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Monday, November 16, 2020

Amazon/Goodreads Review Tour for A Beast of a Week by J.A. Belfield

Title: A Beast of a Week
Author: J.A. Belfield
Genre: Sensual Fairy Tale
Release Date: September 30, 2020


From author J.A. Belfield comes a dark and gritty fairy tale with a sensual twist ...

Entitled. Sexy as hell. Orphan. All Adam Dalton wants is a good time. Until the consummate playboy takes his love of women one step too far, and hell hath no fury like the wrong family scorned.

Avianna Bellemont might play the field when it comes to the guys at her local college, but to her bestie, she’s seriously loyal. So when her friend Keri comes down with an unnatural illness that drives her mad with desire, Avi does the only thing she can. Sets out to find the arse responsible.

But Avi gets more than she expects when she finds Adam bloody Dalton at the end of the trail. A tempting rich guy by day, but something else entirely during hours of darkness—will Avi be strong enough to resist his seductions herself?

Or will she be the next beauty suffering from unrequited lust?





Best known for her Holloway Pack Stories, J.A. Belfield lives in Solihull, England, with her husband, two children, a cat, and two dogs. She writes paranormal romance, with a second love for urban fantasy. And now she writes erotic romance, too. Because she can. ;)

Best know for her Holloway Pack series [CALLED, LURED, CAGED, UNNATURAL, CORNERED], and her new erotic romance [THE THERAPIST], she one day hopes to complete the post-apocalyptic new adult she's been crawling through for way too long.



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Tuesday, May 14, 2019

Amazon/Goodreads Review Tour for The Girl From The Lighthouse by Willard Thompson

Title: The Girl from the Lighthouse
Author: Willard Thompson
Genre: Historical Romance
Release Date: March 20, 2019
The Girl From the Lighthouse tells the compelling story of Emma Dobbins. 
Abandoned by her mother at an early age, she was raised by her father, a lighthouse keeper at Point Conception in California, where early on she discovers her artistic talent. At the age of 17, Emma travels to Paris with a chaperone, to attend art school but is separated from the chaperone when the woman becomes ill. Emma arrives alone in Paris with no money, no language skills, and no friends. A chance meeting with a young working girl in the train station becomes her first Parisian friend.
The setting is Paris in the 1860s-70s, the start of the Belle Èpoque. France soon is involved in the Franco/Prussian War and the Commune Uprising; difficult times for Emma and all Frenchmen. Initially rejected by art schools, her determination keeps her moving toward her goal in the art world, where the Impressionists are starting to change the world. Frenchmen fall in love with her beautiful face and lustrous dark hair. Some wanted to paint her, others to court her, but either way, she does not abide by the rules they try to impose on her because she never learned them. She grows into an accomplished artist but never gives up her own principles... even when someone steals something precious to her and she fights to get it back.
The story is told in the first person, present tense, allowing the reader to enter the story and feel a part of it as it unfolds, sharing with Emma her highs and lows, loves and rejections, all focused in the art world of Paris. The novel is filled with vivid characters, both fictional and real people, and the story unfolds gracefully from the 1870s until 1912, just prior to the start of WWI.

"It's been several months," I tell Berthe Morisot, "and I still copy with pad and pencil and sometimes watercolors. I think I have learned a great deal, but I'm still not ready for oils."
"You should try," she encourages me. "Jacque-Louis David is a good artist for you to copy. His portraits are beautifully executed, especially the one of Madame Recamier you are working on. Portraits like that are the kind of commissions you are likely to get when you are ready."
"How so?"
"There is always demand for portraits of wives and children that are best done by women artists."
I study the wine in my glass, using the pause to consider Berthe's recommendation. "I hope to paint landscapes one day," I tell her.
"Difficult for a woman," she replies. "Traveling alone to paint a landscape is often..." She pauses, "How do I say, looked down upon? There are not many buyers for the work of a woman landscape artist.
"I want to be free to paint whatever I want."
She cuts a slice of cheese from the wedge on her plate and adds it to a piece of baguette before taking a sip from her glass. She looks at me with her doleful dark eyes the whole time. "That can be difficult," she says at last. "Consider your decision carefully. It is easier for us to paint in a boudoir than side-by-side in a world with men." She pauses again and picks at a piece of ham.
Feeling frustrated, and looking for a response that won't offend my friend, I stab my fork at a mushroom. "It seems to me women in Paris have only limited freedom. Do you find it that way, Berthe?"
"I have never thought much about it, but yes, I do. It's just the way life is for women.
The Girl from the Lighthouse is Willard Thompson's new historical romance set in California and Paris, France in the 1870s. He is the gold medal-winning author of Dream Helper, the first in The Chronicles of California series of three historical novels set in the early days of the Golden State. He and his wife live in Santa Barbara, California.
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Friday, March 8, 2019

