Recent Release Review: Fire by Remi Varlow (A Jagged Love Novella)

Reviewed by Cindy   TITLE: Fire SERIES: A Jagged Love Novella AUTHOR: Remi Varlow PUBLISHER: Self-Published LENGTH: 185 Pages RELEASE DATE: October 29th, 2024 BLURB: Luca Doran When I find out Evan Kelly is being targeted by the MC I used to Read more

Recent Release Review: Breaking Through the Bond (Espen Jetties #2) by Haven Hadley

Reviewed by Jen   TITLE:   Breaking Through the Bond SERIES: Espen Jetties AUTHOR: Haven Hadley PUBLISHER: Self published LENGTH: 355 pages RELEASE DATE: Octobe4 24, 2024 BLURB: Two teammates whose lives were intertwined. For Kingston Walker and Hayes Garner, they Read more

Recent Release Book Review: Connected (The Bureau #12) by Kim Fielding

Reviewed by Sadonna   TITLE:  Connected SERIES:  The Bureau AUTHOR:  Kim Fielding PUBLISHER:  Tin Box Press LENGTH:  130 pages RELEASE DATE:  October 29, 2024 BLURB: Long-time Bureau agent Owen Clark has an assignment in Copper Springs, Wyoming. Although once he was excited about what he could Read more

Recent Release Review: Black and Browns (Ravens #1) by A.E. Via

Reviewed by Anna Lynn   TITLE: Black and Brown SERIES: Ravens #1 AUTHOR: A.E. Via PUBLISHER:  Self-Published LENGTH:  295 pages RELEASE DATE: October 17, 2024 BLURB: Grace’s composed, yet lethal disposition balances his partner Mirage’s impulsive nature, creating a duo—the Read more

Recent Release Review: Never Accidentally Marry Your Teammate (Hockey Rules #1) by Portia Blake

Reviewed by Jen   TITLE: Never Accidentally Marry Your Roommate SERIES: Hockey Rules AUTHOR: Portia Blake PUBLISHER: Pride Publishing LENGTH: 330 pages RELEASE DATE: October 18, 2024 BLURB: Finn I might have a reputation for partying, but I’ve outdone myself. Read more

Recent Release Book Review: Between You and Me (The Last Picks #5) by Gregory Ashe

Reviewed by Sadonna   TITLE:  Between You & Me SERIES:  The Last Picks AUTHOR:  Gregory Ashe PUBLISHER:  Hodgkin & Blount LENGTH:  217 pages RELEASE DATE: October 21. 2024 BLURB: Hunting a killer is scary. Talking about your feelings is scarier. Dashiell Dawson Dane Read more