Evermore by Sara Holland is the sequel to Everless. Both are good. Evermore focuses on the Alchemist's (snake) quest to kill the Sorceress (fox) with lots of adventure, close calls, and unexpected romance. Jules super power of controlling time becomes stronger in this book and she gets back some memories from her past lives. Liam has a much bigger part in this book.
This went pretty fast because there was so much action. I raced through it and liked the ending. The magic was a bit confusing to me, but still, a good read.
(Karen's review 2/9/19, 4 stars)
Gerard's review 2/16/19: Evermore by Sara Holland is the follow-up to Everless. Jules finds out who she really is and Caro wants what Jules has and will do anything to get it back! I thought this book was better than the first because it had lots more action and did not really know what to expect next! I liked the ending. (5 stars)
Teaser from page 5: Word of my crimes has spread to every corner of Sempera. That I seduced Roan Gerling while a servant at Everless and used him to gain access to the visiting Queen's chambers. Then cut Roan's throat and stabbed the Queen through the heart.
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Fire & Ice by Mary Connealy is the third and final book in the Wild Heart series. This book focuses on Bailey and Gage. Bailey prides herself on being able to take care of herself and be as good a rancher as any man and Gage is determined to get his cattle to graze in the canyon that Bailey blocked with her cabin. While Gage starts blasting away the mountain to give him another way into the canyon, he and some of his men nearly get killed when a trap someone set for them results in an avalanche! He accuses Bailey but she sets him straight and convinces him it wasn’t her that set that trap. After making it through a lonely winter, she is actually happy when Gage Coulter comes to her door, but is floored at what he wants.
This third book continued to be entertaining and is a great ending to this series. I loved how Bailey and Gage gradually grew to love each other. I really liked all three sisters in this series and was sorry to see it end. Once again, this book had adventure, mystery, romance and humor. I loved this series and flew through all three books once I started it. I highly recommend this series for light reading.
(Karen's review, 5 stars)
Teaser from page 14: "This is why you've been as good as hiding from me ever since the first time I came across you in your sister's cabin, all the way back before Kylie married Aaron. You didn't want me to know you were a woman."
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Now & Forever by Mary Connealy is the second book in the Wild at Heart series that focuses on Shannon and the mountain man, Tucker, who sometimes works for Gage Coulter. After tucker gets clawed by a bear and Shannon and he fall off a cliff into the river to get away, they rely on each other to find a way out. They spend five days and nights in an underground cave before they are rescued, at which time they get married! Most of the story is the mystery and adventure of someone trying to chase them off their homestead by getting their sheep killed and burning their barn. Although Shannon is a tough woman, she cries a lot in this book.
I liked this book as much as the first in this series, but was a bit disappointed in the ending. (5 stars)
Teaser from page 28: She’d go find her sister, who would turn out to be the first woman ever to survive this rattlesnake of a river. And if anyone could do it, it was Shannon. And no one was more apt to help her than Matthew Tucker.
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In The Girl with the Broken Heart by Lurlene McDaniel, Kenzie's second year of college comes to a close. Instead of going home, she heads off to work at a horse farm to take care of three horses! She has her reasons. Austin, who has secrets comes into the picture to help Kenzie with the horses.
I enjoyed this book! Kenzie and Austin were really good characters. The book had good pacing so I really could not figure out the whole story. I had this book at 5 stars, but the ending par pushed it up to a 5++ stars, my highest rank! I recommend this one to anyone who likes Hallmark movies--good read.
(Gerard's review, 5++ stars)
Karen's review: The Girl with the Broken Heart is a teen romance between Kenzie, a college girl with a heart issue and Austin, the guy who was her helper in caring for rescue horses during one summer. Austin finds himself falling in love with her even though he tries not to. He has secrets he does not want to share. This book is okay. Kenzie and Austin’s feelings are developed slowly which makes their relationship very believable. I liked that there are no sex scenes in this book. Although there are sad events, the writing did not touch my emotions. I thought this was pretty ho-hum but enjoyed the horse part of the story. (3 stars)
Teaser from page 18: She closed her eyes, took deep breaths. "I . . . I know. I didn't mean to yell at you. I guess I was expecting someone--"
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The Bartered Bride Romance Collection is a collection of nine historical stories of arranged marriages during the 1800s. The short, clean romance stories are written by a variety of authors: Cathy Marie Hake, Kelly Eileen Hake, JoAnn A. Grote, Amy Rognlie, Lynette Sowell, Janell Burnham Schneider and Pamela Kaye Tracy. Many have a flavor of Christian fiction mixed in as well. I enjoyed this book very much but did not read it all at once. I read some stories and then read something else and came back to it a couple times just to give me some variety. These were all light, fun reads though and I enjoyed the humor in most.
