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5-Fly Book Review – All the Breaking Waves by Kerry Lonsdale

  All the Breaking Waves is another Contemporary Fiction Romance novel from Kerry Lonsdale who is rapidly moving to the top of my Favorite Author List. Close on the heels of Everything We Keep, Kerry has once again produced a wonderfully written storyline full of emotion, suspense, discovery, and hope. Add to that, deep-seated love and loyalty that guide the lives… Read more »

5-Fly Book Review – Haven River by Casey Fae Hawson

  Haven River is a heartwarming, Young/New Adult Romance story. The story centers around a family of five brothers: Twins, Luke and Quinn, youngest brother Braydon, second eldest, Marcus and, keeper of the family and eldest brother, Ryan. Having lost their parents in an accident, Ryan has become the strict disciplinarian necessary to take over responsibility for the family and… Read more »

5-FLY Book Review – Followed by Frost by Charlie N. Holmberg

  Followed by Frost is a Young Adult, Fantasy, Romance. I have read Charlie’s Paper Magician Series, as well as several of her other books, and completely enjoyed each of them. Followed by Frost, is no exception. Charlie’s story line and character development, in all of her books, is outstanding but, she outdoes herself in Followed by Frost. The story… Read more »

5-fly Book Review – Accidently Married (The Married Series Book 1) by Victorine E. Lieske

  Accidently Married is a romantic comedy and is the first book in a four-book series. I found Accidently Married to be a cute, fun, easy read that had me laughing out loud on almost every page. I enjoyed it so much that I just finished book 3 and have started book 4. The story is quite simple and centers… Read more »

5-Fly Book Review – The Abandoned Girl by Diane Winger

The Abandoned Girl is a women’s fiction, coming of age, story. In fact, it is two coming of age stories: The first, of ten-year-old Robin and the second, of sixteen-year-old, Katharine. Ten-year-old Robin has been taking care of her sister, five-year-old Annie, for quite some time. With only occasional phone calls, and next to no support from their father, their… Read more »

Review – Reluctantly Married (The Married Series Book 2) by Victorine E. Lieske

  Reluctantly Married is a romantic comedy and is the second book in a four-book series. Like book one (Accidently Married), Reluctantly Married is a cute, fun, easy read that had me laughing out loud on almost every page. I enjoyed both books so much that I just finished book 3 and have started book 4. Once again, the story… Read more »

Book Review – A Love Letter to Whiskey by Kandi Steiner

A Love Letter to Whiskey is a wonderfully unique New Adult Romance Story. Unique is several ways. First in its’ complexity. If you’re looking for your run of the mill, cookie cutter romance, this is not it. A Love Letter to Whiskey has a complex plot, complex characters and an up and down love affair that will have you ripping… Read more »

Review – Lightning Flash I, II, III, Polar Opposites, and Notes to Self by Valerie Runyun

  I had the wonderful pleasure of beta reading for Valerie before she published any of her work. Since then, I have read each of her pieces as she’s published them and promised myself I would do a review. But am I really qualified to review her work? I’m not sure I am. But, I know I have to. I… Read more »

Review – The Odds of Loving Grover Cleveland by Rebekah Crane

The Odds of Loving Grover Cleveland is a fantastic story, loaded with insight and messages. Insight and messages not just for teens but, for everyone. The story centers around four teens from different parts of the United States. Each has their own issues, which is why they have been sent to Camp Padua, in Michigan, a summer camp for at-risk… Read more »

5-FLY Review – Indiana Belle by John Heldt

This is the second novel of Heldt’s that I’ve read and I’m beginning to think he can do no wrong. His dedication to portraying history in all of its nuances, layers, difficulties, and beauty is admirable and his ability to craft brilliant and unique stories shines across the lines of genre and time alike. When Cameron Coelho began his doctoral… Read more »

Review – Heir to Gold and Ashes by Ashley R. N. Hay

  Heir to Gold and Ashes is a fiction, horror story loaded with all your (or at least my) favorite creatures: Vampires, Witches, Demons, Fae and other monsters. It also borders on a new world fantasy, horror story, with the new world being a Los Angeles that has been taken over by a host of dark creatures. The story captured… Read more »

Book Review – Ladies’ Room by Carolyn Brown

So, when I received a book recommendation from my 92-year-old grandfather, I was cringing inside.  Not because I think he has bad taste; quite the opposite in fact.  But, I just wasn’t sure I’d find something interesting in something he felt was such a hit.  I recall him telling me the beginning of the book, my inner laughter unstoppable.  I… Read more »

5-fly Book Review – Meet Clara Andrews by Lacey London

  Meet Clara Andrews is the first book in a series that I’m sure will find a place in everyone’s heart. If book one is any indication, and I’m sure it is, this series will have you instantly falling in love with Clara and laughing at her antics on every page. Clara lives in London and works as a designer… Read more »

5-Fly Book Review – The Island Escape by Kerry Fisher

  The Island Escape is a “feel good romantic comedy”. However, the first thing you’ll read both the cover and description are deceiving. That’s not necessarily a bad thing. If you’re like me, the cover will immediately take you to the tropics. Sorry. Wrong part of the world. Likewise, while there are several funny scenes and discussions, there are some… Read more »

Review – Witch for Hire by N.E. Conneely

  Witch for Hire is the first book in N.E. Conneely’s, A Witch’s Path; a humorous, urban fantasy series. If this first book is any indication of the series, you’ll want to order book 2 before you finish Witch for Hire: Which, I found to be an enjoyable, well-written fun read that will have you laughing a lot and instantly… Read more »