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Release Day Review! THE GRAVESEND MURDER by Lana Williams (The Field & Graystone Series #3)

The past proves deadly when a witness to a case gone cold is murdered—a chilling message meant to silence those involved… Summoned to Gravesend, Scotland Yard Inspector Henry Field is shocked to discover the body of a man he interviewed only days earlier. The brutal timing suggests his inquiries into the cold case that has haunted him for well over a year struck a nerve. But with more questions than clues, the investigation threatens to once again grind to a halt. Widow Amelia Greystone’s quiet life is upended by murder for a third time, this one striking dangerously close to…

New Release Review! MS. FORTUNE by Jay Crownover

Sometimes the universe has jokes. Like a woman named Lucky Fortune who has lived her whole life plagued by one mishap and misfortune after another. The catastrophes that regularly derail her life would crush a normal person, but Lucky is stubbornly resilient. The single constant in her life is the rustic and rundown ski lodge her grandparents built in a small, picturesque Colorado town. And now it belongs to her. Lucky refuses to let her unending run of bad luck ruin the opportunity to build on her grandparents’ dream and carve out one of her own. But forces greater than…

New Release Review! WILDE AND DEADLY by Tonya Burrows (Wilde Security Worldwide #1)

He’s Wilde… Davey Wilde has a problem. His father and uncles are officially retiring and handing him the reins of Wilde Security Worldwide–and he doesn’t want it. He doesn’t want the weight of the respected family business. He doesn’t want the responsibility of wrangling his wayward younger brothers and troublesome cousins. And he especially doesn’t want his first official mission as head of WSW: protect Rowan Bristow, the daughter of the most intimidating man Davey has ever known and a woman who takes great pleasure in getting under his skin. She’s deadly… Rowan does not need protection, despite what her…

Release Day Review! NO MORE SPIES by Lexi Blake (Masters & Mercenaries: New Recruits #4)

Kala Taggart has known she was in love with Cooper McKay since she was a young girl. But her wild-child ways sometimes clashed with Coop’s apple pie, all-American persona. After the worst night of Kala’s life, she decided to give up on having any kind of normalcy. She focused on her future and let the idea of Cooper go. Cooper knows he screwed up with Kala when they were young, but the adult Cooper is unwilling to let their past rob them of a future. He joins her CIA team not for the thrill of the job but to be…

New Release Review! A WHISPER AND A CURSE by Darcy Burke (Raven & Wren #3)

Hadrian Becket, the Earl of Ravenhurst, has always scorned the supernatural—until a head injury left him with the unnerving ability to see visions through touch. Though he loathes the curse, it’s proven invaluable in solving murder investigations alongside Miss Matilda Wren. When Hadrian’s mother hires Tilda to investigate a medium who claims she can contact her late son, Tilda and Hadrian are drawn into a deadly game. Mediums across London are falling victim to the “Levitation Killer,” and the murderer’s chilling focus soon shifts to them both. Forced to rely on his visions as never before, Hadrian must fully embrace…

Release Day Review! IF YOU LOVE ME by Helena Hunting (Toronto Terror #4)

If You Love Meby Helena HuntingToronto Terror #4Release date: March 13thCover Designer: Hang Le: https://www.instagram.com/byhangle/Illustrations by Rosie’s Fables: https://www.instagram.com/rosiesfables/Narrators: Stephen Dexter & Stella Bloom Two nights with her ruined me for all other women, but I never got the chance to make her mine. I’m the pinnacle of control. I protect the net, my team, and my daughter.It’s my final season and I can’t afford any distractions.Except our new assistant coach just walked in.And I would know her face anywhere.She’s the one I dream about. That weekend, I was just a man—not the legend, the dad, the mentor.I didn’t care…

Release Day Review! FORMULA CHANCE by Sawyer Bennett (Race Fever #2)

In the second book of New York Times Bestselling Author Sawyer Bennett’s Race Fever series, she turns up the heat when a familiar name looks to shake up the world of formula racing. Buckle up for this heart stopping, second chance ride in Formula Chance. Nash Sinclair abandoned the world of formula racing after a deadly crash left him injured and on a long road to recovery, both physically and mentally. Even prior to the crash Nash was healing in another way, putting together the pieces of a broken heart. They say time heals all wounds and when Brienne Norcross,…

Release Day Review! BLOOD MOON by Sandra Brown

#1 New York Times bestselling author Sandra Brown returns with a sexy thriller where an unruly detective and an ­­­­ambitious tv show producer work against the clock to prevent another young woman from disappearing before the next blood moon—while trying to resist the attraction between them. Detective John Bowie is one misstep away from being fired from the Auclair Police Department in coastal Louisiana. Recently divorced and slightly heavy-handed with his liquor, Bowie does all that he can to cope with the actions taken (or not taken) during the investigation of Crissy Mellin, a teenage girl who disappeared more than…

New Release Review! OLD FLAME by Abbi Glines (Judgement #3)

Once, he had been my entire world. If he’d asked, I’d have given up every dream and plan I had for him. But he hadn’t asked. The day we lost Vanna, his mother, and the closest thing I’d ever had to one, I’d lost him too. Eighteen years later, I’m back in Florida, trying to create a new life for myself after a year of going through the motions since my husband’s death. It’s probably best we don’t know the future because I wouldn’t have walked into that bar if I’d known my eyes would collide with the boy who…

Release Day Review! TWO FRIENDS IN MARRIAGE by Jackie Lau (Weddings with the Moks #3)

Evan Mok is getting married, much to his family’s surprise. Early in the pandemic, my longtime friend Jane Yin and I made a if we were both single on her thirty-third birthday, we’d get engaged and plan a simple wedding. We were lonely, envious of people who weren’t isolated in apartments by themselves. More than three years have passed, and I’m ready. Even if I’m outgoing and optimistic on the outside, I’ve given up on romantic love, and it’ll be nice to build a life with my friend. With both of our savings, we can actually afford a house. Jane…