@elizabethnoble1, @TRRtweet, #Contemporary, #MM, #Mystery, #Romance, 4 out of 5 (very good) A BARLOW LENS is the second book in the Circles series and we continue with Wyatt and Val as they try to solve a mystery from a time-gone-by.I LOVED THIS STORY! I really enjoyed reading about the historical...
For some reason it just struck me as too much sunshine, lollipops and rainbows. By the time I got done listening to this book...I was bored and I just felt like I wanted my life back. I've read/listened to stories that were way more over the top with the sunshine, lollipops and rainbows and enjoye...
Jewel Cave is the third book in the Circles series, but you can quite easily read it as a standalone as I did. The story focuses Clint and Griff. They have been together for ten years, and are happy with each other. Griff is a US Marshall and Clint is a writer. They have their own issues to deal wit...
First off I would say this book being marketed as chick lit or romance gives the wrong impression. There are some romantic elements, but I would push this more towards the drama side of things for the most part. Probably because you get to look at three marriages in different states, one long term c...
Independent reviewer for Divine Magazine, I was gifted my copy of this book direct for the author, that I write a review was not required. Hayden meets Neal at a university fund raiser and the chemistry burns hot and bright. But then Neal turns up at the coffee shop that Hayden works at, and assumes...
Fluffy romance between a grad student and a rich, older man of Indian descent with hints of Cinderfella. Hayden, the grad student, is working an alumni/sponsor event for his university, where he meets Neal, the rich guy. There's some apparent assumption on Neal's part that Hayden's last name, Owen...
Please see Divine Magazine for my full review of each individual story - https://www.divinemagazine.biz/book-review-one-pulse-anthology/~Cover – Very nice!Would I read it again – Some stories, yes.Genre – LGBT, Contemporary, New Adult, Shapeshifters, Pulse** I WAS GIVEN THIS BOOK FOR MY READING PLEA...
Independent reviewer for Divine Magazine, I was gifted my copy of this book. Lucas, Declan, Blair and Forge find themselves chasing a thief who is using technology they haven't seen before. It's not long before they realise that they have met before, ALL of them, and they might not be where they are...
I first read this a while back and did a reread last year, when I got it in greek for my mother to read too. Four sisters lose their mother (this is not a spoiler - the novel starts with that). Every girl is different and their relationship with their mother was unique. It got emotional when with ...
This book isn't fantastic and I suspect I won't remember that much about it in the future, but I liked the realistic ending. I also could relate to some of the situations experienced by the characters, although I might not always agree with them.
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