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My name’s Tevy and you’ll find me staring out the window of a psychiatric center. I’m not crazy, I don’t think. I see angels. Not the sweet faced, flowing robe kind either. I see sword-wielding, flying over our heads and killing each other angels. Everyone thinks I’m nuts, which is why I’m in here. For a while, I thought maybe that something went wrong in my head, maybe from my parents dying. But I was wrong, terribly wrong about everything: my parents, the angels, who I truly am or rather what I am. Once I’m out, I have to dodge the angels without raising anyone's suspicions including the boy next door that has some secrets of his own. Dylan soon learns I’m not as normal as I pretend to be, but will he tell? Crazy or not, I can’t go back to the isolation ward.
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Kate is a writer living in Los Angeles who returns home for Christmas to Connecticut. Her trip isn’t going to well. Her luggage is lost and some guy in a Santa suit knocks out her tooth. What a great start to the holiday. Tony is the Santa that accidentally collides with her. He’s apologetic and smitten at first site … This is a classic holiday story like the one’s on Hallmark. Lonely girl has a terrible Christmas, meets cute guy, falls in love. It’s warm and fuzzy, bringing out all the Christmas feels. I felt for Kate. We’ve all had those days/weeks when nothing goes right. You just want to call it quits and sink into a pint of ice cream. Tony is a former navy seal who is just trying to make Christmas memorable for his family. I really liked him. He has this heroic, sweet, tough personality that makes the ending so much sweeter. There isn’t really any heat in the story but a few sweet kisses. Although I liked the story there is nothing that really makes it stand out from all the other holiday stories out there. If you like the Hallmark holiday movies then you’d definitely enjoy All I Want For Christmas by Michael Buzzelli. Giveaway:
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What doesn’t kill her … had better start running. How awesome of a catch line is that?! Seriously. I love it. This is the second book in the series and yes, you do have to read them in order. Kellen is in an awkward place after recovery some of her memories. She’s living with her former boyfriend who she can’t quiet remember and her daughter, who she hadn’t felt a connection to. In order to escape these overwhelming feelings, she takes a job. Simple. Easy. That is until the hired assassins arrive and she finds her young daughter has stowed away…
What a ride! I really like Kellen. She’s come such a long way in the series already. From an abused woman, to a guarded loner, to a woman with an unknown family. I couldn’t wait to sink into this book. In fact, I started the book at eleven pm telling myself I’ll just read a few chapters. I was over a hundred pages in when I realized the clock read two am. I just couldn’t put the book down. The action is great and then, Kellen finds her daughter in the back of the van. Oh my God, I literally gasped! The van’s going go blow. Killers are on their tail. They’re stuck in the woods! I did find it completely odd that when they met those bikers they didn’t ask for help. Really? That made no sense. At the very least, tell the bikers what’s going on so they can get out of there to retrieve help. I’m also confused as to why Max didn’t call her army buddies for help. He finds out the love of his life and his young daughter are being hunter so he just goes there … by himself? That makes no sense. Call her army buddies. Call Nils who set this whole thing up for help. Do something other than the whole Rambo, I’ll deal with hit myself crap. Then there’s the rescue itself. They finally get Nils to help them. He flies a two-person helicopter onto the mountain. Two-person helicopter for four people …*head desk*. This felt like a ploy to get the romance between Kellen and Max going. One more issue was the wedding dress. To save her child Kellen has to face off against the bad guy or girl, I’m not telling you which. She’s doing it in her wedding dress. Really? She’s a captain in the army! Why would she not rip that dress off, or at least, take it off and go save her kid in a slip or bra or nothing. It’s her kid for crying out loud. Kellen would rather fight in a big fluffy dress. So, there are some plot issues however I still really loved the book. What Doesn’t Kill Her has suspense, action, light romance and wonderful characters. I had to find out who the psycho is and it is a bit out of left field but had a good ending. There’s a cliffhanger that leads to the third book. I’ll definitely be reading it.
Barry’s world is pushed into chaos when his partner of twenty-three years dies along with their two beloved dogs. Now, he’s left lost, lonely and heartbroken. Barry decides to change, well, everything. New job. New home. New hobbies. New boyfriend. Then the unexpected sends him home…
Barry turns forty-five and everything changes. His partner, whom he loved deeply is now gone. Gertie and Noel, their beloved dogs also perish. I really think the dogs should have been omitted. The impact of Andy’s death is heavy enough, I don’t think the dog’s death did the plot any favors. That said. I am heartbroken for Barry! This poor man. His life is on track, his love is bone deep and suddenly Andy is gone. God, how sad and depressing. I enjoyed Barry’s growth as the story progresses. He’s just trying to get over his grief and there are some interesting moments that had me smiling. The romance is very sweet, thought I do wish it had more heat. This book really plays with all the readers emotions. From sadness to hope to depression to comedy to acceptance. The Cool Part of His Pillow (love that title) is a story about picking up the pieces of a broken life.
