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Thursday, 19 March 2020

Release Blitz & Review...Take Two by Heather M. Orgeron




Title: Take Two
Author: Heather M. Orgeron
Genre: Romantic Comedy
Release Date: March 19, 2020



Blurb

Who says you can’t marry the same mistake twice?

Certainly not Nya Perez...because that’s precisely what she’s done.

Liam Watts is the bane of her existence.
Her first love. Father of her child. And breaker of her heart.

Oh, he’s also her ex-husband. Well, he was, anyway...right up til this morning, when she woke up beside him in a Vegas hotel room, sheathed in satin and tulle with a sinking feeling in the pit of her stomach.

If it were just between the two of them, an annulment would be the obvious solution. After all, they wouldn’t be the first to marry and divorce at the little white chapel in the span of twenty-four hours.

But their daughter’s greatest wish has just been granted, and if there’s one heart Nya wants to protect more than her own, it’s Ellie’s.

So, she promises to give it six months.

There’s no way she’ll be swayed by his thick southern drawl, those well-defined abs, or that annoyingly delectable scruff lining his cheeks.

Nope. She’s got it all under control. Six months of playing house, then everything can go back to the way it was before.

But first she’ll have to muddle through marriage with Liam—take two.







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Author Bio

Heather M. Orgeron is a Cajun girl with a big heart and a passion for romance. She married her high school sweetheart two months after graduation and her life has been a fairytale ever since. She’s the queen of her castle, reigning over five sons and one bossy little princess who has made it her mission in life to steal her Momma’s throne. When she’s not writing, you will find her hidden beneath mounds of laundry and piles of dirty dishes or locked in her tower(aka the bathroom) soaking in the tub with a good book. She’s always been an avid reader and has recently discovered a love for cultivating romantic stories of her own.


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Liam and Nya have a complicated relationship. He’s the first man she fell in love with, the first man to break her heart, the father of her child and the person she now has to co parent with. It’s been a long road for them to get to where they are now and to figure out what works for them and their daughter. Liam’s known for years that he messed up big time and that he’s mostly to blame for their divorce but he’s never stopped loving Nya and when their daughters birthday wish could give him the things he wants most, he’s determined to take his second chance and do everything he can to win Nya over.

Nya is strong willed and feisty, she’s been devastated by Liam Watts once before and she’s not quite as enthusiastic as he is when she wakes to find out she’s married to the one guy that has the power to destroy the walls she’s spent years building. She’s got the best of intentions when it comes to keeping her distance from Liam but she’s not taken into account that Liam’s playing for keeps. He’s a hard man to stay away from. I could definitely see his appeal. Besides his hot and sexy appearance, it’s the way he is with his daughter that had me swooning. I love man who’s a hands on dad and that doesn’t shy away from his parenting duties. I was definitely on Liam’s side, hoping and praying he was going to win Nya over and that they’d get their hea.

I really liked Nya but sometimes I just needed her to forget the past, just for a little bit and really give it a chance. The foundation is already there for a great relationship but sometimes opening ourselves up is easier said than done so while Nya did frustrate me at times, I also understood why she wasn’t quite ready to dive head first into this thing with Liam.

Take Two is a fun, light hearted second chance romance that had me laughing out loud and one I’d definitely recommend. 


Monday, 20 May 2019

Release Boost & Review....Disgraceful by Autumn Grey




Title: Disgraceful
Series: Grace Trilogy #2
Author: Autumn Grey
Genre: Contemporary Romance
Release Date: May 17, 2019



Blurb

I knew falling for him was wrong. I did it anyway, his half smiles and blue eyes pulling me deeper.  Blue eyes that made me soar. He wasn’t mine to keep, though. And like all good and rare things, it came to an end.

Then he strolls into my life, armed with dimples and gray eyes. Gray eyes that ground me. He smashes through my defenses, stealing what is left of my heart.

Now my heart is a war zone, past and present battling for my forever.

They say lightning doesn’t strike the same place twice. I call bullshit on that theory.







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Author Bio

Autumn enjoys writing angsty romance, featuring flawed and quirky characters and hard-won happy ever afters. When she’s not working as a nurse assistant, you’ll find her behind keyboard writing stories, or curled up on the couch with a book. Her work has been featured in USA Today’s Happy Ever After.

She lives with her two children and one fur baby, enjoys good wine and binge-watching TV shows whenever she can.


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Let me start by saying five stars isn’t enough for this book. If I could have given it more, I would’ve done in a heartbeat. This book is amazing. It’s unforgettable and one of my personal favourites. 


Disgraceful picks up from where Desolate ended. As we already know Grace and Sol have always had a complicated relationship and it gets even more complicated in Disgraceful. They both have some hard decisions to make and they’re both going to learn that love hurts. Bad. Really bad. They’ve both grown so much since they first met but is it enough? It seems like there’s always something in their way and they’ve both got plenty of obstacles to overcome. There’s a growth and maturity in the characters in this book that seems natural. They’re growing up, experiencing things, learning who they are, making choices and starting to live a little more and while I didn’t always agree with their choices I tried to understand why they chose the paths they did. Sol especially has to really look at what he wants. What was his life long dream maybe isn’t the path for him. This guy...I don’t have the words to adequately explain how much this fictional young man has come to mean to me. He sometimes feels like a walking contradiction. He seems so adamant in what he wants from life but at the same time he’s questioning his future. He seems so mature and level headed but the indecision, confusion and conflict he’s feeling has him not really thinking things through fully. I don’t know what it is about Solomon. I started this trilogy and honestly didn’t think it was going to be for me. I didn’t expect to like the storyline and i definitely didn’t expect to fall so in love with the characters. He intrigues me, he makes my heart ache, he’s sweet, sexy, loyal and I could go on forever so I’ll just leave it as I really like the man he’s becoming. 

There are no words to explain the emotions I’m feeling after finishing Disgraceful. It has been one of (if not my top) my most anticipated books this year and I had extremely high expectations before I’d even started. Autumn Grey blew me away with Sol and Graces story. The angst! So much angst! The heart ache! The confusion and conflict! This book has it all in spades. I felt every single emotion reading this book, including a lot of frustration, and it was everything I hoped it would be. 

I first discovered Autumn Grey when I read Desolate and she played my feelings like an expert. Why I thought Disgraceful was going to be any different, I don’t know but she turned me into a complete emotional wreck reading this book. The conflict and turmoil, the angst and confusion, the disappointments, the pain and the love, are all written in a way that make you feel the same emotions the characters are feeling. I’m not going to lie, this book pissed me off so much. I got frustrated, I threw so many tantrums reading this and got so annoyed I had to walk away from my kindle more than once but I absolutely loved every second of it. I live for books like this. The books that make me feel all the feels and this book definitely made me feel every single thing. 

The ending broke me. I love a good, well executed cliff hanger ending and Autumn Grey certainly delivered. I don’t know how I’m going to cope waiting for the final book and the conclusion of Grace and Sols story. They’ve both become so very special to me, I can’t remember a day that I haven’t thought of them and I can’t see that changing any time soon. Desolate was one of my top reads of 2018 and Disgraceful is without a doubt in my top reads of this year. These books are something else!