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BOOK REVIEW & EXCERPT: Wild Like the Wind by Kristen Ashley

A tour de force novel that has everything Kristen Ashley’s fans have come to expect from this remarkable storyteller, this latest instalment in the Chaos series is everything I hoped...

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30 July, 2018

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BOOK REVIEW: All Your Perfects by Colleen Hoover

There are some stories that move you so deeply and so unexpectedly, that you end up shedding buckets of tears in the end, feeling too much all at once. As I read...

Natasha

16 July, 2018

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BOOK REVIEW: Getting Schooled by Emma Chase

I didn’t know how much I had missed Emma Chase’s writing until I caught myself grinning like a fool page after page from how insanely happy this book was making...

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3 July, 2018

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BOOK REVIEW: Whiskey Girl by Adriane Leigh

It makes me feel all warm and fuzzy inside when I find myself still thinking about a book a whole week after first finishing it, and the more I think...

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26 June, 2018

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BOOK REVIEW: A Wish For Us by Tillie Cole

It’s rare that a book comes along that combines a love story and a touching plotline with such page-turning quality, but Tillie Cole’s latest offering kept me hooked throughout. At first...

Natasha

21 June, 2018

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BOOK REVIEW: Wicked and the Wallflower by Sarah MacLean

We all need some historical romances in our lives every once in a while, but every time I dive into one, I end up reading five in a row. There’s something so...

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14 June, 2018

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BOOK REVIEW: Tattered by Devney Perry

With her Jamison Valley series buy inderal online inderal online no prescription and its motley crew of characters that have made us love each new story more than the last,...

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6 June, 2018

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BOOK REVIEW & EXCERPT: Speakeasy by Sarina Bowen

I always say that my favourite stories are those that nudge me out of my comfort zone, or stretch my notions of what I think I’d enjoy reading, and this book...

Natasha

29 May, 2018

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BOOK REVIEW: Melt for You by J.T. Geissinger

It didn’t take long for charismatic alpha heroes to become synonymous in my mind with the writing of J.T. Geissinger, and while her delicious leading men tend to inevitably hog...

Natasha

15 May, 2018

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BOOK REVIEW: The Greatest Risk by Kristen Ashley

Our third return to the alluring world of the Bee’s Honey was everything I hoped it would be, and so much more. Kristen Ashley takes our breath away with one...

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2 May, 2018

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BOOK REVIEW: Birthday Girl by Penelope Douglas

I enjoy quite a few forbidden romance tropes, but nothing has me breathlessly turning the pages like a love story with a significant age gap between the characters. And while...

Natasha

21 April, 2018

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BOOK REVIEW: Long Shot by Kennedy Ryan

For a very long time after first reading this book, I didn’t know how to talk about it without bursting into tears, the sharp sting of some of those pages...

Natasha

16 April, 2018

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BOOK REVIEW & AUDIO EXCERPT: Love and Other Words by Christina Lauren

You’d think I’d be used to reacting to Christina Lauren’s novels this way by now, but I still find myself utterly overwhelmed by all the ways their beautiful storytelling affects...

Natasha

12 April, 2018

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BOOK REVIEW & EXCERPT: Getaway Girl by Tessa Bailey

Just when I was in dire need of a book to jolt me out of a reading slump, this beauty came into my life and made me forget the whole...

Natasha

27 March, 2018

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BOOK REVIEW: Waterfall Effect by K.K. Allen

A second chance romance set against the vibrant but treacherous backdrop of the Appalachian Mountains of North Carolina, and brought to life through K.K. Allen’s stunning, lyrical prose, this book...

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16 March, 2018

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BOOK REVIEW: Ever After by Christina Lee & Riley Hart

From the moment I opened this book, I got this fluttery feeling in my stomach, telling me I was in for quite a treat. Superbly written, deeply affecting, and deliciously...

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3 March, 2018

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