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Landline by Rainbow Rowell

12/9/2014

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Georgie McCool knows her marriage is in trouble;it has been in trouble for a long time. She still loves her husband, Neal, and Neal still loves her, deeply — but that almost seems beside the point now.

Maybe that was always beside the point.

Two days before they’re supposed to visit Neal’s family in Omaha for Christmas, Georgie tells Neal that she can’t go. She’s a TV writer, and something’s come up on her show; she has to stay in Los Angeles. She knows that Neal will be upset with her — Neal is always a little upset with Georgie — but she doesn't expect him to pack up the kids and go home without her.

When her husband and the kids leave for the airport, Georgie wonders if she’s finally done it. If she’s ruined everything.

That night, Georgie discovers a way to communicate with Neal in the past. It’s not time travel, not exactly, but she feels like she’s been given an opportunity to fix her marriage before it starts . . .

Is that what she’s supposed to do?

Or would Georgie and Neal be better off if their marriage never happened?






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Landline is the second book that I've read by Rainbow Rowell.  Rowell has a writing side all of her own. I'm not sure if I understand it or if I'm just not on her level of coolness. The first book I read was Fangirl, I didn't connect very well with that book and I chalked it up to it being a YA novel.  This novel I would classify as woman's fiction or maybe contemporary so I thought this would be the that would pull me in and make me that loyal fan.

I really enjoyed Rowell writing style and how much nostalgia she put in this novel, I felt drew back to my teens and early twenties. Her characters were entertaining and dialog between them was really smooth and easy to follow.  Her description of  the setting was great, I could put myself right there along Georgie.  I felt Georgie's pain that she was going through. Rowell does everything right on all of those accounts.

I just could not connect with the story itself.  What I do understand is that she is a worker bee!  She puts her work before her family. So, they just take off without her for Christmas vacation. She chooses to stay behind to work??? With me being a mom, there is no way in this world, I would choose to not be with my children at Christmas.  I can't even phantom this.  No matter the state of my job or the state my relationship with their father, I'm going to be with my children.... forget the man.

This is about saving your marriage, I get that too. So during this time of separation, Georgie has a epiphany about her relationship with her husband from the start, as in from the first time she saw him.  She relives this through the book. She is not effective at work, hell she can't take care of her own basic needs.  She never as she is going through this, just tells her co-workers screw you guys, or I will Skype with you guys about this! Go fix it!! So, she connects to the past in a weird way.  She figures out the Why in her relationship.

To me, I just feel like something was missing, something I didn't get. Maybe over my head?  I sure would hope not! I know this will not be a popular review, and haters will hate! So, go ahead and vote it down, I have a right to my opinion too.

I give Landline 3 Platypires

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BAMA LOVE!!
ROLL TIDE!!
AND KEEP READING Y"ALL
RENEE

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Whistlin' Dixie by Maggie Adams

12/7/2014

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A man on a mission....

Mackenzie Coalson was determined to rebuild his hometown after a devastating flood left it in ruins. He has no time for a relationship and all the romantic junk that goes with it. He has a vandal to catch and no sweet smelling bundle of femininity is going to sway him.

A woman protecting her family.....

Dixie Harris charged into the county sheriff's office with a sassy sway and a smart mouth, eager to give the sheriff, and anyone else, a piece of her mind. When she locks horns with the devil himself, in the form of Mac Coalson, she quickly learns he has a temper to rival hers, even if he's the living epitome of her sexual fantasies.

When the two unite to catch a potential murderer, it's in everyone's best interest to keep it, "business only". But that's hard to do when their combined attraction is volatile enough to burn down the town.
WHISTLIN’ DIXIE


WAYS TO STALK MAGGIE!!!

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I was gifted this book from the author (thank you) in exchange for an honest review.


Whistlin' Dixie by Maggie Adams, is full of southern charm and dialect. Who doesn't love a little spit-fire?Dixie, a five foot nothing kindergarten teacher is just that. She is full of sass and she doesn't let anyone push her or her brother for that matter. Mac is determined to rebuild the town from a flood that pretty much destroyed it. You put these two together and you get "sparks" in the form of sexual tension.

