Way back when I was introduced to Kylie Scott by one of my first GoodReads book friends. In the form of a dystopian zombie novella. Then obviously I started the stage dive series and read a few of her other books here and there.


So when I saw the blurb for this I wanted to check it out. And then it landed on my kindle and I wasn't sure if I was in the right mood to read it. But I woke up this morning and figured I would dip my toe in. And then I didn't put it down because this book kept me on my toes.


Dean and Astrid hardly had a standard meet cute but it was unique and something to tell the grand kids. The whole story felt kind of how I imagined the apocalypse would go. And the characters were so realistic and easy to relate to. I genuinely enjoyed reading this. 


Everything about the story just flowed so naturally. Even the relationship progression felt perfect. My only complaint was that it's ended and I wasn't ready to say goodbye yet.


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FORGOTTEN DREAMS

Natasha Madison

Release Date: July 18 



 


Blurb:

Sierra

Who do you think you are?

I thought I knew until I accidentally discovered my adoring parents' biggest secret on my twenty-fifth birthday.

I am adopted.

Part of me is missing, and I set out to find it.

Trying to figure out the past piece by piece, I bought a little fixer-upper in the small town I was given up in.

Old lies will come out. Secrets that everyone is trying to keep buried. 

Who am I really?


Caleb

When I needed a clean slate, I moved to Montgavin to start my own construction firm. 

Slowly, I built my crew after my success with the bakery renovation.

When the newcomer in town wants to restore her house to its former glory, I trust no one but myself.

Sierra looks lost, slowly putting her life together, with her dedicated room complete with a whiteboard.

Something calls to me to protect her and her secrets.

Someone wants her out of the town.

But now they have to get through me.




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Meet Natasha Madison:

When her nose isn’t buried in a book, or her fingers flying across a keyboard writing, she’s in the kitchen creating gourmet meals. You can find her, in four inch heels no less, in the car chauffeuring kids, or possibly with her husband scheduling his business trips. It’s a good thing her characters do what she says, because even her Labrador doesn’t listen to her…



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Ok so it's no secret that if Natasha Madison writes it, I'm reading it. And this book kind of feels like a bonus book in the series since the earlier books were all the original characters of a life changing event they all shared. So when this one was added on I wasn't sure how it would fit but it works. It had the same emotions as the rest of the series.


But this one was a little harder for me to read. Since I also accidentally discovered I was adopted I can honestly say the author nailed that whole feeling of suddenly feeling like you don't know who you are. And the people closest to you feel like strangers because you can't fathom how they kept this massive secret about you. And they can't understand how you feel like the world is suddenly off its axis when for them nothing has changed. So to say I travelled this journey with Sierra is spot on.


Luckily for me I just found a young girl who wanted to pretend I didn't exist and not a whole heap of mystery and drama. But I did love every single twist and turn that came with Sierra's quest to find her roots. Also luckily for me Sierra found Caleb and he was an awesome book boyfriend. 


I loved their relationship from the beginning and Caleb was the very perfect amount of growling, protective hero. I completely understood his fears and wanting Sierra to give up her hunt. And his mum was awesome, telling him he was an idiot and getting him to pull his big boy pants up and go apologise. 


I am really sorry I inhaled this in a day because I seriously enjoyed this book even if I did do my own emotional loop dee loop. Hopefully we get a good whoops baby novel from Theo next because I have a feeling he's going to be fun to watch him grow up.


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👑 Striking by Bella Matthews is now live! ðŸ‘‘
 


 


Blurb


👑 An accidental marriage, forbidden, billionaire romance From USA Today and #1 Amazon Bestselling Author Bella Matthews.


In my defense, I never planned on marrying my husband. 

 

But after one wild night and one too many cocktails, I wake up tangled in silk sheets, with a diamond ring on my finger, a sinfully sexy prince next to me in bed, and palace guards banging on the door with devastating news. 

 

The king is dead. 

 

And apparently, my accidental husband is next in line for the throne. 

