Book Review: You’ll Be Fine by Jen Michalski

Michalski’s own words fairly accurately describe what to expect when you read ‘You’ll Be Fine.’ You know when the first introduction to the main characters involve a mother abandoning her teenage daughter in the parking lot of a theme park, the story is promising to deliver a messy punch to the gut. Years later, Alex […]

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Book Review: Lucas by Elna Holst

ninestarpress.com/product/lucas/(opens in a new tab) This one took a bit to get into. It is a story told in all letters. Correspondence between a woman and her ‘friend’ whom she never actually sends the letters to. She just uses the writing as sort of like a journal, I guess. The sentence structure and words were […]

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Book Review: Grimmer Intentions by Jodi Hutchins

Halflings Beware. In The Grim Assistant, we were introduced to Sam. A young mail person. She had a nephew, a sister, and a crush on Lauren, a woman on her daily route. She runs into some trouble surfing. That trouble was named ‘Margo,’ a Grim that helps souls cross to the other side. In this […]

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Book Review: Sophomore Surge by K.R. Collins

Sophomore slump. The first book in this series surprised me in the best way. We got to know Sophie Fournier and take a journey with her as she experienced her first year in the NAHL. She had to overcome all of the obstacles that come with being the first and only woman player in the […]

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Book Review: Never Knew Until You by L.E. Royal

Intense. What do you do after your wife of 14 years leaves you for the young woman she cheated on you with? Find a service to connect you with a hot young Latina woman to show you the wonderful world of submission. Reasonable. I would put this in the erotic romance category. There was a […]

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Book Review: The Grim Assistant by Jodi Hutchins

Crossing over. Sam is a surfing mail carrier who has a crush on a customer on her route, Lauren. Lauren is a school teacher who is having some issues with her live-in girlfriend, Bethany. When Sam encounters rough waters while surfing alone one morning, her future is suddenly cast in doubt. 

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Book Review: Gotta Catch Her by Kelly Haworth

An interesting concept for story. Ann has a corporate job and is struggling with a client audit. In her free time, she plays a game called Ani-min, that takes you out to places to find objects and have battles. Rachael is a flustered single mom that also plays Ani-min as a way to get some […]

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