I love a good southern story, with all the good sayings and dialect. I grew up in Alabama, at the foothills of Appalachian Mountains (for real no jokes!) and Dixie grew up in a small valley with the mountains  surrounding her.  So, reading about that in this book was really neat.  Adams got all the dialect right in this book, she didn't try to over do the southern drawl.

I loved Dixie right away, just looking at the cover- I fell in love with this book.  It just screams, I'm a girl full of sass and I'm not going to take any of your crap! That is very fitting of Dixie, you just can't help but love her. I love reading about strong women who doesn't let a little thing like height get in their way, she doesn't let only being 21 raising her 16 year old brother by herself either.  I love her playful banter she has with her brother and with Mac sometimes too.

Mac is swoon worthy, Dixie makes sure we know that. He comes across as stubborn and headstrong at first. When you see he position you see why, He runs the family construction business and he has a job to do.  His work is being hindered by a vandal.  So, he doesn't have time for games or hmmm to have his mind wander like it does when she is around. 

Adams opens up herself by introducing us to several secondary characters, so I forward to see a lot more from Maggie Adams in the future!  This is a sweet but spicy romance story.  There were a few grammatical errors but I really don't judge a book by that, I judge it by the story. (We aren't teachers grading papers psh)

I give Whistlin Dixie 4 platypires
that's 4 stars to most of you.

Bama Love!! Roll Tide!! and Keep Reading Y'all!!
~Renee
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REV by JC Emery

12/7/2014

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Everyone belongs somewhere. Even the misfits.

With the looming threat from the Mancuso Crime Family, the Forsaken Motorcycle Club is preparing for a war that could destroy them. Grady, the club’s Sergeant-at-Arms, knows that love makes you weak, and he has zero interest in adding to his liabilities– especially now. He’s already got his teenage daughter who keeps him on his toes and a beef within the club that could fracture his relationship with a fellow brother for good.

For Holly Mercer, her life is finally getting on track and the last thing she wants is trouble from her hometown’s resident outlaws. Keeping her nose clean is easier said than done, when suddenly she finds herself embroiled in club business. Holly might like the idea of being with a real-life bad boy, but even being in the same room with tough-as-nails Grady flusters her.

When Holly inadvertently finds herself on Mancuso’s radar, she has two choices: trust that Grady will protect her, or continue to refuse the club’s help. Both roads are dangerous, but only one has the chance to damage her beyond repair.

Love is never more dangerous than when it can destroy you.


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This book was giving  to me by the author (thank you) in exchange for an honest review.


Rev is the 3rd book in JC Emery's Bayonet Scares series. This series is about a motorcycle club vs. the mafia, but that is just an element of the story.  Emery was more going on in each book than just fight, motorcycles and black sedans.  Each of these book have a love story, these tough motorcycle dudes and the women who fall for them.

This story follows school secretary Holly, who just moved back to town and Grady, the Sargent-at Arms for the club. Holly is assigned as sort of a counselor for Cheyenne, Grady's daughter.  Holly  tries multiple times to get in touch with Grady by phone over Cheyenne's behavior and grades, but he just hangs up on her. So Holly, is a little spit fire   herself, not known for making great choices, goes to their house to confront Grady. Who does this woman think she is going to a Forsaken members house?  Grady is beyond pissed, but she amused him. he thought it was funny to get her all riled up.  They soon find themselves tangled up into a mess, isn't that how all good relationships start? 

Emery really pushed some limits with this book.  She was really graphic and when Holly had enough in one scene, the sheer determination that Emery described and the description of that scene, shows how seasoned of a writer Emery really is.  I have never read a book that was like this, I've always stuck with romance and woman's fiction, with a little suspense and thriller mixed in to round it out.  Even in the suspense and thriller novels I read were not this riveting. Could you imagine if she did write thrillers??? Mind blown!

This so far was the best of the series, you do still need to read the other to know what is going on but this one right here gets my GOLD STAR! I will be talking about this book with my review friends/book friends. That says a lot when you read 20 or more books a month, you tend not to talk about many of them. 

