reviews
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Book Review: The Wedding Date by Jasmine Guillory

In this debut novel, Guillory starts strong with an original meet-cute scene when the main characters, Alexa Monroe and Drew Nichols, get trapped in a broken-down elevator and share some soft cheese with crackers, engaging in witty banter and flirtatious looks. By the end of the encounter, Drew has Alexa agreeing to be his fake… Continue reading
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Book review: The Rainfall Market by You Yeong-Gwang

Yeong-Gwang’s debut novel is bursting with magical realism, a thought-provoking, feel-good storyline, a light touch of fantasy, and a cast of fun characters, including a magical, size-changing spirit guide cat named Issha, who behaves more like a puppy. Honestly, the cat was the most heartfelt, genuine character. The simplistic writing, perhaps attributed to a poor… Continue reading
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Book Review: Wrong Text, Right Love Against All Odds #1 by Claudia Y. Burgoa

This rom-com, which has an enemies-to-lovers trope, an overly perky female character, and a grumpy borderline recluse male lead, should appeal to Roxie Noir and Lila Monroe fans. Continue reading
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Book review: The Three Musketeers by Alexandre Dumas
This historical, political, and romantic flair novel is fast-paced and so compelling with its many intrigues and plots. Dumas makes it nearly impossible for readers to put the book down with the excellent care he takes in the exposition of his introduction of our hero, the two principal villains, and all three musketeers showcasing their… Continue reading
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Book Review: Bewitching The Vampire by Carrie Pulkinen

The 71-page short story is a fast read. Cassie McClain, a witch who is tired of hiding her powers even though exposing her magic could put her life in peril, and Branan Sinclair, a vampire who despises witches, are introduced as the main characters. Continue reading
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Book Review: Tears of Revenge by Tanja Longoria

This is a vampire reverse harem erotic romance with trigger warnings such as but not limited to blood play, graphic violence, torture, rape, and death. Continue reading
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Book Review: Blindsided by Amy Daws

Book Review: Blindsided by Amy Daws a book available for free on Kindle Prime Reading. This book is the second book in The Harris Brothers World, however can be read as a standalone. Daws pairs Freya Cook “Cookie” the invisible plus size seamstress in body and spirit who is used to offering cheeky punch lines… Continue reading






















