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Audiobook Review: Love Antidote

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  Love, murder, and dessert bring two hired assassins together in a darkly romantic novella by the #1 New York Times bestselling author of Butcher & Blackbird and Tourist Season . If anyone can poison a weapons dealer in plain sight, it’s assassin and pastry chef Isla Castillon. Regrettably, it’s competitive contract killer Mateo Rocha who’s accidentally served the delicious but lethal karpatka. Defying professional logic, Isla saves him. Mateo is too hot to die. With off-the-charts chemistry and an undeniable connection, they agree to go after their target together. Unfortunately, he’s guarded by the most terrifyingly sadistic hit man in the business. Isla and Mateo will have to be twice as ruthless and twice as clever to get to their happy ending alive. My Review Isla and Mateo have quite the first meet up. Although I would not expect anything less from two serial killers. These two team up to go after the same mark. It actually is a good thing that these two teamed up. To ...

Book Review: Hide Little Traitor

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  The gilded cage I grew up in was nothing more than a pretty cell, and now I find myself in another one, torn from the life I built myself by a ghost from my past. Kingston may have held me through the worst moments of my life, but when he steals me away in the dead of night and offers me the life I thought I wanted, I can’t help but think of the men I left behind. But the complicated feelings for four men that hate each other are the least of my worries as our enemies circle. Can they put their differences aside for long enough to escape those that want us dead or will their contempt for one another be our downfall? My Review This second book in this trilogy is great. After the ending of the first book, I was waiting for this book. It picked up pretty much from the first book. Things got more intense. I would say that the first book was the appetizer and this book is the main course.  To see all the guys' love for Chloe showcased made my heart ache. This time around I did no...

Book Review: Renascence

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  A haunted chef. A broke college girl. One bad night that will change everything. All Lucy Conrad wanted was a quiet break from school: applying for internships, finding a summer job, and enjoying the occasional ice cream. When her best friend drags her on a disastrous double date that somehow ends with her washing dishes in the back, she doesn’t think her night can get much worse. She’s wrong. A violent attack on her friend leaves Lucy spiraling. Fueled by survivor’s guilt, she seeks out the help of Dax Ferraro—the moody chef and ex-vigilante who humiliated her at his restaurant. They strike an unlikely deal that sends them down a twisted path of revenge. They must work against the clock to expose the deadly predators before they claim Lucy as their next victim. Their dangerous alliance threatens to shatter the walls Dax has built around his past. He will stop at nothing to keep her safe, even if it means reviving the darkest parts of himself. Lucy must decide if vengeance is wor...

Book Review: The Lies We Play

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  Tropes: 🏒Why Choose / MMF 🏒Secret Marriage 🏒Second Chance Romance 🏒Forced Separation 🏒Amnesia 🏒Hockey Romance 🏒Old Money Family Drama 🏒Romantic Suspense 🏒Hidden Conspiracy 🏒He remembers her body before his mind catches up 🏒The marriage was legal, but the love was always three 🏒Touch her and find out 🏒Found family over blood family 🏒The body remembers what the world erased I had two men, one secret marriage, and a love the law refused to name. Then came the accident. When I woke up, Halston Saint Claire was hidden behind his family’s money, lawyers, and lies. Creed Lafontaine was gone. Everyone around me insisted the rings, the vows, the three of us—it was all trauma talking. So I did what broken girls with color-coded calendars and trust issues do best. I survived. Now I live in Florence, restoring damaged art and pretending the past doesn’t still have its hands on me. Until one forged document drags me back into the Saint Claire world, where old money buries truth,...

Book Review: Poisoned

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  I was a princess with no crown. They were wolves with no one to keep. I wasn't supposed to be theirs. They weren't supposed to be mine. When my parents loaded me into a golden carriage and shipped me to seven unmated alpha wolf shifters like a wrapped gift, I was ready for the worst. Two years of being auctioned off by my own family had taught me everything I needed to know about it's a transaction, and omegas are currency. The Huntsmen Pack wasn't what I prepared for. They gave me a room with a bolt on the door. They fed me and asked nothing in return. They courted me with wildflowers and hand-built furniture and the kind of patience that made me forget I was supposed to be guarding my heart. But the forest has teeth, and not all of them belong to my wolves. Something is hunting me, something that knows the pack's weaknesses better than I do. And the closer I get to my alphas, the more dangerous it becomes for all of us. My Review I love omegaverse stories. You m...

Book Review: Break Me

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  My Review This story is on the taboo side. If you don't mind sibling romance stories, then, you will like this story. The way that Clara and Silas interacted did not feel forced but actually natural. So, for me I really enjoyed their story.  After what both Clara and Silas endured, I actually was happy to see that both ended up at Meridian. I felt like it was the best place for them both to heal. They trauma bonded and thrived together. By the end of the story, these two were able to get their fresh start. 

Book Review: Praise Me

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  Savannah Evans is on deaths doorstep, clinging to her traumatic past and her self destructive ways. When she meets Tabitha and is offered a stay at the Meridian Rehabilitation Institute, she decides that it's time for her to take back her life. Sam and James don't make recovery easy, they make her work for it every day. Her limits are tested, boundaries are pushed but in her heart, she knows that failure is not an option. When professional boundaries are crossed, and secrets from the past are revealed, all lines are blurred. Can Savannah really let it all go, or will she let herself drown once again? Praise Me is part of the Meridian Institute shared world. My Review I loved this book so much. For me it was not so much about the spice but the human connection. Seeing the caring side that Tabitha exhibited towards Savannah is very endearing. Then there is Sam and James.  OMG. To see James be featured prominently got me very excited. I wanted to know more about him and to see ...