I give REV by JC Emery 5 Platypires
or stars however you like to count!

BAMA LOVE!! Roll Tide!! and Keep Reading Y'all!
~Renee



 
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Christmas In Torey Hope by A. D. Ellis

11/26/2014

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The residents of Torey Hope are celebrating the holidays. Fans of For Nicky and Because of Beckett in A Torey Hope Novel Series don’t want to miss this heartwarming story.
How did John and Cindy Morgan meet and fall in love? What obstacle did Jack and Judy Morgan face in their early relationship? Who tried to steal Captain Robert Decker’s sweet Lois from him back before he lost her forever?
The touching stories in this novella answer these burning questions and give readers the opportunity to catch up with favorite Torey Hope characters. Enjoy sweet and steamy moments between Nate & Libby Morgan, Jeremiah & Audrey Jordan, and Nicky & Carly Morgan. As an added bonus, readers get a glimpse of Josie Decker and Kyle Martin before meeting them in Loving Josie, A Torey Hope Novel.
Christmas in Torey Hope, A Novella is best read after For Nicky and Because of Beckett
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Christmas In Torey Hope by A.D. Ellis, how can you not love Torey Hope? This series of books from Ellis is some of the sweetest books but has enough spice in there to keep people who likes thing HOT interested too. I'm so glad to hear that this series will be continued next year.


This was a sweet Christmas story and we got to see all the kids that were mentioned at the end of Because of Beckett. Ellis also gave us some background stories on how the parents fell in love
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We also get a little peek at Josie and Kyle which will have their own novel early 2015. Ellis also gives us another awesome surprise for 2015, I didn't see her mention this anywhere so I don't want to spoil it for you but it make me über happy!!

These families are so happy and heartwarming. I love seeing how well they all get along. If all families could really get along this well, I think the divorce rate would be lower. Ellis makes you really love this family and wish Cindy or Judy was your mother-in-law. (Nelda if you ever read this, I love you, and could never ask for a better mother-in-law)

I give Christmas In Torey Hope 4 Platypires
Or 4 stars if that's the way you like to count!

Bama Love!! Roll Tide!! and Keep Reading Y'all!
~Renee

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Unwrapped by Maisey Yates

11/19/2014

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Kindergarten teacher Sarah Larsen has spent her whole life being the good girl. But now, she’s ready to do something bad. So wearing the shortest, tightest black dress she owns, she marches over to the nearest bar to fulfill her Christmas fantasy: a wild night with a total stranger.

Walker Callahan moved to Silver Creek to start fresh. He doesn’t want to bring his baggage into a relationship, so an evening of fun with the sexiest welcoming committee ever is just what he needs.

They were both in it for one night with no strings attached.. But when Sarah discovers that Walker is the father of her new student, things turn deliciously complicated. Can the cold winter nights thaw two frozen hearts?


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I was gifted this book by Netgalley and the publisher (in exchange for a fair review).

Unwrapped by Maisey Yates is a sweet, dare I say dreamy novella. This is a holiday book but Yates give us so much more, she give us a little steam and fun.

I loved both of the main characters, Sarah and Walker... Yes I love Walker, sweet, sweet Walker. First, let's talk about Sarah. She is 30, kindergarten teacher and a virgin due to brainwashing. I call them as I see them. Yes, she is 30, yada yada yada... I know that a lot of people has trouble with that. Then when she decides she is gonna do the deed and just get it over with she is skittish. Now a show of hands ladies (gents, sorry you don't count) take all of the facts into consideration, would you not be skittish. I was raised extremely religious and it was shoved down my throat too this whole sex thing, let me tell you, you are skittish as H-E double hockey sticks! So, don't judge her!! Just saying, walk a mile in the shoes and all.

Now we get to Walker, oh my sweet, gentle, caring and protective Walker. That should be enough said on my feelings for him but I'll give you more. Walker is new in town, and he is willing to help a girl out when she offers to buy him a drink. He is a little in awe of her. So, he takes her on her offer and she just leaves???? So he is a little confused. Low and behold a few days later he is a few minutes late picking up his daughter from school and guess who her is her teacher? Makes for some AWKWARDNESS. He is still sweet and the protectiveness comes over his daughter, he doesn't want her hurt again...

