Book Cover: Delicious by AJ Merlin

Delicious by AJ Merlin

Another Pleasure and Prey book? Of course, I’m reading it. AJ Merlin is one of my comfort authors and although the books in this series follow a particular form, they never feel predictable. Delicious was exactly the read I thought it would be, and that was everything I needed. The way in which Saylor tells her story is a little different to the other Pleasure […]

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Book Cover: Noxious Boys by K. L. Taylor-Lane

Noxious Boys by K. L. Taylor-Lane

I’ve been in a book slump again and not connecting to anything I’ve been reading. I don’t normally opt for college or bully romances but I was expecting Noxious Boys to drag me out of that dark hole. No pressure there for K. L. Taylor-Lane. If you’ve read enough of Taylor-Lane’s books then you’ll know there’s a certain vibe to her writing. Honestly, I didn’t

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Book Cover: Lord of Bones by Aiden Pierce and R. K. Pierce

Lord of Bones by Aiden Pierce and R. K. Pierce

Rayven is a grave robber, an interesting career choice to say the least. One night she and her begruding partner enter the Petherick family tomb, intent on uncovering riches that would provide her big break. Instead, she disturbs the resting place of the woman the Lord of Bones is convinced he loves. In revenge, the Lord kills Rayven’s partner and whisks her off to purgatory

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Injustice and Absolution by Murphy Wallace

Injustice and Absolution by Murphy Wallace

Murphy Wallace is back and she’s bringing one hell of a book. Despite its above-average size, I raced my way through Injustice and Absolution, the book dragging so many emotions out of me along the way. The book is separated into three parts, the first showing how Royce and Delilah originally came to develop feelings for one another. This section of the book is mainly

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Book Cover: Ruin by K. L. Taylor-Lane

Ruin by K. L. Taylor-Lane

It feels like I’ve been waiting for Charlie’s story forever, since that very first appearance in Purgatory. He was always the more curious of the Chaos Twins, the one with the bigger back story, and therefore the one with the more difficult journey ahead of him. Do I feel like I understand Charlie Swallow better for having read Ruin? Yes, and at the same time,

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Book Cover: Tethered In Torment by Sullyn Shaw

Tethered In Torment by Sullyn Shaw

Reading the blurb did not prepare me for the weirdness in this book. Tethered In Torment starts out with three main characters: twins, Cora and Lena, and their best friend Remy. One minute they’re all happy and the next they’ve been whisked away to another land where Cora and Lena are the long-lost princesses of the realm. That’s not the weirdness, though. That happens when

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Book Cover: Burn For Jack by Aiden Pierce

Burn For Jack by Aiden Pierce

After thoroughly enjoying reading Circus Creeps I was curious to discover some of the other books Aiden Pierce had written. Now that we’re decidedly heading into the autumn, Burn For Jack seemed an appropriate choice. Ada Moore doesn’t fit in Hallow Hill, where her peers refer to her as “Little Moore Whore” thanks to her heritage. She’s saving up and biding her time until she

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Book Cover: Rebel Heart by Elle Thorpe

Rebel Heart by Elle Thorpe

Anybody who’s ever read a Saint View book will know that there’s always more going on than meets the eye. Every time Elle Thorpe pulls out more twists and turns than Bolivia’s Death Road. With Rebel Heart she’s gone one better and pulled off probably the most complex plot I’ve read from her yet. When we left Rebel in Rebel Obsessession Caleb and Hugh had

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Book Cover: Haunt by K. L. Taylor-Lane

Haunt by K. L. Taylor Lane

“Billy Blackwell is a beautiful liar.” That was all it took to draw me in because Blackwells don’t tell lies; if you’ve read any of The Blackwell Brothers series you’ll know this. But Billy is one of the other Blackwells and even after reading Haunt, I’m not entirely sure what to make of them. Billy and Penelope met years ago as children in an orphanage.

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