Again by Elizabeth Reyes

Title: Again (Fate, #4)

Author: Elizabeth Reyes

Genre: Contemporary Romance

Release Date:  Summer 2015

Organized by: As the Pages Turn

Cover Designed by: Amanda Simpson of Pixel Mischief Design

Synopsis

No regrets. Just lessons learned.

Having lived through the torment of losing his first love to someone else—all because he never spoke up—Sydney Maricopa vowed never to repeat that mistake again.

So when he finally admits he’s fallen for his new best friend, he refuses to lose her too, especially once he realizes his feelings for her might be requited. There’s only one problem.

Her perfect boyfriend.

Still, Sydney’s determined to fight for the girl he loves this time. He has what it takes to go up against Mr. Perfect. Most importantly, he and his new best friend have something even her boyfriend can’t compete with—their profound connection. One he intends to use to win her over.

Until he finds out what she’d be giving up if she chooses Sydney.

Something no one should ever give up. Would he dream of selfishly asking her to? Or should he do the honorable thing and sacrifice his own happiness for hers? Allow the girl he loves to sail off into the sunset with another man as he stands back and watches in agony . . .again?

USA Today Bestselling Author, Elizabeth Reyes continues to answer to her calling on a daily basis. Since releasing her debut novel Forever Mine (Moreno Brothers #1) in 2010 she has now published 9 full length novels total and fast at work on the next. The excitement her Moreno Brothers, 5th Street, and Fate series have garnered has far exceeded her wildest dreams. It is with as much excitement that she’ll continue to put out books related to these series as well as introduce brand new ones very soon.

In 2014 she will take her next step in the exciting world of writing and publish her first traditionally published book with Simon & Schuster/Atria. But she will continue putting out self-published books as well.

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Give In To Me by K.M Scott

Give In To Me

by: K.M. Scott

Give In To Me, is the third installment in the Heart of Stone by K.M. Scott. I received this book as an ARC for my honest review.  This book ties in the series and finishes it with a boom! There is romance, action, suspense and more. I love how Nina has become more confident. I sometimes wanted to grab Tristan by the neck and shake him, but still can't help but love him. There is heartache, alpha male syndrome, and of course ROMANCE. If you haven't read the first two books I highly recommend you do. You will not be disappointed with the first two and will love the conclusion. 

Great job K.M SCOTT. 

Find Give In To Me on Amazon. 

All He Needs by C.C.Gibbs

This is the 2nd book in the All or Nothing Series written by C.C. Gibbs which is a pseudonym used by Susan Johnson. The books are released in the UK under a different name as well as a different schedule.

 

The story line reminds you a little of the 50 Shades series. Book 2 All He Needs picks up where the 1st book left off. Kate is in Singapore working (of course being the control freak he is it was all setup by Dominic). He decides he can't be without any longer and flies off to meet her. As we know from bk 1 Kate is fiercely independent and isn't afraid to voice her opinion or say no to Dominic. 

I read this book in 1 day as well, I couldn't put it down. I'm so bummed that we have to wait so long for the 3rd book even though the UK already has it out. (sigh)

Deceived by Eve Carter

Hiya readers, 

I downloaded Deceived book 1 by Eve Carter for free. After reading though I decided to finish reading the whole trilogy only because I don't like not knowing, not because I felt compelled to read them. Although they are not what I would call bad horrible books, they just didn't do that whole OMG I want to know feeling I get when I'm reading. The books have been compared to Fifty Shades and The Blackstone Affair, although I have not read The Blackstone Affair I can tell you not really up to comparing to Fifty Shades. Simply because the lack of character build up. Pricing was another issue for me. Sometimes these books are really over priced, these being one of those times. I can see paying $0.99 for the books but not $2.99, the books were not long enough to be paying so much for them.  Again, it's not a horrible read but not the best for the price. Those are just my thoughts.