I recommend this book to anyone who likes romance with a little steam, where the female lead is perfect. I'm honestly tired of reading about perfect women. I'm not one and why can't they have real flaws like we all do?

I give Unwrapped 4 Platypires 
Bama Love!!, Roll Tide!! and Keep Reading Y'all!!
 ~Renee
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The Missing Year by Belinda

11/11/2014

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Thirty-four-year-old Blake Wheeler was everything Lila had ever wanted. A rising-star surgeon with his whole life ahead of him, Blake gave Lila ten perfect years of marriage before plunging her into the hardest year of their lives.

When a late night shooting leaves Blake in a coma, Lila is faced with a difficult decision: continue life support or let him go.

One year later, Lila remains unwilling to speak, in a private mental health facility where she refuses to move on.

Dr. Ross Reeves knows firsthand about loss, having spent the better part of five years burying himself in his work. Tasked with the challenge of breaking Lila's silence, Ross investigates Lila's past and her husband's death, finding more to Blake's murder than meets the eye. A series of mysterious coincidences has Ross wondering if Lila is acting out of grief ... or guilt


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I was gifted this book in exchange for a honest review.

The Missing by Belinda Frisch is a book about dealing with grief, learning to let go and love again.  Frisch shows us in this book, sometimes helping someone deal with their problems is the best therapy.
 
Dr. Ross Reeves is a Psychiatrist, he is called upon to help a special patient at a private mental health facility.  Once he gets there, he becomes so intrigued in the case that he takes some questionable chances. He has lost the love of his life 5 years ago and is still grieving for her.  He has a girlfriend but really not able to give her his all.


Lila's husband is shot a year ago and he was left in a coma.  Lila was face with the hard decision that we all would dread, taking someone off life support. Now a year later, Lila refuses to speak, hardly eats and refuses to move on with her life.  There seems to be more to her than meets the eye.

This book has twist and turns along with a few surprise that will keep you guessing. Neither one guessed that while he was healing her, she was healing him as well.

I give The Missing Year 3 Platypires
Bama Love!! Roll Tide!! and Keep Reading Y'all!!




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Gaming For Love by Crystal Perkins

11/7/2014

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A young woman carrying the weight of her world on her shoulders.
A man struggling with a devastating betrayal. Love is a game they’re determined to win…

Yasmin just wants to keep her family’s Las Vegas bookstore afloat. She doesn’t have time for anything other than trying to figure out how to pay the bills. When an incredibly hot guy with tattoos and piercings walks into her store, she’s relieved to discover what a jerk he is once he opens his mouth. His bad behavior makes it easier to try and ignore the way her body responds to him. Trying is all she can do once he sets his sights on her, determined to win her over.
Computer genius Scott Griffin thought he was in love once, until he found out that it was all a lie. The crazy, pen loving bookworm he encounters sets him on fire like no one else ever has. When she stands up to him, he realizes that it’s more than just her body that he’s intrigued by. But, he can’t have her, can’t have anyone after what happened in Chicago. Or, can he? When she challenges him to woo her, he pulls out all the stops.
They embark on a romance filled with sweet gestures and steamy nights. Until a shocking revelation causes Scott to feel the sting of betrayal again while Yasmin loses everything, including the man she loves. A loving family and a loyal group of friends will try to help them find a way back to each other, but will it be too late to save them both?

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Gaming for Love by Crystal Perkins was a sweet and steamy love story. This is the first book in the Griffin Brothers Series. This series is about four brothers and is based in Las Vegas, NV. It isn't very often that you get a story that is this steamy and the guy is so sweet, is a winner in my book.

The two main characters are Yasmin and Scott. Perkins does a great job describing our leading characters and layering their personality. She has woven together a truly believable story, which again is a winner for me.  I love that they had regular jobs and they had to work.  They had their problems and insecurities. Perkins gave us more ordinary people and made a beautiful story about them.

