Thursday, October 11, 2018

Book Review and Giveaway for The Truth About Us by Aly Martinez


THE TRUTH ABOUT US
by ALY MARTINEZ

Truth: Penn Walker entered my life like a summer storm—dark, ominous, and filled with thunder.

After witnessing my husband’s murder, I didn’t have much of a heart left to offer a man.

But Penn took it all.
Every jagged shard.
Every broken bit.
Even the dirty and twisted pieces that I wish never existed.

Lie: I didn’t need him to save me.
Lie: I knew exactly who he was.
Lie: Losing him wouldn’t destroy me.

But that’s the thing about lies—you never know who to believe.



REVIEW: 5 STARS
"In my life, nothing is permanent but pain."

It's not very often that I delay the finishing of a book because I legit fear the ending of the story coming and me losing that connection to the characters. Many times I finish and I'm good to go, happy even - write my review, set up my giveaway, gush about the book and move on. Nothing wrong with that because I do it probably 95% of the time, I'm sure. But every once in a while, a story comes along and makes me feel more, makes me crave more, makes me fear the end. I simply didn't want to let go. This book, this duet really, did everything I love. Everything. It was action packed, it was intense, it was character driven, it was a love worth my time and energy away from the real world. Aly is so good at what she does. I don't think there is anyone that can honestly dispute that...I just don't. Penn and Cora had me wrapped up in my emotions. I sat at 92% for a while and procrastinated like a boss.....I just didn't want to say goodbye to them.

Not only does Aly write a story that literally wraps you up, but she gives you that warmth in her words, the familiarity....the ease. She's such an easy read, and with her words flowing effortlessly, you can't help but relate to her characters, even if they're in an unrelatable situation. It's because she makes them relatable and real. Just down to earth, easy characters. Nothing is forced, everything is pretty copacetic.

I notice that I mentioned in my notes a few times about how strong Cora was. There seems to have been a recurrent WOW aspect to her situations and reactions. I've read plenty of discussions about how strong a heroine is, or what others consider strong, and I honestly think Cora sets the bar and takes the cake on this one. She was the epitome of smarts riddle with grief, but still cognizant of life around her. She was so observant, and she took everything in for not only face value, but for it's purpose as well. This book took some twists and turns and magnified them so I was wide-eyed quite a few times, yet Cora's strength didn't follow the route I would have thought! I would have buckled 110 times had I been in her shoes. Not only from the difficulty of the situations presented, but the mere wink from Penn would have made my knees buckle! I wondered if she would ever break.....if there was a crack that we could see, but she held it together and I loved it! I most definitely enjoy that aspect of Aly's writing; it's never predictable.

Penn is literally book boyfriend gold. I mean, I know I said in my review for The Truth About Lies that the storyline and characters were intense, but Penn melted my soul. He had a strength, but I think I felt like I could name his weakness: Cora. His determination to see through with his plan was CrAzY, even with all the pain that was sure to transpire after it was all said and done. But man! LOVE. Absolute love. I know there isn't a whole lot of info I can give without keeping this spoiler-free, but I do know that this is a highly recommended read. I couldn't put it down and most definitely was transfixed by everything happening.

I will admit I sat at my computer for a very long time trying to write this review. It's not always easy to put into words something that speaks for itself. I'll be honest and say that Aly Martinez blows me away with every book she writes, and maybe I am biased, but I love the brilliance behind every aspect of her books, from the cover to the words to the title. My favorite part about this whole book, well - the duet really, was the meaning behind the titles. Those mean so much when put into perspective. I like knowing I will get a HEA with Aly, but the thought alone of the turmoil along the journey is what ultimately gets me all fired up. The writing is always superb, but the shocking twists and the unfathomable outcomes are what keep me coming back for more. Her stories never cease to impress me, book after book. I am so excited to see what she comes up with next. The very ending of this one was smile inducing because now I have something to look forward to!!

