Tyrannosaurus Wrecks
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In the latest novel in New York Times bestselling author Stuart Gibbs’s FunJungle series, Teddy...
The Hidden Beach
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From internationally bestselling author Karen Swan comes The Hidden Beach, an addictive story of...
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Grandbrothers are the sum of unique parts: Progressive Swiss engineer/mechanic/software designer...
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The English Wife
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Anna belle and Bayard Van Duyvil live a charmed life: he's the scion of an old Knickerbocker family,...
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The Last Command (Star Wars: The Thrawn Trilogy, #3)
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The embattled Republic reels from the attacks of Grand Admiral Thrawn, who has marshaled the...
Chrissy Bush (42 KP) rated Zodiac Academy : The Awakening in Books
Sep 30, 2022
Tory and Darcy just turned eighteen, freeing them from the foster system they have been on since their parents death when they were infants. However, being free isn’t always easy. Though the system was not easy or even allowed them to find real homes or families, the twins had each other. Now that we are being told they are from another secret world, the Fae World, and are royalty, they must learn about the parents, their world they never knew and a magic they never knew to gain their inheritance they only could have dreamt for. The only problem? Four Celestial Heirs who don’t want them to have their throne back.
This book as a page turned and left me wanting more. It the first in the series and I and already se to devoid book two. The writing style is interesting and can keep you on your toes but I feel the characters are easy to predict as times. But they are you log adults so that might by why in this case. It is still an excellent read.
First Born: The Preevitt Chronicles
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She thought that life in a new town would be boring; boy, was she wrong! Fifteen-year-old Ruth...
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Hello Beautiful
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A rich, compassionate tale of four sisters and the love affair that fractures their family Best...
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Merissa (13373 KP) rated Plaything (My Kinky Housemate #2) in Books
Apr 13, 2022 (Updated Jun 26, 2023)
There is a slight crossover at the beginning as Oscar is moving out, but then they're on their own. The relationship between Beau and Fraser changes from housemates -- to playing -- to something a whole lot more serious. The sex side stays full of fun and steam. This is sweet without giving you a toothache.
Although I was carried away with this story, it didn't quite push as many buttons for me as Oscar's story did. So, for me, this would be a 3.5-star read, although I've rounded it up for the blog and for Goodreads.
Perfectly paced with lots of interplay between the housemates, more than in book one. Definitely a good addition to the series and recommended by me.
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Mark @ Carstairs Considers (2434 KP) rated An Orphan of Hell’s Kitchen in Books
Apr 10, 2024 (Updated Apr 10, 2024)
This book is definitely darker than what I normally read, so keep that in mind when you pick it up. Unfortunately, the plot wanders a bit before we reach the suspenseful and logical climax. On the other hand, I did enjoy getting to spend time with Louise and the rest of the regulars. We don’t get a nice wrap up for the ongoing storylines, but we do get some advancement on them, and there aren’t any cliffhangers. The book is set at the end of 1914, and that provided a nice backdrop to the action of the book. While not the strongest book in the series, fans will enjoy our last visit with Louise.
