Anarchism: A Collection of Revolutionary Writings
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One of the few members of the Russian aristocracy to become a revolutionary, Prince Peter Kropotkin...
The Storm Runner (A Storm Runner, Book 1)
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A contemporary adventure based on Maya mythology from Rick Riordan Presents! Zane Obispo spends...
Twisted Memories
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Twenty years ago Angus James woke to find himself in a sterile room. On the other side of the locked...
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The Moon Dwellers (The Dwellers #1)
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In a desperate attempt to escape destruction decades earlier, humankind was forced underground, into...
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Ki's Redemption (An Alien Exchange Trilogy #3)
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Sexy Aliens/Sassy Dragons Earth’s fate rests in the hands of shape-shifting dragons, studly...
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Debbiereadsbook (1303 KP) rated Smith's Corner: Alora & Ash (The Heartwood Series #3) in Books
Oct 16, 2021
This is book 3 in the Heartwood series and while not totally necessary, it might help you get a better picture of this family group, and all the supporting characters.
Ash went to prison, and he shut Alora off completely just when she needed him the most. You get a picture as to WHY he does that, though. When their paths cross again, Alora runs away from Ash. It's not long til Ash discovers the secret Alora has been keeping from him, though.
Ash has to learn the hard way about letting people help him. Had he done so before, he might not have such a hard time now. But one thing holds true from then to now: he LOVES Alora, so darn much!
You understand why Alora is reluctant to let Ash in, he hurt her before, but when she does let him in, its wonderful!
There is some overlap with book 2, Layla and Levi and it's kinda fun watching those two from the other side, so to speak!
This is a great addition to the series but it doesn't quite push my buttons like Dallas and Delilah or Levi and Layla do, I'm afraid. Oh it's good, yes, but I didn't quite love it.
Fox and Faith are next. Given that Fox hasn't SAID a word in three books, that should be an interesting read!
3 good solid stars
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Mark @ Carstairs Considers (2269 KP) rated Dead-Bang Fall in Books
Feb 2, 2023 (Updated Feb 2, 2023)
This is a great trip back to 1939 Hollywood, and the setting comes to life. As a throwback PI novel, it does start out with a little too much jargon of the time, but fortunately, that calms down as we get into the story. It does have a bit more violence and foul language than in one of the cozies I read, but it doesn’t go overboard. The plot is strong with quite a few twists, compilations, and half-truths before we reach the fun climax. Nate much face his past here, and we are reminded about enough to make the growth real. Meanwhile, we get a couple of fun returning characters and a batch of great new ones. If you enjoy PI novels set in this era, this is one to check out.
Mastering the Art of French Murder
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As Paris rediscovers its joie de vivre, Tabitha Knight, recently arrived from Detroit for an...