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Growing up together in the harsher parts of Seattle, Bryan always had Warren’s back and vice versa. As much as they could they tried to keep their heads down and stay out of trouble but one wrong decision almost lands both of the boys in juvi. With nothing to lose, War decides rather than bringing them both down he took the fall for their actions. Ever since that day Bryan knew he was indebted …
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Spike always wanted Ciara but because of a misunderstanding he ends up marrying her sister Cheyenne instead. It was because of bad choices that they end up violently losing her. Plagued with guilt they both are unable to move on. They’ve hurt each other repeatedly more so on Spike’s part but Ciara isn’t willing to give up. She loves him and knows that he does too but will they be able to forgive each …
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As much as I loved Laney and Dane together in Emerge I felt very heartbroken for Evan. He was such a wonderful guy and I was very anxious to find out if he got his well-deserved HEA in this story. With this sequel, I would have to say that I was not disappointed. Happy dance!
There is so much to love about this book. It isn’t just concentrated on Evan’s healing but it also evolved around …
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As kids, Corabella and Gavin always knew that they were meant for each other. They were inseparable growing up and as they matured their relationship flourished. They were soul mates but because of the heartbreaking loss of their child, their relationship crumbled. Gavin could not handle it and left Corabella to grieve on her own.
She tries to move on in life, tried to forget him and she’s almost to that point up until fate …
**First of all I have to say that this book can not be read as a standalone. To fully understand the nitty-gritty of Mallory and Evan’s relationship and its’ dynamics you have to read Good Vibrations first. I thought it was a very easy and light story that could be read over a quiet weekend and would highly recommend taking advantage of the $.99 book sale like I did. **
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Good Intentions continues right where Good …
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As a gift to her then boyfriend, Patience De La Rosa booked an amazing non refundable getaway to Maui as a birthday present. After being together for three years she never expected that she was going to have to make that trip alone. She had her doubts about going . She knew that nothing great was going to happen on this vacation but with her friends and bosses encouragement she takes the plunge and …
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This is a love story with the “love at first sight” element. Both Dina and Ryder were in separate relationships when they first met but as soon as Ryder laid eyes on Dina he knew immediately that he was a goner. Dina’s interest sparked as well and as soon as her possessive boyfriend caught her staring he proceeded to manhandle her out of sheer jealousy.
It was never any of his business but seeing a broken …
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” He soothes my soul. He calms me in a way that I never have been before. I love him. I really really do.”
Sin at Sea was one of my favorite summer reads this year. ( You can find my review HERE) I thought it was a very easy and playful read that was also both scorching and romantic all at the same time. The friendship between Sin and Jolie was delightful and I …
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Nora is this very attractive and intelligent young woman who strikes out publicly in the worst way possible. For someone who seemed to have everything I was immediately enraptured in the story wanting to know what would cause her to suddenly want to tarnish her perfect image.
A witness to her public outburst is Leo Tate. Once he first sees her he is caught in her spell. Her show of defiance intrigues him. It takes …
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Never ever wanting to follow in her mothers footsteps, Andie decided that she needed a life plan – graduate from law school and become partner at her law firm by the age of thirty, be married and have two point five kids at the age of thirty-five. Professionally that life plan was working out perfectly but personally – not so much.
Conforming to the “plan” she always ended up in disastrous relationships with very …