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A year after he betrayed his adoptive father and sent him to jail, David is slowly rebuilding his life. Then everything falls apart again: he learns that Tomor has escaped, and his police connections lead him to a child sex trafficking ring involving cold, powerful men. The cops are in over their heads with “Operation Carnivora” … Perhaps the only one who can help bust the pedophile predators is an equally vicious devil: Tomor, the country’s most hunted criminal.
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I’ve always been fascinated by dark psychological thrillers that mess with your mind and keep you on the edge of your seat. I toyed with the genre writing my debut novel Wild Hearted, but labeled it a crime drama. Its sequel, Carnivora, evolved over six years to become a full-blown hold-your-breath thriller that deals with grave issues such as kidnapping, child sex trafficking, and self-harm. Telling five parallel stories with as many voices, it gives you the perspectives of a police informant, a hunted gangster, a mad avenger, an inconsolable girlfriend, and a psychotic kidnapper. I pull no punches weaving these stories, so be prepared for a dark, gritty, and graphic read – a little dirty on the erotic side – that I hope will play with your strings and stick with you for a long time. Please note that this is part 1 of Carnivora and I am currently working on parts 2 and 3, so if those cliffhangers at the end are killing you, be patient. The continuation is right around the corner! Sneak Peek
Fuck me, this is the hardest thing I’ve done physically and mentally. You’d think slicing your own vein would be an easy task for a cold-blooded assassin, but I had no idea.
I wasn’t exactly given a choice. Had to improvise, find my method. Been locked up in this barred, one-man shit-hole of Lastimar State Pen so long, I’ve lost track of time. Most inmates count the days, but I don’t give a damn. You can’t quantify pain. Every day is a fucking lifetime. At first, considering the amount of cases the prosecution had against me, everything happened fast—the pre-trial procedures, my lawyer’s plea, and the jury’s verdict. They rushed it 'cause they wanted to see me locked away and gave me solitary confinement for life. Times the number of people I’ve killed. Life. You know what that means for a guy like me. It means death, a slow, painful death. The worst kind of torture, way worse than execution. I’m tired, can’t take any more. I know why they put me away. I don’t necessarily agree with their methods, but I understand their reasoning. Society needs to be purged of cockroaches, of vermin. If not, it succumbs to anarchy. When a gang leader, whose web of crime spreads with the speed and sneakiness of cancer, is caught, he must be disposed of and left to rot. I get that. But why the solitude? They won’t let me see anyone. Max security, fucking lockdown. I’m placed so far down the row from the other inmates, all I can hear is occasional yells of frustration or boredom. The guards check on me every half hour, day and night, banging their metal bats against my cell bars. Those blood-freezing sounds are my only company. Fucking routine, making sure I can never sleep. And aside from the regular bad-mouthing, the guards don’t talk to me. A priest came here to talk once, wanting me to spill my guts and thank Jesus for generously forgiving my sins, but I told him to get lost. Don’t need no interference from above. The only person I see is my lawyer, a scared little shit awarded to me by the state. Totally worthless. You hear about the powerful crime lords paying the best lawyers and getting good deals negotiated. Me, I’ve been so effectively kept away from the outside world, I haven’t been able to influence anyone. And who from the outside could help, anyway? My whole gang was dismantled; either locked up or dead. All I’ve got to keep me company is a mattress, a blanket, and a hole in the concrete floor. Nothing else, like we’re not human enough to have rights on this row. Guess they worry we’ll get a little suicidal and use any available tool to harm ourselves… Damn right. Luz, I miss you! How are you? They won’t tell me anything, and it makes me love you that much more. I think about you all the time and recall how you were, replay the things you did. Like that trip in the forest, one of our first days together. You drove your bike so fast, your cheeks were pink and your eyes bright and sparkling with excitement. You were so full of life, Sweetie. I just had to have you ‘cause I knew you’d save me. Being told I’ll never see you again wrenches my heart so bad, I want to tear it out with my hands to ease the pain. How can it be possible? We were meant for each other, as one, a unity, and being apart wasn’t in the cards. The first time I asked that prick of a lawyer when you would visit, he said you’re on the Witness Protection Program. But that don’t make no fucking sense. They’re protecting you from what, from