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February 25, 2015
My Review on Desiring Death by C.P. Mandara
5.0 out of 5 stars Tantalizing and delicious paranormal fantasy!, February 25, 2015By Angel - See all my reviewsThis review is from: Desiring Death (Evading Death Book 2) (Kindle Edition)Desiring Death by C.P. Mandara—the second novel in the Evading Death series—captivates the reader with the tantalizing story of beautiful and deadly vampire huntress Violetta and the seductive and unstoppable master of the vampire kind, Monsieur Martinet. Once you start reading this delicious paranormal fantasy, you just can’t put it down. Fascinating characters and sizzling sexual tension leave you craving for more.
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February 24, 2015
My Review on Obsession Vol. 2 (Turbulent Desire Series) by Ericka Santana
5.0 out of 5 stars Sexy and entertaining, February 17, 2015By Angel - See all my reviewsThis review is from: Obsession vol.2 (Turbulent Desire Series): Risque proposal Salacious agreement (Kindle Edition)
This novel is sexy and entertaining. The relationship between the top fashion model Skylar and the rich playboy Jean Carlo DePandi is a roller coaster of emotions. Having broken each other's heart in the past, their passion is reignited, and there is no stopping it now.
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February 23, 2015
February 22, 2015
The new edition of “Spellbound in His Arms” is released by Amazon Publishing!
I’m so excited to share this new release with my fans and loyal followers.
Here is the link to the new release at Amazon US
Here is the link to the new release at Amazon UK
Here is the link to my previous posts on the exciting news about Amazon Publishing reissuing “Spellbound in His Arms”
February 21, 2015
I Love Books!
Books are my love, my passion, my life. I’m a writer and, of course, I’m an avid reader.I love mystery, suspense, action, romance, adventure, paranormal, chick lit, thrillers, and lots of other genres. Every chance I have, I devour one book after the other, always thinking that there isn’t enough time to read all the books I would like to. And when I devote time to reading a book, I also make the time to write a review. Because first of all, I know how important reviews are for writers and secondly, I want to share my thoughts and feelings about the book I have just read.
However, I don’t write reviews for all the books I read or start reading and put them down after a few pages. I write reviews about books I loved (5 stars), or I liked (4 stars), or even sometimes if I thought they were just okay (3 stars). I don’t write negative 1 and 2 stars reviews. First of all, because I know all the hard work a writer has to put into a book from the first paragraph all the way to having it published, and I respect that; and secondly, because we don’t all have the same taste. Things that I love other people might hate and vice versa. We don’t all like the same people, houses, cars, clothes, hobbies, and, of course, books. That’s what makes the world go round. We all have different taste, and the beauty of this world is that there is always someone or something out there that fits exactly what we’re looking for.
So if I pick up a book and don’t like it, I just put it aside. I don’t talk about it, and I don’t post a review. But if I like it, of course, I’ll post a review and talk about the things I liked about it.Having said that, I should say that I respect the way other people feel about reviews. Some people feel that if they read a book they didn’t like, they should post a negative review with their opinion to prevent others who feel the same from wasting their time on this particular book. I respect that, but that’s not the way I feel. And I always do what feels right for me.
Of course, I’m not talking about professional reviewers—experts in their field who read hundreds of books and their opinion / review is requested. That’s different. They are asked to provide their opinion, and they do—whether it’s good or bad. That’s a risk a writer has to take, every time he or she asks for a review by a professional reviewer. And, in this case, even negative reviews are useful and constructive because a writer gets a feedback on his work that would be very helpful in the next book he or she writes.
February 20, 2015
My Review on "September Ends" by Hunter S. Jones
5 An amazing and unique novel enriched with exquisite poetryByAngelon 27 Ιανουάριος 2015Format: Kindle EditionVerified Purchase
This novel is a beautiful romance full of passion, enriched with exquisite poetry, creativity and supernatural elements.
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February 19, 2015
5 Star Review: "The story line will keep you enthralled and reading well into the night"
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The story line will keep you enthralled and reading well into the night., February 19, 2015By MikiHopeVerified Purchase(What's this?)This review is from: Spellbound in His Arms (The Greek Isles Series Book 1) (Kindle Edition)The depiction of the Green Isles is stunning, making me want to go and visit there. The story line will keep you enthralled and reading well into the night. Who are the good guys and who is the worst of the bad guys and will Jackie make it out alive? This is definitely a murder/romance you don't want to miss reading. There are at least two more in this series which I will just have to get my hands on--this one can be read as a stand alone and from what I have read so can the others!Read the review at Amazon
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My Review on "Rafael's Woman" by Fiona Murphy
5.0 out of 5 stars Steamy and exciting! February 17, 2015By AngelFormat:Kindle Edition
A wonderful book about Carrie Whitney, who while trying to help her twin brothers becomes involved with smoking hot Rafael Castillo. The undeniable chemistry between the leading characters, the struggle of their forbidden relationship, and the interesting plot make this novel irresistible.
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