Review – Worthy of the Harmony by RC Martin

April 15, 2016April 27, 2016Leave a comment

♫4 Rocker Stars!♫

Worthy of the Harmony, picks up right where Encore left off. It’s the last chapter of Encore, except from Sage’s perspective and not Millie’s.

Sage is an undeniably hot and sexy “dreamer”. He’s a motivated 21 year old, who’s dream is to become a famous rocker with his band, Mountains & Men. It’s all about the music. It’s his life. He’s determined. He knows what he wants and he goes after it full force. What he has his sights set on now, is Millie.

Millie is 26 year old college professor who has…dare I say it? Daddy and mommy issues. She has trust issues, and love issues. She doesn’t open up easily for anyone. She keeps herself guarded for fear of someone “breaking her” beyond repair.

When Sage and Millie are together, they have undeniable sexual chemistry. This book is full of scorching hot, steamy scenes that will leave you breathless.

It’s obvious they’re both falling for each other, but the brakes are pushed to the floor with full force. ….Millie is hesitant. Her mother has put thoughts in her head that men are no good. They always leave. Love never lasts. She hangs on to these words and it disrupts their happy relationship.

This is the part I don’t get (and this is my opinion), how does Millie let her mom get to her so much? How can she let her words come between her and the guy she’s falling in love with? I don’t understand it. They’re obviously good together….obviously make each other happy…..obviously they make each other better people! I mean, he’s a dirty talking, sweet, smokin hot Rocker who completely adores her! Who doesn’t love that? Who wouldn’t want that?

Ok, I’ll give Millie the benefit of the doubt here. She’s nervous about him becoming famous. She already doesn’t feel like she fits into his world…his crowd of friends, but now he’s going off for weeks, maybe eventually months on end without seeing her. I understand the hesitation with that. I just hope that she will come to her senses and see what everyone else see’s…..SAGE ONLY HAS EYES FOR MILLIE!

Overall I really enjoyed this book. There were a few things that irritated me, but that’s neither here nor there. Worthy of the Harmony was a great follow-up to Encore and I can’t wait to see what RC Martin has to offer us next!

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Review – Stuck-Up Suit by Vi Keeland & Penelope Ward

April 14, 2016April 27, 20161 Comment

Blurb
It started out like any other morning on the train.

Until I became mesmerized by the guy sitting across the aisle.

He was barking at someone on his phone like he ruled the world.

Who did the stuck-up suit think he was…God?

Actually, he looked like a God. That was about it.

When his stop came, he got up suddenly and left. So suddenly, he dropped his phone on the way out.

I might have picked it up.

I might have gone through all of his photos and called some of the numbers.

I might have held onto the mystery man’s phone for days—until I finally conjured up the courage to return it.

When I traipsed my ass across town to his fancy company, he refused to see me.

So, I left the phone on the empty desk outside the arrogant jerk’s office.

I might have also left behind a dirty picture on it first though.

I didn’t expect him to text back.

I didn’t expect our exchanges to be hot as hell.

I didn’t expect to fall for him—all before we even met.

The two of us couldn’t have been any more different.

Yet, you know what they say about opposites.

When we finally came face to face, we found out opposites sometimes do more than attract—we consumed each other.

Nothing could have prepared me for the ride he took me on. And I certainly wasn’t prepared for where I’d wind up when the ride was over.

All good things must come to an end, right?

Except our ending was one I didn’t see coming.

