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Review: The Strongest Ring, by Laura Bradley Rede

Title: The Strongest Ring Author: Laura Bradly Rede Rating: 5/5 Stars “Seventeen year old Beck doesn’t consider herself a tree-hugger. With her multi-colored dreadlocks and her combat boots, she’s more at home working at Criminal Records Music than taking a stroll in the woods. That is, until she falls for Jordan, a handsome vampire activist [...]

Review: Twitter Crush, by Kitty Fine

Title: Twitter Crush (Valentine’s Day Sex Slut Stories #1) Author: Kitty Fine Rating: 4/5 Stars “Cat, an erotica writer, has fantasized about her Twitter crush for weeks. His tweets make her wet and weak, but she fights to keep her anonymity and professionalism with him. She thinks Valentine’s Day won’t be anything special, until he [...]

Review: “Say It.” by Amber Jerome~Norrgard

Title: “Say It.” Author: Amber Jerome~Norrgard Rating: 4/5 Stars “A glimpse into the lives of a pair of lovers as they play a game of dominance….” (description from Goodreads) Jerome~Norrgard brings her readers yet another great short, with “Say It.” Having read her other erotic shorts, I can say that this isn’t likely to disappoint veteran [...]

Review: What My Mother Doesn’t Know, by Sonya Sones

Title: What My Mother Doesn’t Know Author: Sonya Sones Rating: 5/5 Stars “My name is Sophie. This book is about me. It tells the heart-stoppingly riveting story of my first love. And also of my second. And, okay, my third love, too. It’s not that I’m boy crazy. It’s just that even though I’m almost [...]

Review: Lost in the Seven Worlds, by Petronela Ungureanu

Title: Lost in the Seven Worlds Author: Petronela Ungureanu Rating: 3/5 Stars “Lost in the Seven Worlds is the debut work of Petronela Ungureanu, an avante-garde Romanian writer. When a young woman finds herself captive in another world, she makes the mistake of falling for one of the disgraced beings. In the name of love, she is confronted with a most disturbing demand and faces [...]

Reflections Magnolia Memories Blog Tour: Guest Post by poet Patricia Neely-Dorsey

Today on the blog, I have a post from fellow poet Patricia Neely-Dorsey. She has a guest post for all of you to read, as well as a poem to share later on in this post, as part of her blog tour taking place right now. I hope that you enjoy the post and check [...]

Review: Flat-Out Matt, by Jessica Park

Title: Flat-Out Matt Author: Jessica Park Rating: 5/5 Stars “Matt is a junior at MIT. He’s geeky, he’s witty, he’s brilliant. And he’s also very, very stupid. When beautiful, cool, insightful Julie moves in with Matt’s family, why (oh why!) does he pretend to be his absent brother Finn for her alleged benefit? It seems [...]

Review: Allister Cromley’s Fairweather Belle, by Shane Portman

Title: Allister Cromley’s Fairweather Belle Author: Shane Portman Rating: 4/5 Stars “Allister Cromley’s Fairweather Belle is an illustrated collection of bedtime stories that were written to give grownups something to read aloud to other grownups or quiet to one’s own grownup self to invoke those childhood feelings of safety, wonder and even excitement in the face [...]

Review: Flat-Out Love, by Jessica Park

Title: Flat-Out Love Author: Jessica Park Rating: 4/5 Stars “He was tall, at least six feet, with dirty blond hair that hung over his eyes. His T-shirt read Nietzsche Is My Homeboy. So, that was Matt.  Who Julie Seagle likes. A lot.  But there is also Finn.  Who she flat out loves. Complicated? Awkward?  Completely. But [...]

Review: Wuthering Nights, by I.J. Miller

Title: Wuthering Nights Author: I.J. Miller (and Emily Brontë) Rating: 4/5 Stars “Romantics everywhere have been enthralled by Emily Bronte’s classic novel of the tragic love between beautiful, spirited Catherine Earnshaw and dark, brooding Heathcliff. The restrained desire between these two star-crossed lovers has always smoldered on the page. And now it ignites into an [...]