Booked All Night

Twined Fates by K. Bromberg - ARC Review & Release Blitz

2026-10-22T10:30:00.000-04:00

The explosive conclusion to the Tangled Hearts trilogy from New York Times bestselling author K. Bromberg!

Holden

She’s my rival. My obsession. My ruin.
I told myself Rowan Rothschild was nothing more than the enemy across the boardroom table.
But the longer our worlds collide, the harder it is to remember which battles are worth winning.
Now she’s the woman I can’t stay away from, even when the cost might be everything I’ve worked years for.

Rowan

The company. The inheritance. The family name.
I’ve fought to protect it all from Holden Knight, but nothing prepared me to face him again.
Every look, every touch, every ruthless move he makes drags me deeper back into him.
The line between love and hate has never been thinner.
And this time, falling for him could destroy us both.

I really enjoyed this entire trilogy, and the conclusion of the story of Holden and Rowan was really pretty much everything I wanted it to be. It had a satisfying conclusion and it handled all of the loose ends that were left from the other books in a way that made me feel like all of the things I wanted to know were answered, which doesn't always happen in trilogies.

I am not really able to get specific without spoilers, but I can say there was an element of this one that made it even more fun than I was expecting from the story, which was a lot of fun for me. And, I really wish there was a way to really get into this, but there isn't, so you are just going to have to trust me.

I was sorry to see this trilogy end, but I enjoyed all 3 of the titles in the series.

Download today and buy the paperback!

Visit K. Bromberg’s website for buy links, or search Twined Fates by K. Bromberg on your retailer of choice for ebooks and paperbacks.

Due to a production issue, the audio will not be available until 5/4/27 but you can preorder it today!

Don’t forget to add Twined Fates by K. Bromberg to your Goodreads TBR!

Check out Twisted Knight (Book 1) & Threaded Lies (Book 2) in Kindle Unlimited prior to reading Twined Fates.

Lavender Hill by Aurora Rose Reynolds - ARC Review

2026-10-13T10:30:00.000-04:00

From New York Times bestselling author Aurora Rose Reynolds comes a heartwarming small-town romance about a woman returning to the roots that shaped her—and finding a love that will heal her.

Genevieve Fenwick has her life together—until her fiancé’s betrayal tears their future apart. Now, heartbroken and unsure of what’s next, she looks for comfort where it all Gooseberry Ridge, the quaint and still-welcoming hometown she left behind.

Genevieve’s heartache is soon displaced by family drama, eccentric neighbors, and a loveable search-and-rescue dog. Not to mention scandalous thoughts about deputy sheriff Wyatt Foster. But while Wyatt is ruggedly handsome, loyal, and protective (everything her fiancé wasn’t), Genevieve’s still hurting. No amount of chemistry can change that.

And yet, as her meddling, matchmaking mother and tight-knit Montana home keep pushing her and Wyatt together, Genevieve realizes there’s more than just a spark there. The charge burns brighter with every run-in, every word, every layer exposing the softness beneath his strength.

Wyatt has something Genevieve wants. Something she needs. And though her best-laid plans lie in ruins, he might be the best shot she’s ever taken.

I can't totally put my finger on what it was about this story, but I loved Genevieve and Wyatt and I didn't want to put this one down. I think most of it was how much I genuinely liked Wyatt. Sometimes, it's just fun to read a story about a character who is all in, and who makes it clear to everyone. I really enjoyed their interactions, and the way their relationship developed. And as I am writing this, I think this was what appealed to me about this one, I think I just really liked Wyatt..

The supporting characters were also great and added to the story, which isn't always the case for the first title in a new series, and this made the story able to be focused on the main characters while also setting up the town and the characters for future stories.

Buy This Book!
Amazon

Never Been Tamed by Corinne Michaels - ARC Review

2026-10-06T10:30:00.000-04:00

I will not fall for my fake boyfriend.

Famous last words.

Dr. Ares Pierce may be new in town, but it only took one encounter to know he’s trouble. Sexy. Broody. Older. A broken look in his eyes.

The kind that says he’s carrying something heavy… and I should run.

But when my cheating ex-fiancé has the audacity to ask me to be in his wedding, panic takes over. A small lie to save face spirals out of control when I claim the sexy stranger beside me is my boyfriend.

And Ares plays along.

Soon we strike a deal: we keep up the relationship to help him win patients at the struggling clinic he’s trying to save, and I get a shield from the humiliation of my ex’s happily-ever-after.

Simple. Temporary. No feelings involved.

Except nothing about Ares Pierce is simple.

The more time we spend together, the harder it is to ignore the man behind the broody exterior… The one who makes me laugh when I least expect it and reminds me what it feels like to be wanted after the worst betrayal of my life.

But our arrangement comes with an expiration date.

Ares isn’t planning to stay in Infinity Ridge. And when he’s forced to choose between the career he built and the woman he never meant to love…

I’m terrified I’ll be the one left behind.

Again.

Fake dating is one of my favorite tropes. And, for some reason, I really enjoy stories that have an expiration date, so the fact that Ares is leaving adds a layer to this one that really made their story work for me, even if it was the reason that Harper was reluctant to have anything serious with him.

I really liked Harper and Ares, as characters as well as a couple. I loved the first time we meet Ares, which I am not going to spoil, obviously, but it sets the tone for not only what you can expect in the story, but also tells you so much about the characters and how they interact with one another. And, I knew that this was going to be a great one just from that interaction.

I enjoyed the reason they had for the fake dating, as the situation is one that you would be willing to do just about anything to get out of, and when the other person involved is a little...clueless...you have no other choice.

Harper and Ares worked so well for me as a couple. I liked both of them, and as they each have lives that are full, I was going to need to believe in the way the author resolved the story, and I definitely believed in the resolution of this story.

Buy This Book!
Amazon

The Gilded Rose by Joana Shupe - ARC Review

2026-10-04T10:30:00.000-04:00

USA Today bestselling author Joanna Shupe returns with an angst-filled retelling of Beauty and the Beast, set against the excess and opulence of Gilded Age New York.

Love isn’t always a fairy tale.

Charming and popular, Orson Grey is the most sought-after bachelor in Manhattan. When Caroline pledges to spend her life with him, it feels like the beginning of a fairy tale.

The fairy tale quickly turns into a nightmare.

