The Billionaire Orc by Lilith Stone is the third book in her Motham City Monsters series, and it’s the spiciest book in the series so far! Tor Arquin is an orc who came from humble roots but made himself a billionaire through building a mining empire. He returns to Motham to visit family and hiresContinueContinue reading “ARC Review: The Billionaire Orc by Lilith Stone”
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ARC Review: The Search Party by Hannah Richell
The Search Party by Hannah Richell Is a closed circle mystery about a group of friends who gather together with their families to enjoy a weekend of glamping. Soon after they arrive, they are cut off from civilization when a severe storm rolls in. Not only that, but one of the children goes missing. I wasn’tContinueContinue reading “ARC Review: The Search Party by Hannah Richell”
ARC Review: Death at a Scottish Wedding by Lucy Connelly
Death at a Scottish Wedding is book 2 in Lucy Connelly’s Scottish Isle Wedding cozy mystery series. Emilia McRoy is an American doctor who has recently moved to Scotland, and in addition to her new job as the local doctor is also acting as coroner to her new home town. While attending festivities for aContinueContinue reading “ARC Review: Death at a Scottish Wedding by Lucy Connelly”
Review: Fumbling for Affection by Beth Gildersleeve
Fumbling for Affection is book one in The Buchanans series by Beth Gildersleeve and is a paranormal sports romance. Maggie is the manager of a coffee shop in Cascade City, and is hoping to buy the shop, when her arch nemesis, Lucas comes back to town. Lucas is a professional (American) football player, and isContinueContinue reading “Review: Fumbling for Affection by Beth Gildersleeve”
Review: Christmas at Tullymullagh and Easter at Airdfinnan by Claire Delacroix
Christmas at Tullymullagh Christmas at Tullymullagh is book 7 in Claire Delacroix’s Bride Quest series and takes place after The Countess, the fourth book in the series. It’s a lovely novella that felt like a visit with old friends as they prepare for, and gather together to celebrate the holiday season. Meanwhile a resident ghostContinueContinue reading “Review: Christmas at Tullymullagh and Easter at Airdfinnan by Claire Delacroix”
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