Audio Book Review: Save Me (Love in the Pacific Northwest #1) by Beck Grey (Author) & Jon Curtis (Narrator)

Reviewed by Sadonna TITLE:  Save Me SERIES:  Love in the Pacific Northwest AUTHOR:  Beck Grey NARRATOR:  Jon Curtis PUBLISHER:  Pine & Moon LLC LENGTH:  6 hours and 18 minutes RELEASE DATE:  October 14, 2021 BLURB: Deputy US Marshal Jamie MacDougall assumes his latest assignment is just Read more

Recent Release Review: Dead Serious (Crawshanks Guide to the Recently Departed #1) by Vawn Cassidy

Reviewed by Stephen K. TITLE: Dead Serious SERIES: Crawshanks Guide to the Recently Departed #1 AUTHOR: Vawn Cassidy PUBLISHER: Self Published LENGTH: 321 pages RELEASE DATE: October 31st, 2021 BLURB: In the business of unfinished business… Tristan Everett had always Read more

Recent Release Review: Cold Cases and Second Chances by J.M Dabney

Reviewed by Danielle TITLE: Cold Cases and Second Chances AUTHOR: J.M. Dabney PUBLISHER: Hostile Whispers Press, LLC LENGTH: 285 Pages RELEASE DATE: October 26, 2021 BLURB: Life and Death sometimes made you believe in second chances Robert One thing I Read more

Release Day Review: Bad at Love by Aimee Nicole Walker

Reviewed by Valerie   TITLE:  Bad at Love AUTHOR:  Aimee Nicole Walker PUBLISHER:  Chasing Rainbows Press LENGTH:  378 pages RELEASE DATE:  October 14, 2021 BLURB: Bad at making decisions or bad at love? Either way, Kendall Blakemore doesn’t trust his judgment. He falls too Read more

New Release Book Review: Never Stay Gone (Big Bend Texas Rangers Book 1) by Tal Bauer

Reviewed by Larissa   TITLE: Never Stay Gone SERIES:  Big Bend Texas Rangers Book 1 AUTHOR: Tal Bauer PUBLISHER: Self-published RELEASE DATE:  October 9, 2021 LENGTH: 361 pages BLURB:  Six bodies in a single grave… in the same West Texas Read more

Book Review: Dirty by Rain Carrington

Reviewed by Sadonna TITLE:  Dirty AUTHOR:  Rain Carrington PUBLISHER:  self-published LENGTH:  160 pages RELEASE DATE:  August 24, 2021 BLURB: Lines are always blurred in the streets, especially blue lines. Cliff Stevenson crossed all the lines and blurred them until they were mere smudges. He was Read more