Behind closed doors, Orson is controlling and cruel. Trapped by laws that prevent women from leaving unhappy marriages, Caroline has no choice but to endure her husband’s behavior. Each day grows more intolerable, and her frustration and resentment mounts. Even her passion for rare books is stifled, leaving her isolated and lonely, a fading rose trapped under glass.

When Caroline is offered the opportunity to catalogue a private library, she seizes it like a lifeline. Exploring the literary treasures, she discovers a friend in the library’s owner, Zane Bishop—a brilliant, wealthy recluse who was disfigured in an explosion years ago.

Thoughtful and kind, Zane is everything Orson is not. As their trust builds, Zane realizes that Caroline’s pain runs much deeper than she lets on. He suffers with her, knowing precisely of Orson’s cruelty firsthand. Zane will stop at nothing to set Caroline free, even if it means risking everything.

The Gilded Rose is a story of resilience, passion, and the transformative power of love.

This is claimed as a dark romance in some of the info I have seen on it, and I can see why as there are definitely some darker elements, but as mentioned in the blurb, these elements are with the man she is married to, not Zane, who changes her life when she meets him.

Caroline and Zane have an amazing connection. While the ides of this is that it's a Beauty and the Beast retelling, it's more a story about how looks can be deceiving, and how beauty on the outside doesn't have anything to do with who you are on the inside.

Zane was so compelling, the man who had to learn how to live in a world that he didn't think would accept him. I think this makes him relatable to not only Caroline, but also to the readers, as we can all, I think, identify with someone who feels they don't fit in, and that there is nothing they can do to change it. Caroline, however, was the exact opposite. She had the money, and the status, and yet she had less than Zane did, because of her marriage.

There were some elements at the end that were a little extra dramatic, but without going into details, I think the closure provided by them made it reasonable that the author chose to resolve it in this manner. These two characters eventually finding a happiness that worked for them was one of the most satisfying endings of any book I have read in a while.

Buy This Book!

Amazon

Spellstruck by Martha Waters - ARC Review

2026-09-29T09:30:00.000-04:00

From beloved author Martha Waters, a lightly magical, enemies-to-lovers rom-com about the owner of a speakeasy supplying magical drinks and an enforcer of the ban on magic who must team up when potions begin to go awry, proving that chemistry isn’t just for cocktails.

In an alternate version of 1920s London, vestiges of England’s magical past exist, but the use of magic has been outlawed, leading families still with powers to operate illegal speakeasies for a public still hungry for magic. Vesper Holloway runs her family club, where a dash of spell powder or an enchanted cocktail can add a little extra intrigue to the evening. But one night a man drinking a Flotation Fizz that should allow him to levitate a few inches finds himself bumping his head on the ceiling. Word among the magical elite is that such accidents have been happening more frequently, and the club owners are worried that the danger will spread.

Enter Maxwell Ashbridge, a onetime friend of Vesper’s brother, who has joined the government agency tasked with enforcing the ban, and who has a personal vendetta against the magical elite. But he does not have a vendetta against Vesper; in fact, he finds her rather enticing. He promises her immunity for her club, if she teams up with him to help gain entry to other establishments and find out who is responsible for the contaminated magic threatening her family business. But their investigation does little to quell the chemistry they share. As accidents continue and the fight to repeal the ban gains ground in Parliament, Vesper and Max will have to decide—is the magic between them worth fighting for?

I enjoy historical romance, and when they are a little quirky, I like them even more.

The idea that London in the 1920s was full of bars in which you could ingest magic and spells, and have fun with some harmless magic well, sign me up.

Vesper and Maxwell are on opposite sides of the magical debate. She owns one of the establishments that sell the spell infused drinks, and Maxwell works as a government employee in charge of enforcing the ban on magic of all kinds.

So, definitely an enemies to lovers story. But really only on paper. It became clear for me, and quickly, that while Max may say he wants to remove all of the magic, he doesn't really object all that much if it's harmless, he just wants to make sure no one is getting hurt by it, which absolutely could be happening.

I thought this was a fun, easy read in a world where there is just enough magic for it to be enticing without it being a Harry Potter type story, where there was nothing but magic.

I liked the characters, the secondary characters, and I thought the mystery of what was going on with the magic potions was engaging enough to keep the story interesting.

This is my first title by this author, but I will absolutely be open to reading others.

Buy This Book!

Publisher's Website

Swing and a Kiss by Jacqueline Snowe - ARC Review

2026-09-28T10:30:00.000-04:00

Cassidy Calloway never expected to go viral for grieving, but in the face of loss, little makes sense, especially when faced with a hit-it-out-of-the-park, over-the-fence, world-series kind of love.

This tropetastic fake dating sports romance is perfect for fans of Alicia Thompson and Tessa Bailey.

When her boyfriend dumps her at her father’s funeral, Cassidy Calloway does what she does best—turns her heartbreak into content. To honor her baseball-loving father, and if she’s being honest, to piss off her ex, she launches and season-long social media experiment to attend nine games with nine dates in honor of her father’s favorite player, number nine, Nate O’Brien.

The Gila Monster’s star pitcher is on the verge of his biggest season yet, and he’s not about to let some influencer-turned-ballpark-spectacle throw him off his game. But when the team starts losing, and fans start blaming Cassidy, Nate has bigger problems than his ERA—because the front office wants them to fix the narrative by pretending to date.

With his career on the line and her reputation at stake, Cassidy and Nate must turn their luck around. But the more time they spend together, the harder it gets to pretend they aren’t falling for each other.

And that’s the problem with fake dating. At some point, it starts to feel real.

I liked this one. This is my first book by this author, and it's always a fun risk when it works out well enough that I will be interested in reading other titles.

Do I believe someone would actually break up with someone at a funeral? Sort of? But I believed it enough that I was instantly sympathetic to the heroine. And, I could also see the frustration of the hero as an influencer invades his world.

I liked Cassidy a lot. I think you can't help but feel for her, and the idea that the hits (to sort of use a baseball term) just keep coming on top of losing her father and learning that there was a lot about him that she didn't know.

Nate, for a large portion of the story was kind of a jerk. Better than the ex, but as he dumped Cassidy at a funeral, that wasn't too difficult. I do think the author did a good job of showing who he was and why he was acting as he did, but I would have liked to see a little more time spent on their connection when he wasn't being a jerk.

All that said, I enjoyed this one. I definitely had a few moments where I laughed, and I was engaged to the end.

Buy This Book!