This is a story about learning to trust again and learning to love again. In real life, it is sometimes so hard to tear down those walls we built up to protect ourselves.  This is what it was like for Scott in this book, he was so afraid to let go completely. He has such a good reason for this, but can't even share that with Yas.

Yas has suffered terrible loss in her life and feels like she will never have anyone there again. Scott makes her feel like a woman again.  He pays attention to her likes and sends her unusual presents that really makes her day.

If you want a story that is more realistic, but still very hot and has plenty of kinky naughtiness... then I suggest you give Gaming for Love a try.  This book was a great change from your normal hot romance read, it gives you a little more hope that things like could really happen for me and you!

I give Gaming for Love 4 platypires
Bama Love!! Roll Tide!! and Keep Reading Y'all

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Funeral With A View by Matt Schiariti

11/7/2014

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Thirty-two-year-old Richard Franchitti didn’t believe in love at first sight until he met free-spirited Catherine and started a brand new life. A devoted father and husband, Richard fought to keep his family together when it would have been easier to walk away.

Tragedy left him with unfinished business.

Now a disembodied spirit, Richard relives his most important days. From the beginnings of unconditional love, to the joy of his daughter’s birth, and all of the difficult times in between, each treasured moment brings him closer to answering the question:

“Why am I still here?”

He was born Richard Franchitti, but his friends call him Ricky. Welcome to his funeral.


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I was given this book from the author in exchange for a fair review. (thank you!)

When the person over the blog that I submit my reviews to ask me to review this book, I was like...ugh it's kinda paranormal isn't it? I don't do anything paranormal, ever. I read Twlight, but that is as much as paranormal as I ever got. Jude was like, noooo, not really. So, I went into this book with a preconceived notion that I wasn't going to like this book. I read a little bit. oh, great he is a ghost! Ugh!! Wel
I was given this book from the author in exchange for a fair review. (thank you!)

When the person over the blog that I submit my reviews to ask me to review this book, I was like...ugh it's kinda paranormal isn't it? I don't do anything paranormal, ever. I read Twlight, but that is as much as paranormal as I ever got. Jude was like, noooo, not really. So, I went into this book with a preconceived notion that I wasn't going to like this book. I read a little bit. oh, great he is a ghost! Ugh!! Well, if you know me (which you probably don't)I do not leave a book unread, especially if someone is counting on me, plus this was going to broaden my genre. So, it's Halloween night, spooky right, good time for a ghost book, I start to really read this book. To my surprise and delight, this is a romance novel, now we are talking. Jude knows how much I love my romance novels, what a good friend!

Funeral With A View by Matt Schiariti proves to me that not only can not judge a book by it's cover but not by it's genre either. This is one of the best love stories. At times, the characters made me want to throw my kindle across the room for being so stupid, and others they were so sweet and loving, I was cooing (no joke). This book goes through Rick's and Cat's relationship, all the ups and downs. From beginning to the end, you travel along as Rick remembers all the important stuff. While he is trying to figure out why he is still here on Earth or in this Realm. (See I don't know the jargon here, so please excuse me.

I loved this book, I wanted to know these characters and be their friends. He brought them to life for me, well almost all of them... heehee. I cried at the end of this book, which surprised me too. It made me teary eyed and I was not prepared for that! I'm now a fan at least of Matt's here, but can't say I can accept the whole genre... it scares me and I have to sleep alone too often!

I give Funeral With a View 5 Platypires
Bama Love!! Roll Tide!! and Keep Reading Y'all
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Crewel Work by Natalie Alder

11/4/2014

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A successful race horse farm’s trainer is key and William Becker was going to make certain that losing that key neither in the wake of a broken heart involving his daughter nor the sinister acts of another employee was not going to happen to his farm, his legacy.

J.P. Ryan came from little and was left alone in the world at a vulnerable age. The offer to apprentice as a trainer for a prestigious race horse farm had been a fortunate opportunity. But when a jealous barn hand turns sinister and J.P.’s faced with the choice to risk throwing away four years of apprenticing, a place to live and daily meals over his boss’ seventeen year old daughter or to forget about her, the beautiful, sweet girl he wanted, J.P.’s dream job became cruel work.


