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I love how this book is all linked together even though the author is said to create the stories seperately. Cannizzaro’s witty phrases really make the book what is it.. I love it, it makes me want to live my life differently even though I am not actively doing anything to do so currently. I love the author’s ways of including romantic elements, but not ruining it by vulgar sex scenes and…
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The Den of Iniquity by Anabelle Bryant’s | Book Tour
This book sounds amazing! I had a complication that came between me and finishing the book today, but I plan on finishing it soon. So far though, what I’ve read has been fantastic! Here’s the general blurb: Welcome to the most notorious address in London… Beneath the airs and graces of the Ton lies The Underworld – London’s most scandalous gambling hall. The only thing darker and more…
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Into The Land Of Snows by Ellis Nelson | Book Review
Blurb: Sixteen year old Blake travels to Base Camp on Mt. Everest to spend time with his physician father. When a deadly avalanche occurs, Dad is forced to rethink things and sends Blake away. Now accompanied by a Sherpa guide, and in possession of a mysterious camera, Blake undertakes a journey that will challenge everything he believes. In the magical Himalayas, he will be forever changed by…
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The SILVER BELLS CHRISTMAS PANTOMIME by Lynsey James | Book Review
This Christmas pantomime is about to be the talk of the town! Luna Bay’s festive preparations are well under way and the much anticipated annual pantomime is to be, once again, the highlight of the season. Too bad that the village’s very own actress and darling of Broadway, Alice Woods, isn’t feeling in the mood for Christmas. Until the pantomime comes under threat and a grief-stricken Alice is…
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Rhuna: The Star Child
This book review is part of Jenny’s blog tour. At the bottom of my review of the book i will have the tour dates for the rest. To start of, this book comes in a series with two other prior books, which I’m sure anyone who has read any of the other reviews now knows, but might as well say it again for the people in the back. I though, did not read either of the previous books before this one. I…
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Losing Ground by : Alice Rachel | Book Review
Losing Ground by : Alice Rachel | Book Review
This book by itself would be good, but I read it right after I finished Under Ground, and that really set the tone. In Under Ground one really hated Stephen Richards. I don’t really see a way in which one could like him. He’s awful, he does awful things. But when I read this I felt an overwhelming sense of pity for him. I felt so bad for him. Yeah, things could have been worse, but I felt so bad…
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Under Ground by: Alice Rachel | Book Review
Under Ground by: Alice Rachel | Book Review
I love alternate realities when I read, and this one had it. It was a very through society. Well, the society itself was not very good, but that’s what we’re expecting. Sexism is a huge problem in this book. I was singing Sit Still Look Pretty when I was reading the beginning of this novel. Thia had to just sit there and agree with anything the men in this world threw at her. The men in this…
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The Irish Inheritance by M J Lee | Book Review
The Irish Inheritance by M J Lee | Book Review
With the help of Neverland Blog Tours, I’ve landed myself with a copy of this great novel, The Irish Inheritance, by M J Lee. This novel was fast paced and full of surprises. I loved it very much mainly because of how relatable the main character was. Jayne is struggling with a downhill marriage and having a week to dig up a dying man’s past. Mr. Lee makes a point to show that she will not let a…
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Whyte Lies by KC Acton | Book Review
I had the pleasure of getting in contact with KC Acton in the past and have finally gotten her book copy she sent to me ready for review. It was a very fast read and I enjoyed the viewpoint this novel was written in. Following is the blurb for this book: Gunshots ring out on the sweltering summer air, shattering the peaceful silence. The stench of exhaust fumes and burning rubber fill the humid…
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The Wicked Will Rise by Danielle Paige | Book Review
The Wicked Will Rise by Danielle Paige | Book Review
