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Title: My Personal Bad Boy Author: Bethany James Release Date: Sept 30, 2016 I’m searching for wingman or woman. I’m seeking corruption and I want you to be my guide. I’m average, from my average height, to my average weight, to my average hair and my average clothes. I spent New Year’s babysitting when I wanted to be anywhere else. I want a tattoo or maybe a piercing. I want to kiss a girl and have a one-night stand, not necessarily in that order. I’m not a virgin but I may as well be. I want to experiment and gain experience. I’m sick of being the wallflower. I want to be so confident with myself and my sexuality that when I walk into a room head’s turn. Most of all, I want to live. Reply to this message if you think you have what it takes. Bethany James was born and raised Florida, currently residing in Tampa. When she isn’t writing you can most likely find her with her nose buried in a book.  

Click Here to get it on Amazon! Blurb: Secrets. Redemption. Love’s second-chance. Hard-driving real-estate developer Lauren Rolphe returns to her hometown of Looking Glass Lake, ready to revitalize the area and receive a hero’s welcome for her troubles. Practical-joker Matthew Paycoach is the town’s most loyal and influential citizen…and the Looking Glass Lake’s most charming cowboy. But even his easy-going smile can’t mask the pain Lauren caused when she dumped him and left town without a goodbye nine years ago. As they war over the town’s future, Looking Glass Lake’s most notorious matchmakers jump into the fray. Matt quickly loses the battle to protect his heart, and Lauren is overwhelmed by sweet memories and longings she has tried so desperately to forget. But when a secret surfaces and the past comes back to haunt them, Matt and Lauren must learn how to let go and trust God…or lose love’s true home forever. Love’s True Home is Book 1 in the Looking Glass Lake series ...

We are so excited to bring you the release of THE PANTHER MOON, the third installment of The Secret Warrior Series by Beth Trissel. The Panther Moon continues on the story of our endearing heroine Morgan Daniel as she embarks on another adventure in this thrilling and action-packed novel guaranteed to keep you on the edge of your seats. The Panther Moon is available now at: Amazon (Kindle) | Barnes & Noble (Nook) . Note: For a better and more enjoyable reading experience, it is highly recommended to read the first two books of The Secret Warrior Series first. Details below. About The Panther Moon Series: The Secret Warrior, Book 3 Genre: Young Adult, Fantasy Romance, Paranormal/Urban Fantasy - - - - - Being the seventh Morcant has its perks: Morgan is learning to fly and wield magical blue fire. But the coyote shifters are growing bolder. Mateo and his panthers seem impossible to defeat. And vampires aren't real – are they? When the elusive and enigmatic...

  Review: The Forgotten Fairytales - Book #1 Forgotten Fairytales - Angela Pankhurst - February 2014 As I love my fairytales, one of the themes I am a sucker for is renditions of classics and fairytale stories. The Forgotten Fairytales reminded me of the Ever After High stories and one I read a while back which featured the theme of forgotten fairytales. Norah and her half-sister April have always been on the move as her dad goes from one job to another. After an incident which nearly caused April her life, the girls father suggests that they need to finally settle down in one place. So while he is off teaching in Moscow, he has enrolled the girls into a boarding school. Norah's mother attended the school and later we learn that her father did too and it was Norah's mothers wishes that she attend before her seventeenth year. When Norah arrives , she finds the school very odd and the curriculum even more strange. It turns out that the school is filled with char...

Review: Something I Need - Book #1 xoxo Nashville Series - Lena Lowe - September 2016 As a reader you start to develop favourite themes and places to read about in novels. One of my favourite settings is Nashville - as a big fan of the country music scene and even more so now after visiting Nashville, I love to read about it as it sparks the memories of my time there and of course most of the books set in Nashville have that country music theme. In Something I Need, we meet Jonte Williamson who has come from Australia to Nashville to compete in the finals of an American Idol type reality TV show as her dreams are to become a singer. However, when Jonte arrives it doesn't look like Lady Luck is shining on her side as her accomodation falls through and now she is homeless and her money is running thin. The first night she arrives, she meets bartender Cash and his twin sister Dolly and the pair take Jonte under their wings. As we read on we discover that Cash has some demons s...

  Review: Southern Nights and Secrets - Book #4 The Boys are Back in Town Series - Robin Covington - September 2016 The last book in the Boys are Back in Town series has finally been released and I have to say since lately I have been enjoying the shows Code Black and Chicago Med, this was one of my favourite reads in the series.  Beck Sutherland aka Dr. Sutherland is one of those risk-taking, rule-breaking doctors who care too much about the patients and less about the rules. Think Melissa George's role in Heartbeat, but a male version and you have Beck.  Despite his bad reputation and misunderstood career moves, he is still one of the top and best doctors around and is up for the position of Team Leader for ER. The thing is though that the committee aren't convinced he is the best person for the role as he is considered unconventional. One of the outsiders that has been called upon to help the decision is Virginia Crawford aka Ginger. The two of them u...

Review: Wilder - Book #1 The Renegades - Rebecca Yarros - September 2016 Another one of my dreams is to go on a cruise ship, I think it would be an amazing experience, and another favourite trope of mine is novels that involve cruise ships, tutoring, and sports. Like music, I am a pretty all-rounder when it comes to what I love to read. Wilder by Rebecca Yarros attracted me on one main thing - Extreme sports. In Wilder, we meet Leah who has overcome a tragic event in her life that has made her a survivor and been presented with an amazing opportunity to spend a year on board a cruise ship on scholarship for their academic schooling programme on board. Part of the scholarship requirements means that Leah has to tutor one of the wealthier students, and she has been stuck with Paxton Wilder - one of the original Renegades. The Renegades are a group of guys and girls who are extreme sports champions and since this is the dawn of Youtube Channels and Reality TV. They wi...

      Review: Here's the Thing - Emily O'Beirne - October 2016 There were two things that attracted me to this book , the first of course was the cover of the Subway lines in New York and the second was the author as I had just a couple of weeks ago finished reading her book Points of Departure and quite enjoyed it. In Here's the Thing we meet Zelda aka Zel whose parents have moved back to Australia from New York for their jobs. While in New York, Zel's mother worked for a modelling agency and that is where she met Prim. The two of them one day based on a book they both read, decided that they would begin a project to ride the Subway lines together . This went on till she moved and also the last time they talked before she left to come to Australia. While in Australia , Zel is beginning a new school with a new set of friends courtesy of her cousin Anthony welcoming her into his group. In this group of friends , Zel meets Stel aka Stella. Stel...