Amazon

Scouting the Single Dad by Sara Ney - ARC Review

2026-09-23T10:30:00.000-04:00

Layla Monroe can wrangle youth soccer drama and runaway ferrets with ease. But Fall Fest with zero ticket sales? Crisis! Enter her Hail Hayes Fielder, a grumpy NFL linebacker who owes her friend a favor.

The good news? Hayes shows up.

The bad news? He brings his nine-year-old daughter, who has a to-do hike, swim, and find Dad a girlfriend. Layla’s somehow top of the audition list.

Hayes came to Star Lake for pumpkins, not feelings. But Layla’s smile could crack his defensive line, and his daughter’s already calling dibs. When a festival weekend turns into a week in Arizona—complete with pool kisses, kitchen disasters, and a kid who won’t stop scheming—Hayes realizes he’s in deep.

Was this just a favor between friends? Or the start of something worth scouting out for keeps?

Perfect for fans of single dad romance Grumpy/sunshine Matchmaking kids Small town meets big city Slow burn that combusts.

There were a lot of things I liked about this book. I liked the chemistry between Layla and Hayes, their initial connection was immediate and definitely fueled by insta-lust, which was well written and definitely worked for the story.

I liked the secondary characters, and I thought the plot around the fall fest was amusing.

I did, however, struggle a little with the way their relationship developed to something more than their initial attraction. But, by the end of the book, I believed in their relationship. It's hard to say too much without spoilers, but it's clear from the blurb they meet in one place and she ends up spending a week in Arizona. And, maybe that would happen. But the issue I had is I am not sure the characters would have done this, and i am not totally convinced the author gave the reader enough to allow us to buy into this part of the plot.

But, oddly, at the end, when you get to their HEA, it almost works. Like wrong turns were taken, but you still end up in the right place.

Buy This Book!

Amazon

Fifth Avenue Flirt by Louise Bay - ARC Review

2026-09-22T10:30:00.000-04:00

He promised she’d fall in love with him in a week.
She plans to prove him wrong.

Avril Huntingdon needs one thing from Manhattan fixer Ben East: help securing the Boston hotel deal that could finally prove she’s more than the baby of the family.

What she doesn’t need?
The forced proximity. The impossible chemistry. Or the dangerously charming billionaire who’s slowly becoming impossible to resist

I am a fan of Louise Bay's titles, but there is something about the books in this new series, this one and the first one, that I am really connecting with.

Avril and Ben are really different, and yet oddly both find themselves wanting to figure out how to be themselves but also different. They both find themselves wanting more, but not sure what it is, only that they know they want it.

I think I related to the characters as I think all of us, at some time or another, have wanted to branch out, or to get out of the same thing we have been doing to see what else is out there, and the idea of finding the person who lets you stretch and grow, but still wants to be with you, well, that is literally a story a romance novel is made to tell.

The plot of this is a romance, you know it's going to have a happily ever after. But, that wasn't what really drew me to this one. Not that the plot is bad, not at all, but this one really was about the characters and the stories they have to tell.

Buy This Book!

Amazon US

https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0H29Z2M6C

Amazon UK

https://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B0H29Z2M6C

Amazon Aus

https://www.amazon.com.au/dp/B0H29Z2M6C

Amazon Canada

https://www.amazon.ca/dp/B0H29Z2M6C

Amazon Universal

https://mybook.to/FifthAve

Audible US

https://www.audible.com/pd/Fifth-Avenue-Flirt-Audiobook/B0H4NT58L1

Audible UK

https://www.audible.co.uk/pd/Fifth-Avenue-Flirt-Audiobook/B0H4NT58L1

Paperback US

https://www.amazon.com/dp/1804560618/

Paperback UK

https://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/1804560618/

iBook

https://books.apple.com/us/book/fifth-avenue-flirt/id6777713871

B&N

https://www.barnesandnoble.com/w/fifth-avenue-flirt-louise-bay/1150981036

Goodreads

https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/252425822

BookBub

https://www.bookbub.com/books/fifth-avenue-flirt-the-manhattan-billionaires-book-2-by-louise-bay

Novel Grounds Preorder: https://novelgrounds.com/products/pre-order-fifth-avenue-flirt

(very limited time only preorder with extras!)

Big Girls Don't Spy by Lexi Blake - ARC Review

2026-09-21T10:30:00.000-04:00

Vivian McKay loved her life in the States, but she’s finding a freedom in London she can’t deny. She’s studying and working with a mentor at McKay-Taggart and Knight. It’s exciting and fills something inside her, especially the covert ops work with MI6. She’s learning the art of espionage and intelligence work but from the safe confines of a comfy desk.

Until a mission goes wrong and she finds herself in the middle of a dangerous game she has no idea how to play.

Malcolm Mays spent a lot of time getting shot at in various parts of the world as a member of British Special Forces. After being forced to retire due to injuries, he signs on at McKay-Taggart and Knight. It’s a job for now while he finds a way to get back to where he belongs. He’ll make some money, heal and decide on how to spend the rest of his life. What he didn’t count on was meeting Vivian. She’s too young for him. Not merely in age but in experience. And yet he can’t stop thinking about her.

When Vivian’s life is threatened, Malcolm finds himself at a crossroads that could lead to happiness or the greatest danger he’s ever encountered.

As long as Lexi Blake writes books in this universe, I am going to continue reading them with excitement. Is Ian, and that entire extended family, absolutely insane? 100%. Do I love every single minute I get to spend with them? I absolutely do. Add in that this was also both workplace romance and age gap, and I knew how I was going to happily spend my Sunday afternoon.

Vivian and Malcolm meet after a mix-up involving doors that really, really should be numbered. That's all I am going to say on that. Time passes, life happens to both of them, and they find themselves back in the same place, this time working together. The conversations between them are compelling for how real they are, and how much they force both of them to grow and to face things in their lives that maybe they have been avoiding.

Their connection is steamy, but it's also really emotional, it feels real, and it feels like two people who are trying to figure out where to go from where they are, when that location wasn't one they ever thought they would find themselves in.

And, while I know you aren't supposed to judge a book by it's cover, there is something I love about this one.

Buy This Book!

Amazon

Falling For Love by Carly Phillips - ARC Review

2026-09-18T10:30:00.000-04:00

Billionaire Romance * Surprise Pregnancy * One-Night Stand * Second Chance Love * Protective Alpha Hero * Scandal * Emotional & Sexy

I never meant to fall into bed with a stranger.

But the night I meet Jack Dare in Charleston, I stop thinking—and start wanting.

