Sunday, October 12, 2014

Storm Review

Storm
written by: Nina Levine
published:November 21, 2013



Goodreads Synopsis:

Book #1 in the Storm MC Series.


Life can be a bitch but love can get you through any storm.

Madison Cole’s family is the Storm Motorcycle Club. Her father is the President and her brother is the VP. She grew up surrounded by bikers, crime and violence. Two years ago she walked away from her family and the world they live in. Her soul was shattered, her heart was broken and she had an addiction she couldn't shake. She picked up the pieces and put herself back together. Now her family wants her back. The club is being threatened and they send a club member to return her home to safety; the one person that could destroy everything she has worked so hard to build.

Jason Reilly has sacrificed a lot for the motorcycle club he calls family. Two years ago he made the biggest sacrifice of all; he gave up the woman he loved for them. Now he is being sent to bring her back and he is conflicted. He thought he was over her but discovers their connection is as strong as ever. Their love was all-consuming, passionate and fiery. It was also their undoing and he doesn't know if either of them is strong enough to battle the demons that ripped them apart, to find love again.

Madison and Jason are brought back together by a force out of their control; one that pushes them to a breaking point. Can they overcome their past and discover a love worth fighting for or will the harsh reality of their world finally and completely break them both?



My Thoughts:


Storm is the first book in the storm Mc series by Nina Levine. Madison has grown up in the club life, but J has been on her mind as long as she's known him and when they get together, there's nothing but sparks. Then one fateful night an event occurs that Madison can't get past and she sinks into bad habits and bad men. She finally gets away and gets herself together and the past cones calling. J shows back up in Madison's life and she's just as hot for him as ever. Will J and Madison be able to put the past behind them or will it pull Madison back into the darkness?


Storm had strong characters in it and was a good read. There were lots of juice sex scenes, personally a few too many for me but I kind of expected that with a motorcycle club series. It's not that I don't like juicy sex scenes I just would've liked a little more story outside of the sex between J and Madison. I really loved Madison, she was strong and stubborn but she had flaws that made me connect with her even more. I love J, he was strong and cocky and hot, exactly what ever girls fantasy man probably looks like. The storyline was good however I would have loved to delve a little more into the club business. I did enjoy this book and look forward to reading more in the series.






A gifted copy was given by the author for an honest review.

Tuesday, September 30, 2014

Cover Reveal

It's Cover Reveal day and here is the awesome cover to the sixth installment of Ian Thomas Healy's Just Cause Universe, Champion !!

I've read the first book and fell in love and can't wait to read the rest of the series.I love this cover, the colors and artwork are so  bold and beautifully done. I think this cover will definitely catch the readers attention and make them want to read the novel. why don't you click here to check out Ian Thomas Healy's goodreads page! Also Check out the Book trailer here !







Champion:


I WILL SHOW YOU FEAR IN A HANDFUL OF DUST. ~T.S. Eliot 

When Just Cause hero Orb is murdered using a new kind of nanotechnology, Mustang Sally will stop at nothing to find and bring to justice his killer. Not even her longtime mentor Juice's dismissal from his position as team leader can distract Sally from her mission. 

A sensational new parahuman named Champion brings old-fashioned morals back to the world, training others to follow in his footsteps and heralding the onset of a new age of heroism. Champion isn't all that he seems, and there is a sinister side to his organization. To find Orb's killer and uncover the motive for his murder, Sally must risk everything that makes her a hero. 

Champion is the sixth novel in the popular Just Cause Universe superhero fiction series.

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Monday, September 29, 2014

Just Cause Review

Published: February 27, 2011


Goodreads Synopsis:

Some superheroes can fly, or lift great weights, or shoot lightning bolts. 

Mustang Sally runs. 


A third-generation superhero, Sally's life changes forever when she fights and loses to the notorious villain Destroyer, who killed her father just before she was born. She dedicates herself to tracking him down so she can even the score.


When all you can do is run, you'd better be fast, but can even the fastest girl in the world run quick enough to save her teammates' lives from Destroyer and his growing parahuman army?



My Thoughts:
Just Cause is the first book in the Just Cause Universe by Ian Thomas Healy. Mustang Sally has prepared her whole life to be part of the Just Cause Team, A parahuman organization fighting crime. Sally is a third generation speedster, which means she can run really really fast, can put here senses into overdrive which results in time slowing down around her so she can do things before anyone even sees her such as disarm a bad guy. Sally Just graduated from the Hero Academy 6 months ago, and spent the last six months training with the lucky seven, an independent group of superheroes.She turned 18 and the Lucky seven hands her thier gift and its a letter informing her she got an internship of a lifetime with the just Cause team. Sally and the Lucky Seven are called for a ddisturbancethat proves to be difficult for the team to handle, and Sally recognizes the threat as a ghost from her families' history. Just Cause is a group of elite parahuman superheroes that take care of any parahuman threats the government doesn't know how to deal with. Sally starts her internship at Just Cause and is immediately thrown into a case, her quick thinking during the case earns her some recognition and she begins to feel more like one of the team. Sally is then selected to go on a mission with members of the Just cause team even thought she is just an intern due to her research on the subject of the case. Will Sally's first mission prove to be too much for her or will she prove just how much of a true hero she really is?

