Saving What's Mine (Men of Maddox Security #2)
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When life hands Orion Locke a new assignment, it’s not just any routine security detail—he’s...
The Assassin and The King
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Born into a legendary bloodline of assassins, Thorne has never questioned orders—until now. Tasked...
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Election Manager 2016
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Have you ever wondered what if? What if 2016 had gone differently, if perhaps your candidate had had...
Debbiereadsbook (1487 KP) rated Orderly Affair, Hearts and Health #6 in Books
May 3, 2018
Book six in the series, but they are all stand alone novels with pop ups from previous characters. All 4 and 5 stars reads from me, bar book one, which I STILL haven't got to read yet!
Ian is only just, at his 38th year, finally finding it in himself to find himself. A hook up app seems the best option. Finding Callum answering his message was a surprise, but both men run with it.
I found myself fully engaged with both Ian and Callum. Ian, experimenting with his sexuality, and Callum, already fully embraced in his. Their chemistry is hot, and burns bright, even before they decide to date properly. Ian does tend to jump in with full force once he makes his mind up, and his mind is made up that he wants Callum.
Callum's independent streak is a mile wide and causes some problems, he just needs to let Ian in. While Ian is still in the closest, though, Callum won't utter those three little words Ian already said, not until he knows he has a future with Ian.
I loved that Callum waited for Ian, he could easily have gone off on one and forced the issue but he didn't. Ian's son forced the issue, in a spectacular way! Loved though, that after his blip, Liam comes around.
I read this in one sitting. I even took the kindle to the kitchen to make tea and feed the natives so I didn't have to stop reading!
No idea who is next, or even if there IS a next book. I'll read it, regardless.
The first book in this series is a cross over with another series, and I'd like, at some point, to go back and read those books too. I'll add them to my pile, and maybe get round to them some time in 2025!
I love this series, I really do. They leave me with that warm and fuzzies feeling that lasts for days!
5 warm and fuzzies stars
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Philosophy Now
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Philosophy Now is a magazine for everyone interested in ideas. It aims to corrupt innocent citizens...
A Taste of Love
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'I have starved in some of the most beautiful places in the world ...' The Irish Times food writer...
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MuseCam is a next generation image editor that makes it easier than ever to capture the perfect look...
Trucker Path
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Search branded and independent truck stops, check real-time parking availability, weigh stations &...
Sue (5 KP) rated The Pajama Frame in Books
Apr 23, 2018
When her octogenarian friend dies and leaves interior decorator Madison Night a pajama factory, Madison is faced with a decades-old tragedy and a more recent murder. All Madison wants to do is hide from the drama, but when estranged family members and special interest groups want to get into the sealed factory, Madison realizes she is caught having to solve a mystery before she becomes the next victim.
As with previous Madison Night books, I found the character of Madison delightful and refreshing. She is no-nonsense, quirky, snarky, and a throwback to Doris Day. Who wouldn’t enjoy an independent woman that dresses and enjoys decorations from the era of the fifties and sixties? Add to the mix a love/hate relationship with the chief of police Tex and a few witty friends & neighbors; you have the perfect chemistry for a delightful cozy mystery series.