One look, one drink, one kiss—and I forget the rules I’m forced to live by. For one reckless night, I let myself breathe and allow myself to come undone.

But by morning, I’m gone.

Because if Jack knew who I really was—the ex-fiancée of a powerful man who still controls my life—he’d either walk away… or stay and get destroyed right along with me.

Two months later, I’m standing on his Miami doorstep with secrets. I’m pregnant and running from a man who’s bound to catch up with me.

That’s when I discover the kind of man Jack Dare really is.

He’s the man who fights for me. Who protects me. And refuses to let me go.

A sexy, emotional billionaire romance featuring a one-night stand, surprise pregnancy, second-chance love, a fiercely protective hero, and a love strong enough to stand up to power, scandal, and the past.

Yet again, a title by Carly Phillips that I really enjoyed. I liked Jack and Taylor, I loved that we got to see their initial connection, and were along for the entire ride as they were trying to figure out how to handle all of the complications of them being together, on top of an unplanned pregnancy.

I am not always a fan of drama created outside of the relationship, but I actually found myself invested and kind of enjoying the way this story evolved and how it was handled. I think it felt realistic, but also different, and a way to add to a story that had a lot going on, but without overwhelming it. It's in the blurb, so I am safe saying it's drama from the ex, but in a really different way that ex drama usually appears.

I read this in one afternoon, as I was enjoying the book, the writing, and the characters enough that I didn't want to put it down.

Buy This Book!

Free in Kindle Unlimited

Amazon

Fall Love by L. B. Dunbar - ARC Review & Release Blitz

2026-09-16T10:30:00.000-04:00

Welcome to Lovewell Landing, where autumn is in the air, pumpkins decorate every doorstep, and a little fiasco might cause opposites to fall in love.

Fall Love, the all-new accidental pregnancy, second chance small town romance, and book one in the brand new Lovewell Landing series by bestselling author L.B. Dunbar is Available NOW!

Neve Snowe doesn't need to settle down. She is already settled in her small harbor town, with a cozy beach cottage and part ownership in the family-run auto repair shop. She doesn't want a man, but she likes them. And she has one golden rule: only sleep with flatlanders. You know, the guys who never intend to stay in Lovewell Landing, only use the coastal area for a brief holiday.

And the last thing she desired was the unexpected . . . to be expecting.

Tate Love spent his summers in Lovewell Landing as a teenager, but somehow he'd missed the beautiful girl who turned into a spunky woman, daring him to jump into the icy ocean one New Year's Eve, then slept with him near the town's sacred well, holding spell-binding waters.

He never thought he'd see her again, until nine months later, a business prospect brings him back to the area.

Now, the man who longs to be tied down finds that one night planted the seed to everything he ever wanted, while he holds the pen that could sign away all she's ever loved.

Welcome to Lovewell Landing, where autumn is in the air, pumpkins decorate every doorstep, and a little fiasco might cause opposites to fall in love.

This was a twist on the accidental pregnancy trope that I ended up enjoying. The idea that they were a one night stand, never expecting to see one another again, but surprise.

Neve and Tate had a connection that I believed, which is really important in a story like this, as I want to believe that the characters were potentially brought together by the baby, but stay together because of the connection they have with one another, and I believed that with this story.

I liked their chemistry, and the different challenges that her being pregnant added to the story, while also allowing it to be about two people who really were perfect for one another. I also liked that we got to see some of their connection before the baby, so we knew as readers that there was always something between them for them to build on.

Start reading today!

FREE in Kindle Unlimited

Amazon

Add Fall Love to Goodreads

For more information about L.B. Dunbar and her books, visit her website: https://lbdunbar.com/

Specters & Spotlights by Shade Zarling - Release Blitz

2026-09-15T11:30:00.000-04:00

Not all ghosts are bound to the stage – some are bound to the stories we refuse to let go of.

Haunted theatres, slow-burn romance, and ghosts who won’t stay backstage.

Elise has always seen ghosts. She’s just gotten very good at pretending she doesn’t.

As the wig mistress for a national touring production of Pride & Prejudice: The Musical, Elise knows how to survive backstage chaos: keep the curls pinned, the actors calm, and the dead firmly in the background.

Every theatre has its ghosts, after all. Most of them are harmless enough—especially with Kevin, her acerbic spectral companion, offering commentary from the wings.

Joining a new company is supposed to be a fresh start. Instead, Elise finds herself pulled into a cast full of big personalities, old tensions, and more supernatural activity than she bargained for. Then there’s Graham, the reserved leading man playing Mr. Darcy, who seems determined to see past her carefully constructed walls.

But when something darker begins following Elise from theatre to theatre, the ghosts are no longer content to stay quiet. Strange accidents, missing cast members, and dangerous magic threaten to spill from backstage onto the stage itself.

To stop it, Elise will have to confront the past she’s tried to outrun, trust in her own power, and step into the spotlight before the final curtain falls.

Spooky, romantic, and laced with humor, Specters & Spotlights is a character-driven cozy paranormal fantasy ghost story about haunted theatres, found family, slow-burn love, and the courage it takes to step into the light.

Buy This Book!

Amazon US

Amazon UK

Amazon AU

About the Author:

Shade Zarling is a Dallas-based writer, lifelong bookworm, and recovering theatre kid. A former singer and makeup artist, she spent years working backstage in haunted theatres and film sets—and has the ghost stories to prove it. Her fiction blends quiet magic, found family, and just the right amount of lingering dread. Specters & Spotlights is her debut novel.

Yours Truly Fall by S. L. Scott - ARC Review and Release Blitz

2026-09-14T08:30:00.000-04:00

There are worse things than being stuck alone in a cabin with a hot as sin firefighter who’s good with his hands. A lot worse . . . This should be fun.

Agreeing to help Brandon Culver recover from his injury seemed harmless enough.

Sure, he’s a firefighter and Mountain Laurel Cove’s most eligible bachelor. But I’m too busy
focusing on my nursing career to be distracted by a handsome face.

Unfortunately, Brandon is a lot more than a great face.

He’s steady. Dependable. He’s the kind of man who remembers the little things and shows up
when it matters. His easy confidence is comforting. His quiet strength makes me feel safe. And the way he looks at me makes me question everything I thought I wanted.

But I’m in his home to care for him, not fall for him.

One tiny slip could ruin all the plans I’ve meticulously made for my life. Romance is a fool’s
game and if I’m anything, I’m level-headed. Until his heated gaze and lingering touch threaten to turn the electricity between us into a five-alarm fire.

