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The Fight In Us by Becca Steele–New Release

The Fight In Us by Becca Steele is here!

And it’s FREE in Kindle Unlimited!

My Review

Blurb:

Lust. Mystery. Betrayal.

Weston Cavendish. My brother’s best friend. I’d perfected the art of pretending that I didn’t want him, that he didn’t affect me every time he was near.
Or so I thought.
When his world comes crashing down, I’m the one he turns to, and I can’t deny my feelings any longer.
I know there’s something between us.
Until he finds out that I’ve been hiding things from him, too.
Broken and betrayed, can we pick up the pieces and work together to expose the truth?
The odds are stacked against us.
But I won’t give up without a fight.

While TFIU is a standalone, it’s best enjoyed after reading the previous 3 books in the series. If you haven’t read them yet, they’re all available on Amazon and free in Kindle Unlimited:

1-click The Lies We Tell (#1):
http://mybook.to/tlwt
1-click The Secrets We Hide (#2):
http://mybook.to/tswh
1-click The Havoc We Wreak (#3):
http://mybook.to/thww

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➡️ AU: http://amzn.to/2ZP0kXD

You can find Becca at her FB reader group Becca’s Book

The Fight In Us by Becca Steele–Review

Weston. Weston, Weston, Weston. I have been so curious about the ‘little brother’ in the group. Well, little brother is no longer little. Weston is just a boy (or rather a man), who is trying to make his father proud, while doing the one thing he is good at. Computers. He is the computer whiz in this group.

Besides my own curiosity to know more, I wasn’t sure what I was exactly expecting. It was quickly into the read that I realized I wanted every single possible word she could give on Weston. I may have been curious, but I grew to love this unsure, yet cocky, personality on over drive, and a heart as big as Texas to the loved ones he cares about.

Becca has written this book effortlessly and flawlessly. She gave our leads, Weston and Lena, a very emotional roller coaster storyline that readers can relate too. Ms. Steele gave us epilogue whores a chance to see more into their ‘family unit’. The unit consisting of Cade, Cassius, Z, Weston, Lena and of course, Winter. Since this book was so beautifully written, you will get lost in it and next thing you know, you’re two chapters from the end. I DID NOT want it end.

“Lena Drummond. The girl I never allowed myself to think about. The one single girl who was completely out of limits. My best friend’s sister.”

The Fight in Us is dynamic, emotional, alluring, heartbreaking, eye-opening, mysterious, and full of angst. Weston and Lena are the sole reason you should read this book. Although, getting more information on your favorite couple, Cade, and Snowflake, along with Cass and Z, is the real treat.

“You’re beautiful. Inside and out. So wild and untamed, so fucking far out of my league that I’m just waiting for you to come to your senses.”

Thy Kingdom Come by Monica James–Review

Please explain to me what I just read, because there was Punky, Babydoll, Ireland, Catholic vs Protestant, mafias, and secrets, lies and truth that Monica so masterfully places on the page to create this well executed story, but WHOA, REALLY?! Thy Kingdom Come is an incredibly unique story concept. It will jump out at you and just sucks your soul attaching itself to you like an octopus never letting go until the end and even then, you will always question what you read.

Ok, I am getting slightly ahead of myself. Thy Kingdom Come is about Puck Kelly and his ever changing and slightly distrustful mafia world in the northern part of Ireland. There are territorial and religious turf wars and Puck is smack dab in the middle of it with a plan to be executed for the Kelly bloodline and yet, Punky had an additional nefarious plan of his own.

“ To the outside world. I look relatively “normal” but it’s a whole different story on the inside. On the inside, all I can think about is revenge and blood.”

Babydoll. Nobody is prepared for Babydoll. What starts as an innocent broken down bike, quickly flips the script between Puck and Babydoll. Let’s face it, from the outside, BD is nothing more than a liar, cheat, and thief, but according to Puck there is something about her. What he does not know is, who is babydoll? What’s her last name? What’s her agenda? And how is that agenda going to affect everyone?

For me, Puck ‘Punky’ Kelly is the star of this book, but Babydoll sure has an extensive background and that history fills in the scene perfectly to steal/match Punky. Punky’s story is ingrained with pain, torture, angst, and sadness. There is so much sadness, which we get from the first word in the Prologue.

“Whatever ya see, whatever ya hear, I want ya to know it’s not real because yer not really. here.”

I still have their story whipping through my brain. The angst, sorrow, utter rage, the sparks that flew as they realized there is come sort of connection between them, the trust-distrust-and back to trust was a whole other arc that Monica flew at us. Thy Kingdom Come is book one with book two coming soon.

Monica is always fundamentally sound when writing her plotlines and overall story arc for her characters and Thy Kingdom Come is a true representation of that. Puck will forever have a spot in my heart, and I cannot wait to see what happens next for Puck and Babydoll!

Riot Hearts by Livy North–Review

Riot Hearts by Livy North

My rating: 4 of 5 stars


It is hard to imagine that this is Livy’s debut novel. She has been able to incorporate so many feelings and emotions from beginning to almost end. Yep, it ends on a cliffy. A cliffy that left me immediately shook and questioning and creating different conspiracy theories.

There are a lot of moving pieces throughout, including who is the good guy/bad guy, who can you trust, along with what is a nineteen-year-old supposed to do now? Luckily, Livy has written some strong-willed characters. This is a good thing as they will need to be able to handle all the mystery, intrigue, suspense, sexual chemistry, drama and angst.

All I have to say is, Livy, please take pity on your readers and do not leave us hanging forever! 😉❣




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Destroyed Destiny by Mary Catherine Gebhard–Review

Contentment: The state of being contented; satisfaction; ease of mind.

Well, Mary Catherine Gebhard did what she does best. She threw everything within her and plastered it on the page. I am now 2 days post reading and I have one constant flowing through me. I am feeling contented. This series is finished, and I am going to completely miss Grayson Crowne and Storybook Hale.

Story and Grayson are a testament to the idea of soulmates, fate, and destiny. Life and love can be messy, but these two navigated the roller coaster of life, love, and happiness to their final ending.  

“You’re the moon, Story Hale. Some people will want to snuff you out for no other reason than to bring you into their dark.”

I was so invested in this story, that there were numerous times where I just kept reading when I needed to stop. MCG did her best to keep me guessing until the very end. There were so many twists and turns and misdirection’s that I did not know what was next and when I did, I went back and re-read it.  

Another constant in Mary’s writing is that Gray and Story continued to evolve and grow until the end. I am extremely happy and proud of Story in this book. She flourishes and matures into the person that is expected of her. She not only has herself to think about, but also her infant. Gray eventually got to where he wanted to be as a person, but it was a different journey than Story’s.

“You are where I wrote once upon a time, he is where I write happily ever after.”

Right now, I feel like that little kid that is hugging her book tightly and smiling. Why, you ask? Although I did not get all overly emotional about Destroyed Destiny, I got something better. A chance to feel as one with the book and I just saw my best friends, finally get what they wanted. DD is a very heartwarming, on the edge of your seat, contented feeling and will stick with me for a long time.

“This moment finally belonged to me. My love story just beginning.”

4 ‘little nun’ stars