Liezel’s Review
“I will never stop loving you. I’ve loved you since the day you were born, and I’ll love you until the day you die…”
The third book in the starts immediately where “A Tragic Wreck” ends with Olivia and the ever adoring Alex blissful and content. She is finally done running and was finally able to say the words and admit that Alex was her forever. After all that they’ve already been through, you would have …
Liezel’s Thoughts:
It took me a bit to finally write this review because I felt a little torn about this story. There were so many elements that made it unbelievably amazing but there was this one important aspect that fell flat for me. So let me tell you the many positives first…
For a coming of age series it had such a colossal amount of depth. The words before each chapter alone were quite moving and I couldn’t …
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I do have to admit that I was a tad hesitant about reading this story since most books I’ve read that involved strippers have been such a let down. However, “Strip Me Bare” was anything but. It was a hell of a lot more than I expected!
The heroine of the story – Alana was raised a privileged yet sheltered most of her life. Living alone with her father, she pretty much had this unattached and …
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Talk about going out with a bang! The conclusion to The Driven Trilogy was so much more than I expected. How does someone get over a story like this one? It’s been a couple of days since I’ve finished Colton and Rylee’s story and I can’t seem to move on to the next book. That’s just unheard of! Their story is just that remarkable.
From the very start, it hooked me in with Colton’s horrific …
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The long wait is almost over! I can’t believe it’s been more than four years since we’ve heard anything from the American-born Faerie Princess Meredith NicEssus. I am thrilled to say that it was well worth the wait. Just like we expected we observe Merry in a whole different light.
We’ve seen her as a resourceful private detective, as an agreeable niece to the faerie queen, as a compelling negotiator, a fearless adversary , a good …
Liezel’s Thoughts:
I normally don’t have issues falling deep into the depths of a story but I did with one. I don’t know what was about it that I just could barely connect with it at all. At fifty percent I was going to give up but decided to continue thinking of all the amazing ratings it has received.
I did think that Lexi was great. As portrayed, she had these angelic qualities about her. She came …
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Alone and abandoned Alex had so much time on her hands all she did was study which led her to earn a full-time scholarship to Grant West University where Jesse’s is. What is the first thing she does when she gets there? She immediately goes to his house. After all those months of silence, she decides it’s high time for her to finally get some answers.
As much as Alex said to Angie that she …
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Everything is perfect in the Cage’s world. Greg and Melissa have started their family with their adopted son Cohen. Greg is just as dedicated to his wife as he was in the previous book. If it was any where near possible he becomes even more loving and affectionate when they find out that there was a baby Cage on the way.
Even far along into her pregnancy, Greg has no limits at showing her how …
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I will admit that this is the first J.B. Hartnett book that I’ve ever read. I’ve had both Inky and Cole on my e-reader forever but never had the time to read both before starting Nico. Did I feel lost going straight into Book 3? Not at all. I however was impressed with its’ storyline that I couldn’t help but read both Inky and Cole right after I finished Nico. After reading all of …
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I’ve said this so many times in my previous J.A. Huss reviews … Rook and Ronin is one of my 2013 favorites! And while I adore every single one of the main characters in the series , it was Ford that stood out for me. Yup, I sure did fall madly in love with a supporting character which I thought to be so unexpected. I mean, has that ever even happened before?
When I heard …
