Claiming His Cowgirl (Crawley Creek #3)
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In a small town in North Dakota there resides a family of misfits on the Crawley Creek Ranch....
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Merissa (13739 KP) rated Alpha (Blood Moon, Texas Shifters #4) in Books
Oct 4, 2022
Brody and London are both Alphas of their packs, and an archaic law says two alphas can't be mated. So both of them act as though it's just a bit of fun when everyone else knows it's not. As their relationship as friends and lovers is already long established, you don't get a lot in the way of their relationship changing or growing.
The overall arc moves along at a fair rate of knots in this edition, almost overshadowing the story between Brody and London in places. All of it was important and relevant, mind you. I just felt as though Brody and London's personal connection got lost in the mix even though they were the key players in the story.
A great addition to the series and I definitely recommend it, on the proviso that you read the others first!
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Merissa (13739 KP) rated Get Frosted (Christmas Falls #3) in Books
Nov 16, 2023
Although I enjoyed the story, it didn't press as many buttons as the previous books have. I also can't agree with them being 'forced' to work together. No one forced anything. Although this is billed as low angst, I actually would have preferred a little more angst! It felt as though the storyline about Rudy possibly leaving was almost lost amidst the pregnant sister-in-law and the birthday granny.
On the whole, I enjoyed this story and did enjoy being back in Christmas Falls. It just didn't work as well for me as the others have. I have no hesitation in recommending it for all those who love a low-angst seasonal story.
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Merissa
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Nov 15, 2023
Who Okayed This?! The Riveting Life of Grant Davis
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Murder at Glenloch Hill
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Set in Edwardian Britain, American transplant Stella, and British aristocrat, Viscount “Lyndy”...
The Cameo Keeper (Tofana #4)
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Mark @ Carstairs Considers (2474 KP) rated Big Fat F@!k-Up in Books
Jun 12, 2025 (Updated Jun 12, 2025)
Yes, the title does give a clue about the content of the book. Although I will say, it felt like it was used appropriately and not as a writing crutch. If that kind of thing doesn’t bother you, you’ll find yourself loving this book. The story takes a little time to set things up, but it never feels like it is dragging. The mystery is entertaining and reaches a logical climax. The characters are strong, especially Jimmy, who gets some great development in the book. Yet there is a nice layer of comedy, too. It’s an addictive mix that I breezed through faster than I thought I would. I’ll definitely be back for more.
