Review: Unloved - Katy Regnery - October 2017 This book attracted me with it's cover as the cover is amazing and scary at the same time. In Unloved we read as two characters have suffered tragedy in their lives. We have Brynn who lost her fiance Jem in a mass shooting and Cassidy who lives in the wop-wops all alone since his family have passed. Cassidy was born Cassidy Porter, his father was a serial killer . Growing up Cassidy was a good kid, but his mother and grandfather always warned him to be careful and keep away from temptations as he may have the killer gene like his father. He has done so well over the years until now, when he hears a scream and rescues Brynn who is hiking in the mountains. Both have thought that they would never find love ,but Cassidy nurses Brynn back to life. Brynn finally realises that she has a chance to move on from Jem but what happens when the guy she wants keeps holding back ? Unloved was full of twists and turns and OMG the few ...

  Review: Vanquished - S.E. Green - November 2015 When I first saw this release , I was excited for two reasons - the first being the author as I loved her Spy Specialist series and also the first book in the Killer Instinct series . The second was the cover and the blurb. To me Vanquished is simply The Hunger Games meets Gladiator with the premise of Human Trafficking and Slavery.  Every year thousands of boys and girls go missing and are trafficked , they are then sold off to the highest bid for the bidder's personal enjoyment whether it be for slaves, entertainment or sex. In Vanquished , girls and boys are being sold off and taken to an island where they are being trained to become fighters or house slaves. The fighters are those who are strong and have the ability and strength , they are used for the pure entertainment of the rich and wealthy - they are taught to fight each other and after each match - only one can live , whereas the other must die. It's a ...

“There was no such thing as a soulmate. As for the intense connection…well, it must have been her imagination. There was no man who would instinctively understand her, no man who could read her mind. No man who could turn her on with just a look or a word, no man whose touch would override her reason and turn her into the embodiment of passion. And the sooner she let go of that fantasy completely, the sooner she could approach romantic relationships with a clear head and appreciate what she had instead of pining over everything she imagined she was missing.” SERRAN WINTERS is determined to let the fantasy of Nick Enfield go. So why does she find herself asking him to dinner while on tour with her latest romance novel? Perhaps it's because she feels safe in disguise as her pseudonym, Jane Garfield. Besides, it's only a couple of hours...until a hurricane leaves her stranded at his house for three days. Despite NICK ENFIELD’s deep hurt and growing bitterness since ...