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I was gifted this book by the author in exchange for a fair review ( thank you).

Crewel Work by Natalie Alder was a really good book with really genuine characters.  Alder wrote a really sweet story that is just too good to be missed. Who can resist the pull of that tender first love for a girl! Just beautifully written and so romantic!

J.P. was in love with Audra.  Audra was the most beautiful young woman he had seen; he had practically watch Audra grow up over the last few years.  Audra was kind, caring and compassionate.  J.P. longed to touch her skin, taste her lips, and run his hands through her hair.  However, Audra was off-limits to him.  Audra was the bosses daughter.  J.P. had worked so hard to get where he was but would he would risk it all to be with Audra.
 
Audra had been lusting after J.P. for years.  Audra was a young 16 when their passion starts to take a turn; J.P. is five years older than her.  J.P. had a gorgeous body and wore his hair just a little longer than most of the farm-hands and he was amazing with the horses.  Audra loved when she ran into him in the stables and they would chat about little things and she could watch him train horses for hours.  No matter how much Audra wants J.P. she has to realize that her father has forbidden her to have a relationship with any of the employees.
As Audra gets older, her desire for J.P. continues to grow and J.P. notices the changes in Audra.  They are pulled together like magnets.  They are meant to be together.  J.P. is worried that he won't be able to resist Audra for much longer.  Considering her age and who her father is he worries how to handle things but decides after her 18th birthday that he can't live without Audra.  J.P. worries that Audra's father will not allow them to date but they both hate sneaking around to try to be together.
This is a story about young love.  There are some twists and turns along with some drama and scary moments, but in the end, love wins out!  When your heart knows it has met its other half, you have to take the chance.  You have to fight for the love you feel you can't live without!

I give Crewel Work 4 Platypires
Bama Love!! Roll Tide!! and Keep Reading Y'all

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Denied (One Night #2) by Jodi Ellen Malpas

10/31/2014

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The passion that burned between Livy and Miller in One Night: Promised may end up destroying them both in this new novel of overwhelming desire and shocking discoveries...

He's amazingly wealthy, sinfully gorgeous, and can bring her to heights of pleasure she's never before known. For Livy, there's no turning back. She's determined to be the light in Miller Hart's dark world. Yet this new life comes with a steep price...

Miller knows that the power he possesses hasn't come without sacrifices-but he won't let Livy be one of them. Though he wants nothing more than to have her in every way, his first duty is to protect her at all costs...from his sins, his enemies, and especially himself.

But as their insatiable affair intensifies, the two attract the attention of an obsessive-and dangerous-third party. Discovering new revelations about Miller that rock her to the core, Livy will have to decide whether he's ruined beyond repair. And he must face his fear that in order to save her, he may have to lose her after all...


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I was graciously given this book (thank you) by NetGalley and the publisher in exchange for an honest review.

If you read the first book and you thought you knew Miller, you were delusional. Malapas took us to a much deeper place than we have been before. Livy and Miller has so many new layers in this new book, you are going to think it is different people. To say some of the things revealed were shockers is an understatement.

Denied picks upright were One Night Promised left off and it did not stop from there. It was action packed, full of drama and even danger! I wanted to SAVOR this book but I devoured it instead. This book took hold of me and I dared anyone to interrupt me. Malpas as everyone who has ever read anything by her is extremely talented, but she has hit an all new level here. This is more than your romance novel, trust me there is plenty intimate parts, steamy, hot parts - that may have you fanning yourself. This book is so much more to this book, this is an emotional roller-coaster.

You get to find out a lot more about Miller's life, he is so beautifully broken (I'll fix you Miller, come to Texas!) Livy takes it as her responsibility to help him overcome his fears. I just don't think Livy knew exactly what she was getting herself into.

If you can only read one series this year make it the One Night series, it is a must read!!!

I give Miller a Million stars, oh wait I wasn't reviewing Miller's performance.

I give Denied by Jodi Ellen Malpas 5 Platapire
Bama Love, Roll Tide, and Keep Reading Y'all!
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