If I’m not careful, I might be the one getting burned.

I must admit, I am not always the biggest fan of books in which one of the main characters doesn't remember the other, but the first in this series was a lot of fun, and I enjoy this author, so I decided this would be a good one to see if that trope could work for me.

And, it absolutely did. I adored both Brandon and Autumn/Fall. I liked their connection, and I didn't even mind that he didn't remember her, as I really liked the way that part of the story was handled and it made them seem more human and approachable.

The appearances of other characters from the first book also added to this story, but I don't think you need to have read the first one to enjoy this one (now, you should read it, but that isn't the point here) but it definitely does add an additional element to this story.

I am looking forward to the next one in the series.

Buy This Book!

Amazon: https://geni.us/YoursTrulyAm

Audible: https://geni.us/FALLAudible

Direct Action by Riley Edwards - ARC Review

2026-09-09T10:30:00.000-04:00

Ryan Strong is a former Navy SEAL, bar owner, and the last man Chloe Baughman should want.

He’s her boss. She’s his employee. And he’s been very, very careful to keep it that way.

But when Chloe takes a second job at the Vault—a high-end club Ryan’s quietly investigating—his protective instincts go into overdrive. Because the Vault isn’t just a club. It’s a front. And Chloe is in deeper than she knows.

Chloe isn’t reckless. She’s desperate. Her father’s Alzheimer’s care doesn’t come cheap, and the tips at the Vault are too good to pass up. She never expected to stumble into a human trafficking ring—or to need rescuing by the brooding alpha who signs her paychecks.

Ryan calls in his ex-SEAL crew. The mission is clear. But so is something He’s not just fighting to save her life. He’s fighting for a chance at something more.

I can't lie, as I started this title, I was thinking I was going to be disappointed if Ryan wasn't the hero, and not to worry, this is Ryan and Chloe's story.

I am not sure what was so appealing about this one for me, but there was something about the idea of a man who was attracted to one of his employees, but out of respect. because he felt it would be wrong, didn't act on it.

But, once he acted on it, and let Chloe know how interested in her he was, all bets were off.

At it's core, this was a pretty simple story, but the way the characters were written, and the way they interacted with one another, gave this a lot more depth than it would have otherwise and made a simple story feel like a lot more.

Buy This Book!

Amazon

Well Aware by Lani Lynn Vale - ARC Review & Release Blitz

2026-09-08T09:30:00.000-04:00

BLURB

A one-night stand, agreed on by both parties, was supposed to be just that. One night.

The next day, when Magnolia Baker walked in to the first practice for her last season of professional soccer with the Cowgirls, she expected it to go pretty smoothly. She was a veteran player, nothing surprised her anymore.

At least, until her one night stand walks through the door.

Her new boss, Beaufort Vanderbilt.

The man that set her blood on fire, and made words stutter from her mouth.

For eight months, they fight the connection, acting like they don’t feel a thing for each other.

Then tragedy hits Beau’s life, and she forgets that she’s supposed to remain professional. She forgets that she’s supposed to be the player and him the owner.

Lines are crossed, and soon, they can’t hide a thing from the people around them.

But Beau’s only partial owner of the team she desperately needs to play to remain hidden from her previous life. The other half-owner is dead set on tearing them apart, and making an example out of her. An example that will be a bright, shining warning flag to all future players to never follow in her footsteps.

Not if they want to ever play professional soccer again.

ADD TO GOODREADS

I really enjoy a good forbidden romance and Beau and Magnolia had all of the elements required for it to be a really good one. Unfortunately, for me at least, a lot of the potential of that wasn't fully realized, at least in my opinion.

That said, I enjoyed them as a couple, and I enjoyed the external drama in this one, which isn't always something I can say, but it worked for me here. The characters were strong, and I liked both of them. I also believed in their reactions to things and that the situations they found themselves in were also mostly realistic.

I haven't read the other titles in the series, but this one functions as a standalone and I didn't feel like I was missing anything important.

PURCHASE LINKS

AMAZON US / UK / CA / AU

B&N / KOBO / APPLE BOOKS

ALSO AVAILABLE IN THE

DON'T DATE HIM SERIES

AMAZON US / UK / CA / AU

B&N / KOBO / APPLE BOOKS

COMING SOON

Releasing October 6

AMAZON US / UK / CA / AU

B&N / KOBO / APPLE BOOKS

AUTHOR BIO

Lani Lynn Vale is an American author of humorous romantic suspense novels. Born in the Great State of Texas, she has lived the majority of her adult life in East Texas where most of her novels are based. She’s married to her high school sweetheart whom her readers refer to as “LLV’s Bearded Half.” She published her first novel, Boomtown. in the summer of 2013 after the birth of her third child. She’s gone on to publish over 100 novels, with most of them going on to become USA Today Bestsellers.

AUTHOR LINKS

AMAZON

BOOKBUB

FACEBOOK

PROFILE / PAGE / GROUP

INSTAGRAM

WEBSITE

TIKTOK

Peaks and Promises by Claire Kingsley - ARC Review

2026-09-05T10:30:00.000-04:00

He’ll protect them both, no matter the cost.

Summer Lewis can’t catch a break. An overworked single mom, she’s struggling to make ends meet. The one bright spot is her favorite customer at the diner where she works—the big, tattooed Reese.

But the dark spot in Summer’s life threatens to blot out the sun. Her ex is a member of a notorious motorcycle club, and they refuse to leave her alone.

Reese Haven hasn’t been home in almost two decades. Burdened by the weight of his mistakes, he’s convinced he can’t return. Instead, he uses his skills for good—protecting clients through his private security business.

When Summer’s dangerous ex shows up, she turns to her friend, Reese. She has no choice but to disappear, and Reese knows exactly where he can take her.

Tilikum. His hometown.

Reese makes the agonizing decision to return home, bringing a fake family with him. He’ll stick it out until he’s sure they’re safe, then they’ll go their separate ways. He can’t possibly stay.

But pretending to be married turns out to be more complicated than either of them anticipate. As tensions mount and lines blur, their relationship begins to feel all too real.

And when the threat to Summer and her son returns, Reese will risk everything—even his life—to keep them safe.

I have read, and enjoyed, most of the titles in this series, but not all of them. That said, this story is a standalone and you don't need to have read all of them to be able to follow the story that focuses on Summer and Reese.

