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04/10/2018 04/10/2018

BOOK REVIEW ⎜Fight or Flight by Samantha Young

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BOOK REVIEW ⎜Consumed By J.R. Ward

23/09/2018 23/09/2018

BOOK REVIEW ⎜One Day In December by Josie Silver

14/09/2018 14/09/2018

BOOK REVIEW ⎜Intercepted by Alexa Martin

13/07/2018 13/07/2018

BOOK REVIEW ⎜The Accidentals by Sarina Bowen

11/07/2018 11/07/2018

BOOK REVIEW⎜An Affair With A Spare by Shana Galen

05/06/2018 05/06/2018

BOOK REVIEW⎜Us Against You by Fredrik Backman

04/06/2018 05/06/2018

BOOK REVIEW⎜The Kiss Quotient by Helen Hoang

01/06/2018 01/06/2018

BOOK REVIEW⎜Speakeasy by Sarina Bowen

30/05/2018 30/05/2018

BOOK REVIEW⎜Captivated by Tessa Bailey & Eve Dangerfield

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Chasing Fire

An I-Team/Colorado High Country Crossover Novel

Fire chief Eric Hawke knows it’s only a matter of time until the next big wildfire. He’s done everything he can to prepare his crews for the inevitable. When high winds turn a small blaze into a raging crown fire that threatens Scarlet Springs, he, Brandon Silver, and the rest of Scarlet FD put their lives on the line to save the town and its citizens. But the one thing Hawke hadn’t planned for was bureaucratic red tape and waffling from higher-ups that could turn this crisis into a catastrophe. When his requests for support go unheeded, he’s faced with the prospect of watching the town he loves burn to ashes.

But sometimes help comes from unexpected places.

Marc Hunter, Julian Darcangelo, and Zach McBride are in the mountains above Scarlet Springs for an interagency training exercise when they see a single wisp of smoke to the west. What begins as a fun day of playing cops and bad guys soon becomes a battle against time, as they join forces with Hawke and members of the Rocky Mountain Search & Rescue Team to save friends trapped by the fire.

Together, they pit their strength and courage against a terrifying and unforgiving force of nature. Will it be enough? Or will the ravenous flames claim lives—and leave the people of Scarlet Springs forever scarred?

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1 week ago

What shall I read today? 🤔
*scrolls through hundreds of unread books on kindle*
Ah! KA re-read! Perfect! ☺️
Conquering my TBR fail. 🤦🏻‍♀️

What author or books do you find yourself rereading often?
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Sweet Dreams – Kristen Ashley
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Sweet Dreams (Colorado Mountain Series Book 2)

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Welcome to New York Times and USA Today bestselling author Kristen Ashley’s Colorado Mountain Series, where friends become family and everyone deserves a second chance.She’s ready for the ride of her …

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1 week ago

My stance on authors commenting on reviews:

Unless being tagged by the reviewer, authors should refrain from random comments on readers reviews. Especially reviews of the non-glorifying kind.

I personally do not review to help authors write better. I know some does, I know some authors are also seeking some kind of feedback from reviews.
I’m not a beta reader. It’s not a reviewer’s prerogative to help authors write better.

I review for myself first, as an outlet after my reading and second I review for other fellow readers.

And I don’t review in spite. I just say what I think. This is not done with the intent to hurt or disrespect. If the story isn’t to my liking I’m going to eventually review it if I feel like it.

Reviewing an author’s book negatively doesn’t mean I’ll never read the author again. I don’t like all books published by authors I consider favorites of mine.
What will put me off reading an author’s book however, is an author crossing boundaries and commenting on a bad review making a reader or reviewiewer self-conscious and uncomfortable.

Reviewing a book isn’t a personal attack on the author. It’s a personal opinion, it’s subjective to each and every reader.

This post is prompted by rather awkward comments left on autogenerated goodreads statuses updates posted to twitter yesterday.

A reader shouldn’t be made feel inadequate for reviewing a book.

Authors, we love you but we are not reviewing for you. Allow us to stand by our personal and respective preferences and kindly butt out of our reviewing spaces.
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