Review: Dr. Wolf, the Fae Rift Series Book 4- Dragon's Bayne

Dr. Wolf, the Fae Rift Series Book 4- Dragon's Bayne by Cheree Alsop
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

Dr. Wolf has returned with even more bad news. A vampiress, a dragon and some bad people from his past have come back to hurt him. We get to catch up with the faun, the Grimm's, the banshee children and sweet Tranquility. So much happens in this book and you'll just have to read it to find out. It does end with a cliff hanger so I can't wait for book 5. Will Lillian look past his warewolfness and finally see how much he likes her? 5stars

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Review: The Four Horsemen

The Four Horsemen by Cheree Alsop
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

Aleric and his crew if fae creatures are back and better then ever! This time they are dealing with the four horseman Perry, Wallace, Fabian and Doyle. They may sound scary but they are super sweet. They each have a request to have Aleric figure out and deal with. This is a very action packed adventure with a mystery and love. Lillian gets more if a role and maybe dr. Wolf will find love!! There is a dragon in their mist's so it's off to figure out how to defeat it.


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Review: Tattooed Hearts

Tattooed Hearts by C.A. Harms
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

You feel the emotions throughout the whole book with these characters. Do you get a second chance at love with your soul mate or do you continue to leave where things are is the question? The author has done it again and gave us an amazing story filled with emotion, passion, intense moments and a few scares there.
Jenny, Robby and Sean were friends as kids. There was always an attraction between Jenny and Sean and one Summer changed how this may have played out for them. Robby was always jealous of Sean in many ways and he took the one thing he knew would gut Sean-Jenny. Let me just say that Robby is heartless especially when it comes to Landyn! The only good thing out of the mistake of Robby is Landyn.
Sean has avoided going back home for six years due to the turn of events. Love how his family intercepted here or I am not certain the reunion would have occurred anytime soon. I don't know what made my heart swoon more, the confession finally or the way Landyn and Sean mesh. That boy is Sean's no matter what.
Love that we seen a child in this story as it is not often told and it makes the stories that much more real. Most relationships now days involve children. You will be hooked from page one and will not want to put this baby down until the end. Stupid mistakes don't always have to be wrong. It may take years to get to the positive side of it being right, but in the end it is so worth it.
This is definitely one love triangle worth reading. It definitely leaves a tattoo on your heart cause this is one book that will stay with you.

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Cover Reveal How to Date a Douchebag The Failing Hours by Sara Ney

Title: How To Date A Douchebag: The Failing Hours

Author: Sara Ney

Genre: New Adult, Sports Romance, College Romance

Release Date: January 31, 2017

Zeke Daniels isn't just a douchebag; he's an asshole. 

A total and complete jerk, Zeke keeps people at a distance. He has no interest in relationships—most assholes don’t. 

Dating? Being part of a couple? Nope. Not for him.

He's never given any thought to what he wants in a girlfriend, because he's never had any intention of having one. 

Shit, he barely has a relationship with his family, and they're related; his own friends don’t even like him. 

So why does he keep thinking about Violet DeLuca? 

Sweet, quiet Violet—his opposite in every sense of the word.

The light to his dark, even her damn name sounds like rays of sunshine and happiness and shit.

And that pisses him off, too.

 

Purveyor of all things witty & romantic, I love: iced latte's, traveling, and bright, bold colors. On any given day, you can find me in my office, lovingly gazing at my bookshelf or shuffling my Bic felt-tip pen collection. I love hand writing letters, and sarcasm. 

I live in the midwest, but "Will Write for Travel," and believe everyone should follow their dreams, no matter how big or small. My favorite authors include Cindy Miles, S Walden, Suzanne Enoch, Tessa Dare (to name a few). I am a glutton for Historical, RomCom, Sports and MC romance.
One husband. Two daughters. Plenty of chaos.

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Review: How Not to Let Go

How Not to Let Go by Emily Foster
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

Reading the synopsis it sounds like an awesome book. Don't get me wrong overall it was an okay book, the metaphors had my head spinning after awhile though. I was able to follow the book without any issues and at the end I found out this was book two of one. It can easily be read as a standalone though, but I would suggest going back to read book one. It might give us more insight on to how they got to this point in the relationship. This book starts off with Annie leaving Charles in Indiana and how to move on after this.
Annie and Charles tend to only show emotion while intimate or while he is speaking of or with his family. Charles struggles with his dysfunctional family and this affects his relationship with Annie. Annie you have the patience of a saint with how you handled this relationship over the years. I honestly would have walked away a long time ago.
In the end, it got the ending it needed though. At times it was hard for me to read this book, but overall I have to say it is different than what I typically read in the romance genre. I don't believe in a DNF book, you might just end up liking or you will always wonder what became of that book. My only suggestion would be to maybe include a section of what the metaphor means or a word. There were a few words, I had to look up to understand what it meant. You had to have a science background to know what it meant. This would make the book so much better. This book just goes to show you that you need to fight for what you want in a relationship.

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