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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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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Dreamer by Kris Bryant: Book Review
From our review: “I adored Sawyer, her curiosity, compassion, and romantic nature. Her life was turned completely upside down yet she didn’t shy away from getting answers and opening her heart to Macey.”
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A Sheep in Wolf’s Clothing by Amy Allen: Book Review
From our review: “This character driven piece has a load of great characters, especially Harper and Esther, and Esther’s college friends who are smart, brave, and super loyal to their sheep in wolf’s clothing”
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Bride of the Elven Innkeeper by Autumn Wolff: Audiobook Review
From our review: “Despite the continuing threat of a dangerous religious cult, the story is peaceful, sweet and humorous throughout.”
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Cover Story by Rachel Lacey: Book Review
From our review: “pets were a fantastic addition to the book. The dogs rank high on the dorky cuteness spectrum and Cassie the spitfire kitten putting the rambunctious boxers in their place was great”
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Moonbreak by Lise MacTague: Book Review
From our review: “The wolven world the author has created is deeply drawn and this book immerses the reader in the struggles of this core group of strong willed and powerful creatures.”
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Always Carry Your Scythe by Pip Paisley: Book Review
From our review: “A screwball odessey is always fun, and this one is especially well laid out. Humor is maintained throughout and the gritty parts of Trixie’s adventures are no walk in the park.”
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Perilous Things by Elizabeth Andre: Book Review
From our review: “What seems a bit of a cozy mystery quickly becomes a dangerous game to people directly and indirectly involved. When the team itself is threatened, the threat feels very real with an edge of the seat thrill.”
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What the Empress Wants by Daisy Fairchild: Book Review
From our review: “Because it’s a short fiction the author wastes no time introducing the well-drawn milleau in which Her Most Royal Excellency Alludos Minaris Xeratos Koxinahmalof the house Ehkâsorki, First Daughter, Princess of the Moons of Mellinanious and the Thalas Belt, Empress Ascendant becomes the biggest prize in the galaxy.”
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Whiskey War by Stacy Lynn Miller: Book Review
From our review: “Violence and power struggles create a lot of tension, and the whole book has a waiting for the other shoe to drop feeling. It’s tiring but well worth the effort.”
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