As a romance lover the first thing that caught me eye was the title of An Unexpected Kind of Love. Then I have to say I really enjoyed the cover. When I saw that one of the main characters owned a book store I have to say I was curious. I finally got around to reading this book and want to tell you about it today! Keep on reading to find out more!
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Someday, Someday released last Sunday. I was supposed to have my review up then, but a busy few days got in the way. Life happens and that’s okay, but I couldn’t wait to share my thoughts about this book. Someday, Someday is such an emotional story and I’m amazed by how the author created emotions like this. Keep on reading for my full review!
A big thanks to the author and Social Butterfly PR for an ARC to read and review. I do need to add that this book deals with a lot of heavy issues (Abuse, Homophobia, Substance Abuse, Addiction, Implied Suicide, Torture, Prostitution) and can be hard to read!
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Roan Parrish was a new to me author, but when I read the blurb for Raze I was really interested. Raze is the third book in the Riven series, but they can be read as a standalone. This book was released yesterday and today I’m here to tell you what I thought about this book. A big thanks to the author and publisher for providing me with an ARC to read and review!
As a fan of sports romances I’m always curious to read a new one when I see it. I read her book Playing the Point last year. I did enjoy it, but there were a few things that I didn’t like. This is Ashley K. Broome’s next sports romance. Another hockey romance, but a different team this time.
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As you have all read before I am a big fan of sports romances. Ones with hockey are my favorite, so when I saw this cover and description I knew I needed to check this book out.
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