When The Sun Goes Down – My Review I don’t even know where to start with this review. You know how a book can be brilliant, but leave you absolutely speechless at the same time? That’s me right now after reading When The Sun Goes Down. The prologue is about as filthy and punchy as it gets. It’s also incredibly intriguing when you think about […]
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A Promise of Torment – My Review In the four months since I read A Legacy Of Sorrow, I managed to do a classic Vic and pretty much forget the storyline of the book. I spent much of the first chapter of A Promise Of Torment wondering what the hell was going on because recalling the ending of the previous book was beyond me. Seriously,
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Greed is the story of vineyard princess Daniela and ruthless businessman Antonio, who is danger wrapped up in a handsome package. Their families histories are intertwined, and both are keeping secrets from each other, yet Antonio pursues marriage with Daniela after sealing a blood pact with her now-deceased father. To get more understanding of who these characters are and where they’ve been in life, you
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Harper Ray first released Behind The Mask in April 2020; In 2022 it was reworked and re-covered. I never got around to reading the original, so this review is based entirely on the revised 2022 edition of the book. It has now been re-released for 2023 and we’ll soon get to read the conclusion to the duet, Behind The Lies. Olivia’s story is both heartbreaking
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When I wrote about The Lavender Phantom my first point of contention was the prologue being written in the third person. Although it was expected, I was disappointed to see The Brigand Children start in the same way. This time around, our observer is following Penelope Wilson-Grey, Damien’s despicable, estranged wife. A number of chapters are written in observation of her. I have to admit,
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You know how some books have trigger warnings that they’re never going to live up to? The Devil’s Redemption is not one of those books. By the end of the first four chapters, Murphy Wallace has so graphically justified those warnings that you begin to wonder if Sasha can ever come back from such a traumatic experience. Lesser women wouldn’t. In fact, I was curious
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I’ve read some pretty blinding books this year and so going into December I didn’t think I’d find anything to top them. I was wrong. Becoming Aria is hands down the best book I’ve read in a long time. Going into the book, I knew it was going to be a bit different from my usual sort of read. It’s rare I see a character
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Have you ever wanted to run away and join the circus? After a rather interesting night at the Carnival Calamity, that’s exactly what Mia, Karen and Lacey did, in a classic case of girl being led by her lady bits. But, let’s start at the beginning. Our protagonist, Mia, is both an orphan and a stripper. After the club in which they work is closed
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I’ll be honest, I’m still not entirely sure how I feel about the end of the Reaped series. Okay, maybe it’s not the ending that that’s caught me, but the book that brings about the ending. Claiming the Reaper is full of fun and had me chuckling away at some of the things the characters got up to, but I wonder if it was too
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I really enjoyed AJ Merlin’s Playing With Knives and I had high hopes for We Tell Lies. Unfortunately, while this book was a good read, it didn’t quite live up to the awesomeness of its predecessor. I think there’s a very good reason for that. We Tell Lies is the story of Parker and her return to the small town where she grew up. The
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The Ritual, an all-new dark college romance by USA Today and Wall Street Journal bestselling author Shantel Tessier is available now! The Ritual – An Excerpt
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Twisted Obsession is based on the age-old mafia romance premise of a marriage contract joining two families together. The contract that binds Luna and Enzo together is triggered upon Enzo’s father’s death, which in itself is retaliation for Luna’s father’s death. There’s nothing quite like two familias trying to tear each other apart. The story could quite easily have ended before it really started, with
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