whom? Me? You’re my girl, so what the hell is that about? He said the authorities gave you a new identity and moved you to a secret place so we’d never be in touch. As if I could get out of this dump. No one ever escaped Lastimar. But you know … I could survive having my freedom taken and let the hours and days and months pass one by one, little by little. Chain-smoking, staring at the small window with the steel bars high up on the wall, attentively tracing their details so they’re etched in my mind. And the dirty wall with the scribbles and spots of blackened blood and hair from previous inmates. The rough cement floor with the dark hole in the corner, emanating decades of piss and shit. The old mattress; holed and spotted with all kinds of bodily fluids. I’ll spare you the details. That’s what I lie on, day in and day out. Withering. I can survive—out-live—all of that, but then you got to come see me, Baby, come talk to me. How else can I go on? I can’t. Not without you, my sweetie, my love, my sunshine. You’re all I have left. If I could see your pretty face and sparkling blue eyes and cheeky smile just once, I’d be fine. If you looked me in the eyes and told me you can’t stop thinking of me, it would be plenty to resist for a long fucking time. Months, years. I’d have dreams, and time would pass at my own rate, at my own speed, at the pulse of my own fucking will. When the lawyer told me “no,” I didn’t believe him and laughed like the naïve retard I am. “Yeah, asshole, very funny, love the joke. Now cut the crap and tell me when I can see her.” “Tomor,” he replied, with that pathetic, wimpy smile of his. “Forget it, she’s not coming. Not now, not ever. Get that idea out of your head, ‘cause it’s not gonna happen. Forget about her. That’s the best thing you can do for yourself. Let go.” Well, Sweetie… I won’t allow them the pleasure of seeing me slowly shrink and turn to dust. I’ll beat them to it, do it myself. Death doesn’t scare me. Copyright @2019 Lea Bronsen
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 | Title: So Far... Author: Kelsey Grammer Genre: Biography TBR Reviewer: Christine K. Rating: 4/5 - Recommended Read |
Kelsey Grammer is a well-known actor. He’s also the star in one of my favorite shows, Frasier! His biography was an interesting read. It actually helps me understand why he started drinking and drugs. His life has been one tragedy after another. His father’s murder, his sister’s murder, his friend’s suicide, his girlfriend’s suicide. His success in show business is really amazing. As interesting as the book is, there are some issues. He tends to talk in detail with name dropping of uninteresting parts. The earlier plays are extremely detailed but the newer scenes that I bought the book to read feel very rushed. I wanted to know more about his father and sister. Were their killer’s every found? (I Goggled so I know that answer.) How did that affect him? With the issues of a particular character on Cheers why was she a guest on Frasier? The section about Frasier, which is what I really looked forward to, is miniscule. I want to know more about working on the show. What did he love? What did he hate? How is it working with his personal issues? I’ve got to see if he has any other biographies out. This is an interesting read and it is a testament to Grammar’s strength to have survived all that has happened to him.
I will say the story does open up about the actor and it doesn’t diminish his abilities or change anything in a negative way. (I had that issue with the Ron Pearlman biography and I can’t watch Pearlman’s movies with the same interest.) Kelsey Grammar has been through a lot and it is interesting to read about his journey.
I will say the story does open up about the actor and it doesn’t diminish his abilities or change anything in a negative way. (I had that issue with the Ron Pearlman biography and I can’t watch Pearlman’s movies with the same interest.) Kelsey Grammar has been through a lot and it is interesting to read about his journey.
 | Title: Having it All A Naked Men Novel - stand alone Author: Christi Barth Genre: Contemporary, Romance, TBR Reviewer: Bella Star Rating: 5 stars - A Must Read! Heat: 3/5 - Blush Worthy! |
Josh is happy being single among his married or engaged friends. Annabeth has come from the bottom and clawed her way into the light. She wouldn’t risk being kicked back down by anyone, let alone a man. Even if the man is Josh with his sexy looks and amazing kisses. Will giving in heal them both?
Annabeth wears combat boots because life is a war zone. Yeah, I already like her. She is amazing. She went from poverty to this nice job. From nothing to hope. Her story is one of hard work and never giving up. When she meets Josh, she’s instantly attracted. Who wouldn’t be? I like that their romance isn’t instant which gives them a great slow burn. The guys have a podcast called The Naked Men which they use to share the rawer part of themselves. It’s brilliant!
Having it All is a must read!