I liked them together as a couple, and I enjoyed the development of their romance and connection. I liked how far he was willing to go to protect her, and to let her know that he was going to keep her safe. I enjoyed not only the development of their relationship, but also the development of them as characters. I felt like I got to know and connect with both of them, which always makes a romance more enjoyable.

I did think there was potentially a little too much time involved in what felt like side stories, and it did make me feel in places that the focus was pulled from the main story, but not enough to ruin the book for me.

Buy This Book!
Amazon

Scored by Aleatha Romig - ARC Review

2026-09-03T10:30:00.000-04:00

I can't lie, I started this one almost the minute I received it as I wanted to know how the events of the end of the third title were going to resolve.

Once we knew how that was going to resolve, a lot of this book was spent answering the questions that have been asked since book one: what happened to Reid; will the Coopers win the Super Bowl; what will happen to the team; what is the future for Fin?

There were some excellent mini-cliffhanger chapters that made this book move quickly as you wanted to know what just happened, and not just what was happening with all of the big questions.

Vee and Fin remain a strong and engaging couple through this story, which I appreciated allowing them to be the focus but not the drama.

I am not able to say more, as the rest of it would be spoilers for this book, or for the rest of the others, but I can say, I really enjoyed the resolution of this one.

Pre-Order this Book!
Amazon

Start the Series with Book 1: Intercepted
Amazon

A Simple Regret by Lacey Black - ARC Review & Release Blitz

2026-09-01T09:30:00.000-04:00

BLURB

Camden

The day she left town was the day I changed. Maren Holm walked away without so much as a glance back, taking my heart with her. Everything we had talked about, planned for, the life I thought we both wanted together, just vanished, leaving me alone and miserable. That’s when old Camden was replaced with the fun-loving, carefree guy I am today.

Then, out of the blue, she returned.

My new next-door neighbor and I have a past, and it’s one I don’t want to dredge up. The problem is she has a son. The cutest three-year-old boy, who pulls at the strings of my damaged heart and refuses to let go. Together, they make me want…more.

But I just don’t know if I’m capable of giving her my heart a second time.

Maren

Returning to Cooper Town was exactly what I needed. I wanted my son, Theo, to experience all the perks of small-town living. With the help of my dad, I found the perfect location to start over. Except, my new neighbor and I have a history. A very painful one, and even though I knew I’d likely run into him again, I never expected it to be in my own driveway.

Suddenly, my past is standing directly in front of me again.

He’s still angry, not that I blame him. I walked away from him, from the life we both wanted. It wasn’t easy or right, but I had my reasons. Now, being around him is stirring up old feelings, especially when I see him with my son. Their bond is instant, and before I know it, I’m being drawn right back in to the Camden I used to know and love.

Only this time, it’s not just my heart I’m risking, but Theo’s too.

I can't lie, I absolutely felt for Camden. I can't think of anything worse than having my ex move in next door to me. So, from that point, I was all in on the plot and watching how this one evolved.

Maren and Camden have a past, and while I understand why young kids made the decisions they did, I wasn't totally on board with the reasons they made the decisions, which did make the second chance of this not as strong as it could have been.

I enjoyed their connection and their conversations, I liked that all of the people around them were involved in wanting them to get back together, which made it feel even more inevitable than it already was.

Overall, it was an enjoyable read with relatable characters.

GOODREADS

BOOKBUB

PURCHASE LINKS

AMAZON US / UK / CA / AU

Free in Kindle Unlimited

ALSO AVAILABLE

99c for a limited time!

AMAZON US / UK / CA / AU

Free in Kindle Unlimited

AMAZON US / UK / CA / AU

Free in Kindle Unlimited

AMAZON US / UK / CA / AU

Free in Kindle Unlimited

AUTHOR BIO

USA Today Bestselling Author Lacey Black is a Midwestern girl with a passion for reading, writing, and shopping. She carries her e-reader with her everywhere she goes so she never misses an opportunity to read a few pages. Always looking for a happily ever after, Lacey is passionate about contemporary romance novels and enjoys it further when you mix in a little suspense. She resides in a small town in Illinois with her husband, two children, and three rowdy chickens.

AUTHOR LINKS

WEBSITE

FACEBOOK

INSTAGRAM

NEWSLETTER

Motion to Dismiss by Whitney G. - ARC Review

2026-08-31T09:30:00.000-04:00

I refuse to say that I regret meeting this woman. I don’t.

I just regret falling for her and letting her become something I never intended her to be.

But I’m not chasing after her.
And I’m certainly not groveling or begging her to come back.

She’s already distracted me enough, and I’ve come too close to winning it all to lose focus now.

So, she can walk away from me.

I’ll watch her until she disappears.

Because whatever we had isn’t worth sacrificing my winning record—or breaking the law for.

Case dismissed.

The final installment in the spicy & thrilling Verdict Trilogy!

One of these days, I am going to figure out how to review the 3rd title in a trilogy without just saying that I liked it, but I can't really say more because of spoilers.

This isn't going to be that time, as I definitely haven't figured out how to say what happens in this one without giving away plot points in this one, and in the previous books.

Whitney G.'s books are always a little unhinged, but in the best possible way. This one, and this entire series, is no different. It's fun, it's bonkers, things happen that make you think "could that really happen?" but you then realize you don't actually care as you are having too much fun reading the book.

This was a satisfying end to the trilogy, which has been a fun read the entire way through.

Buy This Book!

Amazon

Hard Pass by K. Bromberg - ARC Review & Release Blitz

2026-08-20T11:30:00.000-04:00

Falling for the one woman who has the power to end my football career was never part of the plan . . .

This was supposed to be Cole Valor’s record-breaking season.

Instead, the star quarterback can’t seem to find his game. Missed throws. Bad reads. And someone is making a fortune betting against him.

When suspicious betting patterns surrounding his performance raise red flags, the NFL assigns its top integrity investigator to determine if its golden boy is the victim . . . or the mastermind.

Dublin Locke has built her career on facts, not feelings. She’s determined to follow the evidence wherever it leads, even if it points back to the man whose kiss she’s never forgotten.

The deeper Dublin digs, the more the evidence points to Cole. Yet he insists on helping her uncover the truth. Is he proving his innocence . . . or trying to throw her off his trail?

Working side by side as the investigation tightens its grip, the line between professional and personal begins to blur—and every stolen kiss pushes them further over a line neither of them can afford to cross.

Because every instinct tells Dublin to keep her distance.
But the more she falls for him, the harder it becomes to know which to believe—the facts . . . or her heart.

