Rating: 4.75 š āIf you no longer go for a gap that exists, then youāre no longer a racing driver. -Ayrton Sennaā Iām so used to R. J. Scottās 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
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Review: Scales and Song (Monsters in My Bed #2) by L Eveland
Rating: 3.25š Scales and Song is the second in L Evelandās Monsters in My Bed series and the third Iāve read so far. Itās also the book thatās 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: 4.5š Utterly charming. Kasia Baconās 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 theyāre 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: 4.75š With Endurance, Cari Zās 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: 4š I enjoyed They Call Him Levity (Welcome Boulevard, #1) by Davidson King. I thought Kingās characters were all very well defined, given fully fleshed out personalities and lives. It didnāt 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
Review: Bullets & Butterflies (The Elite) by Maz Maddox
Rating: 4.5š One of the real delights of having a series written by multiple authors is that the reader can get a great depth in differences in the depiction of the central location , and variety in how the series theme is presented through the many different characters and plots. In Bullets & Butterflies (The… Continue reading Review: Bullets & Butterflies (The Elite) by Maz Maddox
Review: Off The Wall by Edie Montreux
Rating: 2.5š Off The Wall by Edie Montreux is a fantasy novel by a writer i just discovered. I always want to be positive about books by a as new to me author. But I found myself struggling to find some good aspects of this fantasy book to highlight. Itās not the storylines originality. The… Continue reading Review: Off The Wall by Edie Montreux
Review: Second Chance at First Love: Prequel to The Storm Boys Series by N. R. Walker
Rating: 4.5 š Second Chance at First Love is N. R. Walkerās prequel to her upcoming series, The Storm Boys. This is a romantic loverās reunited, second chance at love novella that gives us an enthralling natural experience through the eyes of the characters on their camping/hiking tour across sections of Kakadu National Park. Their… Continue reading Review: Second Chance at First Love: Prequel to The Storm Boys Series by N. R. Walker
Review: Paladin (Jerichoās Boys Book One) by Onley James
Rating: 4.5š Onley James writes dark fiction about bad things that have happened to young boys, often sexually abused and traumatized children. Letās get that out of the way first. Thatās not your jam? This is not your book. However, such triggering subject matter is handled by James in ways I consider respectful to those… Continue reading Review: Paladin (Jerichoās Boys Book One) by Onley James
Review: Dealer of Secrets (The Elite Book 6) by Davidson King
Rating: 4.75 š The multi-author series, The Elite contains some really exceptional stories and Davidson Kingās Dealer of Secrets is among them. Itās not surprising that a book titled Dealer of Secrets has layers of hidden agendas, men with multiple identities, criminal goings on, and of course, murder. Kingās murder element is an unusual one… Continue reading Review: Dealer of Secrets (The Elite Book 6) by Davidson King
Scattered Thoughts and Rogue Words 