You know a book’s going to be fun when it starts with a thought like: “Oh God, he knows I broke into Ms. Clutterbucker’s house while she was away on vacation and stole her remote batteries.”
Playing With Knives by A. J. Merlin Read More »
I absolutely devoured Vicious Promise by M James. It was emotionally painful to read, but at the same time I couldn’t put it down.
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This book was so much fun! You could tell just from the prologue that Bree was going to get into the best kind of trouble, and boy did she find some trouble in the form of Liam.
Black Wedding by Emma Luna Read More »
The Lavender Phantom was a fabulous read. The book gets really dark at times but manages to deal with the subject matter sensitively and realistically (or as realistically as fiction like this can).
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From the very beginning of the story, Olsen captivates the reader with the beauty in the darkness, letting Eliseo’s pain seep into your bones while witnessing Jakobe’s aura overpowering him.
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Valentina’s story is a tragedy and Black exploits this to make the reader endure the emotions her character experiences.
Obsessed (Wraith Royals) by Arabella Black Read More »
Much like after reading the first book in this series, I’ve closed the cover still feeling conflicted.
Wanted by Arabella Black (Wraith Royals #2) Read More »
The Reaper Incarnate was one of my favourite stories from the Violent Tendencies Anthology so I was super excited to read the story that followed.
Hunting the Reaper by C.A. Rene and R.E. Bond Read More »
sochism at its finest and what a read it was! This book kept battering my emotions and yet I still kept going back for more.
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Song Of Tenebrae – My Review I loved the prequel to this book, Sing Me a Song, and up until the epilogue, I felt the same about Song of Tenebrae. Throughout the latter half of the book, I could feel it building to a cliffhanger and I was okay with that, but the epilogue felt like a pause more than a hanger and didn’t leave
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A review of the book Saints of the Syndicate by Natalie Nicole
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It’s taken me days to sit and write this review and I’m still struggling to gather my thoughts. This book absolutely blew me away and I’m not talking about a gust of wind. This was a full-on clash of tornadoes, hurricanes and tropical storms. Dieter started dealing out the shocking twists at the beginning of the book and kept them coming throughout. I never knew
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