I don't know what it is about forbidden romance, but I absolutely love them. The idea that Dublin is investigating suspicious betting patterns, and Cole is the main suspect, made this romance so interesting, as the tension between them was so effective.

The resolution of the betting portion of the story wasn't a total surprise, but it still packed a punch, I think because by that point, I cared about the characters enough that I was invested in that part of the story as well.

Cole and Dublin worked for me as characters separate from them as a couple, which also added a depth to this that I enjoyed, as you feel like you got to know who they each were, and watch as who they were was tested by the relationship, but you also got to know them as people.

I can't wait for the next in this series.

Buy This Book!
Amazon

The Fall Affair by Vi Keeland - 5 Star ARC Review & Release Blitz

2026-08-18T10:30:00.000-04:00

BLURB

She’s counting down the days until she leaves Tuscany. He’s counting on making her stay.

Some people go to Tuscany to find themselves.

I went to escape—New York, my ex’s new relationship, and a career that derailed the moment I was passed over for partner.

My plan was simple: settle my eccentric Italian grandmother’s estate, sell whatever wasn’t nailed down, and return to the life I’d worked too hard to lose.

Instead, I walked into a mess—a crumbling antique shop, two hundred acres of leased vineyard land, and one infuriating clause in the will: Live and work in the shop for three months, or inherit nothing.

Then there’s the neighbor I clash with instantly. Matteo Lucchese is the infuriatingly handsome winemaker who leases my family’s land and refuses to be impressed by my credentials—or my attitude. He’s rugged and stubborn, stuck living in a time that has long passed us by, and the word rush isn’t part of his vocabulary. Basically, we’re exact opposites.
But as the days stretch into weeks, Tuscany chips away at the armor I didn’t realize I was wearing, and Matteo shows me the appeal of slowing down, of staying rooted, of wanting something other than climbing the corporate ladder.

I came to Tuscany to escape.

But now that the countdown to going home was on, I wasn’t sure if I was ready to leave. And the life I was falling for came with a looming expiration date.

Ok, this one got me. As a rule, if a book makes me cry, I have to say it's five stars as I am invested enough to actually cry. Allegra and Matteo managed this twice, so it's more than safe to say this one worked for me.

I loved so much about it. I loved the setting. I loved Matteo so much. How strong he was, how sure he was of her, how certain he was that they were more than a fling, even though he lived in Italy and she lived in New York City. I loved how willing he was to find a way, even when she was sure that it wouldn't ever work. And, I loved the way they author dealt with him questioning how certain he was about her, as it fit perfectly with him.

Italy is a character in this story, along with the town and the friends of Allegra's Nonna. All of them are interwoven so well into the story that you always feel like they both give you insight but also move the story along.

I didn't want to put this one down, I wanted to sneak away from work tasks to read, but I didn't want to do this story a disservice. This book is one that you want to read when you can focus and lose yourself in the story.

And, beware of the ending. It's perfection, without ruining it, and if you are like me, you are going to need a tissue as even though I was expecting it, it was still just perfect.

ADD TO GOODREADS

WHAT TO EXPECT

Opposites Attract

Under the Tuscan Sun Vibes

Found Family

NYC Heroine x Italian Hero

Late-summer Magic

PURCHASE LINKS

EBOOK

AUDIOBOOK

SPECIAL EDITION PAPERBACK

eBook available in Kindle Unlimited

AUTHOR BIO

Vi Keeland is a #1 New York Times, #1 Wall Street Journal, and USA Today Bestselling author. With millions of books sold, her titles are currently translated in twenty-seven languages and have appeared on bestseller lists in the US, Germany, Brazil, Bulgaria, Israel, and Hungary.

Three of her short stories have been turned into films, and two of her books are currently optioned for movies. She resides in New York with her husband and their three children where she is living out her own happily ever after with the boy she met at age six.

AUTHOR LINKS

FACEBOOK

PROFILE / PAGE / GROUP

WEBSITE

TIKTOK

INSTAGRAM

X (TWITTER)

GOODREADS

The Wild Card by Kendall Ryan - ARC Review

2026-08-10T11:30:00.000-04:00

He buried a fake-girlfriend clause in a roommate agreement.

She signed it without reading.
What could possibly go wrong?FBI agent Crew Jensen thrives on control. His rigid routines keep his anxiety and OCD in check: no chaos, no distractions, and definitely no relationships.

Until his boss threatens to transfer him to Alaska.

Desperate to prove he has "roots," Crew makes a wildly unhinged decision: he slips a fake-girlfriend clause into his roommate contract, hoping his next applicant won't read it carefully.

Emmie Marshall signs on page seventeen without blinking.

Emmie is everything Crew is not—warm, messy, impossibly chatty—and currently racing a cookbook deadline that could make or break her career. She needs stability. He needs a convincing relationship. It's a simple, mutually beneficial arrangement.

Fake dates. Public hand-holding. Mandatory cuddling sessions (her counter-demand—he's just so touch-starved and grumpy).

The more they pretend, the harder it becomes to remember where the contract ends and real feelings begin.

Because she makes the counting in his head stop. He makes her feel like she doesn't have to try so hard.

Suddenly, the arrangement that was supposed to be temporary feels dangerously real.

The premise of this one, I can't lie, I wasn't sure how I felt about the idea of a woman being tricked into a fake relationship by having the hero hide the fake relationship clause in a 17 page roommate agreement.

But, while I never loved the idea, getting to know Crew, and that he also didn't think it was a great idea, I was a little more able to ignore the premise.

Once I got past the premise of this one, I really likes this title. I loved Emmie, how completely different she was from Crew, and how much she brought him out of his shell. The way they connected with one another, and accepted one another, quirks and all, was lovely and made for an enjoyable story.

Buy This Book!
Amazon

The Pilot by Susan Stoker - ARC Review

2026-08-05T10:30:00.000-04:00

Sparks fly when a former bully moves in with her former victim in New York Times bestselling author Susan Stoker’s tantalizing third foray into Alpha Cove, a spicy military romance steeped in emotion.

Ex-fighter pilot Lincoln “Linc” Young is a survivor, masking his PTSD and nightmares behind a calm exterior. When his father’s death brings him back to Maine to help his mom, he never expects to cross paths with his former high school tormentor. But the woman who once made his life hell now stirs completely different emotions in Linc, and when he finds Harper in need, he impulsively offers her and her young son a place to stay.

