Recent Release Review: Hard Chrome by Anna Kensing

Reviewed by True   TITLE: Hard Chrome AUTHOR: Anna Kensing PUBLISHER: Self-Published LENGTH: 253 pages RELEASE DATE: December 28, 2021 BLURB: Neither time nor distance is on their side… Twenty years ago, Dylan and Sebastian weren’t ready for the feelings Read more

Recent Release Book Review: Navarro (Rebel Sky Ranch #3) by Kelly Fox

Reviewed by Sadonna TITLE:  Navarro SERIES:  Rebel Sky Ranch AUTHOR:  Kelly Fox PUBLISHER:  Self-published LENGTH:  295 pages RELEASE DATE:  December 28 , 2021 BLURB:  My late wife made a bet with me: if I marry her brother, I have to take his last name. “That’s the Read more

Recent Release Review: Boystown Season 12 by Jake Biondi

Reviewed by Kimberley   TITLE: Boystown SERIES: Boystown S12 AUTHOR: Jake Biondi PUBLISHER: Self Published LENGTH: 272 pages RELEASE DATE: December 23, 2021   BLURB: The aftermath of the helicopter attack on the Ciancio Spire sets up the epic finale Read more

Recent Release Review: If You Love Something by Jaycee Ellis

Reviewed by Kat   TITLE: If You Love Something AUTHOR: Jayce Ellis PUBLISHER: Carina Adores LENGTH: 303 pages RELEASE DATE: December 28, 2021 BLURB: “A lovingly drawn depiction of Black family dynamics.” —Publishers Weekly on Learned Reactions A marriage lost is found Read more

Recent Release Audio Book Review: Getting Friendly (Never Just Friends, Book 3) by Saxon James (Author) and Alexander Cendese and Kirt Graves (Narrators)

Reviewed by Larissa   TITLE:  Getting Friendly SERIES:  Never Just Friends, Book 3 AUTHOR:  Saxon James NARRATOR:  Alexander Cendese and Kirt Graves PUBLISHER:  Tantor Audio LENGTH:  6 hours and 31 minutes RELEASE DATE:    December 14, 2021 BLURB: Leon When Read more

Recent Release Book Review: Seasons: PsyCop Briefs, Volume 2 by Jordan Castillo Price

Reviewed by Sadonna TITLE:  Seasons SERIES:  PsyCop Briefs AUTHOR:  Jordan Castillo Price PUBLISHER:  JCP Books LLC LENGTH:  309 pages RELEASE DATE:  December 21, 2021 BLURB: Neither snow nor rain nor heat nor gloom of night…will keep a PsyCop from his duty. Because ghosts don’t take snow Read more