Grey Daze: A Lance Underphal Mystery by Michael Allan Scott

Rating:  ⭐⭐⭐⭐
This is a very down and gritty novel. The description of Uncle's Harold's house gave me the heeby-jeebies. I always found having an active imagination to be a blessing. With this story, I found it to be a curse. I get Lance, and if the author stays with the relationship. Callie will be the one bright light that Lance can hold onto to keep him grounded. The story is action-packed and the author keeps a wonderful timeline. These stories for me should be kept spaced apart.

The Billionaire's Secret The Billionaire Club, Book 1 By: Johanna Evelyn Narrated by: Nancy Peterson

Rating:  ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐
This story shines how one can escape their abusive ex. Gabe shines a light on her otherwise dark and terrified heart. I love how patient Gabe is with her and how he helps her when he finds out the truth. This story is heart breaking, yet it gives hope to those who are trapped that there is a light at the end of the tunnel.

A Loving Duke For The Shy Duchess by Abby Ayles

Rating:  ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐
This story is what happens to the sister "Lucille" from the story "Melting a Duke's Winter Heart". It seem Lucille accepts an arrange marriage with Duke Crowan to get out of her father's house. She spends months avoiding her husband out of fear of his reputation. One night after a dinner gone wrong, neither of them can sleep. Reginald finds his wife in the library. She asks him what's wrong and he lays his head in her lap. She allows him this and it changes something in her. From there Reginald and her begin to build a friendship based on respect. What Reginald has unleashed is a veritable tiger. This story continues months after where Sarah's story ends, but we find that Lucille is actually more courageous than her sister, Sarah. Sometimes all a person really needs is the freedom to be themselves.

One Plus Two A Maple Glen Romance, