This anthology is one of my favourite of the year!
I mean, look at that line up firstly, some of my all-time favourite authors writing together regency short stories? And the title alone says how much of a steaminess each one includes! And let me tell you, they are all fire!
That banter and prelude were pumping up my blood pressure quite high and after all the pure fire sex scenes, coming down from the clouds, I realised that I need much more from these stories, like full books of each one of them because there are so much character development and feelings and real plot twists and turns here that left me speechless at times and craving for more is not my favourite thing because I just hate waiting.

Hot hotness stories with lots of great interaction and interesting mix of characters.

Ladies, I need more , much more than this.

A very interesting story as I don’t usually read time travel book but this one caught my attention and hold on to it til the last page.
At the beginning I thought it’s more of an obsession love or lust but it’s so much more than that.
The suspense and twists kept coming up with each chapter and I really wanted to know what actually happened and how everything will unfold.
It’s a great story that I highly recommend but bare in mind that it’s heavy on the romance side so don’t start trashing it because you don’t read/like romance

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I enjoyed this slow-burn romantic comedy with great characters and funny moments. I mean, from the first paragraph you just start bursting into laughter because that’s a catchy introduction to a new book.
It’s a well-written novel with characters that made appearances in the previous book, it has a lot of interesting moments about life and how the family dynamics can change at any point in one’s life. I can’t say that I’ve got to love them both but I felt for Rick and Lana’s way of finding love throughout the story, overcoming their past and looking forward to a future together.
If you are looking for a good holidays romance, this is the book for you.

Many thanks to the publisher @sourcebookscasa for my review copy.

The chalet by Catherine Cooper is an intriguing mystery story that I enjoyed.

A missing person, twenty years forward, two brothers, one truth. That’s what this story is about, an interesting mystery with intriguing characters and told in dual pov as well in then and now chapters, I found myself was captivated by the characters and their views of the events, especially after so many years and was doubting their truth or lies, as i always do when i come across these kinds of stories.

I must admit that I was quite confused at the beginning, but after a certain point everything started to make more sense and was looking up to see if my predictions were right, and they were.
The descriptions of the settings is so vividly pictured that I felt like i was right there with the characters at all times and that's a great achievement to draw my attention even more in a book.
It’s full of twists, some unexpected, some not so much, but overall it’s a great story that many readers will enjoy.

Very grateful to the publisher for my review copy through NetGalley

The bidding is a well known and hyped book and The Betrayals will be the same because many readers, including me, enjoyed the debut novel of the author.

I was so happy when I received an arc for this book and I Am very grateful to the publisher for it.

I haven’t read many fantasies/dystopian books so i didn’t exactly knew what to expect from this one, but I’m happy that i’ve chosen it because it’s a book that stays with me for sure.

The world building here is so well done that at times i felt like being there with the characters and the author has the power through her words to keep me engaged from the first page to the last.

Even if not everything made sense for me and was confused or had to reread certain passages just to make sure that I’ve read that correctly, even if i have an aversion of rats, even if there are so many unanswered question, this book is a must read.

Told in now and then, so many lies and secrets, so many what ifs and why and how, the mystery of this story is so engaging that i hope we will have more in the future because it deserves more.

The romance is a side story but a great one in my opinion because the author has fleshed two beautiful souls with all the ugly truth and what not in between and i loved the thoughts and so many feelings and emotions, in a world full of lies and decisiveness

I follow you is a psychological thriller that kept me glued to my kindle from start to end.

Jersey, it’s a small island where everybody knows everybody and they connect in any activity or daily scene.

Marcus is the gynecologist of the clinic where Georgi, a fitness trainer, attends her pregnancy consultations and that’s how his infatuation starts.

There are many moments when I wanted to shout at her to watch her back or say” don’t believe him!” and the author has the ability to keep me committed til the last page to unveil why Marcus was so obsessed with her and where his plan will take us next.

The side characters, her friend and husband, the dialogue and all the suspenseful moments, made this story even more reliable.

A fast-paced read with so many twists and turns, some predictable some not so much, where not everyone is who they pretend they are, with some mysterious situation with no answer or solution, all adds up for another must read by a favourite author.

I highly recommend it to all the thriller/crime lovers.

I mean, i knew that she writes fucked up stories and this one was mindblowing.
Thank you B! ( you know who you are) for making me read it and reminded me what crazy books we read after so many thrillers :))))

RTC

Be it ever so humble, it’s a great debut novel that left me wanting more and more.

It’s an interesting view of self-discovery and maybe coming of age for a heroine that goes from rich and pampered lifestyle to a normal, hardworking life where the only friends and social gathering are her aunt and uncle and the farm country life. But that it’s not necessary a bad thing as it serves to disconnect and offers a lot of food for thoughts.

There’s a romance in the future as well, and just like in real life, the course of life takes its way in all the up and downs moments that the heroine needs to go through.

Who’s your all-time favourite character?

Mine, without a doubt, it’s Sherlock Holmes. Over the years I’ve read and seen most of the books available with his character as a protagonist and I enjoyed them immensely.
When I had the opportunity to read and review Sherlock Holmes and The Ripper of Whitechapel by M.K. Wiseman, I couldn’t let this one pass and read it in one sitting.
I found it very interesting and intriguing because this time, his best friend and confidant, Dr Watson, was the primary suspect in a series of murders that he took upon to solve.
I enjoyed this suspenseful story, especially because it made him more human and reliable, all his conflicted feelings about everything and his well-known gut intuition saved the day again as expected.
A must-read for sure.
It’s suspenseful, dark and sometimes gruesome but so worth the time.