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Review: Elusive Relations (Valor and Doyle Mysteries #2) by Nicky James

Review: Elusive Relations (Valor and Doyle Mysteries #2) by Nicky James

Rating: 5 🌈 From the seething long- standing animosity between their two departments, Homicide and MPC , has emerged an incredible series and two books to date focused on a detective from each department. Each man with his own personal traumas and battles, opposing personalities, differing family histories, as well as departmental bad blood between them. From these basic elements, as well as…

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Review: The Spooky Life (The Spectral Files #4) by S.E. Harmon

Review: The Spooky Life (The Spectral Files #4) by S.E. Harmon

Rating: 5🌈 Once again S.E. Harmon’s spectacular series has managed to ride that edge of horror, scaring the ever loving crap out of me, while providing me (and her magnificent characters) with so many witty, hilarious conversations and sayings that sellers out there in Etsy should be pounding at the author’s proverbial door asking for the right to put them up on crafting projects. Rain…

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Review: Temporary Partner (Valor and Doyle #1) by Nicky James

Review: Temporary Partner (Valor and Doyle #1) by Nicky James

Rating: 4.75 🌈 Temporary Partner by Nicky James is an excellent law enforcement mystery that’s has elements of a romance to it. It’s the first of a two part series, Valor and Doyle, featuring Ontario detectives from different departments, often units that see each other as departmental rivals. Quaid Valor is a Detective with the MPU, that’s missing persons. He’s following the career path of his…

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Review: Zero Hour Trilogy by Aimee Nicole Walker

Review: Zero Hour Trilogy by Aimee Nicole Walker

Rating: 5 🌈 This is my first time reading a trilogy compilation on Kindle and I’m absolutely sold on the format. It especially suits me as someone who loves to binge read a series. The trilogy , which consists of Ground Zero, Devil’s Hour, and Zero Divergence , is well suited for this format in that the stories flow almost seamlessly, one into another. Had it not been for the title and brief…

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Review: Hell and Gone by Tal Bauer

Review: Hell and Gone by Tal Bauer

Rating: 5 🌈 I’m thrilled to see Tal Bauer branching out into the western genre. Hell and Gone is the second western novel I’ve read of his. The first being the terrific Never Stay Gone, the beginning of his new Texas Rangers series. Prior to these stories, it was Bauer’s excellent espionage or political thrillers I knew him by. But extending his world of law enforcement characters to include…