Book Review: Safe Haven by Caitlin Ricci

Reviewed by Donna   TITLE: Safe Haven AUTHOR: Caitin Ricci PUBLISHER: Pride Publishing LENGTH: 171 Pages RELEASE DATE: November 8, 2016 BLURB: Being alone was what Blake had always needed before his new team of bodyguards arrived. Now things might Read more

Release Day Review: The Rodeo Knight (Sam’s Cafe Romances #3) by Ashavan Doyon

Reviewed by Donna   TITLE: The Rodeo Mate SERIES: Sam’s Cafe Romances #3 AUTHOR: Ashavan Doyon PUBLISHER: Dreamspinner Press LENGTH: 117 Pages RELEASE DATE: November 30, 2016 BLURB: Struck by amnesia after a car crash, Brian Stouten has been living Read more

Book Review: Tru Smoke (Ember Peak #1) by Edie Danford

Reviewed by Amber TITLE: Tru Smoke SERIES: Ember Peak #1 AUTHOR: Edie Danford PUBLISHER: Self Published LENGTH: 258 pages RELEASE DATE: November 3rd, 2016 BLURB: Where there’s smoke, there’s fire… Whenever Jones touches him, flames flicker in Truitt Larkin’s smoky-gray eyes. Growing up in Ember Peak, Read more

Book Review: Blueprint (Out of the Blue #4) by R.J. Jones

Reviewed by Amber TITLE: Blueprint SERIES: Out of the Blue #4 AUTHOR: R.J. Jones PUBLISHER: Vivid Blue Press LENGTH: 221 pages RELEASE DATE: October 14th, 2016 BLURB: If only building the foundation for a lasting relationship was as easy as drafting the blueprint. Jet Black Read more

Book Review: The Werewolf and His Boy by Warren Rochelle

Reviewed by Amber TITLE: The Werewolf and His Boy AUTHOR: Warren Rochelle PUBLISHER: Samhain Publishing LENGTH: 225 pages RELEASE DATE: September 27th, 2016 BLURB: Their leap of faith could unleash magic—or plunge them into darkness. Henry Thorn has worked at Larkin’s since graduating high school. Read more

Book Review: Any Means Necessary (Fated Hearts #7) by Aimee Nicole Walker

Reviewed by Amber TITLE: Any Means Necessary SERIES: Fated Hearts #7 AUTHOR: Aimee Nicole Walker PUBLISHER: Self Published LENGTH: 217 pages RELEASE DATE: September 20th. 2016 BLURB: Mitchell Heston… I wasn’t proud of the man I’d become – selfish, spoiled, and cynical. Mark Bradley’s reappearance Read more