Review: Saviors - Book #4 Pawns of Patience Series - Cassie James - September 2019 We have now come to the last book in the Pawns of Patience series by Cassie James and in one way I liked how it concluded but on the other hand, some parts were a little disappointing at how un-dramatic they were as in a big climax and little reaction or action for that matter. At the end of Book #3 Juliet had burst in on the boys and told them that she knew where Hollis's treasure was which has been the main storyline running through the books since Book #1 - people have been searching for it and wondering what was it was for years. The boys, however, are grumpy butts as they are jealous that she woke up in bed with Jake who btw didn't do anything but sleep. Later, of course, Jake gets welcomed into their group and Juliet's harem grows by one extra guy. The team all head down to the beach house and the guest cottage and learn the truth of the treasure and what it cont...

Review: Saints - Book #2 Pawns of Patience Series - Cassie James - July 2019 We are back in the town of Patience with Juliet and her new friends as she is still trying to adjust to her new world as a Lexington.This book started off where the cliffhanger of Book #1 ended with Kathryn's death at her birthday party that her aunt threw for her. Juliet and her friends are sitting in the police station answering questions about what happened as it looks like someone murdered Kathryn and now the answer is who would do that? Juliet starts back at school with Smith as her boyfriend and Sadie heads to rehab for her drinking that is getting out of control. While Sadie is away, Juliet makes a new female friend. When Sadie returns, will she be jealous? In Book #2 we see the movement of Jax and Patrick putting their moves on Juliet as the reverse harem storyline starts to pick up some pace. The Pawns of Patience series is definitely a slow burn reverse harem series. Ace red...

An avid gardener, artist, musician and writer, Emily-Jane Hills Orford has fond memories and lots of stories that evolved from a childhood growing up in a haunted Victorian mansion. Told she had a ‘vivid imagination’, the author used this talent to create stories in her head to pass tedious hours while sick, waiting in a doctor’s office, listening to a teacher drone on about something she already knew, or enduring the long, stuffy family car rides. The author lived her stories in her head, allowing her imagination to lead her into a different world, one of her own making.  As the author grew up, these stories, imaginings and fantasies took to the written form and, over the years, she developed a reputation for telling a good story. Emily-Jane can now boast that she is an award-winning author of several books, including Mrs. Murray’s Ghost (Telltale Publishing 2018), Queen Mary’s Daughter (Clean Reads 2018), Gerlinda (CFA 2016) which received an Honorable Mention in th...