The Handoff (Big Play, #3)
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It’s nearly spring break. Mack is leaving for New Zealand to win back his girl and he asks Finn to...
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Neanderthal Marries Human
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There are three things you should know about Quinn Sullivan: 1) He is madly in love with Janie...
The Time of my Life
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In a career spanning more than thirty years, Patrick Swayze has made a name for himself on the...
Make Them Cry (Pretty Deadly Things #2)
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They called her curvy. They called her worthless. They never expected her to fight back. ...
Merissa (14150 KP) rated Feral for Love (Ruthless Alliance #0) in Books
Jun 3, 2025
Their dad did them dirty, in my opinion. He had no hesitation in using Ajax as the 'spare', especially once Axel met his mate. Ajax yearned for more and could see benefits to the pack moving with the times that his dad and Axel didn't - or couldn't! Once their parents are killed, Axel doubles down and locks down the pack. Ajax leaves, knowing he won't be welcomed back. BUT, by doing so, he meets his mate, human Marti.
She runs a small gym with her father, Domingo, who wants Ajax to be a headliner for a tournament they're setting up. She is curvy, smart, sassy, and a complete bookworm who is allergic to sweat! I loved her. So naive in some ways, so worldly-wise in others. She gave Ajax a run for his money but was also there for him when he needed her.
A great story that gives more information on the man who played such a big role in Ava's life, telling you how he ended up where he did and anything else you could want. Definitely recommended by me.
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Merissa
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Jun 3, 2025
That Catskill Summer (Lived-In Love #1)
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He wrote the book he lived. Now she wants to rewrite the ending. For fans of the 1960s Catskills...
Historical Romance Literary Romance
Lyndsey Gollogly (2893 KP) rated Black Widow ( Annie Carter book 2) in Books
Jun 1, 2022
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Black Widow ( Annie Carter book 2)
By Jessie Keane
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In Dirty Game, Annie Bailey was an East End Madam. In Black Widow she's queen of the gangs and trying to save her daughter's life! Annie Bailey had done it all; Madam, mistress and Gangster's moll. Now she's Annie Carter, and she taking over the East End. Annie knew that it wouldn't last. Everything was going so well; she was living in Majorca, had Max Carter - the head of the Carter firm by her side, and had given him a beautiful daughter, Layla. But if there was one thing life had taught her, it was that everything could change in the blink of an eye. One minute she's lying by the pool, the next she's out cold. When she comes round Max and Layla are gone. It's not long before she gets the demands. They want money or she'll be getting her little girl back in pieces! There's only one thing Annie can do, she heads back to the East End of London and gathers the Carter firm together. Someone has snatched her husband and child. Now there's a score to settle, and it's being settled Annie Carter style!
Loved it!! I couldn’t put it down or stop thinking about it! This is the second book and this time they mess with her child. From start to finish it had me on edge. I really like this writer. We see that hard faced Annie almost crumble and I do say almost!
Divine Ecstasy (Guardians of the Realms #8)
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The slave of demented Gods, Sacha knew only a life of anguish and suffering until she was reborn as...
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Make Them Pay (Pretty Deadly Things #6)
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She was the leverage. Now she’s the only one who can save them. When the entire Maddox...
Awix (3310 KP) rated Harry & Meghan: A Royal Romance in TV
May 21, 2018 (Updated May 21, 2018)
Everything is very clearly presented as the tale of a modern, progressive, independent woman who ain't gonna take no nonsense from this troubled scion of a gaggle of hidebound inbreds; Meghan is the heroine who saves Harry from the crushing oppressiveness of royal tradition. You go, your grace!
Direction is bland, acting mostly indifferent, dialogue execrable. Worth watching for: the scene where Meghan ends up chasing Harry's private jet down the runway after precipitately chucking him. The subplot about Princess Diana being reincarnated as a lion. Some very surprising dialogue ('I love a dirty martini,' says the Duchess of Cornwall). Possibly the least accurate depiction of the Queen ever put on screen - she complains about how she's shown in The Crown, in a nicely meta moment.
Pervasive sense of double-think permeates the production: film is consistently down on the royals, which is odd when you consider that if Harry wasn't a royal it wouldn't actually exist. Media intrusion on the couple is also strongly frowned upon, but if making a whole movie fictionalising their lives isn't an intrusion of some sort, what is? Soon to pass into obscurity, I reckon, but an arresting, mutant production while it's with us.