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If you love the romantasy genre and do not mind waiting months (or perhaps years #sadface) than the Kindred’s Curse Series is for you! It is definitely on my personal top 10 list and let me explain to you why…
First off, I enjoyed the gradual development of the characters, and the amazing world built around them as the series progressed. The first book Spark of the Everflame we are introduced to the main female …
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Sixty books later and I am constantly amazed how the series gets better and better. Reading the newest addition to Eve and Roarke’s story is like experiencing a reunion. I personally love coming back to these characters every year.
Speaking of reunions, this is what Bonded in Death was. A meeting of great minds set in Summerset’s past. Despite his character being well known to the series there isn’t much we know about him but …
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I have to admit, the second book in the series – Crush, annoyed me. It annoyed me enough not to want to finish the book, let alone the series. There were just too many elements that had me gnashing my teeth—especially the craziness about pitting one brother against the other. But, I do have to say that I am glad that I continued and pushed through because Covet answered all the questions and then some.
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If you asked what was the best thing that I loved most about this book, I wouldn’t be able to pinpoint one specific element. The first thing that caught my attention was the main character – Yadriel. His strength is unparalleled. I am not talking about physical strength rather the strength in his character, in his personality.
To come out to his family as being trans is a challenge all on its own but to …
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I have yet to read most of Cassandra Clare’s books but after finishing this story, my love for YA fiction is completely renewed. I am now determined to read the entire series from beginning to end.
I do have to admit, it was difficult for me to fully commit to reading this book. Introducing so many different characters is difficult for me but as the story flows I understood why this was necessary. I learned …
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The Chicagoland Vampires series is definitely one of the best paranormal series to date, BUT … man, after reading the Heirs of Chicagoland, it has fast become my favorite. Come on, what is there not to like when you combine a vampire with that of a shifter’s world?
The characters – Elisa Sullivan and Connor Keene, are what make this series. What is so amazing about Elisa Sullivan is despite how influential her parents are, …
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The craziest thing, I always begin a series off with the first book in the series but in this instance – Book 3: Nailed came first. Once I finished I couldn’t resist starting from the very beginning. It wasn’t just the hot and sexy men of Dad Bod what grabbed my attention, it was how age- appropriate it was for me, and how relatable each and one of the stories were. Nova and James’ story, …
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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 …
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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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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 …
