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. …
Excerpt:
At Tate’s corner, outside the ropes, his coach whistles. “You two get some headgear on. Stat.”
Tate’s lips curl rebelliously, and he looks at me with challenge in his eyes.
I smile back, a feral curl of my lips.
We tap gloves.
No headgear.
I jab. He swings his arm, blocks the hit, leaps back, and I jab again, blocked again.
We space apart and jump in place, shaking our shoulders, loosening up. I pull my gloves back up, narrow my …
SEATTLE
Maverick
‘Not in a million years, kid.’
‘No.’
‘NOT INTERESTED.’
‘Get the fuck out of my face!’
Four cities in two days, and more doors slammed in my face than I can count. I sling my backpack over my shoulder and scratch another name from my list.
Hopping on to a bus and hopping off thirty minutes later, I scan the mix of both commercial and apartment numbers down the block, then knock on my last door.
“Coach Hennesy?”
He’s a tall man, …
Liezel’s Thoughts:
Alice Clayton sure did a fabulous job kicking off her brand new “Hudson Valley Series.” I loved the fact that even if it was a different series she managed to maintain her writing style that is distinct to her alone.
“Nuts” is about Roxie Callahan who was a private chef for the rich and famous in Hollywood. Due to a trivial mishap she finds herself shunned from almost all of her clients’ kitchens. That and as a …
Liezel’s Thoughts:
Of all the books that Emma Chase has written so far I would have to say that “Sustained” is by far my favorite. This is pretty significant considering her back to back bestsellers. The major reason why I adored this book was because of the remarkable characters.
After a horrific accident claims her brother’s life, Chelsea McQuaid puts her entire life on hold and becomes the sole guardian to six of her nephews and nieces. …
Excerpt:
It’s nearly eight in the evening when I take the elevator to our secure, key-coded floor and enter the suite, where I immediately hear, “Chad! Is that you?”
Angry, I grab the chair in front of the door and shove it aside.
“Oh, thank God,” Gia gushes, flinging her arms around my neck. “You’re in one piece.”
Stunned by her greeting, by the way her sweet curves meld against me, I fight the heat rushes through me, untangling …
EXCERPT
FOUR WEEKS
I’ve never been so hopeful as when I board the pristine glass elevator at the M4 corporate building. A handful of employees ride along with me, murmuring perfunctory greetings to each other and to me. I think my mouth must be on vacation because I can’t seem to force it to speak. But I smile in reply—my smile nervous, nervous but hopeful, definitely hopeful. My riding companions step out on their floors one by …
Liezel’s Thoughts:
It has been quite some time since Gin has come across a worthy adversary and in this twelve installment of the Elemental Assassin Series she sure does find one good match. We finally are introduced to the mysterious M. M. Monroe. Does her last name sound familiar? If you have been a fan of the series from the very beginning then of course it does. M.M. Monroe actually stands for Madeline M. Monroe – the one and only heir …
Liezel’s Thoughts:
I absolutely loved Emma Chase’s Tangled Series and thought that there was no way she would create another series that could even compare. She sure did prove me wrong with this first installment of The Legal Brief Series because Overruled was just as good if not more! What I loved most about it was it felt like I was reading three love stories in one.
The first part highlights Stanton and Jenny’s relationship as teenagers. …
Liezel’s Thoughts:
Even since I read Katy Evans’ debut book “Real” I have become a hardcore fan. It was her character Remington Tate that first caught my attention and the major reason why that book landed on my favorites list in 2013. Back then, I deemed Remy as one of the greatest book boyfriends in my reading history and thought that there was no possible way that Katy Evans could ever create another that could even …
