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Holy Crap! I can’t even begin to tell you just how great the Animal Series ended. As I am sitting her processing everything, I can’t help but be in this state of wonderment with how Marni Mann’s creative mind works.
Monster was a tad difficult for me to get into at first given the new characters were introduced right off the bat but as I delved further into their lives and things started coming together …
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As I was reading Show Me The Way, I realized it has been awhile since I picked up a book by A. L. Jackson and I thought “WHY?! What was preventing me from reading author’s work?” What is so great about her stories is the honesty in her words. The emotions she pours into each and one of her stories feel so genuine, it was as if I was experiencing them firsthand.
Rex Gunner is as …
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Trouble. This is where one is likely to end up when touched by a “Badd” brother. Such happened to the sweet and innocent wedding dress maker Sammy ( Royally Bad ) and now a repeat performance occurs with a cocktail waitress Scorch aka Heather.
Scorch expected to have an ordinary workday at the strip club that Costello’s family owns but the terrible night ends up with a man shot and a bloodied gun in Scorch’s hands. Knowing …
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After I finished the first book – Feral Sins I’ve become completely obsessed to the point where I do my daily chores listening to the series, I drive to work listening to the series, I go to bed reading the series. For me, as the series progresses it keeps getting better and better. This is because the relationships not only between the couples but also between the different packs continue evolving especially in this …
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What is the story about exactly? It’s about this fearless young college freshman named Reese Holland who does the unthinkable – she tries out for the all-male snare line. At first, I was confused why would she want to do such a thing. I thought it was completely asinine but once you get to discover more of her background, not only did I completely understand where she was coming from but I realized just how remarkable her character was. She made …
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The Road To Nowhere is about a inopportune, fated love that became apparent early on. For Mia, she was eleven while Creed was well into his twenties. Obviously, there were so many elements that could have been overwhelmingly awkward with this entire situation but M. Robinson threaded those boundaries with perfection and great subtlety.
The second book in the series picks up immediately where the first left off with Mia in a dangerously somber situation. …
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There is a reason why the In Death Series is up to #45 – because there is never a dull moment! It never fails, every single time I open any one of these books I get completely lost in her world. What is interesting about Brotherhood is how close it is to Eve’s heart.
If you’ve followed the series closely, you know that Dennis Mira has a special place in Eve’s life. Eve has never really had a father figure and it is as if Dennis …
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Ghosted is about how a very young couple finds true love in one another but horrendously lose each other and eventually find it again in such an EPIC way.
Jonathan Cunningham was always meant for better and brighter things. Kennedy Garfield knew this and supported her man all the way. Leaving their small town behind, they end up in the City of Stars. They started off as barely making ends meet but when Johnny finally gets his break everything …
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Devoted is about a somewhat accidental murder that becomes a titillating sport for star-crossed lovers Ella-Loo and Darryl. And I thought I’ve read it all! Apparently, I have not considering the subject matter that JD Robb brought up in the 41st installment of the In Death Series.
After the first kill, which they both got off on, there was no stopping this couple until they perfected their technique and reached their planned destination. Although the couple …
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Kingpin in actuality is two stories wrapped beautifully into one and I happened to enjoy both equally. I thought it was an amazing idea for them to deliver these stories in multiple points of view. Their lives intertwined so well each couple greatly enhanced the other.
The first book is about the Kingpin himself – Salvatore and how he finds his unlikely match in telemarketer/waitress Thea. The second-bonus story is about his right-hand man Giovanni finding …
