Review: Crazy Stupid Bromance - Book #3 Bromance Book Club - Lyssa Kay Adams - October 2020 After reading Book #1 and loving it as I was drawn in by the series title "Bromance Book Club". Book #3 introduces us to Alexis and Noah who are in the friendzone with each other but they both want more, but scared to rock the boat of their friendship. Alexis is busy with her cafe ToeBeans which helps other survivors of sexual abuse, as Alexis went up against one of the country's most popular chefs and is now the face of a survivor. Her best friend Noah is a reformed hacktivist who spends his time fixing websites and creating sites for his friends which include a few celebrities. Crazy Stupid Bromance has a few storylines running through, the first is Mack - the founder of the Bromance Book Club and his upcoming wedding to Liz, Alexis meeting her birth father and his family and then the love story and friendship of Noah and Alexis. I really liked the character of Mack as he is th...

Capturing Fate Abbie Roads (Fatal Truth #2) Publication date: January 28th 2021 Genres: Adult, Paranormal, Romance, Suspense, Thriller Can love untangle a web of lies and expose the truth? A loner with a mysterious childhood… FBI agent Dolan Watts is no stranger to pain. From his childhood spent in foster care to his daily grind of hunting down hardened criminals, it’s been the one constant through the years. Pain carved out gut feelings he can trust and instincts able to solve cases in record time. Until now. Confronted by a malicious new enemy who revels in mind games, Dolan begins to doubt his own perceptions. Fearing he’s spiraling into insanity, he seeks help from the one woman who can shine light into the darkness consuming him. A woman haunted by a secret… Psychologist Daughter Dawson sabotaged her own safety the moment she accepted Dolan as a client. Still, she felt compelled to help him. Dolan’s past mirrored many of the questions about her own, making his torment...

Review: The Ones Who Got Away - Book #1 The Ones Who Got Away Series - Roni Loren - January 2018 This has been a series that has been sitting on my device for quite a while now and as readers of my reviews know, I have tried to make 2021 a year of cleaning my older books off. The Ones Who Got Away grabbed my attention those many years ago as it is about the survivors of a school shooting and set 12 years later. For a group of teens, they were the survivors of their school prom when two students Joseph and Trevor decided to bring guns in and shoot those there that night. On that night, when the shooting started Liv was in the closet with Finn and when the shooting started, he left Liv and ran to his date Rebecca which left Liv alone and vulnerable. Now twelve years later, a documentary is being made and the survivors are back home in Long Acre to tell their story of that night. Liv hasn't seen Finn since that year and now they are back in the same proximity but none of them are th...

Moments Like This (From Kona With Love) Anna Gomez & Kristoffer Polaha Published by: Rosewind Books Publication date: March 9th 2021 Genres: Adult, Contemporary, Romance After Andrea “Andie” Matthews chooses her career over a marriage proposal and then loses a promotion she worked so hard for, she jumps at the chance to take a break and help run a friend’s coffee shop. Alone in Hawaii, Andie befriends the staff and quickly grows to care for them, making her determined to revive the company. As luck would have it, she meets the mysterious Warren Yates on Christmas Eve. They share a cup of coffee, some conversation, and even a moment, which leads to many more in the coming weeks. But when Andie learns who Warren really is—and what he actually wants—she is torn between her feelings and his deception. Will Warren be able to win her heart back? Website / Goodreads / Amazon / Barnes & Noble — BOOK TRAILER: Author Bio: Kristoffer Polaha is best-known for his...

Review: Losing Faith - #Broken Roses Novella - E.L George - January 2021 Stories like Losing Faith are ones that hit that spot in my heart and contribute to the slowly breaking as I just feel for all the characters in the book. It could be partly due that they often reflect parts of my life and the fact that I have a soft spot for children in the system and kids in general. I also felt for all parties in this book especially Aster and the foster mother. In Losing Faith, we meet baby Faith who has been taken off her mother temporarily as the situation isn't ideal and we read Aster's experiences of trying to work with the mother but not getting anywhere. Faith's mother reminded me so much of my sister whom we will call K, she had her two boys taken off her, and then when we had visitations with them as I would join them so I could spend time with my nephews as I love them to bits, she would spend like 5 minutes and then the whole time would be about her and she would ask the ...