"Cora. Cora. Cora. My mind's favorite distraction. And torture."
~BEE

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~MEET ALY MARTINEZ~
Born and raised in Savannah, Georgia, Aly Martinez is a stay-at-home mom to four crazy kids under the age of five- including a set of twins. Currently living in Chicago, she passes what little free time she has reading anything and everything she can get her hands on, preferably with a glass of wine at her side.
After some encouragement from her friends, Aly decided to add “Author” to her ever-growing list of job titles. So grab a glass of Chardonnay, or a bottle if you’re hanging out with Aly, and join her aboard the crazy train she calls life.

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Sunday, October 7, 2018

Book Review and Giveaway for Booted by Pam Godwin


BOOTED
by PAM GODWIN

The night I’m released from prison, she’s in my bed.
It’s been eight years since I touched a woman, and the Native American beauty is half-dressed, beaten, bruised, and devastatingly exquisite.

We’re toxic together, but we want the same things. Blood. Vengeance.
Violent relief in a warm body.

Beneath her touch, I’m alive.
Against her skin, I’m redeemed.
Buried inside her, I forget the past.
Until the past takes her from me.

Prison made me cold, but losing Raina makes me cruel. Ruthless. Unforgiving.
I killed before. For her, I’ll kill again.
I’ll end this once and for all or die in my boots.


REVIEW: 4 STARS
"Chillingly intense and devoid of sympathy, the man is chiseled in hostility."

Well, this final book was most definitely NOT what I thought it would be, but definitely everything I needed in the final book of a series. This is my first series by Pam Godwin, and I am so glad I finally jumped into her words. I have to say that I love the way she closed this one out. It really sealed the deal for me on an otherwise tumultuous and emotional story for this family.

I knew Lorne had a story to tell and I was looking forward to his ever since I read Buckled. Yeah, sure - he oozed sex and strength from the get-go, but I knew his story was going to make me feel and think. That's exactly what happened with this one. Knowing Raina was the one that his heart spoke to, that threw me for a loop and I had NO idea how I was going to reconcile my feelings on her for him. Well, clearly I didn't need to reconcile anything. I needed to be patient for Godwin's words and her excellent storytelling.

"No one will ever know you or truly understand, until they run their fingers through your soul."

I think the best point for me, was the realization that while Godwin was telling us their story, I was able to formulate my own emotional attachment to the characters based on how she gave me the characters' backgrounds and how she insinuated certain events. She led me to them, but let me fall in love with them on my own terms. It was very apparent to me and I loved that aspect of it. I think that is what made the story work really well for me. Raina was not the sum total of the outward appearance she projected and "lived" through. It made her depth that much more interesting to me. I read her character with wonder, not only because of her heritage and the way she believed, but also how she managed to be Lorne's necessity without him actually realizing it until it was too late. I really liked her character. The same could be said about Lorne. His strength was never questioned. His gruffness was never challenged. But his emotions? They were never confronted for what they were, instead they were encouraged and welcomed by Raina, and the way she helped him get through it all was unreal. Again, I read her with awe. I really liked Raina.....if you couldn't tell. I can appreciate that Godwin obliterated my preconceived notions about her, which also made their love that much more raw and emotional for me.

"Everything that matters to her resides in the space between the earth and her soul."

I will admit that my rating fluctuated between a 3.5 and a 4 throughout the entire book, and I really struggled with that. Not because it was bad or poorly written, because that couldn't be farther from the truth. She was able to give me a full-fledged image wth her words and she was very easy to read. I think what I struggled with most is the different tones of 'voice' I heard from Lorne. At times his alpha came out and that was hot. Beyond hot. It was compelling and it was totally in line with how I 'read' him. Other times, we got to see this man that was dealing with something that wasn't put into words, because there was no way for him to verbalize how he was feeling. I felt so bad for him, and Godwin handled that with precision. I knew he was dealing with something and that was amazing to work through with him, but to also watch Raina ground him. The -only- voice I had a hard time with was the seemingly flowery, almost feminine voice I was hearing every once in a while. It just didn't really play into the Lorne I was thinking he was. That is honestly the ONLY issue I had with this book, otherwise it was an amazing love story.

