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Unthinkable
Dani Galliaro never disappoints! I’m thrilled that the chronic illnesses mentioned in this book are getting a light shone on them. As someone with Lupus, it’s wonderful to see more relatable characters in books. Mara and Jack are amazing together! It’s like one of those stories where the main characters come from hard pasts and… Read more
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Runnin’ No More
Cute and sweet, full of emotions, this insta-love mm romance made me smile. Not only are the characters lovable, but diverse in nationality. With a university setting, it’s very much appropriate to have such a mix of people in your story. I couldn’t get enough of this book and wish there was more, but I… Read more
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A Portrait of Evil
First, I want to say a paper white doesn’t do justice for this cover. Secondly, this is book 3 in a series and I didn’t know that (or I failed to see that detail). Looking the series up, all the covers are the same color theme and same vivid detail so kudos for doing that.… Read more
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Spellbinding Spirit
Book 5 of the Greenview Manor Tales, it reads like a standalone so I wasn’t lost at all. A sweet friends to lovers romance where two friends rediscover their connection while learning about a love shared from the past. Friends for over 10 years, Cat asks Sebastian for help investigating the manor he works at… Read more
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Lunar
This is a mystery book, but not one I expected. The beginning kinda hits you with so much sorrow and regret. But, it lays the foundation into what you later find out when Fern moves to the farm Lunar after recovering from her broken marriage. It eventually leads her to finding out the truth behind… Read more
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Here Lyeth
I think I mentioned it before where I don’t often read religious themed books, but this was really interesting. It’s 1688 and you have two young people going through some tough times. Maginhardt is basically in denial of his death and that it was at the hands of his father. Lexxie finds our her dad… Read more
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Murder on West Lake
I love period murder mysteries. Especially like the Victorian era when you were so limited in technology and having to deal with social etiquette. It’s the Winter of 1904. Daniel O’Halleran is young and always thinking regarding the case he stumbled upon when he finds the murdered body of Clyde Dunmore. Dunmore is said to… Read more
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Visions of Darkness (Audiobook)
Omg this book is amazing! When I found out there was an audiobook version, I had to listen to it. It added so much depth to the struggle and torrent of emotions that Aria and Pax were going through as they tried to figure out why she was a target for the Kruen. Victoria Mei… Read more
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