My favorites were the stories about the four sisters, Maddy, Corrie, Bess, and Bertie, who were sent to Lindwick (fictional western town) by their brother-in-law in response to an ad for brides. Below is the teaser from Halter to Altar, page 155:
"We're just what you asked for on the bridal order. Sturdy, dependable, plain--"
It was too outrageous to believe. Jim shook his head. "Ladies, something has gone terribly wrong. I ordered plain, ordinary bridles for my horses--not brides!"
I recommend this book if you want an enjoyable, entertaining historical fiction read.
(Karen's review, 4 stars)
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In Oregon Discovery by Rachel Wesson, we meet Tilly and her friend, Fiona, who was her servant. This book has highs and lows. Lots of death, but also a reunion and a wedding. This book jumps a few years with the children in the previous book now in their teens and centers on Almanzo. Tilly is engaged to a much older man, Richard, that her father has chosen for her. The man is despicable and Tilly is determined never to marry him!
I enjoyed this book and look forward to finishing this series. Almanzo is a great character who has both sadness and happiness in his life in this book. My favorite part was when Fiona and Tilly were held at the Indian camp where Red Wing took care of them and where Tilly was called "Fire Daughter" because of her hot temper. This is an entertaining historical read I would recommend, but only after reading the previous books in this series.
(Karen's review, 5 stars)
Teaser from Kindle Loc. 84-86: "He believes women should look decorative. Our sole aim in life is to please our menfolk and produce an heir. Anything else is against God's wishes." Tilly's face screwed up as she repeated what her father had drummed into her for as long as she could remember.
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Nyxia Unleashed by Scott Reintgen is the follow up to Nyxia. Emmett and the rest of the Genesis 11 and 12must now explore a new planet and collect Nyxia for Babel. I enjoyed this book much more than the first one! There is lots more action for one thing and I liked how the author had new stuff coming up. I never really knew what was going to happen next! The ending was full of action and I look forward to the third and final book in this series to see how it all plays out.
(Gerard's review, 5++ stars)
Karen's review: Nyxia Unleashed by Scott Reintgen is book 2 in the Nyxia series that I am loving! This book picks up where the last one left off as Genesis 11 and 12 land on Eden. The world building is phenomenal but left me slightly confused.
I really enjoyed all the humor in this book and that the two "teams" really became one and worked together against Babel who was lying to them the entire time. I felt very bad when two of the group died. There were some surprises and twists and kept turning pages to see what was going to happen next. The thing I really didn't understand was that only one shipment of Nyxia got sent back and no one even questioned it. I thought that was odd. I was also a bit confused as to what Jacqueline Requin was doing on Eden as a queen or whatever--at least she had a lot of authority. This series is so awesome, a very interesting read that I couldn't put down. I am so disappointed that I have to wait until next year for the last book--UGH! I have so many unanswered questions! I liked this one as much as the first, if not more. I highly recommend this series.
(5 stars)
Teaser from page 20: The blood's soaking through his uniform. Azima holds a rag to the thing, trying to stop it. This isn't exactly the welcome we expected on Eden.
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Smoke in the Sun by Renee Ahdieh is the follow up to Flame in the Mist. Mariko is trying to rescue her boyfriend from the Black Clan, Okami, but it will not be easy! This book does not have as much action as the first; however, it does have a very strong ending! Mariko is a strong, likeable character and I really enjoyed the parts of the book she was featured in. My thanks to the author for ending the story in two books instead of three. It is well worth reading.
(Gerard's review, 5 stars)
Teaser from pg. 9: So Yumi had begun with a rock. The sound it had made as it struck the emperor's spirit tablet reverberated through her ears.
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Ellen is Book 6 in the Clover Springs Mail Order Bride series by Rachel Wesson that I am enjoying very much! The author introduces one main character in each book and the reader sees how the small town in Colorado gradually builds up. I’m loving it! Ellen is Katie’s sister. Ellen got a chance to attend a University to become a school teacher, but discovered it was harder than expected and returned to Clover Springs. She starts teaching again in Clover Springs and Father Molloy comes for a visit with two orphans who are mixed breeds. Talk of an orphanage for the town comes up and plans go forward. Some matchmaking ensues for Ellen and Samuel Higgins, but can a fire destroy their dream?
