Book Review: Sisters at the Edge of the World by Ailish Sinclair
MY REVIEW: I’m a big fan of historical fiction, especially when the time period or location speaks to me either personally or professionally. My husband and I actually spend a lot of time researching as we’re both very academic souls who love to learn and ask questions. When I first came across Sisters at the…
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Book Review: All That Fall by Kris Calvin
MY REVIEW: All That Fall was a far greater emotional read than I had anticipated. It starts off with a lot of things happening at once which really surprised me. I’m used to thrillers laying out a path in the story and walking you through things rather than hitting you in the forehead the first…