
Your Face or Mine - The Adventures of a Professional Tom Cruise Lookalike
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Ever wondered what it must be like to look like someone really famous? What if it were a Hollywood...

Pre-Suasion: A Revolutionary Way to Influence and Persuade
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When it comes to persuasion, success can begin before you say a word. In his global best-seller...
Heat Advisory: Protecting Health on a Warming Planet
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Climate change affects not just the planet but the people who live on it. In this book, physician...

Even If It Kills Her (Bailey Weggins Mystery, #7)
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Kate White returns to her New York Times bestselling Bailey Weggins’ Mystery series, with this...

Eleanor Luhar (47 KP) rated BZRK (BZRK, #1) in Books
Jun 24, 2019
Sadie McLure, daughter of billionaire Grey McLure, is horrified when she witnesses the death of her father and brother. This was no mere accident, and Sadie is determined to discover the truth behind their deaths.
And Noah Cotton is desperate to find out the cause of his brother's madness. He was an army recruit, Alex. But then something happened, something that drove him so insane that he was sent to live out his days in an asylum, screaming about Bug Man and repeating the word "nano". It has to mean something, doesn't it?
These two teens are joined in extraordinary circumstances, and thrown into the deep end of a major battle. A battle that is too small to be seen by the human eye. A battle between biots and nanobots. A battle that leads to multiple deaths, and could alter humanity entirely.
I loved the concept of this book. I've never read anything like it, about tiny bug-like robotic creatures and people who are linked to that are linked to their biots in such a way that they risk their sanity with every mission. But personally, I found it all somewhat... overwhelming. I wanted to enjoy it but I just got lost and, frankly, kind of bored. It improved again further on but I'm only going to give BZRK 3 stars.

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Summer is coming! Do you want to be the sexiest girl on the beach? Just install this app and follow...

Good Boy: WAGS Series
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A brand new stand-alone romantic comedy from the bestselling, award-winning team of Sarina Bowen &...
Romance Comedy

The Time of My Life
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Denver is determined to realize his lifelong dream of becoming a singer. That's why entering in The...
Contemporary M_M Romance

Merissa (12926 KP) rated Lost Cause (Life Sucks #8) in Books
Oct 10, 2023
Frankie says she had a privileged upbringing, but it sounds absolutely horrible. No wonder she left that life behind... or did she? Lex isn't convinced and watches her for a year to see if she's telling the truth. When her father shows up, Lex thinks he's both vindicated in his thoughts and has also caught the criminal who nearly wrecked his life. Is it black and white though?
Of course not! This is an Elise Faber novel! There are some twists and turns to it, but it is clearly laid out and none of it comes as a surprise. I guess the only surprise for me was how easily Frankie accepts Lex's excuses, which is touched on in the story and explained. I know Frankie is supposed to have a 'quiet strength,' but at times, she almost seemed too easy-going - especially with someone as strong-willed as Lex.
This was an enjoyable read where love conquers all and the good guys get the win. So if that's what you're after, you've got the right book. Definitely recommended.
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Merissa
Archaeolibrarian - I Dig Good Books!
Oct 9, 2023

Skin and Bones (London Love #3)
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Hugo Burrows has life under control. He has a decent job, a long-term relationship and a flat in...
Contemporary MM Romance Hurt/Comfort Grumpy/Sunshine Eating Disorder