
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...
Post Apocalyptic Apocalypse Dystopia Dystopian Zombies

Dangerously Dark (The Dreamcaster Series #3)
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Some call him Purgatory’s Missing Prince. Demon Master. Overlord of Shadows. Only one woman may...
Paranormal Romance

Jace's Trial
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Life is a trial full of obstacles that stand between you and your goals. Do you have the courage to...

“K” is for Killer
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Lorna Kepler was beautiful and willful, a loner who couldn't resist flirting with danger. Maybe...

Fear Free Childbirth Podcast with Alexia Leachman | Childbirth | Pregnancy
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Welcome to Fear Free Childbirth podcast, with Alexia Leachman, the podcast to help...

Tor (The Hawks #4)
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What is it about her that makes him lose his mind? Every. Damn. Time. Tor’s world is falling...
Adult Fantasy Romance

Mark @ Carstairs Considers (2346 KP) rated Gone for Gouda in Books
Jan 9, 2023 (Updated Jan 9, 2023)
I enjoyed the first book in the series, but this was even stronger. We meet Phoebe long enough to know what a pain she is before she dies, but then we learn even more, opening up the suspect pool. The climax becomes a race to figure things out, and I was along for the twists that kept coming at that point. I was thrilled that the supporting players got a bigger role this time around. They are fantastic, and I enjoyed spending time with all of them. I grew up in Sonoma County, so I have a special connection with the setting even if I did have to move my mental map of the fictional town where most of the action takes place. This book will leave you hungry for cheese, so the three recipes at the end will be welcome. I’m already anxious to see what happens to Willa and the others in the next in the series.

Debbiereadsbook (1444 KP) rated Little Treasure He Hides (Little Paws Haven #1) in Books
Aug 18, 2022
This is the first in a new series between this pair of authors, and by gosh, it's so good!
Gabai wasn't too impressive when he first meets Asher, but the big bear Daddy does redeem himself once he gets his head out his ass and realise just what Asher needs, not what Gabai does.
Asher's pain is so deep, you can almost taste it. Once we get the full story about why Ash (and I loved that Gabai shortened his name, but no one else could get away with that!) you can understand why he doesn't like to be touched, and just why he hates being called boy.
The way Gabai deals with the perpetrator of the damage to the club shows how much he cares about the Littles in his club, even if he can't be their chief hugger now Ash is about.
I loved that, once he gets Ash, Gabai lets Ash set the pace to bring his little out once more. The little steps are important, they start a big journey, and Ash and Gabai have a wonderful start to that journey now.
Lots of characters who need stories, there is bit at the end of this one for the next story, but I'm not sure if I put things together right so we'll wait, very impatiently, for the next book!
5 full and shiny stars
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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...
Paranormal Erotica Romance

Jasmine's Journey to Jesus
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Jasmine’s Journey to Jesus is a powerful and inspirational story of survival, hope, growth and...
Fiction Coming of Age Christian Fiction