Ally Financial is a bank holding organization sorted out in Delaware and has its headquarters in Detroit, Michigan. The organization gives money related administrations including online banking via a direct bank, vehicle insurance, and electronic trading platform to trade financial assets, mortgage loans, corporate lending, and car finance.
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As a Dragon Royal’s Guard one of his responsibilities is watching over the Royal Family and the only thing Jared finds harder than watching over Ally is trying to keep his hands off her. From an early age, Ally learned that men’s affection were fickle, but once her sister found true love Ally realized what she really wanted was someone to love her.
‘Ally’s Guard is a delightful and charming read with a feisty feel that tickles readers’ imaginations. While on the short side, this amusing romance has all the right ingredients to make is wonderful afternoon delight. The chemistry between Jared and Ally is sizzles with a strong electric current from every page with emotional overtones that makes the characters come to life. This couple seems to have the wrong ideas about a very right subject and those wrong ideas make them a bit prickly which keeps things interesting throughout.
The plot is fast paced with the suspense of the relationship building throughout and then to make even more exciting, there is a danger to Ally that no one is expecting which livens things up and puts them both in a different frame of mind.
@XpressoTours, @AllyParker01 - #Adult, #Paranormal, #Romance, 4 out of 5 (very good)
Primal Instinct is the first book in the Prowlers series, and we dive straight in with Kenzie. She is being blackmailed to do all sorts of nefarious acts, just to keep her sister alive. She isn't proud of what she's done or doing, but will do whatever it takes to keep her sister alive. Jaxx is a born shifter, complete with self-filling glyph that shows just how much humanity he has left. Here's a hint - it isn't much. The only thing that will save him from going rogue is to find his fated mate.
This story is full of twists and turns, with bad guys who are evil and yet you have sympathy toward them. Then there are good guys who do bad things, plus bad guys who appear all bad (I'm reserving judgment on them though!). With dodgy companies, weres going missing, blackmailing brothers, a new player for Kenzie when she isn't sure if she is friend or foe, there is an awful lot going on in here. It all works though.
It is a fast-paced story, and if you're anything like me, you will find it hard to put down. With no editing or grammatical errors that I noticed, I thoroughly enjoyed this first foray in the Prowlers world. Absolutely recommended by me.
* A copy of this book was provided to me with no requirements for a review. I voluntarily read this book, and the comments here are my honest opinion. *
Merissa
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I really ended up enjoying this book. I went into this book without a whole lot of expectations. I think that I might have read one of the author's earlier books years ago but don't remember a whole lot about it. The premise sounded really interesting so I was excited to give the story a try and was surprised by how quickly I was hooked by this adventurous tale. I thought that this was just a whole lot of fun.
Most of this book takes place on a ship used to dredge the river for gold. The book opens on Poe's first voyage where things take a horrible turn and the man she loves is killed. Poe is determined to make sure that nothing like that can ever happen again and designs armor that will cover the ships for all future voyages.
Poe is put in command of the newest voyage which is the first time she has been out since tragedy struck. It was really interesting to be in Poe's head as she worked to establish her position of leadership while being unsure if all of the members of her crew are trustworthy. When things go wrong, she becomes even more suspicious of the others working on the ship.
I loved the fact that this book had plenty of action. There are some fairly violent scenes that had me holding my breath and worrying about the characters. Poe had a hard time trying to figure out who could be trusted and which crew members had their own agenda. I liked that Poe became a true leader because of her actions and that she was willing to take stand even if it came with a lot of risks. Poe was a great character and I thought that the key secondary characters were very well done.
I would recommend this book to others. I found this book to be very well done with an interesting world, great characters, and an adventurous story. While I thought that this book stood perfectly fine on its own, I do think that there could be a possibility of future books featuring this world or group of characters in the future. I look forward to reading more from this author in the future.
I received a review copy of this book from Dutton Books for Young Readers via Bookish First.
Initial Thoughts
I really liked this book. It was different which I liked and I thought that the world it was set in was pretty unique. I liked Poe and understood why she had a hard time trusting others but appreciated the fact that she was willing to listen. There was plenty of excitement that kept the pages turning.