I didn’t feel Ellen was as a dynamic character as the first five so this book was not quite as good as the others in my opinion, but it went quickly and I still enjoyed it. (4 stars)
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The Great Alone by Kristin Hannah is a wild book! We meet the Allbright family. The husband Ernt, a former POW, Cora his wife and their daughter Leni. Ernt is still suffering flashbacks from the war and he has a hard time keeping a job and his temper. When a friend of his leaves him a house in Alaska, he wants a fresh start for him and his family. All will be well again!
I thought this book was really good! The three main characters are excellent and well brought out. At 644 pages (large print), this is no light read. I thought the pacing was okay and appreciated that it did not hop back and forth between present to past. A few twists caught me by surprise and I enjoyed the ending! (Gerard’s review, 5++ stars)
Karen's review (5 stars): The Great Alone by Kristin Hannah is about standing by those you love. Leni is raised by her mother, Cora, and her father, Ernt who changes after he gets back from being a POW in the Vietnam war. He is very abusive to his wife, but can't help it and she always forgives him. Her and Leni are very close and both pretend everything is fine. When Ernt decides to make a fresh start with his family in Alaska, the book gets quite interesting.
I thought this book was very good even though it moved a bit slow. It delves into several different relationships and explores love between an abusive husband and his wife, a love/hate relationship between a daughter and her father, young love between Leni and Matthew, and love between mothers and daughters. Another aspect of this book is how the community helps each other. This book shows how decisions and choices we make affect not only us but those we love as well.
Teaser from page 21: Dad wanted a new beginning. Needed it. And Mama needed him to be happy.
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Allied by Amy Tintera is the last book in the Ruined trilogy. Em and Olivia are sisters with very different ideas of how Ruined should be ruled! Em wants and needs to have the man she loves, Cas, to stop Olivia.
I thought this book was a good way to end the series. It had been a while since book 2 but I was able to get into this quick! It has good action and Em and Cas are really good together. The ending had me turning pages quickly!
(Gerard's review, 5+ stars)
Teaser from page 29: Em swallowed. Olivia was right, unfortunately. Cas couldn't fight three enemies at once.
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Marrying Miss Marshall by Lacy Williams is an historical romance that I thoroughly enjoyed! This takes place in Wyoming territory in 1889 where the town of Calvin has a female Marshall, Danna Carpenter. She was appointed to replace her husband when he died in the line of duty. Chas O’Grady is a detective from Boston investigating cattle rustlers as well as revenge on the man who killed his brother and his sister-in-law. The Marshall and Chas meet when the Marshall rescues him from being trampled by a stampede! Although he’s shocked to see a woman Marshall, he grows to admire her and soon becomes her deputy since he needs a job.
This entertaining book has a good story line in addition to the love story between Danna and Chas. It has quite a bit of adventure which kept my interest and I liked both Danna and Chas. Danna’s dog, Wrong Tree, also added interest for me.
(Karen's review, 5 stars)
Teaser from page 7: Chas’s heart thundered in his chest, much like those hooves that had been so close to taking his life. This time for a different reason.
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In Ever the Hunted by Erin Summerill, Britta is alone and hungry. She gets caught poaching on the King’s land which carries a death sentence. However, the King gives her a deal—capture the person who killed her father and bring him to the King, and she will be set free and get to keep her cottage. The only problem is the killer is her one and only friend!
This book starts out slow but gets better so stick with it. Britta is a real good lead character that knows what she wants and hot to get it! The action is good with some twists to add to your reading pleasure, leading to a very strong ending! I look forward to reading book 2 in this series!
(Gerard’s review, 4 stars)
Teaser from page 17: It takes a beat for his warning to hit me. I jerk out of his grip, mumble thanks, and race toward home.
Karen's review: Ever the Hunted by Erin Summerill is the first book of the Clash of Kingdoms series. In this fantasy, 17-yr.-old Britta is in love with Cohen, her father’s former apprentice. Her father was a bounty hunter for the King of Malam until he was killed and Cohen has been accused of his murder. Britta agrees to hunt him down for Lord Jamis when she is charged with poaching on the King’s land and faces being hanged unless she agrees. Britta has a special gift for telling if one is lying or not, so when Cohen captures her from the royal guards, he convinces her he is innocent and together they try to track down her father’s killer. Then royal guard keeps after them both! Secrets come out along the way that keeps things interesting. I thought the pace of this book was pretty slow, but it did pick up near the end. I really liked Enat and felt bad when she was killed. I like both Britta and Cohen alright so will probably continue on with this series. (4 stars)
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Everwild by Neal Shusterman is the 2nd book in the Skinjacker series. In this book, a lot of new characters are introduced. I enjoyed Moose and Squirrel the best! This book started out good with Allie the Outcast and Mikey as the main story line; however, then it got into a bunch of story lines and I did not know who was good and who was bad. I thought the ending was okay. I am in no hurry to read book 3 though!
