Liezel’s Thoughts:
They said at the end that this story that they wrote was “heavy at times”… for me, that was an understatement. It was heavy from beginning to end. I’m a widow… the main characters of the book are both widows. Need I say more?
What I loved so much about this book was how the writers poured so much emotion into this story. I felt their loss, their despair, the emptiness… it all felt genuine. …
Liezel’s Thoughts:
I didn’t read the synopsis nor check out the reviews before reading “Our Way.” I wanted that element of surprise on my side, and sure enough, it started off as being pleasantly surprised.
Early on, I thought it was terrific witnessing every tiny detail on how Eliza and Nathan’s beautiful friendship unfolded. It definitely was an excellent foundation for a beautiful friendship but what made things complicated was Nathan’s sexuality. The way the author described …
Liezel’s Thoughts:
Just like what I did with Where the Blame Lies, I walked in completely blind. I didn’t read the synopsis or didn’t even take a glimpse at any of the reviews. I wanted the element of surprise and boy did I get one!
Again, it was Mia Sheridan’s characters that grabbed me from the very beginning. The heroine Liza had such a heartbreaking past but despite that, she demonstrated so much grace and possessed so …
Liezel’s Thoughts:
I always thought “enemies” was such a harsh word, especially in romance. This is what made me want to read the book even more. I wanted to know what was it that made the heroine Dusty hate Stone (h).
When I finally discover the reason – it was shocking. For someone so young to go through so much pain… I couldn’t help but empathize with Dusty. How Tijan described her pain felt so real. As I …
Liezel’s Thoughts:
Someday, Someday is about two lost men who by fate meet when least expected. Silas is a man who is beyond broken. Max on the other hand, finally found peace and healing after his bout in self-destruction.
What was amazing about the story is how Silas and Max – who were from two different walks of life find love and acceptance despite all the forces that were working against them.
Each of their stories is heartbreakingly …
Liezel’s Thoughts:
What I love so much about family saga’s is watching the dynamics unravel. And how Seraphine and Blaise’s slowly untangled themselves from the family drama was EPIC!
I appreciate how the author took her time in explaining their history. The family relations may be awkward at the beginning but as the love story unfolds, you come to realize that there wasn’t ever going to be anyone else for these two.
I admired how the author described …
Liezel’s Thoughts:
I rarely stray from authors that I have already read but I wanted to take a chance, be surprised, discover someone new. Sure enough, I was extremely surprised alright because this was a book I didn’t expect.
Unmasked is about a privileged yet sheltered, naive twenty-year-old woman named Phoenix who at her coming out party got the worst shock of her lifetime. Meeting the man who is to be your husband should have been the happiest …
Liezel’s Thoughts:
I don’t understand it. How does M. Robinson manage to create an outstanding book every single time? Her stories for me just keep getting better and better! Her Saint-Sinner Series is one prime example.
El Pecador picks up where El Santo left off with Damien falling further into darkness. The violence and brutality is his undoing. The only good thing in his life is his Amira…until she isn’t. Without her in his life, he has nothing left …
Liezel’s Thoughts:
I was hesitant about this book. Why? It’s not a typical book that I would normally read these days. The thing that had me picking it up was because it was written by JA motherfucking Huss! Let’s just say, I have no regrets. Seriously, I am astounded with just how talented JA Huss is. No matter what sub-genre she writes she always manages to blow me away.
Her new Sci-Fi Alien Romance … where do …
Liezel’s Thoughts:
I thought this would be just your typical ” heartbroken woman takes a trip and finds the perfect rebound and uses him to make the ex jealous” kind of book BUT My Life In Shambles isn’t like that at all.
What I loved about this book was the heroine – Valerie Stephens. Her life literally imploded within a one weeks time and instead of wallowing in self-pity she agrees to be a part of her …
