Review

Long Shot

by

Lexi Whitlow

Reading a book by a new author is always a thrilling experience - and Long Shot did not let me down. 

Natalie is a sweet girl with a feather dust touch of bad girl well hidden within. The nurse turned doctor's need for taking care of others get her in trouble when her bad boy stepbrother literally falls through her door.

Josh is an illegal MMA fighter struggling and fighting to turn his life around. Lexi Whitlow nails this reformed bad boy by keeping him full of flaws and far from perfect. what he does have is an honesty and a will to do better and be better. That makes him perfectly believable and easy to relate to. I for one found myself rooting for him to redeem himself every time he messed up. 

This book is a very good debut novel and I highly recommend you pick it up for one of those cold autumn or winter nights that're waiting around the corner...it just might keep you warm. 

Review: Cannon by Sabrina Paige

Did you read Prick? 

Did you read Tool? 

If you did and liked them, then Sabrina Paige is going to blow you right out of the water with her newest novel Cannon. Sabrina Paige has said that this book is not exactly like her first two books in this series, and she is right. Prick and Tool both made me feel good, made me laugh and entertained me – but this book took it to a completely new level.

Addy and Hendrix jumped off the pages and became three and four-dimensional – they were so real that I half expected to run into them on the street. What they find with each other is true love…and just as in the real world that love is tested.

Hendrix is battling the demons that followed him out of the Marine Corps. He has seen the worst life has to offer and finds himself caught in the darkness more often than anyone would like. Addy finds herself in a world of glamour but she is just not happy.

When their worlds once again collide old feelings of hate and attraction rises, and these two emotions battles it out for victory. In the end, hate does not stand a chance.

The story in itself is not new, however, Sabrina Paige makes it unique with the almost touchable emotions that drips off the pages. I for one am looking forward to what this talented writer delivers next time out.

Amazon US: http://amzn.to/1dc75rM
Amazon UK: http://amzn.to/1I923qS

Review: A Kiss like This by Sara Ney

This is the third book in the Kiss and Make Up series and it gives us a good look into the awkwardness that is Abby. We have briefly met her in the previous books where she in my opinion came off as a bit aloof...but in this book we find out that she is just really shy and socially awkward.

And then she meets Caleb...basically it's a bit like "Hey pot, meet kettle", as these two are so alike. Caleb barely speaks and when he does, it's with a tendency to put his foot in his mouth! He's so adorable insecure and confident at the same time and I pretty much just wanted to hug him and pinch his cheek one minute and then jump him the next.

A Kiss like This is a feel-good love story and I for one love those. It's impossible not to fall in love with this awkward pai as they figure out how to be a couple. If you're in the mood for smiling, laughing and feeling light, then this is the book you need to one-click.

I give this book 4 stars.

Don't forget to check out the first two books:

A Kiss like This (Kiss & Make Up Book 3)

Kissing in Cars (Kiss & Make Up Book 1)

He Kissed Me First (Kiss & Make Up Book 2)

Don't miss out!!!

This is one amazing book that I finished reading in one day (yeah well, could have been faster but had my toddler home).

My review will be going live on the blog tomorrow but in the meantime why not grab a copy? It's only $0,99!! Or, if like me, you live in Denmark $1,24...still a bargain, if you ask me 😊

Amazon US: http://amzn.to/1dc75rM
Amazon UK: http://amzn.to/1I923qS

London Bound by Amy Daws

Two people caught in the darkness and held hostage by their secrets. Leslie and Theo are both damaged by their past and they're desperately trying to survive when they meet by chance. Amy Daws skillfully leads her reader through the maze towards the light of love.

Theo is a manly man no doubt about that - but it's a nice mix-up to see the leading man be the one to carry his heart on the sleeve and be all about feelings rather than the leading lady. That doesn't make him less brooding, but rather determined to catch an hold on to his ray of sunlight.

Leslie runs faster than Secretariat in the 1973 Belmont Stakes - she runs from her past, she runs from Theo but worst of all...she runs from herself. She lacks confidence and her favorite pass time seems to be putting herself down.

If you haven't read this book already here's the link for amazon...go on now - grab it!

http://www.amazon.com/London-Bound-past-neither-share-Lovers-ebook/dp/B00XK4OAA4/ref=sr_1_2_twi_2_kin?ie=UTF8&qid=1433191340&sr=8-2&keywords=london+bound

I give this book 4 stars.