(Gerard's review, 3.5 stars)
Karen's review, 5 stars: Everwild by Neal Shusterman, book 2 of the Skinjacker trilogy, is as good as the first. Ally finds her parents in the real world and skinjacks a 7-yr-old boy that was pretty funny. Milos leaves Ally and sides with Mary Hightower who also has Jackin Jill with her. Mikey continues to stew about losing Ally, but is reunited with her temporarily when she is on her way to warn Nick about Mary's plans. Poor Nick runs into a major problem of his own! There is lots of action in this book and the plots thicken. I loved it and laughed out loud at some parts! Can't wait to move on to book 3 and see how it all turns out! I highly recommend this series, but read Everlost first or this book won't make much sense to you.
Teaser from page 8: "I'd still rather be alive," Speedo would say whenever she spoke of how blessed they were to be here in Everlost. "If I had lived," Mary would remind him, "I'd be long dead by now . . . and you'd probably be a fat, bald accountant."
STOP READING HERE UNLESS YOU HAVE READ THIS BOOK--SPOILER ALERT!
IF YOU READ THIS BOOK, PERHAPS YOU COULD EXPLAIN A FEW THINGS TO ME:
When Ally was trying to get into her parents house, why didn't she just walk through the wall or the door, staying in Everlost but being able to see them? OR
Why didn't she skinjack her parents so she could talk directly to them?
I didn't get why Mary turned back to alive just because she went into the real world. Was it only skinjackers that could go into both worlds? Maybe I missed something.
Why did Nick keep getting more chocolatey? Was it just because he was made more aware of it when other afterlights started referring to him as the Chocolate Ogre?
I wondered why Mikey didn't go with Allie to help her save Nick.
Maybe we could get some discussion going on this in the comments? Please let me know your thoughts on these questions.
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Defiant by Lesley Livingston is the second book in the Valiant series and just as good as the first! I liked Fallon again in this one and was hoping the people she put her trust in would not let her down. It was heartbreaking when Ludus Achillea, home for gladiators, was overtaken by Pontius Aquila and Nyx. This book has lots of action and strategy.
I liked Cai and Fallon and Quint and Elka. I also liked how Fallon and Sorcha got to fight together to take back their home and stay free. There are many interesting supporting characters in this book which I liked. The plot was well developed but easy enough to follow. I loved it and recommend this series if you like adventure and fantasy!
(Karen's review, 5 stars)
Teaser from page 17: I might have felt a twinge of sympathy for them but, to be honest, in that moment, I couldn't have cared less. My friends and I were victorious, and that was all that mattered.
Gerard's review (5++ stars): Defiant by Lesley Livingston is the action-packed follow-up book to The Valiant. Things start out well for Fallon, but that quickly changes when the place she calls home is overrun and she is put into a cell! Will she have to fight for an enemy or can she somehow turn the tables on her enemies?
This book is just as good as the first. Fallon is a fantastic character and she carries the story very well. The other characters are developed nicely and really add to the story, especially her sister! This book is filled with lots of good action and the ending is great! I LOVED IT! If there is a book 3, I will read it.
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Merry and Bright by Debbie Macomber is a Christmas romance comedy that reminded me of a Christmas Hallmark movie. It is about two busy lonely people who find each other on a dating website. The funny thing is that they already knew each other. I enjoyed this light, quick read and highly recommend it to anyone who likes watching Hallmark movies that always have happy endings.
Teaser from page 16: "Well, if it isn't me, then whose photo did you use?" Patrick's glee couldn't be contained. "We used Bogie's."
(Karen’s review, 4 stars)
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Undivided by Neal Shusterman is the 4th and last book in the Unwind series. The author saved the best for last! Conner, Lev and Risa all have action-packed chapters in this book. The pacing is really good in that you were on the edge of your seat for sure. The last part of this book is pretty much unputdownable! Well done, Mr. Shusterman!
(Gerard's review, 5++ stars)
(Karen's review 12/18/17, 5 stars:) UnDivided by Neal Shusterman did not disappoint at all! I LOVED it and what a fantastic finish to a thrilling series with lots of ups and downs and twists and turns! This story is about friendship, betrayal, teamwork, sacrifice and making a difference. It has humor, a bit of romance, lots of adventure, some very creepy things, revenge, some fighting, justice, lots of escaping and just extremely interesting characters. The teens in this series are very brave, smart and creative! The ending is great!