Blurb: In this dark, high-octane sequel to the New York Times bestselling Dorothy Must Die, Amy Gumm must do everything in her power to kill Dorothy and free Oz. To make Oz a free land again, Amy Gumm was given a mission: remove the Tin Woodman’s heart, steal the Scarecrow’s brain, take the Lion’s courage, and then Dorothy must die… But Dorothy still lives. Now the Revolutionary Order of the…
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Treacherous Shadows (Avalon Valley Book 1) by Jennifer Parr
Treacherous Shadows (Avalon Valley Book 1) by Jennifer Parr
Blurb: Sixteen-year-old Aeria Morgan knows her life will be short. Since the Darkness fell two hundred years ago, brevity has staked its claim, especially on the childless. Aeria will die if she does not find love, and soon. But she and her Dviinu brother, Aeron, are outcasts, set apart from the rest of Avalon Valley because of their sordid family history and mysterious conception, and so Aeria…
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God of War, Ares: Guardian by Brandon Chen | Book Review
God of War, Ares: Guardian by Brandon Chen | Book Review
Summary: In the world of Terrador, the Persian Empire dominates over the other nations on the eastern continent of Dastia. When Darien, the teenage prince of Persia, is banished from his homeland and is forced to wander the endless desert of the Lost Sands, he meets a new and unusual friend, and his grand adventure begins. It is said that no human can cross the vast desert and survive. In the…
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Category Jeremy by Elizabetta Holcomb | Book Review
Category Jeremy by Elizabetta Holcomb | Book Review
Blurb: Jeremiah Cameron Tremaine Within the body of Jeremy is a weapon of mass destruction. Being the strongest host in Dover’s Amalgam, he is a hurricane of a class all by himself. The strongest host alive. Living between two time periods: one life in medieval Dover and the other in modern Louisiana, England, and the Cayman Islands, he finds life becomes a cluster of unfortunate events that…
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Rise of the Erifs | Atlanta Bushnell
Rise of the Erifs | Atlanta Bushnell
Blurb: “What the hell is an Erif?!” “A killing machine. If they catch us, they’ll kill us. That’s all you need to know.” The Erifs are ruthless, powerful and unforgiving. They feed on rage and hatred. And Prince Torin is all that stands in their way. He is young and impulsive. Determined to protect those he loves at any cost as their kingdom prepares for war with the Erifs – a fierce race of…
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A Summer of Secrets | Blog Tours | Book Review
A Summer of Secrets | Blog Tours | Book Review
Thank you to Jenny in Neverland and of course Alice Ross for throwing this blog tour, it’s a great idea. Also, check out Hello Chick Lit’s post for this book today too. lets hit it off with the review: When you’re given a book to read that has multiple points if view and all of the said points of view are in the same town, you’d expect them to tie in at least once right? Well, Miss Alice did a…
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The Guardian by Elizabetta Holcomb | Book Review
The Guardian by Elizabetta Holcomb | Book Review
This time travel book was different. It was all over the place, but in a good way. This book took place in different countries and eras. I really like how Elizabet lives where Elizabetta H. lived (or lives, I forget). I really loved the current times twist Dover had. It was useful, but I feel as if Jareth was cheating, just a little bit. It’s very nice that this book features people who don’t how…
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The Bet
Characters: Dean x Reader, Sam
Summary: The reader and Dean place a bet to see who can go the longest without masturbating.
Word Count: 1644
Warnings: SMUT, language, so many pop culture references
As always, feedback is welcomed and appreciated!
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THE BET
“Clearly Rey’s father is Luke Skywalker,” Sam argues, shifting the bags of food in his arms to dig in his pocket for the room key.
“No fucking way, Sam. It’s Obi-Wan. Rey heard his voice when she picked up the lightsaber in Maz Kanata’s castle,” you contest, grabbing one of the bags out of his hand.
“Whatever,” Sam laughs. He swings the door open of the cheap motel room that you currently call home. Dean looks up quickly from the table he’s sitting at and slams his laptop closed.
“Let me guess, Busty Asian Beauties?” you tease. Dean tries unsuccessfully to look innocent.
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