Double Dyno by Sharon K. Angelici: Book Review
Double Dyno by Sharon K. Angelici is a somewhat slow burn romance that heats up as an adventure group faces more than they paid for on an extended camping, hiking
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Reviewed by Mildred
I’ve always liked to do too many things. My dad taught me how to appreciate movies, especially the bad ones, and my mom got me hooked on books. There were always three to five books waiting for me in different rooms back then but now I stick with one e-book at a time.
For a while I wrote fiction and went to science fiction conventions to hang out with authors, artists, and Klingons. There are only a few places in the US I haven’t been to and I’ve played several sports competitively. After many years and a slew of jobs I settled into the quiet life of an office weenie until retirement.
Just don’t ask me to be the life of the party because that’s not a thing.
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Care Less, Cowgirl by D.J. Fronimos & Elke Lakey is an enemies to lovers, slow burn, forced proximity romance. Two extremely different women travel from Germany to Texas for a
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Tempting Olivia by Clare Ashton: Book Review
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From our review: “This book blew me away, pun intended, with great descriptions of what the deadly storms are capable of, and the two great romances.”
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The Mage’s Secret by Ami Spencer: Book Review
From our review: “Av’s issues with their sexuality and gender dysphoria adds a lot of suspense to the story, and a chance to explore some interesting angles.”
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Tile M for Murder by Felicia Carparelli: Book Review
From our review: “Beginning with the title, there is a lot of cleverness going on in this book. There is an old noir film titled Dial M for Murder and, as with the title, there are a lot of references to older film and literary characters.”
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Until the End of the Line by Hazel Yeats: Book Review
From our review: “The author takes their time getting to the romance, despite Dani’s immediate attraction to Sophie. It’s not a lazy or elaborate setup, but thorough.”
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Privately Investigated by Melissa Tereze: Book Review
From our review: “It’s obvious from the start that Natalie and Katherine are each exactly what they needed in their lives, even if they didn’t realize it.”
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