Harper Bates thought she’d hit rock bottom after returning to her childhood home in Rockville, Maine. Then her father begins judging her every move—and worse, her son Kash, when they discover he’s being bullied at school. The last person she expects help from is Linc, the boy Harper herself had bullied years ago. Now a commanding presence who makes her and Kash feel safe, Linc inspires both a growing attraction…and lingering shame over her past actions.

Temporary cohabitation quickly turns into something more as Harper and Linc reveal intimate secrets that put them both on a path to healing. But they’re unaware someone else has a secret. And it’s about to impact the one person the couple can’t live without—Kash.

I loved the plot of this one. The two characters who need to overcome the things in their past, with the addition of her being his high school bully.

The forced proximity added to the idea that they were forced to reconcile how they feel about one another and how they relate to one another with the things in their past they are trying to come to terms with.

Their connection was amazing, and the tension between them had me invested from the beginning of the story.

There was an additional suspense element that I actually thought was a little overdone toward the end of the story and took this one down about half a start for me, as while I understood why the storyline was included, it somewhat messed up the pacing of the story for me.

Buy This Book!
Amazon

Tracked by Rebecca Sharp - ARC Review

2026-07-30T10:30:00.000-04:00

To infiltrate a wilderness retreat and find her missing sister, she must pose as the girlfriend of a rugged survivalist. The problem? He’s her sister’s ex, and the man she’s always desired. The danger? Their pretend passion is turning real.

When ER doctor Lara Crane’s sister vanishes in the Wyoming wilderness, she turns to the one man with the skills to find her—the one man she shouldn’t want. Professional tracker Calder Stone is her sister’s ex-boyfriend and the forbidden attraction Lara has buried for twelve years.

For Calder, a survivalist who lives by control and careful rules, Lara has always been the exception. Their search leads to a remote couples-only retreat hiding deadly secrets. The only way in? Pose as lovers. But in the intimate confines of their undercover charade, pretending reveals a desire that’s dangerously real.

As they uncover the sinister truth behind the retreat—and her sister’s disappearance—someone will kill to keep it buried. Trapped in a wilderness where danger lurks behind every tree and their forbidden desire ignites with every stolen touch, Lara and Calder must risk it all to survive. Including their hearts.

This is my first title by this author, and I did enjoy it enough to read other titles by her.

I liked both of the characters and I did believe in both their connection and their reactions to one another. I do think in some places, the book was more a suspense/adventure title and less a romance. Because of that, I do think some of the connection with the characters was a little muted, so the romantic payoff did feel somewhat lessened.

That said, there were a lot of moments in the suspense story that had some great emotional payoff, so there is that to also balance the story which overall left me feeling that I enjoyed this title.

Buy This Book
Amazon

Dirty Judge by Whitney G - ARC Review

2026-07-29T10:30:00.000-04:00

There are three rules in Judge Ashton’s courtroom:

1. Don’t ever question him.

2. Try not to look guilty.

3. Never make him remember you.

I just wish someone had told me that before I had a hearing in front of him.

Because this jerk barely listened to my speeding ticket case, ruled me “guilty as hell,” and made me pay thousands of dollars in fees—despite me pleading about how broke and desperate I was.

So, it’s only fair that I looked up his home address, found his luxury car, and treated all his windows to some much-deserved damage.

I “allegedly” did it, I mean.

He’ll never know…

At least, that’s what I thought.

Several weeks later, yours truly was hired to be a new law clerk.

For his courtroom.

Turns out, he remembered me all too well and decided to make my life a living hell.

And he plays dirty.

Far dirtier than anyone could ever imagine.

I think I say this whenever I review a Whitney G. title, but it's important to note that her stories are always a little bonkers, and that is what I love about them.

Would these situations happen in real life? I suspect not, but I also don't care as that is the fun of the book.

Olivia and Judge Ashton are what you want. Funny, quirky, hot together, and just so completely Whitney that I absolutely loved them.

I haven't looked, but I am positive I am not the only person who mentions the quirkiness of this author, as it matters. If you are looking for a serious, realistic title, this isn't for you. If you want to laugh, love the characters, shake your head at the silliness while being all in, this IS the book for you.

Booked All Night

Twined Fates by K. Bromberg - ARC Review & Release Blitz

Lavender Hill by Aurora Rose Reynolds - ARC Review

Buy This Book!Amazon

Never Been Tamed by Corinne Michaels - ARC Review

Buy This Book!Amazon

The Gilded Rose by Joana Shupe - ARC Review

Spellstruck by Martha Waters - ARC Review

Swing and a Kiss by Jacqueline Snowe - ARC Review

Scouting the Single Dad by Sara Ney - ARC Review

Fifth Avenue Flirt by Louise Bay - ARC Review

Buy This Book!

Big Girls Don't Spy by Lexi Blake - ARC Review

Falling For Love by Carly Phillips - ARC Review

Fall Love by L. B. Dunbar - ARC Review & Release Blitz

Start reading today!

Specters & Spotlights by Shade Zarling - Release Blitz

About the Author:

Yours Truly Fall by S. L. Scott - ARC Review and Release Blitz

Buy This Book!

Direct Action by Riley Edwards - ARC Review

Well Aware by Lani Lynn Vale - ARC Review & Release Blitz

Peaks and Promises by Claire Kingsley - ARC Review

Buy This Book!Amazon

Scored by Aleatha Romig - ARC Review

Pre-Order this Book!AmazonStart the Series with Book 1: InterceptedAmazon

A Simple Regret by Lacey Black - ARC Review & Release Blitz

Motion to Dismiss by Whitney G. - ARC Review

Buy This Book!

Hard Pass by K. Bromberg - ARC Review & Release Blitz

Buy This Book!Amazon

The Fall Affair by Vi Keeland - 5 Star ARC Review & Release Blitz

The Wild Card by Kendall Ryan - ARC Review

Buy This Book!Amazon

The Pilot by Susan Stoker - ARC Review

Buy This Book!Amazon

Tracked by Rebecca Sharp - ARC Review

Buy This BookAmazon

Dirty Judge by Whitney G - ARC Review

Buy This Book!Amazon

Buy This Book!
Amazon

Buy This Book!
Amazon

Buy This Book!
Amazon

Pre-Order this Book!
Amazon

Start the Series with Book 1: Intercepted
Amazon

Buy This Book!
Amazon

Buy This Book!
Amazon

Buy This Book!
Amazon

Buy This Book
Amazon

Buy This Book!
Amazon