Saturday, January 4, 2020

Review: Crossing the Line

Crossing the Line Crossing the Line by Kendall Ryan
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

I have loved every book in this series and Asher might just be the swooniest hockey hottie Kendall Ryan has written yet! Asher is suffering a concussion and groin injury, and off the ice for the rest of the season. The only good part about it is that he now has the chance to attend his grandmother's 85th Birthday and Family reunion, if he takes a nurse with him, that's the team trainer's stipulation. Not wanting to take some stranger home is is resigned to be a brooding bastard until he can get back onto his skates. Enter his friend Bailey, a medical student who has as couple weeks off before she begins her residency and thinks a week long vacation in Coranado California sounds superb. The chemistry with these two has me fanning myself. They are also adorable, sweet and funny together. Asher's family is full of characters and the book was over before I was ready. I want more of Asher and Bailey, and you should too. Let me know if you love them as much as I do.

I received an ARC of this book and voluntarily give my review.

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Thursday, January 2, 2020

Review: The Fine Line Between Love and Hate: The Complete Series

The Fine Line Between Love and Hate: The Complete Series The Fine Line Between Love and Hate: The Complete Series by Ashley Erin
My rating: 0 of 5 stars

The Fine Line between Love and Hate is a classic Enemies to Lovers Trope. The story started out strong, but i found the middle of the book began to slow down for me. It felt like a lot of day to day information that didn't move the plot forward. The couple is sweet and you do care about their relationship, but i felt that some of the details were unnecessary to the plot. The narration was good and the male and female voices were distinct. Since this was a dual POV story with only one narrator there were times where I got a little confused. I enjoyed the small town this book took place in and the Gnomes were hysterical.

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Wednesday, January 1, 2020

Review: Sugar Daddies

Sugar Daddies Sugar Daddies by Jade West
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

This book cam highly recommended from a bookstagrammer I follow and I was intrigued by the premise so it became my first read of 2020. I am fascinated by human behavior, so much so that it is literally my profession. In Sugar Daddies by Jade West, I feel like I got a true glimpse into another's lifestyle, one that I have no current exposure to. Katie, Carl and Rick are complex characters with a lot of depth, their relationship progression was natural and not forced and their concerns, reactions ad behaviors felt natural. It made this a very easy and enjoyable read. This book is definitely graphic, and while some of that was enjoyable there were some moments that were a little risqué or explicit for even me. That being said, novel was more than it's sex scenes they added to the story without becoming the novel. If you like books with a little edge and bite I definitely recommend.

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Sunday, December 29, 2019

Review: Steadfast

Steadfast Steadfast by Sarina Bowen
My rating: 0 of 5 stars

I loved this book! Jude is the kind of broken boy I love to read. He is facing his demons and trying to stay sober and away from his ex. This book grips your heart, makes you question everything you thought you know about Jude, and has a good mystery and suspense. I was hooked from the start and could not stop listening. The narration was amazing it was my first audiobook by both of these narrators but will not be my last. Sarina Bowen’s books are always great in my opinion

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Sunday, December 22, 2019

Title: MANTRUM
Author: Jacob Chance
Genre: Romantic Comedy
Release Date: January 10, 2020 Cover Design: Sybil Wilson/Popkitty Design
Mantrum: An emotional outburst or an expression of anger by an adult man.
I’ve never understood the attraction women have for an alpha male, until I meet single father, Rex Winters.
Tall, chiseled, and persistent, he tries to avoid a parking ticket by asking me out to dinner. But I know men like him. He’s a repeat offender--habitually getting into trouble and always ready to sweet talk his way out of it.
But his charm won’t work on me.
Not when he’s the reason I’m forced to attend a six-week anger management class. And especially not when I find out all six feet two inches of Rex and his two hundred pounds of sexy muscle will be joining me every single time.
It doesn’t matter how much he flirts, or how attracted to him I am. I’m the girl who enforces rules for a living and he’s the guy who breaks them.
Do opposites really attract?
I guess we're about to find out.
Jacob Chance grew up in New England and still lives there today. He's a martial artist, a football fan, a practical joker and junk food lover.
A writer of sports romcoms and romantic suspense, he plans on providing you with many more stories.
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Monday, December 16, 2019

Review: The Christmas Pact

The Christmas Pact The Christmas Pact by Vi Keeland
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

This is the cutest enemies to lovers fake relationship that ever occurred at Christmas. Add the wonderful narration of My absolute all time favorite narrators Andi Arndt and Sebastian York and this is the perfect book to get you in the holiday spirit.

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Saturday, December 14, 2019

Review: Girl Gone Viral

Girl Gone Viral Girl Gone Viral by Alisha Rai
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

I absolutely adored this book! I was instantly drawn in by the diversity in the characters and the open discussion of mental health issues. Kat, is a former model who has experienced a traumatic event you learn about through the narrative, and suffers from PTSD and anxiety. She is engaged in exposure therapy and actively working on improving her mental health. Jas is her bodyguard, and has been with her for many years, he is quiet and powerful, but he has his own traumatic past as a veteran who was deployed in Iraq. Throughout this novel these two learn how to communicate with each other but also how to become the best versions of themselves and improve their lives. This is my first Alisha Rai book and I was blown away. It is very refreshing to see the increase in diverse narratives throughout the romance genre. I received an ARC of this book through NetGalley and voluntarily give my review

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