*Note: this review may contain spoilers. This is the second book in a series that should be read in order. If you are new to this series, you can check out my review of book one- The Orchid Throne- HERE* The Fiery Crown is the second book in the Forgotten Empires series by Jeffe Kennedy. The… Read more »
Publisher: St. Martin's Paperbacks
{Review+Giveaway} The Orchid Throne by @JeffeKennedy @SMPRomance @heroesnhearts
The Orchid Throne is the first book in the Forgotten Empires series by Jeffe Kennedy. The Forgotten Empire series is a fantasy series and the first book, The Orchid Throne totally knocked my socks off. I loved this book so much! And the romance…oh the romance. The Orchid Throne was everything that I look for… Read more »
{Review} 72 Hours by @BellaJewel73 @StMartinsPress
72 Hours is a romantic suspense novel from author Bella Jewel. This is the first book I have read by Ms. Jewel and I have to say I really dug it. The suspense part was a little heavier than the romance part, but there was a still a kind of cool concept second chance… Read more »
{Review+Giveaway} Firestorm by @Donna_Grant
Firestorm is an adult paranormal romance by Donna Grant. It is the tenth book in the dark kings series. I have not read any of the previous books in the series, but they can each be read as standalones. I do have to say, I feel like this series would be better read in order…. Read more »
{Review} Must Love Wieners by Casey Griffin @cgriffinauthor @SMPRomance
Must Love Wieners is the first in a new series , called Rescue Dog Romance by Casey Griffin. I am a huge dachshund lover, so I couldn’t possibly turn down this book. (I have three dachshunds at home- a Black and Tan named Harry, A red long haired name Ron and our newest addition to… Read more »
{Review+Giveaway} Miss Match by Laurelin McGee @laurelinpaige @StMartinsPress
Oh, how I love a good match maker story! And Miss Match is a great one. I loved the back and forth head butting/banter between Andrea and Blake. Miss Match is told in dual narrative between Blake and Andrea. Sometimes it was hard to decide whose point of view it was, but I always caught… Read more »
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