Rating: 4.75 🌈 “If you no longer go for a gap that exists, then you’re no longer a racing driver. -Ayrton Senna” I’m so used to R. J. Scott’s 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: Paladin (Jericho’s Boys Book One) by Onley James
Rating: 4.5🌈 Onley James writes dark fiction about bad things that have happened to young boys, often sexually abused and traumatized children. Let’s get that out of the way first. That’s 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 (Jericho’s Boys Book One) by Onley James
Review: Guys Like Him (Redemption Ridge #1) by Aimee Nicole Walker
Rating: 4.5 🌈 I have to admit I was not ready for Walker to leave behind her characters and series set in Savannah, Georgia. The minute I started into one of those stories, I felt like I was coming home. Just narrative perfection. But authors must move on. And so too the readers. Now we… Continue reading Review: Guys Like Him (Redemption Ridge #1) by Aimee Nicole Walker
Review: Loki and his Master (Demon Gods Book One) by Rhys Lawless
Rating: 4.5🌈 Rhys Lawless has gotten to be a must read for me so I picked up this latest book not realizing it’s part of a much larger world of two , now three , connected series, set in the Cursed Hearts universe. I haven’t read those but found it didn’t handicap me as much… Continue reading Review: Loki and his Master (Demon Gods Book One) by Rhys Lawless
Review: Stone Skin (The Gargoyles of Arrington, #2) by Jenn Burke
Rating: 4.5 🌈 Its been a year since the first book in The Gargoyles of Arrington series by Jenn Burke so I needed to get reacquainted with the arc storylines and particulars before diving into Stone Skin, the novel that’s centered around brother Rian O’Reilly. He’s one of the three remaining O’Reilly brothers who were… Continue reading Review: Stone Skin (The Gargoyles of Arrington, #2) by Jenn Burke
Review: Prince and Pawn (Perilous Courts #3) by Tavia Lark
Rating: 4.25🌈 Prince and Pawn charts the course of romance for the third and oldest Sandrelle Prince and the current heir to the Kingdom, Audric. This book differs from the others in that the younger brothers , widely considered vying for the throne themselves outside of inner circles, each traveled to find their own mates.… Continue reading Review: Prince and Pawn (Perilous Courts #3) by Tavia Lark
Review: Ruins (Wings ‘N’ Wands Book 1) by A.J. Sherwood and Jocelynn Drake
Rating: 5🌈 Ruins marks the outstanding beginning of Wings ‘N’ Wands series by A.J. Sherwood and Jocelynn Drake. It’s a spin-off or sequel series to their Scales ‘N’ Spells saga about dragons and their mages. The Ice Dragon clan was introduced in the first series so we already have (if you’re a fan or reader… Continue reading Review: Ruins (Wings ‘N’ Wands Book 1) by A.J. Sherwood and Jocelynn Drake
Review: The Alpha and his King (The Kincaid Pack #1) by Kiki Clark
Rating: 4.5 Another new to me author as well as a new series to read! The Alpha and his King , the first in The Kincaid Pack series, is a hurt/comfort paranormal romance that I really connected with . Clark has a wonderful premise to begin with, as Alpha Rick Kincaid establishing a pack of… Continue reading Review: The Alpha and his King (The Kincaid Pack #1) by Kiki Clark
Review: Once A Gentleman (Love in Portsmouth #2) by Eliot Grayson
Rating: 4.25🌈 Once A Gentleman is a M/M Regency romance by Eliot Grayson, the second in the author’s Love in Portsmouth series. This reminded me why I loved the Regency novels so with characters at near constant flash points with each other , starting from the moment Kit Hewlett fell awkwardly into the arms of… Continue reading Review: Once A Gentleman (Love in Portsmouth #2) by Eliot Grayson
Review: Devil’s Mark (The Reckless Damned #1) by Lark Taylor
Rating: 4🌈 I had such a mixture of feelings when I finished this story. I couldn’t quite decide what I’d just read. The first of a new series by Lark Taylor, its such a remarkable grab bag of paranormal and contemporary elements that I’m not confident all the various aspects of the storyline fit well… Continue reading Review: Devil’s Mark (The Reckless Damned #1) by Lark Taylor
Scattered Thoughts and Rogue Words 