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Thursday, 17 September 2020

Tome Thursday: A Queen's Pride

 
Hello everyone!
 
I come to you with an offering.
 
And a FANTASTIC one at that!
 
As you all know by now, or if you don't you're about to, I'm a member of a site called BookSirens, where you can get a lot of ARCs for free, the only stipulation being there are some time crunches to when you have to finish reading them.
 
Don't worry though, most of them are around the three month mark.
 
So because of this, I often get emails telling me about all the new ARCs or books that would generally fit the genre I prefer reading, and a little bit ago I opened said email up to find one that REALLY captured my interest.
 
It may have taken me just a little to get started, but once I did, hooooo boy!
 
I gobbled this up in mostly one sitting. I think I only left a very small portion of the book for another day, so that makes it two days, a whole lot of enjoyment, and excitement for the second book.
 
I'm talking about A Queen's Pride written by best-selling author N.D. Jones.
 

Thursday, 23 August 2018

Tome Thursday: Wild Heart


Hello everyone!

It's time for yet another book review and, yes, you guessed it, I turned to my usual go-to for whenever I feel as though I need a good, solid romance story with a happily ever after that doesn't come at the price of me tearing my hair out at either the hero or heroine being completely ridiculous by not just TALKING things through.

I mean, what's the price of talk nowadays? Millions of dollars?

You'd think so by how certain authors will add unnecessary complications into a fictional relationship simply for the sake of a complication itself.

Anyway.

Serenity Woods does NOT do that, I'm happy to report, although I do have to admit I ran into one of her books that didn't quite mesh up with what I'd been expecting ... but it's not tonight's subject, I promise.

No, no, tonight's subject is one of those I actually devoured fairly easily.

It's titled Wild Heart.