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SIX Deliriously happy stars!!!
Sensational.
Stunning.
Outstanding.
Amazing.
Phenomenal.
Those are just some of the words to describe what I’ve just read. I could go on but I think you get my point. If not then let me explain….
Stuck Up Suit is an out of this world, phenomenal read that has had me addicted to my Kindle for the past 24 hours. This book was pure perfection, highly addicting and super sexy.
Penelope and Vi are two of my favourite authors. On their own, their words are divine. But together they create something else entirely, something so freaking amazing that no descriptive word will ever do it justice.
Stuck Up Suit isn’t just a book, a story. No its a journey. A journey packed with such love, lust, passion and pleasure that while reading, I’ve been emotionally strung out.
Starting out as a story that sizzles and pops from undeniable chemistry and raw oozing sex appeal, Stuck Up Suit drew me into a blazing inferno of heat and passion, stoking an inner flame inside me that burnt so bright I was fully engrossed in Graham and Soraya and their intense relationship.
Graham is out of this world. Literally. His ability to make me swoon, pant and blush all in the same moment was totally addicting. My heart loved him from the start. His cocky, flirty attitude and deep raw passion makes this man so unbelievably real I dare you not to love him.
But don’t let that rip roaring fire of sexual tension put you off thinking this book is just about a cocky Bastard pursuing a woman. Very hotly may I add. No this book is packed with real, raw, beautiful issues that made my head spin and my heart hurt. I have literally lived and breathed these characters while reading. I’ve loved everything about Soraya, her fire, her ice, her love and her hate, her sharp tongue and refreshing personality. She was perfect. And despite wanting to shake her. HARD, at one point, I fully got her, 100%..
As a union this couple are breath taking. Dare I say I love these two more than Chance and Aubrey? And I freaking ADORED Chance and Aubrey!! There was just something about Graham and Soraya that imprinted on me. I fought alongside these two, hoped for them, loved for them and because they are written so damn well, it’s hard not to.
No amount of words or phrases will ever truly explain what I got from reading this book. It was an experience, of EPIC proportions. And that’s what solidifies Penelope and Vi’s unions. Making them so magical. They draw you into another world of pure bliss. Bliss that fills your heart full of warmth, sets huge freaking butterflies off in your stomach and leaves you deliriously happy!

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REVIEW – Breaking Her by R.K. Lilley

April 12, 2016April 18, 2016Leave a comment

Breaking Her is a broken and beautiful story of forever and fierce love that pounds the heart, penetrates the soul, and permeates with passion, thrusting you full throttle into this war of words. Every. Step. Of. The. Way. Love is war, and this scorching and sparring story is a battlefield where the heart battles the head, emotions pouring everywhere. Engaging. Electric. Emotional. Breaking Her bleeds into your world, becoming one with you. You are this tumultuous and tear-jerking tale. You. Are. In. This. War. Too.

From the very first page, Breaking Her engulfed me: heart, head, body, and soul. Captivating and crushing me ceaselessly. I was held prisoner by this heart-hitting story, hoping for a happily ever resolution after the bashing that Breaking Him rendered. Hands shaking. Head swimming. Heart pumping. Eyes tearing. Mouth sighing. I felt adrenaline pouring through my veins. I felt alive. Breaking Her broke me. Branded me. Breathed life into me. Became me.

While Breaking Him is a full-out war; Breaking Her is about resurrection. Redemption. Reclamation. Rekindling lost love. Ugly love. Messy love. Forever love. The kind of love that destroys everything in its path. The hard-fought love where hope is nearly lost in a sea of dreams.

Breaking Her is a poignant and powerful story of the utmost unrequited love where an ex-lover, ex-first love, and former childhood friend will do anything to win back the girl who is now all woman, who captured his heart when they were teens and still holds his heart hostage as he holds hers. This lovers-enemies story sways from past to present. Present to past. Back and forth I fell. Plummeting. Rising. Heart and soul free-falling and then climbing, as Breaking Her claims them both. Mercilessly. Manically. Magically.

Scarlett Theroux is dark-haired and dark-eyed, beautiful, curvy, with mile-long legs, and perhaps the bitterest woman to grace the romance book world. Scarlett is scorned. Beaten. Broken. Bitter. She floats through life with her head in the clouds, often lost in another world, one that used to be hers and that of her first love. Scarlett is living but dead inside, just going through the motions.