Amazon/Goodreads Review Tour Nanny and the BRATVA BOSS by SC Daiko

Title: Nanny and the BRATVA BOSS
Author: SC Daiko
Genre: Billionaire Mafia Romance/Romantic Suspense
Release Date: February 22, 2019
He's a Russian Mafia kingpin.
Deep, dark and dangerous.
Good and evil at war within him.
I'm caught in the cross-fire,
but I want to be here.
A cold-hearted man, or is he?
I'm about to find out...
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She's breezed into my world
like a latter-day Mary Poppins.
A sassy girl from England
with the voice of an angel,
and the body of a goddess.
I need her in my life like a bullet in the brain.
Everything about her tempts me.
But she's an itch I won't be scratching.
Except, the best-laid plans have a habit of going wrong.
Soon I'll find out what really matters,
and that the worst lies
are the lies you tell to yourself.
From international bestselling author SC Daiko comes a gripping new standalone romance with all the feels...


This was a enjoyable story that was really engaging.We really enjoy reading this author'stories and yet again does she create a story for us with amazing character's yet again.

Tara's and Zoe aka Mary Poppins were total opposites he darkness and she the light.

We loved Tara's character's as we found him to be dark,dangerous and sexy as sin and so closed off (his reasons become apparent why) but, most of all we loved the sacrifices he was willing to make in the name of love.

Zoe aka Mary Poppins was sweet ,kind, caring and had a sense of humor and was a loving soul full of goodness.One of the things we loved most about Zoe was the loving relationship she had with her family and I was blown away to learn that Zoe was the daughter of Luke and Gabe from the character's from Their Virgin Nanny and that put a smile on my face as  we loved that story. 

Taras is a Russian Mafia Kingpin who is dark and dangerous and sexy as sin and highly dangerous but, beneath his armor of this cold hearted man wanting what all men want is the love of a good women and his family to be happy and healthy. 

Overall we loved the plot that was filled with drama ,had and engaging plot and we saw two opposites attract but, most of all we saw a home town girl heal a family just by being the loving and caring person she was.As the saying goes "When they Fall they Fall hard" perfectly described the sexy as sin Kingpin that named Taras!
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4 Stars from Us



Tonight, Zoe wasn’t wearing the halter-neck dress. She appeared in figure-hugging jeans and a blue cotton blouse that set off the topaz in her beautiful irises. After declining a glass of wine, she sat next to me, shooting me a look from under her dark lashes. Mrs K arrived with our starter course, a fresh vegetable salad made with cucumbers, tomatoes and onions. She served us and returned to the kitchen. I swirled the wine in my glass. “I’m sorry if I was a little abrupt when we said goodnight yesterday.” “Abrupt? You were more than abrupt.” Her eyes flashed. “You were downright rude.” “I’m not a nice man. I don’t do ‘nice’. I can’t.” “Why?” Ever forthright. “If I show any weakness, I’ll be finished.” I lifted my fork and speared a tomato. She took a sip of water. “Being nice isn’t the same as being weak, I don’t think.” “You are right, rybka. It isn’t.” I shook my head. “I guess I’ve just gotten out of the habit.” She chewed some salad and swallowed. “Were you horrible to your wife? Is that why you got divorced?” “None of your concern,” I snapped, slamming my hand down on the table. Dishes rattled and the water in Zoe’s glass sloshed over the edge. She shot me a withering look. “There you go again, being a prick. I’m only trying to understand you, Taras.”
I Dreamed A Dream (Anne Hathaway - Les Miserables)
Hallelujah – Sheku Kanneh-Mason - Leonard Cohen: Hallelujah, arr. Tom Hodge
With or Without You – (U2) – 2 Cellos
Something Just Like This – (The Chainsmokers & Coldplay) – Cello Cover
Baby Can I Hold You – Tracy Chapman
A Thousand Years – Christina Perri
SC Daiko, aka Siobhan, is an award-winning British author of fast-paced international bestselling contemporary romance and romantic suspense. Siobhan loves to swim in the sea, travel around Europe, sample different food and enjoy local wine. She has worked in the City of London and taught languages in a Welsh high school before moving to Italy, where she now lives with her husband and two cats. Nothing makes her happier than connecting with readers and fellow authors.
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