 

Now I’m stuck navigating crowns, cameras, and a man I barely know but somehow can’t keep my hands off—all while figuring out what to do with this mistake of a marriage. 

 

But Rhys Windsor doesn’t look at me like a mistake. He looks at me like I’m his only truth. 

 

They say a little white lie never hurt anyone . . . but this little lie could destroy a dynasty. 





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Bella Matthews is a USA Today & Amazon Top 5 Bestselling author. She is married to her very own Alpha Male and raising three little ones. You can typically find her running from one sporting event to another. When she is home, she is usually hiding in her home office with the only other female in her house, her rescue dog Tinker Bell by her side. She likes to write swoon-worthy heroes and sassy, smart heroines. Sarcasm is her love language and big family dynamics are her favorite thing to add to each story.

 

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Damn. Now that's how you end a series. Since the first book by this author, I've been obsessed and every time I think the current book is my favourite. Honestly the writing is just awesome and the characters I can genuinely see having posters of them on my walls, they feel that real to me.


Rhys and Bellamy started off with such a bang and the chemistry just kept getting hotter. Everything about their relationship was so sweet and beautiful and natural. Despite the fact I completely can't relate to the position they were in I felt like I was living it with them. I was that invested in them.


From memory this book was a bit of an unplanned add on to the series and I couldn't be happier. The only thing I will say is that we really need Atticus to get his own book. Although that said regardless of who the next book is about I'll be grabbing it at the first available opportunity. 



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I’m falling for the man who’d chase me to the ends of the earth… just to remind me I belong to him.



Falling Offsides, an all-new forced proximity, forbidden, hockey romance novella from bestselling author Alexandra Silva is now available!





It was only meant to be a summer job.

Things were supposed to stay nice and professional.

But after Auguste Brussard accidentally nailed me with a puck on the first day of bootcamp, he drove me home, and turned out to be my next-door neighbor?

All professionalism went out the window.

Auguste is quiet, brutal, beautiful—and completely off-limits. He’s my dad’s star player. But he’s watching me like he already owns me.

Turns out, he’s been doing more than watching.

He knows my favorite books. My coffee order. The way I sound when I touch myself at night.

And when he says I’m his?

He means it.

This was never supposed to be real.

But now I’m falling for the man who’d chase me to the ends of the earth… just to remind me I belong to him.



 

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This is another one of those moments where I completely hate my brain along with a few random strangers. I fell into the alphaletes series by fluke and loved it. As I put down each book, I added the next one to KU and then took my sweet time getting to it only to want to kick myself for it. Then I was trying to pick what to read next and I made the epic mistake of reading reviews.

 

Now my first question is why the F do people feel the need to write a “review” about a book they haven't read. Or give their opinions on things that they are assuming happened. Because honestly, I had this sour taste in my mouth picking this up assuming that those reviews were genuine reviews of the book. And I almost removed it from my kindle and skipped to the next one. To those people, FU.

 

Because this book was nothing but awesome. And the whole story had literally nothing to do with the ex-wife, his man wh0re ways, or Scarlett ever being second best to anyone. They just had bad timing and realistic circumstances that got in their way. And that goes for both of them. Scarlett wasn't sitting around pining for him, watching him screw his wife. She was living her life and having a great friendship with the guy she has been friends ONLY with since they were 7.

 

Ok rant over. The book was great. I loved catching up with the alphaletes. Trevor redeemed himself hugely and so freaking hotly I actually had to take a moment to cool down. Slater was an epic hero who loved Scarlet so completely it was sweet and also oh so hot. The dirty talk was on point. 

 

The twist at around the 70% mark was huge and took me on a journey I absolutely didn't for a second even suspect. I struggled to put it down. The ending was cute, but I wanted more (I'm greedy AF) but now I get to read Trevor's book and I just know we are going to get a lot of future alphaletes and their beautiful wives and possibly more children so I'm off to grab it on KU and hopefully read it sooner than later.

 

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