This story is a rollercoaster ride for days.

The way the author has created a very intricate multi national agency full of spies and intricate political schemes story.

Sophie Racine is a very interesting character that I really liked throughout the book and I felt her charm at all times.

She has to cross roads with Aidan Snow in her new assignment and together they found themselves in the front and center of a more twisted game than they have expected.

But as highly trained agents, they get away more or less unharmed and the fast pacing of the events was really spiking my pulse rate.

I’m looking forward to see them working together in the future books because they might be my favourite agents team now.

4.5 stars
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I think this was my first book by the author and I enjoyed it.

I rarely find children in books likable and here the duke’s daughter is a higher challenge for everyone, but in the end I got to see her as a significant addition to the book and maybe a necessary one because of Tessa’s job description.

The romance story between Tessa and Guy was an interesting one, to say at least. There were enough intriguing and suspenseful moments to keep me interested, and I felt the chemistry between Tessa and Guy throughout the chapters.

An enjoyable read and an author to look out for in the future.

Devil in disguise is a winner in my cards. I’ve been reading the author’s books for years now and therefore I keep coming back to her stories. I loved it and I honestly can’t recommend it enough.

While Meritt becomes a widower at a very young age, she doesn’t show her grief or inexperienced life. Keir is a whiskey Scottish seller and they get on the right foot from the first moment they met.

It’s lighthearted and funny at times but also tackles some heavy topics as infertility and amnesia. The chemistry is on the page at all times, and his persuasion had me grinning like an idiot. The side characters were intriguing, and I loved the friendship and caring side of everyone.

Another must-read book from a favourite author.

4.5 stars
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I haven’t read the previous books in the series, and apparently the main characters have been around for some time now. But that didn’t deter me to enjoy this story, not even a second.

It’s been twenty years since a murder case remained unsolved and now, after all this time, someone wants to open the cold case again because there’s something interesting happening around the same setting that could cause a lot of chaos in the future.

It immersed me in the story from the beginning to the end; the author has a way with his words that makes me want to never stop reading and falling for each piece of a puzzle that he drops around when least expected.

It’s much more psychological twisted than mystery story and I love when a book really challenges me in that way, because not only one of my theories was right in here.

A very compelling read that highly recommend.

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Love next door is the perfect small town romance and holidays read.
The characters are reliable and interesting. Both Dillion and Van are trying to get away from the big city and it’s stressful daily life while try to find themselves and what they actually want from their life.
Sweet enemies to lovers, lots of humour as expected from the author and some sparkling chemistry, this romance story is perfect for any romantic lover.

After reading Twisted Love, the first book in the series, I knew I had to read this one as well. It’s very unexpected and swoon worthy overall. I honestly can’t say if I loved more Bridget or Rhys . Their chemistry and love is a forbidden story but one with a beautiful happy ending that I was rooting for from the beginning.

4.5 stars
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This was such a great story!
I got hooked from the beginning to the end and I need to read the next books in the series because they are so addictive. From the family drama to the characters and the chemistry between them , everything is moving at a fast pace and I just couldn’t stop reading.
Let’s see what the next one brings in because I need that happily ever after.

4.5 stars
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While I’ve read their story told by the main characters in Finding Ronan’s Heart, I wanted to see how everything started and how it developed along the way.
There’s so much love in here. Family love, children love and that one of a lifetime love story that Liam and Paige share in this book.
It’s beautifully told and will fill out your heart with unexpected cuteness and joy.

4.5 stars
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Bloody love is the sixth book in Lilah Love series. I must admit that it’s one of my favourite series by the author and I’m always looking forward to read more about this fearless heroine. The plot becomes more interesting and the past and hidden secrets are much more intriguing than I thought at this point.
Kane is that hero that you can’t help but fall in love with every step of the way. Being somewhere in the middle between good and bad worlds, makes him more complicated and his arc development is definitely something different.
Their love story is a very unusual one, families and friends always trying to stand between them but no matter what happens, love will always win.

4.5 stars arc review

After reading back to back the previous Teo books in the series, I knew that I must read this one as well.
I enjoyed the suspense in all it’s aspects and how different but so perfect fitting these characters are for each other.
It was nice to see some mentions of the other couples and that ending definitely let room for lots of theories on my part. Looking forward to seeing where the authors are taking me with this series because it’s addictive and entertaining, plus the romance story has the main spot.


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