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Shaw and Merrill are sent to Stonemore to investigate their ruler, the Divine, and figure out why they are killing children with magic. Shaw finds himself distracted by the beautiful Nia who he can’t get enough of, but can he trust her not to be a spy. Shaw is known as the quiet dragon king. … More ARC Review: Dragon Eternal by Donna Grant
The Facemaker tells the story of pioneering plastic surgeon Harold Delf Gillies, who dedicated his life to reconstructing the faces of injured soldiers in his care during World War I. After reading The Butchering Art, Fizharris’ first book, I knew that I would want to read any future books that she wrote. This book surpassed … More ARC Review: The Facemaker: One Surgeon’s Battle to Mend the Disfigured Soldiers of World War I by Lindsey Fitzharris
Raven Moreaux comes from a long line of grifters and she couldn’t be prouder, until she is blackmailed into helping the government. Now she has to infiltrate a former Confederate official’s house to find a stolen copy of the Declaration of Independence. Like all of Jenkins’ books, I was instantly sucked into Raven and Braxton’s … More ARC Review: To Catch A Raven by Beverly Jenkins
When Gwen Gully finds a criminal hiding in her smithy she knows she should just let the mob have him and forget about him. But instead she fights to save him and finds herself pledged into a marriage of convenience. I picked this book up because of its beautiful cover and then the blurb sold … More ARC Review: The Scoundrel Falls Hard by Sophie Jordan
Catalina and Alessandro’s final book was nonstop action and danger. From the very first page, this book just sucked me in and didn’t let me go until it was done. House Baylor finally has relocated to a new house that is big enough for everyone, and strong enough to hold out against an attack, which … More ARC Review: Ruby Fever by Ilona Andrews
Zhalto warrior Captain Thadd Naveri is forced to work with the fierce and strong First Claw Annora Rahl of Damar to stop the mining of a deadly mineral. The plan is to destroy the mine and prevent any genite from leaving the planet, but things quickly go wrong leading to an even more deadly mission. … More ARC Review: Captain of the Guard by Anna Hackett
When Ivan Mercant comes across the beautiful Lei while on a training course with the wolves, he finds himself instantly connected to her. He doesn’t know what to do with this new connection but he is determined to keep Lei close, but tragedy gets in the way. A year later, he gets a second chance. … More ARC Review: Storm Echo by Nalini Singh
For three years, Gemma Falls has been on the run from her abusive ex. While teaching at D.C. University, she finds herself unexpectedly attracted to a fellow professor, Jethro Hanson. Jethro is more than he seems though and both of their past finally catch up to them. I am so happy that Zanetti decided to … More ARC Review: Unforgiven by Rebecca Zanetti
This book picks up a few weeks after the previous book ended. Gemma Ripley, Princess of Andvari, is still struggling with PTSD from her torture by the Morricone’s even if she can’t show it. She is still determined to find answers which leads her to the trade summit between the various kingdoms. This was a … More ARC Review: Tear Down the Throne by Jennifer Estep
Marcus Stanwick is determined to uncover all parties involved in the assassination plot that got his father hanged and his title stripped of him. He turns to the woman he despises for help and finds that she may be the one person who can help him uncover the truth. This book was full of unexpected … More ARC Review: Return of the Duke by Lorraine Heath
This is a wonderful beginners book to understanding tarot cards. This book breaks down each card into eight categories: beginnings, career, finances, romance, friends & family, health, higher guidance, and outcome. Both upright and reversed meanings are given for each of these as well. This book uses the Raider-Waite Tarot deck but if you have … More ARC Review: The Big Book of Tarot Meanings: The Beginner’s Guide to Reading the Cards by Sam Magdaleno
After reading Lindsay’s previous book Natural Magick, I knew I wanted to read this one. This was a beautifully illustrated, informative, and easy to follow book about utilizing earth magick for your craft. This book covers casting a circle and ritual basics, the four elements, the four seasons, earth magick, crystals, divination, empath care, and … More ARC Review: The Witch of the Forest’s Guide to Earth Magick by Lindsay Squire
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