Annabeth wears combat boots because life is a war zone. Yeah, I already like her. She is amazing. She went from poverty to this nice job. From nothing to hope. Her story is one of hard work and never giving up. When she meets Josh, she’s instantly attracted. Who wouldn’t be? I like that their romance isn’t instant which gives them a great slow burn. The guys have a podcast called The Naked Men which they use to share the rawer part of themselves. It’s brilliant!
Having it All is a must read!
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 | No way was Arne going to allow fate to chain him to a guy who thought all creatures, even those determined to kill you, were worthy of saving. Arne was a Viking warrior, death was his thing and he was damned good at it. Dermot Kincaid believed all of God’s creations deserved respect. He was a pacifist at heart, but that didn’t mean he couldn’t stand up for himself. Even when that meant getting retribution against the asshole who thought he was better than anyone else. When Arne and Dermot are attacked, they must find common ground so they can work together to defeat the enemy. If they can’t, they may not just risk losing, but they also risk their hearts developing a Fatal Frost. |
SNEAK PEEK of FATAL FROST BY SHEA BALIK
Fear had been a living breathing thing residing within Dermot Kincaid his entire life. Just the act of stepping out what basically amounted to a vertical coffin helped, but Dermot knew he wouldn’t be able to breathe easy again until he was outside.
Considering what was out there and that he now had his three-year-old nephew, Gillie, to worry about, Dermot wasn’t so sure outside would make him feel any safer. That this crazy man brandishing a sword like he was an ancient warrior was suggesting he go into the hoard of demons wasn’t something he was exactly excited about.
If only he didn’t know about what lie beyond that damn veil, he might have been able to ignore what he damn well knew had to be done. Shaking his head as he quickly argued the pros and cons to himself, Dermot finally relented and shoved Gillie into the stranger’s arms.
Probably not the wisest course of action since he didn’t even know the man, but it was one of those common enemy type things. Since this soldier guy was there to fight the…Dermot shuttered as the images of what he saw in front of his house came back to him.
Logically, he knew they weren’t demons, but they might as well have been.
“Hold Gillie for a minute.” It wasn’t a request, nor did he phrase it as one. Then he darted out the back door, yelling, “I’ll be right back.”
He heard the man curse, something Dermot really wished he’d stop doing as Gillie was at that age where he repeated everything people said.
According to ancient texts from his ancestors, the Fae, who held far superior magic than that of the druids, learned they could hold the human population under their natural thrall. Apparently, the Fae, whether Seelie or Unseelie, were too stunningly beautiful for humans to resist, turning them into nothing more than puppets, to do the Fae’s bidding.
The same fear that had driven him since he was three, had him fearing the Fae. It was due to this that Dermot spent as much time as possible learning not just about his ancestors, but the root of their magic. He hadn’t liked what he’d found, but he was still prepared to use it.
Racing into a shed, that could be called more of a shack since the roof was held up by only four poles in the corners. Three sides had half walls for storage purposes, but the upper half was completely open to the elements as well as the entire fourth side, he went to his safe. He spun the combination effortlessly from doing it so many times through his life.
Yanking open the door, he reached inside for four bottles. Not bothering to close it, for if they lost, the contents would no longer matter, he raced back for the house.
Considering what was out there and that he now had his three-year-old nephew, Gillie, to worry about, Dermot wasn’t so sure outside would make him feel any safer. That this crazy man brandishing a sword like he was an ancient warrior was suggesting he go into the hoard of demons wasn’t something he was exactly excited about.
If only he didn’t know about what lie beyond that damn veil, he might have been able to ignore what he damn well knew had to be done. Shaking his head as he quickly argued the pros and cons to himself, Dermot finally relented and shoved Gillie into the stranger’s arms.
Probably not the wisest course of action since he didn’t even know the man, but it was one of those common enemy type things. Since this soldier guy was there to fight the…Dermot shuttered as the images of what he saw in front of his house came back to him.
Logically, he knew they weren’t demons, but they might as well have been.
“Hold Gillie for a minute.” It wasn’t a request, nor did he phrase it as one. Then he darted out the back door, yelling, “I’ll be right back.”
He heard the man curse, something Dermot really wished he’d stop doing as Gillie was at that age where he repeated everything people said.
According to ancient texts from his ancestors, the Fae, who held far superior magic than that of the druids, learned they could hold the human population under their natural thrall. Apparently, the Fae, whether Seelie or Unseelie, were too stunningly beautiful for humans to resist, turning them into nothing more than puppets, to do the Fae’s bidding.
The same fear that had driven him since he was three, had him fearing the Fae. It was due to this that Dermot spent as much time as possible learning not just about his ancestors, but the root of their magic. He hadn’t liked what he’d found, but he was still prepared to use it.
