Release Day Review: Bossy by N.R. Walker

Reviewed by Valerie   TITLE:  Bossy AUTHOR:  N.R. Walker PUBLISHER:  Self-Published LENGTH:  220 pages RELEASE DATE:  March 4, 2021 BLURB: Michael Pietersen isn’t up for complications. He’s one of Sydney’s fastest-moving career-focused corporate realtors, and the only thing he has time for is Read more

New Release Review: Serve (White House Men #4) by Nora Phoenix

Reviewed by Becca   TITLE: Serve SERIES: White House Men #4 AUTHOR: Nora Phoenix PUBLISHER: self-published LENGTH: 368 pages RELEASE DATE: February 28, 2021 BLURB: Two stubborn alpha men meet the one boy who wants them both… Denali knows what Read more

Audio Book Review: The Hitman’s Guide to Tying the Knot without Getting Shot by Alice Winters (Author) & Michael Ferraiuolo (Narrator)

Review by Sadonna TITLE:  The Hitman’s Guide to Tying the Knot without Getting Shot SERIES:  The Hitman’s Guide AUTHOR:  Alice Winters NARRATOR:  Michael Ferraiuolo PUBLISHER:  Self-published LENGTH:  9 hours and 37 minutes RELEASE DATE:  January 29, 2021 BLURB: Leland Is a nice little wedding with Blow-up Read more

Release Day Review: Gypsy Heart by Ann Lister

Reviewed by Kat   TITLE: Gypsy Heart AUTHOR: Ann Lister PUBLISHER: Rock Gods, Inc. LENGTH: 213 pages RELEASE DATE: February 26, 2021 BLURB: Brett “Gypsy” Hart has never been one to abide by social norms, whether it’s professionally with his Read more

New Release Book Review: They Met in the Park (Meet Cute Chronicles #2) by Nell Iris

Reviewed by Sadonna TITLE:  They Met in the Park SERIES:  Meet Cute Chronicles AUTHOR:  Nell Iris PUBLISHER:  JMS Books LENGTH:  62 pages RELEASE DATE:  February 27, 2021 BLURB: Can a spoiled little dog bring two strangers together? The first time Jacke sees him, it’s Read more

Release Day Review: Let’s Go Out (Let’s Connect #2) by Kelly Jensen

Reviewed by Valerie   TITLE:  Let’s Go Out SERIES:  Let’s Connect AUTHOR:  Kelly Jensen PUBLISHER:  Shaggy Dog Productions LENGTH:  132 pages RELEASE DATE:  March 1, 2021 BLURB: Being dumped is oddly freeing. It wasn’t as though Robin could have met Dan in the real Read more