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.
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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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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.
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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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You know those characters that you immediately take a liking to because they’re completely relatable and manage to say all the things that you’d keep inside your head? Well, Sasha is definitely one of those. I love her combination of sass and attitude coupled with her vulnerability and a healthy dose of fear. I also admire her ability to stand up for what she believes
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This book had me hooked from the start! Mystery, suspense, good boys who might be bad, bad boys who are definitely good, brooding and sinfully hot types, and a kickass heroine. What’s not to love?
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