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Whatchareadin (174 KP) rated The Fallen (Amos Decker #4) in Books
Apr 9, 2019
I think Amos Decker is one of my favorite characters from David Baldacci. I love how he lives in his own bubble and really doesn't care what anyone else thinks. This is no different. He inserted himself into this case before the police even asked for his help. Another think I like about Amos, is that he also has a soft side, that really comes out in this book. When he is dealing with Alex's niece.
This is a story that is hard to believe. You are trying to take a relaxing break from work(not that it's an easy task for Decker) when bedlam breaks out. Even though Decker shouldn't get involved, he can't help it. When events take place that remind him of his own family that he lost, you begin to see the softer side of Decker.
This is the 4th and latest book in the series and I hope there are more to come.
Caffeinated Fae (464 KP) rated Tile Pro in Tech
Jul 19, 2019
The Tile Pro is very sleek looking, I love the black and silver look, and I like that it isn't giant. It fits well on my keys and even worked well on my dog's collar (though it was a little big) when we traveled to Utah last month.
The device worked well. I never really had too many issues, and every time I lost my keys, I could get my phone to find them for me. I haven't tested the Bluetooth range, but I've been pleasantly surprised with how well it has worked so far. I love that it can both help me find my keys (where my tile pro is currently located) and my phone as well. I'm horrible with losing my phone in the house, so it is nice to be able to click the button twice on the tile and have it ring my phone.
The only issue I have had with the Tile is that it does change the tune occasionally. I had a fun Cat tune that would play when locating my phone, it now (without warning) represents a different tune.
All in all, I think this device is a smart purchase, and I would recommend it to anyone who loses their phone or their keys in their house.
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Lyndsey Gollogly (2893 KP) rated Titanium (Rent-a-Dragon #3) in Books
Aug 6, 2020
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Titanium ( Rent a Dragon book 3)
By Terry Bolryder
A dragon contractor? Expensive.
Unless you're the woman Titus Kroll just fell madly in love with. As a decisive, capable, and newly awakened metal dragon, Titus is used to seeing what he wants and going after it. Right now that's Bree Durell, a sweet, curvy woman who needs help with her house badly and can't afford to pay. Still, his heart says she's his mate, and no matter the price, he's ready to serve her every need, whether that's repairing her home, healing her heart, or restoring her trust.
Bree Durell isn't looking for romance. She has enough on her plate with a crazed stalker, a clumsy but adorable dog, and a house that's falling apart around her and too expensive to repair. Though there is instant attraction when she sees Titus in all his tall, blue-eyed, muscular glory at Rent-A-Dragon, she's sure she can't afford his fee. So when Titus shows up on her doorstep with an offer she can't refuse, she vows she will only keep things professional, no matter how wickedly talented he might be with his hands.
As Titus and Bree work in close quarters, sharing a home and a few steamy encounters, there are big threats circling. From an ancient friend-turned-enemy, to rogue dragons obsessed with vengeance, Titus is going to have his hands full if he wants to protect his newly-built life.
The last book in this trilogy and we finally see our last brother mated! Titus is my favourite I think. Another short story giving us more shifter fun! Nice to see the precious metal dragons finding some truth and ready to be trained and hopefully find their mates too!
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