Liezel’s Thoughts:
If you haven’t read the first book in the series. I suggest that you do so now because this duet is amazing. What I loved most about the Games Duet was that it was about an already married couple. This is such a rarity in the contemporary romances I’ve read lately and this is the primary reason why Adam and Diana’s story stood out for me.
I do have to admit, I wasn’t too keen …
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The story is about female soccer player Salomi Casillas who idol worshiped soccer king Reiner Kulti growing up. Her teenage heart vowed to one day marry this man. Although her infatuation was crushed after a debilitating incident involving an important person in her life – her brother.
Fast forward into present time, Sal is now a professional soccer player well known for her talent, skill, and this immense dedication to the sport. She was doing …
Liezel’s Thoughts:
I read this book years ago…four years to be exact. At the time, I jumped right into the series without reading the first two books. This is why I didn’t appreciate the story as much as I should have. Sure it could be read as a standalone, but reading the stories in succession made it even better. Each book pulls the previous stories together perfectly.
“While It Lasts” is about Cage York whom we’ve met …
Liezel’s Thoughts:
I can’t tell you enough how deep I’ve fallen in love with Audrey Carlan’s characters. Even more so in this first installment in the Lotus House Series. Once you meet Genevieve Harper I guarantee you will agree with me that she is a character that would be difficult to top because this woman is incredible.
Genevieve becomes the sole provider to her two younger siblings after losing her parents in a fatal accident. She selflessly …
Liezel’s Thoughts:
After reading the Crimson Death synopsis months ago, I immediately thought this was the book that could turn the entire series around. It seriously had so much potential! And I do have to admit there were some great components but what diminished the overall story yet again was all the (what I call) “fillers”.
At the very beginning, I appreciated catching up with the main characters but when all the inconsequential extras kept appearing left …
? Schooled by a Senior ?
by K Webster is LIVE!
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Liezel’s Thoughts:
Way to push the boundaries to the limit, K. Webster. I constantly questioned “How could something so wrong be so right?” while reading this book. The premise of this story made me so uncomfortable yet I unexpectedly enjoyed this so much more than I ever thought I would.
If you are looking for a quick and easy, taboo yet sexy as hell read that will have …
Liezel’s Thoughts:
This is one of the many cliffhangers I planned to revisit last year but never got to. As soon as I saw it was on audio and it was narrated by Sebastian York I couldn’t pass the chance to download and see what happened with Jasper and Charlotte.
Needless to say, don’t attempt to read this book unless you’ve read Book 1: Set The Pace. It was a fast and easy read and in my …
Liezel’s Thoughts:
This is the first Ginger Scott book I’ve delved into and it sure won’t be the last. There’s so much to love about this book. The one thing that elevated above most was the character building.
I wasn’t all that impressed with the hero of the story – Will Hollister. In fact during those first few chapters I was wanting and waiting to meet his brother Evan. He was painted as the golden boy, Will? …
Liezel’s Thoughts:
Logan McKoy has many secrets. What isn’t that much of a secret, however, is how much he craves for the virginal Auralie who is practically unobtainable. Her handler made sure of that. Looking to cash in on her status, he parades her at The Silo for days and at times forces her to do the unimaginable.
Why? This is the very reason why this book had me so intrigued. I needed to know why Auralie …
Liezel’s Thoughts:
Gah! You’re killing me Katy with that cliffhanger! Is it January yet? Because I need “Commander In Chief” yesterday! I’m one of those readers that despise such maddening endings, but despite that I happen to irrevocably enjoy this book.
I couldn’t help but fall in love with both Charlotte and Matt’s characters – as individuals and as (not really a) couple. What I loved most about them was their history. It was kismet for them …