My heart hurts for Scarlett. I want to hug her. Heal her. Help her.

“Once you’ve been broken, every break after, even when they hurt like hell, can never outdo the profound damage of the first time.”

Dante Durant with his golden hair and ocean eyes, and tall and muscular body, is Scarlett’s oh-so-hot knight in shining armor. Her childhood best friend and lover. The man who broke her heart. Shattered her. Shattered him. Shattered them.

“She was the siren that called men to their destruction, and I was the first and most eager to answer that deadly call. Every time.”

Dante and Scarlett. Two soul mates that have been split in half for five years. Despite distance, war, and time, these two hearts still beat as one. Though their souls are lost and won’t be found until they are together again.

I’m bleeding inside for Dante. My soul is shattered. Wounded.

“To say I missed her was a cruel understatement, like saying you’d miss your soul after you gave it away. After it was torn from you. I was empty. Fresh without blood. I was not whole without her. Never would be.”

At war. Dante and Scarlett are fighting a battle that will never be won until their two halves become whole again. Broken, bleeding, bitter—they are sick of battling each other while the real enemy roams free. While time has been lost, a war has been waged, and ugliness hurled, the love between has never died—nor have the secrets.

“How long had he been living this double life, stuck in purgatory, trapped in a vicious web of lies, completely alone? Protecting me from everything.”

The more secrets uncovered, the more I understand and love Dante as the depths he has gone to protect the woman he passionately loves is heroic and heartless.

Dante, a selfless man with a heart as golden as his hair and a soul as blue as his eyes, is so sorrowful from feeling like a failure. Dante has been Scarlett’s savior from day one, always protecting her from devastation like a soldier in battle. He will fight tooth and nail to be bound to Scarlett once again. No longer lost but found.

“You never get to stop loving me.”

Oh Dante. I shed tears. I smile. I swoon. These words. Commanding. Caring. Proof of his everlasting and undying love for his princess. His angel. His soul mate. His Scarlett.

Scarlett is facing her demons finally with Dante by her side. Her white knight in a dark world. They are each other’s air. Each other’s hope. Each other’s salvation.

Though some things aren’t what they seem as the past collides with the present, trying to take it prisoner. It’s time to go into battle—this time united—to end the war for good. Secrets will be set free. Blood will be shed. War will be raged. Love will be tested once again. Is it strong enough to survive war?

“That was the burden of falling in love so young. Of letting yourself go so deep into another person. You owned too much of each other to ever really walk away.”

R.K. Lilley touched my heart hard with Breaking Her that definitely broke and branded me. These words…gah! I cried. I swooned. I bawled. I broke. I healed. I hoped. Completely awe-struck in the beauty that bled off of the pages, carving out a part of my heart with each line.

Breaking Her is hard love. Hope. Hate. Happiness. So many things. So many feels. So much wonderful. This is a story so spellbinding where you can’t help but cling to life as every bit of broken, brilliant, and beautiful piece steals every piece of you.

Five ‘but worth so many more’ broken, beautiful, and brilliant stars

From internationally bestselling author R.K. Lilley comes a scorching new series with melt-the-pages tension and all-consuming angst. It’s love, it’s war and it’s Scarlett and Dante’s story.

DESTRUCTION. BETRAYAL. RUINATION.
TRUE LOVE.
Breaking Her
Book Two in the Love is War Duet.
This is the conclusion of Scarlett and Dante’s story.

SCARLETT
He had done it again. Ravaged me. Burned me. Broke me.
Given me air, only to leave me gasping, writhing.
But then something changed. Something that terrified and excited me both.
Something that utterly destroyed me.
Something that made me whole again.

DANTE
Our love was cursed from the start. She didn’t know it but I did.
All she knew was that I’d lied to her, betrayed her. Done unforgivable things. Unavoidable things. Yes, I had broken promises as surely as I had broken her heart. But, just as every war has casualties, and every lie has consequences–every bastard has his reasons.