WOW! I loved this book. After the last one, UnSouled, I didn't think this series could get any better, but it did! This book had my emotions covering the spectrum, from humor, to sadness, to happiness, to relief, to shock to tears of joy! I liked how I felt the characters were real and got drawn into their story lines. This would be a great series for a book club because there is so much to discuss and so many characters to analyze. It was a very thought-provoking series that I wanted to read straight through.
Teaser from page 14: "There isn't one single thing that will end unwinding," she tells them. "It will take a hodgpodge of random events that come together in just the right way and at just the right time to remind society it's got a conscience."
SPOILER ALERT--skip this unless you have read this book: In this book, Connor and Grace make it to Sonia's where he and Risa are reunited and discover an invention that Sonia's husband had been working on that can manufacture human parts! It gives them all hope that an end to unwinding is possible! Lev does what he can to get the Indian reservation to publicly announce that it is a sanctuary for AWOLS. Hayden, Bam and Jeeves team up to overthrow Starkey and Hayden begins podcasting again against unwinding. Argent is betrayed by Nelson and switches sides to help Connor and Risa. Cam brings down Roberta and the Proactive Citizenry operation all by himself. The ending was so touching when Conner was finally reunited with his family!
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I Know You’ll Find Me (Dangerous Attractions Series) by Jennifer Youngblood is a fast-paced book with romance and danger. Victoria, a dance instructor, discovers her boyfriend is not the nice guy she thought he was when she goes to tell him she will go with him to the Bahamas but sees something that makes her run away instead! She takes her teenage son and younger daughter with her to Utah and her best friend, Zoe flees to Florida. In Utah she begins to fall in love with a cop named Hudson but can she trust her judgment after a bad marriage and then the criminal boyfriend? She is also afraid her ex-boyfriend will try to find her and kill her so is reluctant to share too much with Hudson.
This was a good book. I liked Victoria and Hudson. It was also a nice touch to include a dog, Coco in this story. It only had a little bit of suspense near the end of the book with the majority of it centering around Victoria and Hudson’s budding romance. (Karen's review, 4 stars)
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Into the Dim is about Hope Walton, a home-schooled girl from a small town, who travels back in time to bring back her mother from the 12th century who she thought was dead, but who just traveled back in time! This book is a wild one! She meets Bran Cameron on the moors of Scotland while visiting her aunt, and then finds out he traveled back in time too to the same place she did!
This started out slow and was a bit silly and confusing for the first 100 pages or so. I considered giving up on it but I am glad I stuck with it and gave it a chance. This is a very entertaining read with Hope's sarcasm and wit and a roller coaster ride of ups and downs. Just when it seems their plans are going well, they find themselves in danger and situations that seem hopeless, until they get some help from unexpected sources. This is the first book of the series and I look forward to starting the sequel tomorrow.
(Karen's review, 9/2/17, 4 stars)
Gerard's review (5+ stars, 9/6/17): Hope Walton is at her mom's funeral and if that isn't bad enough, now her dad wants to send her to Scotland to live with an aunt she never met while he goes on vacation with another woman! When Hope gets to Scotland, she finds some news that will send her on the adventure of her life! Teaser from page 42: My jeans wicked up the frigid water as I splashed through the shallows toward him. His head lay cocked at an angle that hid his face. The start of this book was kind of slow and I had a hard time getting into it; however, then it came into focus and I really enjoyed it a lot! The main characters are really good and east to root for! There is good action that kept me engaged with a good ending that made me look forward to book, Sparks of Light!
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Always Watching by Lynette Eason is the first book in her Elite Guardians series. It is a good romance mystery about a wealthy widower who has a 12-yr. old daughter that suffers from anxiety attacks. He is nice guy, founder of a charity and a radio talk show host but has a stalker. His father secretly hired a bodyguard to protect his son which proved to be wise. It soon becomes clear someone is out to kill him and the police and his bodyguard think it may be his stalker who left him gifts. As the investigation progresses, it becomes clear than not only is one person out to get him, but two! The question is who and why? Olivia, his bodyguard, has a hard time protecting him because he is so stubborn and doesn’t want to change his usually routines or plans. When his daughter is confronted by his stalker, he finally realizes he needs to start cooperating to keep her safe.
This is a very good book I read quickly. It had enough action to keep my attention and for the most part, things made sense. I figured out who his stalker was early on, but her accomplice was a complete surprise to me! It seemed the bodyguards did a pretty poor job which made for a good story. I liked the suspense and that the bodyguards were not perfect like super heroes. I look forward to reading the other books in this series!
(Karen’s review, 5 stars)