The final quote under my review is the perfect example as to how well her words flow. The beauty and underlying message in her book was a love that was undeniable, but necessary for survival and this was apparent in all three books. I cannot wait to read more from her and will most definitely look forward to it.

"He has a protective heart. Vigilant and, on rare occasions, chivalrous. But also lethal."
~BEE

"She pleasures me with passion.  I love her with fire. Together, we reduce the night to ashes."

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New York Times and USA Today Bestselling author, Pam Godwin, lives in the Midwest with her husband, their two children, and a foulmouthed parrot. When she ran away, she traveled fourteen countries across five continents, attended three universities, and married the vocalist of her favorite rock band.

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Thursday, October 4, 2018

Book Review and Giveaway for Medicine Man by Saffron A Kent



Willow Taylor lives in a castle with large walls and iron fences. But this is no ordinary castle. It’s called Heartstone Psychiatric hospital and it houses forty other patients. It has nurses with mean faces and techs with permanent frowns.

It has a man, as well. A man who is cold and distant. Whose voice drips with authority. And whose piercing gray eyes hide secrets, and maybe linger on her face a second too long.

Willow isn’t supposed to look deep into those eyes. She isn’t supposed to try to read his tightly leashed emotions. And neither is she supposed to touch herself at night, imagining his powerful voice and that cold but beautiful face.

No, Willow Taylor shouldn’t be attracted to Simon Blackwood, at all.

Because she’s a patient and he’s her doctor. Her psychiatrist.

The medicine man.

WARNING: This book discusses sensitive issues including but not limited to, depression and suicide.



REVIEW: 4 bold stars
"She needs a true hero. I'm a broken one."

I feel like I need to stress that this book might not be for everyone. This one seems to have been written in the same mindset as The Unrequited, which was on my Favorites List for 2017. And once again, the intensity was there. I loved the mood, the pull, the uninhibited look at the psyche of one woman trying to prove something to...someone. This character was definitely one that didn't think like a lot of people. I loved being inside her mind.

Saffron is the type of author that you can either connect with her style, her thoughts, her words quite easily, or she’s not your type and you’re going to pick apart her words, her scenarios, her idea of forbidden love. I’m firmly in the first camp. I am always taken away with her stories and I enjoy the journey she takes me on. The range of thoughts on this book are going to vary wildly from a DNF to a glowing 5 star because her words will affect us each differently. But mind you, that’s not to say that any one person’s idea or rating of this book is going to be wrong, and I think that is the beauty of her writing. The moral side of it? The forbidden aspect of it? It’s catchy and naughty, disgusting and pure, real and awkward, all mixed into one intriguing book. Her words lure you in, and then you’re stuck. I couldn’t pull away. No matter how much the relationship between Simon and Willow may bother some, it will work for others. Read it. Or don’t. But understand that everyone will take something different from this book. But also, please don’t begrudge someone their feelings just because they don’t match yours because this book will definitely spark conversations, both good and bad. I, for one, cannot wait to have those conversations! *rubs hands together*

"A hero is someone who knows how to rise."

One of the many things I loved about this one is the fact that once I got into the story, there was another underlying story there that I got to explore rather intensely. Nitty gritty, raw and tortured....there was much more to this than I originally thought. Was there raunchiness? Was there filth? Was it morally inept? Sure. Yes. Why not? But that’s not all that I read. I saw the tragedy. I saw the pain. I saw the desire, the lust, the need, the crushing devastation all tied up and set in a box titled crazy. And for the record, that word doesn’t mean anything on the inside/outside...just remember that.

Saffron, you ruin me for stories like this - the kind of story that's in it's rawest form with an unembellished grit that I find missing in many books. Not every love story is pretty and wrapped up in a bow, sealed with a kiss. Some of them are a trip and rather dysfunctional - according to the rules of the world, of course. This one didn't follow any rules or any formula, and that's why it felt so pure to me. I may have felt some parts were forced, even had a double-take a few times, but the overall theme of the book was infatuation. Between the characters....and me. I couldn't put it down. It was just different enough that it made me stop and think about different points of view; life from a different vantage point. I really liked how it played out. She took some liberties with this story and it allowed for an all consuming love to unfold before my eyes.

