Liezel’s Thoughts:
Ask me what was the last book that kept me awake all night… and I would say it was both the of the Darkness Duet Novels. Araya and Ryland’s story is just that painfully beautiful. Once I got started I couldn’t put them down. I’ve heard nothing but wonderful things about this series and don’t know why it took me so long to finally read these since they’ve been out for months.
The Grace of Darkness …
My Thoughts:
As I mentioned in my previous review, Sydney is stepping out of the box and is broadening her horizons in regards to her skills. While the alchemists traditions are important to her she realizes that some of them are flawed. She covertly continues to go out of her way to make a difference in the human, witch and even the vampire world – something that would never be accepted by her kind.
Adrian on the other …
Liezel’s Thoughts:
“…I’m just a guy who loves you so much that, even without the guarantee of the happily ever after, I’ll love you uncontrollably anyway.”
As a first time reader of Violet Duke’s work I would have to say that I was very impressed with this book. Love, Chocolate and Beer was nothing like I’ve ever read before and I thought the story was all around striking. It wasn’t just the beautiful romance between the main …
Liezel’s Thoughts:
Let me give you a fair warning – this book can not be read as a standalone. To better understand Annie’s complicated relationships you will have to read the first installment which is Love in All the Wrong Places. Don’t worry, book 1 is a very short read which I thought was enjoyable. It was also unique and distinctive. More than a hundred plus books later, I still remember every detail of Annie’s story. That’s …
Liezel’s Thoughts:
“I want to give you every piece of me, every piece of my soul until we’re so intertwined there’s no beginning to you or end of we, we’re just one.”
I thoroughly enjoyed this one. The concept of the story alone was an attention getter for me and when I got to that monumental moment when the couple first meet I was drawn deeper into their story. Ever since that incident I couldn’t put this …
Liezel’s Thoughts:
I’ve read Kate Roth’s first book ( The Low Notes) back in 2012 and very much enjoyed her writing back then. When I was offered the chance to review her second book – Natural Harmony of course I jumped at the opportunity to read her work again. Did I like her second novel as much as I did the first? Most definitely so.
After finishing this book last night my first thought was “when do …
Liezel’s Thoughts:
“Mine. You’re mine. Just like this. Your body, your heart. Every part of you.”
Over the past year since being totally obsessed with Indie Romance I’ve repeatedly fell in love with the tattooed biker, the bad boy musician, the possessive athlete and of course the damaged millionaire. Never have I ever come across a sharp, billionaire techie until I’ve read this series. This is one of the best things that made it standout for me.
Who …
Liezel’s Thoughts:
“The man is like a drug, and I’m hopelessly addicted. Not only hopelessly, I’m happily addicted.”
Like I have said in my previous reviews these sexy billionaire bachelors are quite addicting. Matthew DeLuca is not an exception. Since being injured on the professional baseball field he is forced to retire and decides to purchase a winery in Napa Valley. He has no experience running this type of business but does that stop him? Nope. He …
Liezel’s Thoughts:
Knight and Day was a great conclusion to Lucien and Sophie’s Trilogy. For me it portrayed the original characters an entirely new dimension.
Sophie wasn’t just a businesswoman, a mother, or a wife in this one but she was also a great friend to Kate. It also represented Lucien in a different light too. Since he already had multiple successful clubs we already knew that he had an amazing business sense. This story showed us that just as unconventional his relationship was …
Liezel’s Thoughts:
You would think that after “The Spider” finally ends Mab Monroe in Spider’s Revenge ( Book 5) that this series would lose its steam but Jennifer Estep is still able to hold my attention.
Now a retired assassin, Gin just wants her life to settle down and run her business the Pork Pit but this is just not happening for her. She is still constantly being hounded by the lowlifes of Ashland. Every one of …
