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Hearts Under Siege
Hearts Under Siege
Natalie J. Damschroder | 2014 | Erotica
6
6.0 (1 Ratings)
Book Rating
Started off well but became more unbelievable as the story progressed. It was a pleasant enough read. I wouldn't really class this as Military romance even though this is what I was led to believe. I thought SEIGE was a bit wishy washy and the bad guys could have been overpowered with a 4 yr old brandishing a water pistol (sorry that was a little unfair) The bad guys could have been a bit more badder! ( Is that even a word?!)

And the dangling knives...what is this a cartoon.

3 STARS
  
We Were Liars
We Were Liars
E. Lockhart | 2014 | Fiction & Poetry
6
6.9 (8 Ratings)
Book Rating
2.5 - 3 stars. I haven't decided yet which.

I found the style very grating, it wasn't a comfortable one for me at all. The way sentences were written across various lines and stuff...I didn't get it.

The story. Well, after the 30% mark I'd gotten used to how it was written and I was intrigued enough to stick with it until the end and I was surprised and also not. It reminded me a little of another book I'd read.

I don't think I'll be reading more of the authors work.
  
Because of Low (Sea Breeze, #2)
Because of Low (Sea Breeze, #2)
8
8.0 (2 Ratings)
Book Rating
3.5 stars.

I like Abbi Glines' work, some more than others.

This started good, I liked the somewhat forbidden-ness of going after the girl your roommate says he's going to marry in the future. I liked the connection between Marcus and Low.

I just figured out the dilemma of both their families from more or less page 20. It was a bit too obvious so I have no idea why neither of them could figure it out sooner.

I have books 3 and 4 in this series and I'm going to read them next.
  
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please heed trigger warnings!
Independent reviewer for Archaeolibrarian, I was gifted my copy of this book.


This box charity anthology comes with a warning of triggers and dark subjects. I strongly suggest you heed them. I have no such triggers, but these books are truly dark and deadly and most I was unable to read. I apologise for that, but they are just the wrong side of dark for me.


I did read and finish 2 of them though, and one I enjoyed immensely and the other was. . different. . .still on the very edge of my limits but I did finish it.


Slay Ride, by Davidson King.


Mason is saved from an attack but his saviours are not all they appear to be. Gabe and his brothers have rather ambiguous morals, but when you find out WHY they have these morals, you get it, totally. And when Gabe and Mason really talk, about their past, and things are revealed, it makes you go. .OH!!


And then. . . we are left hanging! Because this ends on a cliff hanger and I need some closure for these two, for ALL the brothers, so I hope this short story spawns a series.


4 stars for Slay Ride.


The other book I finished, was Little Tree, by Taylor J Gray.


Now, this one pushed my limits, right to the end.


It carries a lot of pain for Mattie but he IS a pleaser and he wants to please Kellan. HOW he does that, really surprised me, and the end surprised me too! I would have loved to hear from Mattie cos only Kellan gets a voice but I might not have liked to hear what he had to say, when he was all trussed up.


This also ends on a bit of a cliff hanger and I really want to, but not sure I can, read more of this couple.


I gave this story 3 stars, because I wanted Mattie.


Overall, because I only finished 2 stories, but started them all, I will give this set 3 stars. It really does push boundaries, and if you can read them, please do. I'm sorry I couldn't.


3 stars


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