In case you hadn’t guessed from my review of Solitary Sinners, I was absolutely itching to read Fatal Felons and had a few ideas on what I’d like to see included in this book. I’m happy to say that Elle Thorpe did not disappoint when she brought the Saint View Prison trilogy to a close. Fatal Felons is a hyper-emotional book, dealing with multiple high-stress […]
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I’m finding it really difficult to sit down and write this review because all I want to do is pick up Fatal Felons (book 3) and read my way through the epic cliffhanger that Solitary Sinners left me with. If you thought Locked Up Liars ended on a cliffhanger, you ain’t seen nothing yet! When we last left Saint View the prison was mid-riot, with
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You know a book is going to be a fun read when it gives you a first line like that. Way to suck me in and get the curiosity going. In fact, Steffanie Holmes managed to make me as inquisitive as her protagonist, George. George is a quirky but absolutely lovable character. She’s the sort of person I would’ve hung out with (decades ago, when
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A review of the book Ruthless Promise by M James, part of the Promise Trilogy
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A review of The Chief by Arabella Black, part of the San Ricardo book series
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The prequel to A Legacy of Sorrow – A History of Violence – was my introduction to bully romance (an oxymoron if ever I heard one). I loved the mystery of it, the secrets that were gradually revealed while still leaving you thirsting for more. I had hoped that A Legacy of Sorrow would be a continuation of this, but unfortunately, it didn’t quite live
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A review of the book The Degradation of Shelby Ann by Emma Cole
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When a book’s blurb tells me that although it’s part of a series, it can be read as a standalone, I consider that a challenge. Despite having the West Coast Doms’ first book (Commanding Casey) waiting on my Kindle, I figured I’d test the theory and jump straight in with Restraining Reeba (book 4).
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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.”
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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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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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Much like after reading the first book in this series, I’ve closed the cover still feeling conflicted.
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