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Review: Be Careful What You Joust For
Be Careful What You Joust For by Ryan Hauge & Ivy Smoak Pentavia is a medieval world full of calculated espionage, treacherous alliances, and respect for the Old Gods and customs. Ever aware of the precarious beauty of their own slice of the land, the […]
Review: Dreams of Falling
Dreams of Falling by Karen White Nestled comfortably into the perfectly manicured grounds of the prestigious Carrowmore Estate is a legend of epic proportions. The country estate is home to a tree; a vessel especially made for wishing. The sacred oak is known for […]
Review: Furyborn
Furyborn by Claire Legrand As a girl who has spent her life growing up surrounded by royalty and within the comfortable confines of the castle, Rielle Dardenne is no stranger to privilege and prestige. With best friends like the Crown Prince and his beloved cousin, […]
Review: Better in the Morning
Better in the Morning by Fern Ronay When Veronica’s own personal Mr. Big took her out that night, she was sure it was THE night. She just knew her handsome boyfriend John was going to drop his hunk of an Italian body down onto […]
Recommendation: Sage Alexander and the Hall of Nightmares
Sage Alexander and the Hall of Nightmares by Steve Copling Do you remember that evil, cranky looking sun in the old-school Mario video games (if you were born any time after the 1900’s, you probably have no idea what I’m talking about) that was […]
Review: The Favorite Sister
The Favorite Sister by Jessica Knoll Do you read what you’re told to read, or do you have your own mind and purpose? Before I start a new book, I have to look at reviews. I just cannot help myself. My husband is the […]
Review: Love and Other Words
Love and Other Words by Christina Lauren Macy met him in a closet. Standing precariously on the cusp of an adolescence that was already feeling strained and uncomfortable, Macy Sorenson didn’t want to be where she was at that particular moment in time. The […]
Review: The First Kiss of Spring
The First Kiss of Spring by Emily March In desperate need of a change, Caitlin Timberlake embraces the chance to return to her Colorado roots. As a bridesmaid in the upcoming wedding of an old friend, the petite blonde is sure that this respite […]
Review: The Girl I Used To Be
The Girl I Used to Be by Mary Torjussen Gemma Brogan is struggling. After moving to a quiet and quaint country town, she thought she’d finally found some peace. Creating her boutique real estate agency was her dream, and she poured every ounce of […]
Review: The Room on Rue Amélie
The Room on Rue Amélie by Kristin Harmel An American in Paris. A Jewish girl coming of age. A brave English RAF pilot. In the beginnings of a war that promises horror brought to one’s doorstep, these three will have their lives intertwined with […]