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Thick as Thieves — Sandra Brown
If you enjoy thrillers, you will not be disappointed by Thick as Thieves. Ledge and Arden’s relationship was more like the cherry on top rather than the main scoop of ice cream, but I didn’t mind this one bit as the story was suspenseful and filled with dynamic characters and slowly-revealed secrets.
Made of Steel — Ivy Smoak
I knew exactly what I was expecting when I picked up Made of Steel, but what I got blew my expectations out of the water. I started reading this book at around 9 pm and didn’t put it down until I finished. Absolutely 5-star worthy.
Saint Justice — Mike Grist
Ex-CIA agent Cristopher Wren stumbles upon a warehouse in the boondocks of Utah stockpiled with baby formula, multi-vitamins, and sets of adult-sized clothing – everything you need to keep a human alive. He also finds a massive cage. A cage this size is only built for one purpose. Humans. With on-point metaphors, suspenseful action scenes, and psychological twists, Saint Justice fully deserves a 5-star rating and will not disappoint.
The Truth About Cads and Dukes — Elisa Braden
This is my third read-through of this book, and although it is the second in Elisa Braden’s, Rescued from Ruin, series, I specifically chose to write a review for The Truth About Cads and Dukes because it’s that great.
The Anonymous Bookaholics Tag
I’m very excited to have been tagged in The Anonymous Bookaholics Tag and share a bit about myself and my reading habits with you all! Thank you to O.D. Book Reviews for the tag, definitely go check them out! Ok, here goes: 1. What do you like about buying new books? It’s the promise of… Continue reading The Anonymous Bookaholics Tag
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Thick as Thieves — Sandra Brown
If you enjoy thrillers, you will not be disappointed by Thick as Thieves. Ledge and Arden’s relationship was more like the cherry on top rather than the main scoop of ice cream, but I didn’t mind this one bit as the story was suspenseful and filled with dynamic characters and slowly-revealed secrets.
Made of Steel — Ivy Smoak
I knew exactly what I was expecting when I picked up Made of Steel, but what I got blew my expectations out of the water. I started reading this book at around 9 pm and didn’t put it down until…
Saint Justice — Mike Grist
Ex-CIA agent Cristopher Wren stumbles upon a warehouse in the boondocks of Utah stockpiled with baby formula, multi-vitamins, and sets of adult-sized clothing – everything you need to keep a human alive. He also finds a massive cage. A cage…
The Truth About Cads and Dukes — Elisa Braden
This is my third read-through of this book, and although it is the second in Elisa Braden’s, Rescued from Ruin, series, I specifically chose to write a review for The Truth About Cads and Dukes because it’s that great.
The Anonymous Bookaholics Tag
I’m very excited to have been tagged in The Anonymous Bookaholics Tag and share a bit about myself and my reading habits with you all! Thank you to O.D. Book Reviews for the tag, definitely go check them out! Ok,…
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Thick as Thieves — Sandra Brown
If you enjoy thrillers, you will not be disappointed by Thick as Thieves. Ledge and…
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Made of Steel — Ivy Smoak
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Saint Justice — Mike Grist
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The Anonymous Bookaholics Tag
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Although I found the concept of this book intriguing, the poor writing style and confusing…
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