Rating: 4.5🌈 Alexei Prescott , assassin and nephew of assassins extraordinaire, has a target. Gabor Kalman, shady arms dealer. Soren Jessen, cat burglar, ex CIA, has a target. Gabor Kalman, shady arms dealer. One will kill him, the other will steal from him. At the same time. The mission puts both men on a collision… Continue reading Review: Accidental Lover (Exit Strategy #5) by Jocelynn Drake
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Review: The Christmas Rescue (Laurel Holidays #4) by V.L. Locey
Rating: 4.25🌈 Part of Locey’s Laurel Holidays series, The Christmas Rescue is a story that allows the author to explore her love and knowledge of the realities of farm life and winter in the Pennsylvania hills through the characters sweet holiday romance. The barns and farm living is realistic, accepting of the early hours and… Continue reading Review: The Christmas Rescue (Laurel Holidays #4) by V.L. Locey
Review: Cop vs Capo (Hitman vs Hitman #4) by Cari Z and L.A. Witt
Rating: 4.75🌈 I was absolutely wondering how these authors were going to work this book (Cop Chandler and Mafia Silvia’s romance) into the series structure of the ongoing glorious mayhem that is August and Ricardo’s romance without letting the main characters fade into a secondary storyline. No worries. Cari Z and Witt managed to juggle… Continue reading Review: Cop vs Capo (Hitman vs Hitman #4) by Cari Z and L.A. Witt
Review: Eldon (Christmas Sprites #3) by Macy Blake
Rating: 4.5 🌈 Oh those fabulous Christmas sprites! Eldon, the serious one, gets his mate, in a story that runs almost concurrently with all the others. So we get mentions of events we know happened in the other Sprites romances. Here in a not really “frenemies to lovers “ trope, it’s Tatum William Bixby III… Continue reading Review: Eldon (Christmas Sprites #3) by Macy Blake
Review: Monstrous Intent (Monsters and Mischief Book 1) by Alice Winters
Rating: 4.5🌈 If you’re familiar with Alice Winters, you know her writing often grounds itself in dark topics like murder, assassination, torture, themes of mass destruction, whether it’s in a contemporary world or that of an alternate reality filled with the paranormal. Blending snarky, sharp, irreverent humor with moments of serious reflection and empathy, however,… Continue reading Review: Monstrous Intent (Monsters and Mischief Book 1) by Alice Winters
Review: The Dragon King’s Assassin (The Dragons of Serai Book 1) by Amy Sumida
Rating: 4🌈 Amy Sumida is a new author for me. My introduction to her writing is the first book in her series, The Dragons of Serai. I found many things here to recommend and some aspects that are just a bit much. Sumida gives us a world where dragons are the apex being and humanity… Continue reading Review: The Dragon King’s Assassin (The Dragons of Serai Book 1) by Amy Sumida
Review: Playing Games ( Franklin U #1) by Riley Hart
Rating: 4 🌈 Playing Games is a wonderful enemies to lovers romance from Riley Hart. It’s the first in a multi-author series called Franklin U that can be read in any order, the only main factor is the campus all the characters live on and the college they attend. I enjoyed the layered approach Hart… Continue reading Review: Playing Games ( Franklin U #1) by Riley Hart
Review: Rough (Operation Justice Force #2) by Reece Knightley
Rating: 4🌈 I throughly enjoyed Lethal, the first book in this series. It had a sweet twist as far as the main characters, which directly affected their dynamics and relationship. It was also my introduction to this world of undercover ops, twin semiautonomous agencies, and their operatives who all seem to have a sort of… Continue reading Review: Rough (Operation Justice Force #2) by Reece Knightley
Review: Lethal (Operation Justice Force #1) by Reece Knightly
Rating: 4.5🌈 The cover and description give the reader a pretty good indication of what Lethal, the first book in Reese Knightly’s new Operation Justice Force , has in store for them. Dark alley, hot, muscled men, with tattoos (some of them), just a hint of danger. Works perfectly for a undercover operation filled with… Continue reading Review: Lethal (Operation Justice Force #1) by Reece Knightly
Review: How I Stole The Princess’s White Knight and Turned Him To Villainy: Miracle 1. By A.J. Sherwood
Rating: 4.5🌈 How I Stole The Princess’s White Knight and Turned Him To Villainy: Miracle 1. By A.J. Sherwood is a new wonderfully entertaining fantasy story. It’s free at the moment but soon it will be pulled, and made part of a series Sherwood’s writing about a white knight and the black sorcerer who’s falling… Continue reading Review: How I Stole The Princess’s White Knight and Turned Him To Villainy: Miracle 1. By A.J. Sherwood
Scattered Thoughts and Rogue Words 