Micah’s Thoughts:
“There is nothing more romantic than this. Holding the very person that you thought you lost, and knowing you’ll never lose them again.”
Wow. Wow. Wow. Did I ever love this book. 1. This author is an instant one click for me. 2. The blurb? What the what? YES! Can you even imagine in the feels? Even in my cold, dead heart, I can. And yes, this book doesn’t disappoint.
Emma is a run of the …
Micah’s Thoughts:
This book was so sweet. Cupcake sweet. Strawberry cupcake for Eliza sweet.
This story is about Chloe and Derrick, small town folks who’s best friends have fallen in love and have gotten married. Chloe owns the towns bakery and lives above that bakery. Derrick works at the town’s sheriffs department and has a daughter named Eliza. With that daughter comes one crazy ex-wife named Layla. Derrick hasn’t had the best luck with women and Chloe …
J.L. Perry’s “HOOKER” is LIVE! Read an Excerpt and Angie’s 5 Star Review HERE!!!
Angie’s Thoughts:
They say you usually know by the first sentence if you are going to love a book but I knew when I read the Epigraph.
Hooker is told by Jade and Brock’s POV. I loved reading from both of their POVs. It was so fitting for this book. What I wasn’t expecting was the roller-coaster of emotions that J.L. Perry was going …
Micah’s Thoughts:
WOW! This book was such a great follow-up to Denial. It picks up right where Denial left off, when Ella has a gun pointed at Kayden, demanding answers. Have you forgotten some of the major players or plot points? Don’t fear! Lisa Renee Jones gives you a character list and summary of how we got to where we are starting off. We are left with a lot of questions, something Jones is known for. …
Angie’s Thoughts:
This is unlike any other Pepper Winter’s book I have ever read. It was dark, hot, and emotionally draining all at once which is not a bad thing. Not many authors can write so many books and have each new one, that is not in a series, to be so different and unique. I’m still trying to process my emotions.
I fell in love with each of the characters and that’s usually out of character …
Micah’s Thoughts:
This.Book.Is.SOOOO.Funny! What is the best way to describe it? It’s like a cross between The Hangover and…a steamy romance novel…hahaha. SO SO steamy. I’m surprised my kindle didn’t start smoking. But more importantly, it was funny and endearing.
We have Julia, who is a legit romance book writer (and a successful one at that), and Nate, who is a lawyer. They both end up in Las Vegas for different reasons. Julia is in Vegas for …
Micah’s Thoughts:
Until June is the fabulous, scorching second chance romance story of Evan and June (Asher and November’s daughter). And I was so excited to read it. Not only did I love Until November, I also loved Until July!
This book starts off fairly heartbreaking at the beginning. Evan and June have had a previous relationship, in which they were married. Evan broke it off while he was deployed because of traumatic events that happened to …
Angie’s Thoughts:
First, let me say that Sugar Daddy was completely different than what I thought it was going to be. I went into this book completely blind. I absolutely loved the cover and the name sold me. Now saying that it turned out to be a nice, easy romance book or so I thought I would be lying. I won’t elaborate on that because I don’t want to spoil the book for anyone. Sugar Daddy …
Micah’s Thoughts:
I have been WAITING for this book from Allison for seemingly forever. I mean, it’s only been 8 months, but with me on a cliffhanger just dangling in the wind, it seemed like a lot longer.
First of all, this book is hot. Let’s just get this out of the way.
We start where we left off. You need to read book one, Redesigning Fate, for this book to make sense. Marlena is recovering from being …
Micah’s Thoughts:
I’m unsure how to even start this review other than to say that it wasn’t my cup of tea.
The story in the beginning was difficult to follow. I felt like it was too much background, with too little detail, shoved in to too few pages. Let me specify that I have read no other of London Miller’s books. When I finally did look up this book, when I was 30% into it, apparently this …
