First Off: If you struggle with the first page of Sacrilege by Barbara Avon, then this book isn’t for you. I’m not saying that in a bad way, but the tone and imagery presented in the first few pages mirrors the rest of Sacrilege. Avon does a great job at keeping the language consistent. The …
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What’s up my nugs? I hope everyone is doing well as the dredges of winter are carrying most of us into February. Let’s start off today's post with a thank you to Sandie Will for reaching out to me for one of her books, and a fresh experience for her readers, audiobooks. I can’t tell …
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Alright, my Nugs, it’s been a while since I’ve written a review, so I wanted to start us off again with a great read! A while back, I read Shadow Soul by M.J. Bavis and loved it. Now I will admit that the first chapter gave me a lot more questions than answers, but if you allow …
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BLUF (Bottom Line Up Front) The Takings is a psychological thriller that will leave you angry but satisfied as a reader. Overall: I enjoyed this book, mostly due to the main character, Adrian, who has a story that will make you fall in love with him. While the other characters, Jeremy and Lorelei, fell flat and …
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I must say that I loved this story, and I look forward to reading the next. With that said, I struggled in the opening chapters. I didn’t identify with any of the characters at first, which is admittedly a personal issue. Still, the personality of Asher can feel off-putting at first. I promise if you …
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Kenneth W. Myers 