Rating: 4.25š I was looking for something short to read to keep my morning procrastinating streak going and found it in How to Keep an Author (Alive) by A.J. Sherwood. Justus LeGrange, a 250 year old South African vampire, uses the Vampire Agency for Mortal Professions in Nashville, looking for a job that will help… Continue reading Review: How to Keep an Author (Alive) by A.J. Sherwood
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Review: The Hitmanās Guide to Righting Wrongs While Causing Mayhem ( Hitmanās Guide #4) by Alice Winters
Rating: 4.5š The Hitmanās Guide to Righting Wrongs While Causing Mayhem is the fourth book in Alice Winters series about a retired hitman whoās now happily married and in business with his PI husband. Weāve followed their hilarious , zany, sometimes murder-filled lives, from the meeting at the infamous and now enshrined Fence all the… Continue reading Review: The Hitmanās Guide to Righting Wrongs While Causing Mayhem ( Hitmanās Guide #4) by Alice Winters
Review: The Less Than Spectacular Times of Henry Milch (The Wyandot County Mysteries #1) by Marshall Thornton
Rating: 4 š Marshall Thornton is a great writer and a favorite author of mine. So I was happy to see a new story in a brand new series just released from him. The Less Than Spectacular Times of Henry Milch has many of the terrific elements I expect from a Marshall Thornton book. It… Continue reading Review: The Less Than Spectacular Times of Henry Milch (The Wyandot County Mysteries #1) by Marshall Thornton
Review: Rivals (Harrisburg Railers #11) by R.J. Scott and V.L. Locey
Rating: 4.75š Our favorite hockey players head to China, well not really, but in a well imagined story, Ten, Jared, Stan, Tate, Ryker, Colorado, Bryan, and Vlad all end up heading to Bejing for the Winter 2022 Olympics. Thanks to Covid, the NHL players and committee ended up pulling out of this yearās Olympics but… Continue reading Review: Rivals (Harrisburg Railers #11) by R.J. Scott and V.L. Locey
Review: Fluke and the Faithless Father (Fantastic Fluke #2) by Sam Burns
Rating: 5 šš« After reading The Fantastic Fluke I had to immediately go to the next in the series to see what happens next. Imagine how surprised I was to find this (and probably all the other books) flow seamlessly from one to another. The beginning here is exactly the last paragraphs of the ending… Continue reading Review: Fluke and the Faithless Father (Fantastic Fluke #2) by Sam Burns
Review: O Hell, All Ye Shoppers by Louisa Masters
Rating: 3.5šāļø A slightly revamped edition of a short story Louisa Masters released in 2017, O Hell, All Ye Shoppers is a meet cute, sexy holiday romance. Everything happens quickly, from the āmeet cuteā to the idea that they are ideal for each other to the ending. A holiday Bonbon you partake of before settling… Continue reading Review: O Hell, All Ye Shoppers by Louisa Masters
Review: A Sanctuary for Soulden (The Lords of Bucknall Club #4) by J.A. Rock and Lisa Henry
Rating: 4.5 š In Rock and Henryās marvelous Regency series, The Lords of Bucknall Club, the authors start with a premise that history zigged instead of zagged in 1783 when the Marriage Act Amendment was introduced in England to allow same sex marriages. Why? Because it wanted to encourage childless marriages between the many lesser… Continue reading Review: A Sanctuary for Soulden (The Lords of Bucknall Club #4) by J.A. Rock and Lisa Henry
Review: Right as Raine (Aster Valley #1) by Lucy Lennox
Rating: 4 š I had started this series with the third book in the series and decided to backtrack to the beginning and Iām glad I did. I really enjoyed the first installment and my introduction to the location of Aster Valley . The relationship and romance between Mikey Vining, personal chef and son of… Continue reading Review: Right as Raine (Aster Valley #1) by Lucy Lennox
Review: Wake The Dead (Godstones Saga #3) by Jocelynn Drake
Rating: 5š Well that was wonderfully unexpected! So many twists and wild turns in this installment to keep my brain in a whirl until the fourth book is released in January. So many I honestly did not see coming, and Iām a very suspicious person. Love when that happens. Wake the Dead is such a… Continue reading Review: Wake The Dead (Godstones Saga #3) by Jocelynn Drake
Review: Ever After (Chester Falls #7) by Ana Ashley
Review: 3.75 š How To Catch A Happily Ever After by Ana Ashley is the authorās Chester Falls series finale and ties up loose ends for all the series couples. While thereās one overall story, it really feels more like a series of connected anecdotes or narratives about every couple in the series. It brings… Continue reading Review: Ever After (Chester Falls #7) by Ana Ashley