Racing into a shed, that could be called more of a shack since the roof was held up by only four poles in the corners. Three sides had half walls for storage purposes, but the upper half was completely open to the elements as well as the entire fourth side, he went to his safe. He spun the combination effortlessly from doing it so many times through his life.
Yanking open the door, he reached inside for four bottles. Not bothering to close it, for if they lost, the contents would no longer matter, he raced back for the house.
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 | Title: Storyteller Blessed Authors: GW and Paula Calloway Genre: Romance, futuristic TBR Reviewer: Bella Rating: 3/5 - A Good Read Heat: 2/5 - Flirty |
Shadow is now a single mother in a rapidly changing world.
This is the third book in the storyteller series. The story revolves around Shadow giving birth to twins while trying to heal the world with magic. I had a hard time staying interested in this addition because there are so many slow scenes. It begins slowly but the story does pick up. The scenes are very jumpy in some places too so maybe that’s why I had a hard time staying focused. I really liked Shadow. She’s dealing with twins and a dying world. She’s taking all this on her shoulders and being a mother, I could imagine the exhaustion. Shadow is a tough woman that I really related to and enjoyed reading about. The ending has a lovely sweetness to it that I was very happy about.
This is the third book in the storyteller series. The story revolves around Shadow giving birth to twins while trying to heal the world with magic. I had a hard time staying interested in this addition because there are so many slow scenes. It begins slowly but the story does pick up. The scenes are very jumpy in some places too so maybe that’s why I had a hard time staying focused. I really liked Shadow. She’s dealing with twins and a dying world. She’s taking all this on her shoulders and being a mother, I could imagine the exhaustion. Shadow is a tough woman that I really related to and enjoyed reading about. The ending has a lovely sweetness to it that I was very happy about.
 | Title: Sanctified Author: Maggie Blackbird Genre: Romance, contemporary TBR Reviewer: Bella Rating: 4/5 - Recommended Read! Heat: 3/5 - Blush Worthy! |
Jude is recovering from a divorce when he returns home to his family. Raven is a recovering drug addict who wants to show her clan that they can be proud of her. Can their love bring two clans together?
The clans are a complicated place that Jude and Raven are immersed in. I found the clans interesting. Their traditions and different ways of life are fascinating. Jude and Raven’s romance is a sweet ride with some heat. I liked how the romance balanced well with the story of the clans. That said, the editing is a bit rough and the story is slow in some places. I really enjoyed Raven’s journey the most. From addiction to returning to her family’s arms trying to make them proud of her.
Sanctified is an interesting story with some lovely heat.
The clans are a complicated place that Jude and Raven are immersed in. I found the clans interesting. Their traditions and different ways of life are fascinating. Jude and Raven’s romance is a sweet ride with some heat. I liked how the romance balanced well with the story of the clans. That said, the editing is a bit rough and the story is slow in some places. I really enjoyed Raven’s journey the most. From addiction to returning to her family’s arms trying to make them proud of her.
Sanctified is an interesting story with some lovely heat.
 | Title: Bind me, Sir Author: Lynn Burke Genre: Romance, Erotic, BDSM, TBR Reviewer: Bella Rating: 4 Stars - Highly Recommended Read Heat: 5/5 - Orgasmic |
Natalie only cares about taking care of her sister and Jordan is in the worlds spotlight. They are like water and oil. What happens when they’re both thrown into the fire of passion?
The way this is written is confusing. The jump in point of view often had me backtracking to see who’s view we are in. The story itself is definitely sexy. Natalie and Jordan have a SMOKING HOT chemistry with each other. Seriously, my ereader threatened to overheat or maybe it was just me! So sexy. I liked the story itself but the plot is a bit overused. I’ve read similar stories before so I do wish the author had switched things up and given us something different. If you’re looking for a sexy romance story to get you in the mood then Bind Me Sir is definitely a great choice. The BDSM elements are really tastefully done. That ending is satisfying and so sweet!
The way this is written is confusing. The jump in point of view often had me backtracking to see who’s view we are in. The story itself is definitely sexy. Natalie and Jordan have a SMOKING HOT chemistry with each other. Seriously, my ereader threatened to overheat or maybe it was just me! So sexy. I liked the story itself but the plot is a bit overused. I’ve read similar stories before so I do wish the author had switched things up and given us something different. If you’re looking for a sexy romance story to get you in the mood then Bind Me Sir is definitely a great choice. The BDSM elements are really tastefully done. That ending is satisfying and so sweet!
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