Rating: 4đ Tattooed, sweet Auggie finally gets his HEA in Rear Ended after a failed crush on Dimitri, and a series of unfortunate dates. All it takes is for a new resident of their hometown to arrive to live with his younger brother when his life explodes on him in Chicago. So in other words,… Continue reading Review: Rear Ended (Big Bull Mechanics Book 4) by K.M. Neuhold
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Review: A Mage’s Guide to Wicky (R’iyah Family Archives: Volume #3) by A.J. Sherwood
Rating: 4.75đ Scattered, wacky, Wicky, adorable perfection! What happens when a magical seeking spell wonât leave Wicky alone? Well, as much as his curiosity is killing him, Wicky knows this time , he needs to call in his team and found family to find answers. With Bel, Nico, and Garan involved, Wickyâs team are going… Continue reading Review: A Mage’s Guide to Wicky (R’iyah Family Archives: Volume #3) by A.J. Sherwood
Review: Love for the Reaper (The Elite) by Charlie Cochet
Rating: 3đ Love for the Reaper is Charlie Cochetâs much anticipated entry in the multi-author series The Elite, based around a sublimely complex and supremely criminal club called The Anonymous, in a dark, sinister city of Old Defiance. The series setting and location is darkly fascinating, rich in the noir atmosphere and dangerous elements that… Continue reading Review: Love for the Reaper (The Elite) by Charlie Cochet
Review: Molly Boys (London Underground Book One) by Vaun Cassidy
Rating: 5đ London 1885. Someone is killing molly boys. Horribly. And in a terrifying window into this horror mystery story, we get to know just enough of each victim to empathize with them, then be with them as they walk to their deaths. I had no idea. Victorian England is such a harsh country to… Continue reading Review: Molly Boys (London Underground Book One) by Vaun Cassidy
Review: Full Throttle (Lights Out, #2) by Lisa Henry
Rating: 4.25 đ âBeing an F1 driver is a crazy job but not what everyone expects. My year consists of 20% driving and 80% media, marketing, and travel. -Daniel Ricciardoâ Full Throttle by Lisa Henry is our second fast paced, passionate romance in the multi author series, Lights Out. In this series about Formula 1… Continue reading Review: Full Throttle (Lights Out, #2) by Lisa Henry
Review: Team Orders (Lights Out, #1) by R. J. Scott
Rating: 4.75 đ âIf you no longer go for a gap that exists, then youâre no longer a racing driver. -Ayrton Sennaâ Iâm so used to R. J. Scottâs outstanding hockey romances, that I was surprised to see her jump into the world of Formula 1 racing and do it so immaculately. Lights Out is… Continue reading Review: Team Orders (Lights Out, #1) by R. J. Scott
Review: Scales and Song (Monsters in My Bed #2) by L Eveland
Rating: 3.25đ Scales and Song is the second in L Evelandâs Monsters in My Bed series and the third Iâve read so far. Itâs also the book thatâs left me with the most mixed feelings about the storyline and writing of the novels of this series. Scales and Song deals with a character outside of… Continue reading Review: Scales and Song (Monsters in My Bed #2) by L Eveland
Review: Rago: An Order Universe Short Story by Kasia Bacon
Rating: 4.5đ Utterly charming. Kasia Baconâs short fantasy stories are succinct well developed windows into her established, ever widening Order Universe. Each has its own unique narrative with a different location, couple, often complete with cultural references and fleeting hints from past events. Always my main issue is theyâre over too soon, leaving us wanting… Continue reading Review: Rago: An Order Universe Short Story by Kasia Bacon
Review: Endurance: The Triad Series: Book Two by Cari Z
Rating: 4.75đ With Endurance, Cari Zâs Trilogy, The Triad, just overcame the second book hurdle and became stronger and more moving a story. Changing her format here, the author divides the book into three sections, one for each of her main characters and members of the polyamorous relationship. This arrangement where each man receives an… Continue reading Review: Endurance: The Triad Series: Book Two by Cari Z
Review: They Call Him Levity (Welcome Boulevard, #1) by Davidson King
Rating: 4đ I enjoyed They Call Him Levity (Welcome Boulevard, #1) by Davidson King. I thought Kingâs characters were all very well defined, given fully fleshed out personalities and lives. It didnât matter whether the character was crime boss Salvatore Grillo, or the professional beggars Levity, Clove and Muse with their poverty level lives and… Continue reading Review: They Call Him Levity (Welcome Boulevard, #1) by Davidson King
Scattered Thoughts and Rogue Words 