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Book Reviews: Goat Girl & Poison Princess

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  He said he’d never met a Mashie until he fell for me. Superheroes are real. Unfortunately, so are Supervillains, and one turned me into a goat girl. Since The Big Mash-Up things have been pretty tough for us Mashies—those who got stuck being half animal. I lost my home and my dreams. Now I’m working for minimum wage, dealing with a public that sometimes wishes I didn’t exist. And then he walks into my life. The sexiest man who’s ever ordered a drink from me. Liam Jemison. An entomologist working to help solve lingering issues from The Mash-Up, and the owner of the most adorable wind blown cheeks in Capital City, Liam is the right guy to make my tail wag. He tells me I’m the most beautiful woman he’s ever seen. His kisses make me feel like I’m on fire and every touch has me aching for more. He says he wants me and likes everything about me. It feels real but can I risk trust in a world like this? Can I believe in Heroes when the world treats me like a Villain? Goat Girl is meant t...

Book Review: Insert Token For Love

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  Ten years ago, two step-brothers entered their family’s arcade restaurant and were never seen again. Some suspected foul play—maybe even murder. Now, the restaurant lay vacant—reportedly haunted. Samara Stormcrow, a ghost hunter determined to find proof of life after death, sets out to find the truth about Caine and Lucky Ward. What she never expected to find was the brothers, alive, cursed, and trapped inside the arcade equipment. They need to break their spell, and maybe she’ll be just the person they need to help them claw their way out. However, Caine and Lucky need to learn to get along before anything else—and that might be the hardest game in the arcade to beat. Insert Token for Love is an MMF, step-brother, sentient object romance. My Review I really enjoyed this book. It reminded me of my childhood with the arcade games. The spice is low/medium, but it is backed with a really good storyline and enjoyable characters. There are plenty of funny moments to be found throughou...

Book Review: Her Wonderful Wonder Belle

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  Eighty years is a hell of a wait for a first date. Delia Rogers is the Wonder Balls’ biggest fan. All she needs now is a girlfriend to enjoy their games with. Because when it comes to baseball in Ghostlight Falls, Delia knows every detail... Or that's what she thought until a simple accident unearths the dark secret buried within the stadium. Turns out, there's more to the town's baseball past than she ever could have dreamed. If there were a girls' baseball team, Delia would have known about it. So why has no one in town ever heard of the Wonder Belles? That's a question she’s especially desperate to answer after one of the missing Wonder Belles appears in her bedroom—Pearl Monroe. Transported from the nineteen-forties with no memory of how, Pearl desperately needs Delia’s help. Not only does she need to figure out what happened to her, but Pearl's as two-dimensional as a baseball card...literally. Making this a  very  inconvenient time to find the woman of h...