Saffron Kent isn't your ordinary writer; she's a storytelling artist. Her words evoke, her stories twist, her whole heart is bared to you so you can read through her characters' eyes. She writes with an eclectic style, with a unique insight on the other side of normal ... or what is perceived as normal. I know that sounds weird, but I love the way she is able to write an obsessive or CrAzY character, and put us inside their head. I freaking LOVE her words. I wish more could infuse as much emphasis and power into their words as she does, because she does it with so much emotion and so much clarity that you can't help but take the journey as one of her characters.
"I soak in her features, her body, her emotions."
~BEE
~MEET SAFFRON A KENT~
Writer of bad romances. Coffee Addict. White Russian Drinker. Imaginary Ballet Dancer and poetess. Aspiring Lana Del Ray of the book world.

I'm a big believer in love (obviously). I believe in happily ever after, the butterflies and the tingling. But I also believe in edgy, rough and gutsy kind of love. I believe in pushing the boundaries, darker (sometimes morally ambiguous) emotions and imperfections.

The kind of love I write about is flawed just like my characters. And I hope by the end of it, you'll come to root for them just as much as me. Because love, no matter where it comes from, is always pure and beautiful. 

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Tuesday, October 2, 2018

Book Review and Giveaway for Perversion by TM Frazier



USA Today bestselling author of the King Series, T.M. Frazier, brings you an all-new trilogy with a sexy anti-hero you're going to love to hate, and a ballsy heroine with more up her sleeve than just tricks.

Love is supposed to be a fairy tale.
Ours is a death wish.

I'm the executioner for the Bedlam Brotherhood.
She's a con artist working for my greatest enemy.

I use her.
She manipulates me.

We find ourselves on opposite sides of a bloody war.

My heart and head tell me I have to stay away.
My lust for her doesn't give a sh*t.

Nothings fair in love and gang war.



REVIEW: 4+++ STARS
"Death is upon you if you see me coming. Kidding. You'll never see me coming."

I can finally say I get it! I'm giddy with excitement after reading my first TM Frazier book!! I have purchased quite a few of her books because they always lure me in with the cover and synopsis, but I have never made the time to read them. This is me officially kicking myself! And lucky me, this is a trilogy, so I am doubly freaking out because I want all the answers to Grim and Tricks's world - NOW!!! Being immersed in this world, this other 'culture' and way of life literally has me on the edge of my seat. I don't read a lot of suspense and action books, but this one impressed me because I immediately felt greedy for more! Greedy Bee!

What an introduction to a new to me author. Frazier's flow and her cadence was spot on. There was an easy rhythm to her words, and the realization that I couldn't read it fast enough was at war with the fact that I was soaking up her words as slowly as I could. I was relishing them. I loved the depth of her characters and this storyline so far, and I felt that while this was a dark romance, there was a touch of levity in there that made it easily enjoyable and I had hope in my heart while I read it. Oh my gosh, I am so excited for more!

Grim's character made this book what it was for me. Part ghost, part rumor, this shadow with a reputation. I enjoyed him a lot! A lot. His grit and stealth worked in tandem with his strength and perseverance. He was all man, and that cover? Study it. It was him to a "T". Was there a softness to him? I felt there was a side to him that Tricks was the sole benefactor of, and that truth was embedded deep within him. It was a part of him, and there was no destroying it. That was enjoyable to me....very relatable. 

Tricks was definitely her own person, by far. She had some relentless stubbornness mixed in with some serious guts....not gonna lie. That girl's tenacity even scared me a bit, and I think that's why I was anxious while I was reading this one. She's the kind of character you don't expect the ordinary from, but you get the extraordinary unwittingly in return. She went through life with a calculated abandon and I read her in awe. I loved her demeanor.