I love superheroes and this story didn't disappoint, it was full of combat and excitement and a little bit of romance mixed in. From the beginning of this book there was action going on. I liked Sally, she was very down to earth even though she was the fastest speedster to date. Sally was so dedicated to being a superhero and taking down those who pose a threat to society. I loved the powers that was given to the superheroes and the names that refrenced their powers such as brick or speedster. I enjoyed the little bit of romance that was mixed in but didn't take away from the superhero action part of the story.


In all honesty I didn't dislike anything about this story, I felt that it had strong characters and a strong story line.  I felt that it was well written and I always knew what was going on, I was never confused or lost.


I will be trying to obtain the other books in this series so that I can read more about the characters I fell in love with in this first installment. 





Make sure to check back on the 30th for the cover reveal of the sixth book Champion!!! Also we will be having an author Interview With Ian Thomas Healy and he will be giving a lucky winner a ebook of Champion on the November 25th release day!!!


A Review copy was graciously provided to me by the author Ian Thomas Healy!!!

Monday, September 15, 2014

V Card Review

V Card
by: Alicia Michaels
Published: April 15, 2014


Goodreads Synopsis:

Jennifer Nolan has been unlucky when it comes to love; even more unfortunate when it comes to sex. In fact, the twenty year-old college junior is about to enter her senior year still carrying her v-card. All she wants is to be with that special someone without it resulting in a trip to the emergency room, runaway office supplies, or being scarred for life by someone's weird fetishes. With several botched attempts under her belt, she begins to fear she'll end up a lonely spinster or a crazy cat lady.

With only 60 days until her 21st birthday, Jennifer is determined to lose her virginity once and for all. Little does she know that her mission will lead her down a path toward love. She never expects that her mission will lead her to a discovery of what true womanhood is, and where true and lasting love begins.




My Thoughts:

V card is the first book in the Sharing Spaces Series, written by Alicia Michaels. Jennifer's twenty- first birthday is looming ever so close. Jennifer has one goal to complete before she turns twenty-one, lose her virginity. Jennifer doesn't want to lose it just because everyone else has, she wants to lose it because it's the last thing keeping her from womanhood. Jennifer has had a few mishaps when it came to sex and thinks she will never get the moment she is looking for. With only 60 days till her birthday she will lose her virginity by then. She finds unexpected things on the road to complete her mission and learns that lasting love is different then she thought and can be found in plain sight.

I love the plot of this book, as a woman I could relate to the characters and the story. I loved the relationship dynamics between the characters. The story was easy to follow and entertaining, as well as funny and sexy. This story was a very well written romance that kept me interested and entertained the whole book.

The only thing I didn't like about this book was that it was too short. I would have loved more of the characters. I will definitely be reading the rest of the books in this series.

Wednesday, August 27, 2014

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Saturday, August 16, 2014

Snow White Sorrow

Snow White Sorrow
by: Cameron Jace
Published:

Goodreads:

What if all you knew about fairy tales were wrong?

Sixteen year old Loki Blackstar is no Prince Charming. His mother is a ghost. His friend is a Red Cadillac that sings to him through the radio. He looks like an angel but acts like a jerk. No wonder he has been banned from heaven, which is the least of his troubles. Loki needs a job to pay for school and to support himself.

Still Loki has a rare gift: He is a Dreamhunter. One of the few in the world who can hunt and kill immortal demons in their dreams so they never wake up again.

When Loki is sent to kill a sixteen-year-old vampire girl the locals call Snow White Sorrow, he is pulled into a magical but dangerous world. The locals believe the monster to be Snow White.

The real Snow White... living in the ruins of an ancient castle in a small town. She is described as horribly beautiful, terrifyingly enchanting, and wickedly lovely.


What he finds instead is a beautiful monster girl filled with rage and hurt, who has an epic untold story to tell of things such like why the Brothers Grimm altered the fairy tale, who the Evil Queen really is, where the mirror came from, and who possessed it.


Snow White has killed every person who has dared come near the castle where she once lived with the queen. Mysteriously, she lets Loki live, and whispers two words in his ears; two words that will change his life forever.


My thoughts:

       Loki Blackstar is a half-angel, half-human vampire hunter. Who's mission is to kill 100 vampires to be redeemed of his past indiscretions and go home. A girl shows up with an opportunity to give him what he needed by allowing him the chance to kill one very powerful vampire princess plaguing her town of sorrow, he couldn't pass up the chance. However, when Loki gets wrapped up in the world of fairy tales and the beautiful demonic vampire princess will he be able to kill her, or will his past come calling? 

I liked the plot of the book, it was intriguing and original as well as decently paced. I also liked that fairy tales were closely related to the original Grimm Brothers versions instead of the perfect picture Disney versions. I felt that the author did well with making the characters feel realistic. 

I felt like some of the humor in the book was a little juvenile, however, it accentuated the fact that the characters are socially inept teenagers. I was a little thrown by the importance of the talking animals, as they seemed irrelevant to the story line. I also liked the fairy tales that were related to the original Grimm fairy tales.