Liezel’s Thoughts:
I love epic love stories and when you add a “royal” aspect to it I knew I was bound to love it even more!
I did have my doubts about Josh Jameson and Princess Adeline in the first book – The Controversial Princess. I felt like they fell too fast. It was if their relationship was just a mere challenge – an attempt to see if they could get away with having a relationship. But HELL! …
Angie’s Thoughts:
This book was great! It’s a fast-paced thriller that you don’t want to put down!! I’m breathless after reading it.
I love Grimm’s Fairytales. Love them! So when I saw this book was like that I couldn’t pass it up to review. I so happy I didn’t! It was phenomenal! I brushed up on my Faerie folklore within these pages and I was reminded why I fell in love with them when I was a …
Angie’s Thoughts:
A Danger to Herself and Others is unlike any book I have ever read before. It’s different. A good different. It made me doubt everything I was reading. It even made me doubt myself.
This book makes you think and feel. Think about all the good and bad in this world. Think of all the people whose life is affected by those they love. Your feelings are put on a platter. Served before you for …
Angie’s Thoughts:
We never know what we’re getting ourselves into when we read a Huss/McClain book. I always expect the unexpected. I never go into their books looking for happy endings especially when it’s a series.
I loved this book and hated it. I loved the angst. The sex. The attention to detail. The story. I hated certain issues in it that made me a little bit uncomfortable. I also had a strong love/hate relationship with the …
Liezel’s Thoughts:
I have only read a handful of Jewel E. Ann books and after reading “A Place Without You”, I want to drop everything and read every single one of her stories. What was so amazing about this book were the characters.
Henna and Bodhi – their names alone sound like a match made in heaven and they truly are. From the very start, you could tell that these two had something unique but as the story …
Angie’s Thoughts:
Fool Me Once is a cute second chance book. It’s an easy read. Before you know it you’re at the end feeling content and a little confused.
Emma and Chase had once been together 10 years ago. You would think those feelings would have faded in the wind but they didn’t especially for Chase.
I really liked their characters even though I found some odd this about Chase. I won’t go into detail but there was …
Liezel’s Thoughts:
I was looking for a good laugh and I found the laughing out loud great one in Kim Jones’ “That Guy”. The story is a chance romance between an out of control heroine named Penelope and very unsuspected gazillionaire Jake Swagger.
From the very first chapter, I was chuckling like a maniac. The absurdity of Penelope’s antics is some of the funniest segments I’ve ever read in a book. I adored her wit and her …
Angie’s Thoughts:
Hellraiser’s Reckoning is a short and sweet novella. Well, the truth is it’s not sweet. There’s nothing sweet in this novella other than the bakery.
We get a glimpse into Melissa and Hella’s life and when I say glimpse I mean it. As soon as I became invested in this book it ended and I was cussing Amo. I’m excited to see there’s going to be a full-length book coming about these two though. I …
Liezel’s Thoughts:
The drama never ends in the Riscoff and Gables family feud. Just when one issue resolves another even more serious problem materializes. The great thing about it this time is that rather than running, Whitney and Lincoln handle all the serious issues together. They’ve become an indestructible team.
What I loved about it besides the amazing second chance romance between Whitney and Lincoln were the various twists and turns. Just when I thought I had everything figured …
Liezel’s Thoughts:
We are now into Book 11 of the Guild Hunter Series and what I can say is that Elena Deveraux and her Archangel Raphael continue to hold every bit of my attention. There is so much going on in this book and honestly, I wasn’t sure what part I should focus on the most.
I loved how Nalini Singh kept me on my toes, guessing between the different plots that in one way or another …