The contradictions in both of the main characters is worthy of mention. Hard on the outside, but determined and desperate on the inside. That desperation manifested itself in many different ways - depending on the circumstances, and I really enjoyed that side of Frazier's storytelling. Grim and Tricks' intensity is wholly noticeable, but seeing how it all came together was nail-biting at times. It was more of a memory manifesting itself and that was exciting to read. I will admit, I look forward to the possibility of other stories to come from this world. I'll keep my fingers crossed!! 

I loved that I was able to go into this trilogy with absolutely NO idea what was ahead of me. Writing-wise, story-wise, just a blank slate. I didn't expect anything and I got a lot in return. I am a new fan, Miss Frazier...quite possibly addicted at this point. A desperate one for the next chapter in this series! I am excited to see where this goes. I really, really am.

Those are the one you gotta watch out for. A con artist with a heart."
~BEE
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~MEET TM FRAZIER~
T.M. (Tracey Marie) Frazier never dreamed that a single person would ever read a word she wrote when she published her first book. Now, she is a five-time USA Today bestselling author and her books have been translated into numerous languages and published all around the world.

T.M. enjoys writing what she calls sexy‘wrongside of the tracks romance’ with morally corrupt anti-heroes and ballsy heroines.

Her books have been described as raw, dark and gritty. Basically, what that means, is while some authors are great at describing a flower as it blooms, T.M. is better at describing it in the final stages of decay.

She loves meeting her readers, but if you see her at an event please don’t pinch her because she's not ready to wake up from this amazing dream.

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Monday, October 1, 2018

Book Review and Giveaway for Fragments of Ash by Katy Regnery





FRAGMENTS OF ASH
by KATY REGNERY

From New York Times bestselling author Katy Regnery comes a dark and twisted retelling of the beloved fairytale, Cinderella!

My name is Ashley Ellis…

I was thirteen years old when my mother – retired supermodel, Tig – married Mosier Răumann, who was twice her age and the head of the Răumann crime family.

When I turned eighteen, my mother mysteriously died. Only then did I discover the dark plans my stepfather had in store for me all along; the debauched "work" he expected me to do.

With the help of my godfather, Gus, I have escaped from Mosier's clutches, but his twin sons and henchmen have been tasked with hunting me down. And they will stop at nothing to return my virgin body to their father

…dead or alive.



REVIEW: 2 FRUSTRATING STARS

There is nothing more frustrating than reading a book that you were really excited about reading and it flopping for you. I honestly don't know how or where to start with this one, and I know that this review will come from a place of frustration. The sad part is, I don't know where the frustration should stop and the anger starts. But it should never be that way, right? I mean, the eye-rolls were abundant with this one and I am very upset because this series is my favorite of Katy's. This book touched on so many points on my "I hate seeing this in a book" list that it just rubbed me all wrong. I just never thought I'd feel this with one of her books and it really upsets me. I guess I just expected more from this one. But, CLEARLY this is a me issue since so many are loving it, but I sighed so much....

I will say this FIRST: the storyline of this book was a good one. It was very page-turn-worthy in the very beginning, but then it just fell apart for me. And fast. The love between Julian and Ashley is obviously one that fairytales are made of and Katy always does a love justice with her words, once we got to that point - it was just getting there that was the uphill battle for me. But I think this is where the love for the book ended. I'm so sad.

First off, a family that is so over the top rude to each other is a BIG, huge, massive NO in my book. I literally cannot handle those - especially when it involves a kid. That doesn't make me feel bad for the kid, it pisses me off about the story. This book hit that nail three different times. I can understand being upset at family, I totally can. And yes, having a baby out of wedlock is frowned upon in some cultures, and I get that 100%. But the way the 'mother' (I use that term verrry lightly) treated her and the way the grandparents treated her as well? NO. By this point, I'm pissy moving along in the book, so clearly it didn't start off on a good foot.

