Book of the Week Winners!
Here are the winners of this week’s Book of the Week Poll.
Both will go through to the Book of the Month Poll
FIRST PLACE:
If I Ever (Hell or High Water #4) by S.E. Jakes
REVIEWED by Jen B.
SERIES: Hell or High Water
AUTHOR: S.E. Jakes
PUBLISHER: Riptide Publishing
LENGTH: 303 Pages
RELEASE DATE: January 21, 2019
BLURB:
Some ghosts refuse to stay buried . . .
Prophet and Tom have been through the wringer more times than they can count, both as partners in the field and in life. Yet despite it all, they’ve built something great together. But now they need to protect it again: Prophet’s old nemesis, John Morse, is back and threatening everything he loves.
Prophet is driven enough to take John down alone, and with a chance to do exactly that on the table, he runs with it, risking himself in the process. But trusting Tom to help him is so much more than mission critical.
It’s the final stand, and with Tom and his team behind him, Prophet’s in for the fight of his life. Then a figure from his past goes missing, and the consequence of an old mission rears its head. As complications and destruction mount all around them, getting out alive becomes the most important mission of their lives.
SECOND PLACE:
Campy (Ballsy Boys #4) by K.M. Neuhold & Nora Phoenix
Reviewed by Kat
TITLE: Campy
SERIES: Ballsy Boys #4
AUTHOR: K. M. Neuhold & Nora Phoenix
PUBLISHER: Self Published
LENGTH: 295 pages
RELEASE DATE: January 4, 2019
BLURB:
What will happen when my secrets are exposed?
I’m lying to my mom about doing porn.
I’m lying to the Ballsy Boys about my life.
I’m lying to myself about who I am.
I pretend to be Campy, but I am Cameron. But does anyone even know the real me?
When I meet my new roommate, a sexy Texan cowboy and break-out TV star named Jackson, all my lies start to come out. He makes me want to be myself, but I’ve spun so many lies that I don’t even know who I am anymore. The more I fall for him, the more I worry that all my secrets will destroy us before we have a chance to be together.
Good thing Jackson has a stubborn streak and won’t give up so easily.