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Title: Tangled Warriors Series: Weavers Circle #4 Author: Jocelynn Drake & Rinda Elliott Publisher: Drake & Elliott Publishing LLC Release Date: September 24, 2021 Heat Level: 4 – Lots of Sex Pairing: Male/Male Length: 85k Genre: Romance, Fantasy, Thriller/Suspense, Add to Goodreads Synopsis Lucien Cummings The pestilents are trying to kill him. He’s pretty sure the Water Weaver wants to kill…
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REVIEW: Tangled Warriors [The Weavers Circle, #4] by Jocelynn Drake and Rinda Elliott
It’s been a while since I read the previous book so I was concerned that I’d get confused about who was who in this, but the story began right in the middle of an action scene and I was pulled right back into the world.Calder (who was the newest Weaver as at the end of the previous book) and Lucien were always at each others throats in the beginning. This was mainly because Lucien kept…
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Rare Vigilance [Whitethorn Agency #1] by M.A. Grant
Rare Vigilance [Whitethorn Agency #1] by M.A. Grant
I’ve loved this author since I finished Prince of Air and Darkness and went “Wow”. So, when that series (unfortunately) ended , I was on the lookout for anything else being released by M.A Grant and the MOMENT I saw this on Netgalley, I hit that request button so quickly I think I sprained something. 😂😂 This book, while also paranormal, is more on the vampire end of the paranormal/fantasy…
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REVIEW: Up in Smoke [Hotshots #4] by Annabeth Albert
REVIEW: Up in Smoke [Hotshots #4] by Annabeth Albert
This was not my not my favourite in this series but it was still a solid story about the human propensity to love even the midst of upheaval and I liked the relationship development within the story. Another plus was that it had no drama, which was a pleasant surprise given its premise and had very good writing as is to be expected from Annabeth Albert. The major issue I had with this book was…
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REVIEW: TheSoldier and the Spy [Society of Beasts #2] by Annabelle Greene
REVIEW: TheSoldier and the Spy [Society of Beasts #2] by Annabelle Greene
In a short amount of time, and with just two books, Annabelle Greene has become one of my go-to authors for Historical MM Romance. The way she manages to weave the stories of these men daring to love in such a dangerous period is nothing short of fantastic. Much like Book 1, once I started this book, I simply could not put it down. This story follows Benjamin, the “Bear” in our erstwhile Society…
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REVIEW: Unforgotten [Forgiven, #2] by Garrett Leigh
REVIEW: Unforgotten [Forgiven, #2] by Garrett Leigh
I liked this book much better than book 1 where I didn’t really care for any of the two characters(Mia. With this, I was very invested in the happiness of my MCs so much so that I wanted to shake Billy many many times while reading. Why? Because Billy was a self proclaimed d*ck. In the first part of the book while he was still acting out, he was unnecessarily prickly and ridiculously…
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REVIEW: Wonderstruck [Magic in Manhattan #3] by Allie Therin
REVIEW: Wonderstruck [Magic in Manhattan #3] by Allie Therin
It’s no secret I love this series. Book #1, Spellbound was my first book by Allie Therin and I almost instantly loved her writing and the tale she wove with these two men and their paranormal adventures in the 1920s. Fast forward two books later to this book and the writing is still as good and the story still as compelling as ever. This time, their paranormal adventures took them out of their…
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REVIEW: Teddy Spenser Isn't Looking for Love by Kim Fielding
REVIEW: Teddy Spenser Isn’t Looking for Love by Kim Fielding
I’ve not read a Kim Fielding book I haven’t enjoyed so I was excited to request this book when I saw it on Netgalley.This is told from the single POV of Teddy who is the artistic type and his “nemesis” Romeo. I say “nemesis” because Romeo was analytical and “prim” which Teddy found exhausting . Fact was, Romeo (who is a POC by the way) was just misunderstood by Teddy. Lol!I’m laughing out loud…
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