Immaturity in the characters? I don't read a lot of YA for this very reason. They are supposed to be young and immature, so I really try to avoid those as much as I can. I know my limitations, ok? But at what age do you stop snooping in rooms? BOTH of these characters did that to each other....one after the other. Umm....really? NO. For being so religious and supposedly one that has to follow all the rules, you're snooping? Really? I don't understand why there is a pick and choose option as to what vein of meek/weak we are going to follow, or what level of good and pure we are going to pretend to be, or what strength and curiosity side of life we are going to explore...so that made it frustrating. If you are going to follow a set pattern or a rule, you're usually consistent and this book just wasn't on so many levels.

I didn't understand why Ashley was torturing herself with her mother's diary....either rip off the bandaid and read the damn thing, or go through life wondering. But to read a page or two, whine and cry about it and then ask a ton of questions that you can easily get the answer to, whyyyy?? Why? Why. That was so aggravating!!! Get your answers and then work through whatever emotional trauma you are going to inflict upon yourself because your mother was a horrid specimen of life, your grandparents are a laughable excuse for grandparents, and your "stepfather" is the dictionary definition of nasty. By doing this, this created a lot of unnecessary drama for the sake of drama...and there was already enough drama as it was. All it did was drag the story along. I sound angry, but I promise you I am not. I am so very upset that it took this route.

So we have a very shy and timid heroine, and we have a very gruff, rude, and very over the top mean Hero. Like, he's so mean to her face, but then he talks about how his "cock [will] twitch" for the "waif" upstairs. I just didn't feel any love towards him and he was just a jerk. I have no other word to call him. Was there a reason? Of course there was....there's always a reason, but I think his anger was a lot more embellished than it needed to be. I had this discussion with a friend the other day, but there is a point of being rough around the edges and being a straight up jerk. And for the way Julian treated Ashley, I cannot even begin to fathom how they fell in love. I can't. I just can't.

I am not sure I can pinpoint why this one felt so forced. I don't understand why things were repeated in different spots to "reinforce" what was just said previously. I don't understand why she was so....soooo? I don't even know how to explain this heroine. She was not my favorite of Katy's and I always see some redemption for her characters pretty quickly. I am sure my frustration didn't allow for the wide-eye "gotcha" moment, but I wasn't a fan of hers.

I was so excited for this one. I freaking love Cinderella!!!! I saw where she was taking it and I understood and loved that aspect of this book. Her living in the attic, doing the cooking/cleaning/household duties. It all fell in line so perfectly. I could just cry....I really can. I am so upset. I will still give away a copy because I reviewed this as an ARC, and I stand behind my promises, but this one just didn't work for me. I know that this comes across as mean, and I don't mean for it to sound that way, but I guess I feel so let down. I have never read a book this crass from Katy. Her words were so harsh compared to her others and her storyline was a sweet and lovable ending, but the words she used were at odds with the emotions she was trying to express. It didn't work for me when I am so used to the perfection she has always given me.

I'm going to stop right here because all I'm doing is getting upset even more. Frustrated is the name of the game today, and I hate feeling that way about a series I hold near and dear to me. I just need to walk away.....with my head down.

I'm just going to hinge my bets that this was a me thing and that Swan Song is going to turn my world upside down with the HERO being the Ugly Duckling of the story. I just know it. At least, I'll cross my fingers for so....

~BEE

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Katy Regnery, award-winning and Amazon bestselling author, started her writing career by enrolling in a short story class in January 2012. One year later, she signed her first contract for a winter romance entitled By Proxy. 

Now exclusively self-published, Katy claims authorship of the multi-titled Blueberry Lane Series which follows the English, Winslow, Rousseau, Story and Ambler families of Philadelphia, the four-book, bestselling a modern fairytale series, the standalone novel, Playing for Love at Deep Haven and a standalone novella, Frosted. 

Katy’s first modern fairytale romance, The Vixen and the Vet, was nominated for a RITA® in 2015, and four of her books: The Vixen and the Vet (a modern fairytale), Never Let You Go (a modern fairytale), Falling for Fitz(The English Brothers #2) and By Proxy (Heart of Montana #1) have been #1 genre bestsellers on Amazon. 

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