Review: Code of Honor - Book#2 Cipher Security Series - April White - March 2020 As always, I am excited when a Smartypants Romance book lands on my Kindle as this is a world series that I love and the authors that Penny Reid has chosen to write in her world are doing it justice. This particular book the lead female character would have to be one of my favorite heroines and I could see us being friends. She was what I dream of being like in away. She is quirky, honest, knowledgeable and she is also adventurous, risk-taker and a bounty hunter to boot.  Our main female character Anna has been left her Aunt Alex's loft and in that loft was a mission for her - to retrieve a painting of her Aunt and Mother that was stolen from them 30 years ago. The plan is for Anna to steal the painting while her sophisticated twin sister seduces the man who has the painting.  The pair manage to pull it off, but now Anna is being watched closely by Darius who works for Ciph...

About the book: Fortuna Sworn is the last of her kind. Her brother disappeared two years ago, leaving her with no family or species to speak of. She hides among humans, spending her days working at a bar and her nights searching for him. The bleak pattern goes on and on... until she catches the eye of a powerful faerie.He makes no attempt to hide that he desires Fortuna. And in exchange for her, he offers something irresistible. So Fortuna reluctantly leaves her safe existence behind to step back into a world of creatures and power. It soon becomes clear that she may not have bargained with her heart, but her very life.   Artwork Commissioned by the Author of Fortuna and Collith: About the Author: K.J. Sutton lives in a land of darkness and snow. She spends her time writing strange stories or watching twisted shows on Netflix. She always has a cup of Vanilla Chai in her hand and despises wearing anything besides pajamas. Sh...

    Review: Tragically Flawed- A.M Hargrove - September 2013 Riveria Benson is stuck in an abusive relationship , day in and day out she is beaten until one day - she gets up the courage and realises enough is enough. She packs her bag in the middle of the night and escapes onto a bus and heads to a safe place where no-one could ever find her. Here, Riveria will learn the true meaning of friendship, love and that sometimes even if you don't think you are much to look at or worthy enough - there is someone out there who will be jealous and try and pull you down with them. Riveria is a talented painter and gets a job working for Marsha-Sue and her high clientele Interior Decorating business as the residential painter. It is on the job whilst blasting Justin Bieber that she meets Shan aka Benjamin Shandon - owner of Shandon Constructions - her boss of sorts. Shan can't help being attracted to Riveria but can he help her to break down some of her heavily guar...

    Looking for a new teen book to read ? Needing a new author to discover ?     Review: I Remember You - Melanie Marks - November 2012 As people know, I am a cover girl and this cover attracted me as it had a sense of maybe a deja vu feeling or reincarnation feel to it. The novel starts with the main character Rain and her best friend Nine at the mall when they see a stand for Young Artists. They wander over and one of the artists captures Rain's attention, she can't help but think he looks familiar but shrugs it off as he must be a model or someone famous. The next day, Rain gets a phone call to say her best friend Kyle has returned home - Nine years ago Kyle was kidnapped and all hope was lost . Now Kyle has returned home and it seems that Artist boy is in fact Kyle and then begins the novel of Rain's struggle between love as she is faced with her long-term boyfriend Chase and her long-time friend who was once lost but now found Kyle , if that ...

Who hear remembers the creation Emily the Strange ? If , you loved her then Jodee Taylah's new book "Children of the In-Between" will be definitely one that you will want to add to your bookshelf. Review: Children of the In-Between - Jodee Taylah - April 2011 When I was younger , I always had a fascination with Emily the Strange . I thought the character was awesome but as the way my parents were , I was never allowed to really have anything with that kind of symbolism but as I got older they soon let me make my own decisions and by that stage I had slowly moved out of the Emily the Strange stage and into Vampires and the Supernatural/Paranormal. Children of the In-Between is a sophisticated picture book aimed at the teen audience as some of the images and words could scar younger children.  I loved the book as it holds an Edgar Allan Poe feel of The Raven and The Tell-tale heart.  Children of the In-Between is written in a diary format and as we learn ...