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I do have to admit, it wasn’t easy getting into this trilogy. Knotted starts off violently and if you’ve read a Pam Godwin book before you know exactly how detailed her scenes could get but once I started, I had to keep going. Let’s just say, my curiosity got the best of me.
Of the three books Booted holds a special place in my heart. This is because of the hero – Lorne. He was the …
Liezel’s Review:
Unfortunately, I don’t have as much time to read as I used to and what was great about with this book was I could stop and restart without missing a beat.
International Guy Volume 1 consists of three stories that revolve one hero – Dream Maker Parker Ellis who is the face of International Guy. I had my hesitations at one point because of the nature of Parker’s work but when I got to the …
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I love me a good royal romance and I thought The Swedish Prince was a great one. It kind of reminded me of the movie “Going To America”, combined with another hit “Maid In Manhattan”. While there were a similarities, The Swedish Prince stood out because of its emphasis on family.
The heroine -Maggie McPherson was living a pretty carefree life as a college student across the country when her life is literally turned upside …
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You have to be in the right mood to read this book and personally I tried so many times to get there but it wasn’t happening for me despite how many times I tried. I thought the beginning was great, we witness a couple fall head over heels in love and then out of love.
The issues I had with All Your Perfects was I couldn’t relate to Quinn. I failed to form a connection …
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Have I told you how much I love this series? What is so great about it is the family connection especially when it comes to the youngest sibling, Sutton. If you read the previous books you know that she has been through the wringer. She definitely deserved something great and David definitely had the potential to be just that.
I always thought that David and Sutton made the perfect couple from the very beginning but …
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When I began reading, I couldn’t stop. It was one of those insta-attraction, love at first sight kind of things but for Heather and Jett , it worked – beautifully. What I loved most about it was that Jett was defined by his rockstar status but he was a true musician.
There were times where I was frustrated with him (because I thought Heather deserved something good in her life) but as everything revealed itself …
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I am typically one of those readers that shies away from romance written by male authors. This is just a matter of opinion but for me, they’re “different” but I am glad that I took a chance on this one because the MC world that Scott Hildreth created isn’t like any other.
I am accustomed to MC with action, suspense and thrills . Devil’s Disciples MC contain some of that but this wasn’t the focal …
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I couldn’t ask for a better ending for Ivy and Levi! What was so great about the final book was I didn’t see that ending coming. If you’ve been following the trilogy, what Ivy went through was heartbreaking. Her pain was something that I couldn’t imagine her getting over soon.
Levi though was the one thing that made the difference. Not foreign to heartache himself, he knew exactly what Ivy needed when she needed it. …
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Nalini Singh never ceases to amaze me. Every single story just leaves me in wonderment especially Ocean Light. What was different about it was the detailed underwater world that she created.
The romance behind it was just as beautiful. Bowen and Kaia’s possessed a deep love that defied time, distance, race and prejudice. Their story will have you contemplate the saying if it really is “Better to have loved than never have lost at all.”
Ocean …
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If you are like me who can not get enough of Tiffany Reisz’s The Original Sinners Series then you need to read this book! If you enjoy BSDM and never read the series, still read this book!
There are a few reasons why I enjoyed it. What I appreciated the most was seeing a different side of Kingsley. He isn’t the “King” that we know him to be, rather we find him to be a …
