Thursday, January 25, 2018

Review: A Touch of Deadly

Description:
When Emily Brooks’ mom packed up their bags and moved them thousands of miles away from Oklahoma, the only home she’s ever known, she knew she would have a hard time adjusting to their lives in Midnight Valley. 
On the bright side, her hot new neighbor with the dazzling green eyes helps her make new friends. She even lands a role starring in a movie that’s being filmed in town. 
But life becomes harder than she thought it would be when she realizes that something just isn’t right about Midnight Valley - and it has nothing to do with the bats that swarm the town, her strange new neighbor, or even the fact that the town doesn’t have cell phone service. After a few odd occurrences, Emily is convinced the whole town is haunted. 
The only problem? No one believes her. And even worse? She thought Midnight Valley was only haunted by the dead. Not the living, too.
Review:
A Touch of Deadly by Jody Morse
My rating: 5 of 5 stars
Another fantastic start to a new series from these two talented authors! I adore their books and was so excited to find a new release! Great romantic development, I LOVE reading books with love triangles, and can't wait to see how the guys change going forward as mysteries unravel. Waiting until October for another book is torture! Five glittery stars!
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Sunday, December 31, 2017

Review: Sanctuary

Description:
It’s survival of the fittest, but first you have to fit in.
Shae is sure the icy rage that eats away at her is driving away her friends and pulling her closer to the wrong boy. But, as her protected world unravels, she discovers the violent supernatural world that lurks in her quiet hometown and the ancient feuds that threaten to destroy both her friends and her family. To save those she loves, Shae must succumb to her own fury, but at what cost?
Review:
Sanctuary by Melle Amade
My rating: 5 of 5 stars
Shane is a one of a kind main character. She was interesting and the story about her unfolded true to her pov. The introduction to the characters was developed yet there was still an air of mystery. Who's good and who's bad isn't clear until the author wants it to be. I've never read a shifter book like this and am looking forward to seeing what will happen to everyone in the next book! Five glittery stars!
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