Tag: book review
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The Christmas Cadeau by K.D. Elizabeth
For me, the holidays have always been about spending time with family and those important moments where we reconnect and remember why we all love each other so much. Sitting around together eating a meal, sharing and opening thoughtful gifts for one another, and just sharing in the time spent together. Continuing on my holiday…
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Jingle Wars by R. Holmes & Veronica Eden
I have been in such as holiday reading mood lately, I can’t even tell you. So many holiday books and they’re all making me feel so excited about the holidays this year and giving me ideas on what I want to do for my family. Jingle Wars was an exceptionally well written romance comedy about…
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Tell Me When It’s Over by B. Celeste
I always get a wonderful feeling when it’s the release day for one of my favorite authors. It’s a feeling like no other when you really understand how much work was put into writing a story and the toll it took on the author as well. It makes that experience so much more personal than…
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Review: Opium Skies by C.M. Radcliff
How many books have you read that feature your own hometown? I can think of two and Opium Skies is one of them. It’s not too often that Arizona is featured as a locale in books so when I realized this one was AND an area I am very familiar with, it makes it that…
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Review: Inhale, Exhale by C.L. Matthews
I’ve got a book here that is emotionally driven in a way a book hasn’t done for me since… I’m not even sure. Let me preface though that this is not a book for everyone. CL Matthews has a book here that is tragically and beautifully painful in all the ways I absolutely love. It…
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Review: The Test by Elena Monroe
This is Book 2 from Elena Monroe in her latest series about the 4Horseman. The Test focuses on the characters Vic and Justice. We initially met both of these characters in the first book The Initiation that tells the story of Grimm and Abigail. I was so excited to return back to this world and…
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Review: Here Lives a Corpse by C.L. Matthews
I have been reading a lot of dark, elitist family books lately and I have found that the concept is appealing to my reading tastes and can take on so many different plot twists and character creation. This particular story is going to take you into the darkest depths of your mind. It’s going to…
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Review: Stealing Embers by Julie Hall
I love it when I read YA books that have me hanging on to every single page. Julie Hall accomplished that and so much more with this novel. The main character, Emberly, is mysterious, intriguing and all around a really cool girl. The book starts out with her as a homeless orphan trying to survive…
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Review: Hear No Evil by Ivy Fox
Hear No Evil is the second book in The Society Series by Ivy Fox. It follows a group of college students that are the sons and daughters to the Elite families in Asheville, NC. Their parents run the town and are involved in some dark and twisted things. When these boys are caught in the…
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New Release and Review: Tofu Cowboy by Lola West
Tofu Cowboy just released today! This little novella was too cute to put down! Maddie is a lovely character that demonstrates an incredible amount of strength as she comes from a complicated background that made it hard for her to love herself as she grew up. But she’s dealt with feeling unloved and eating disorders,…
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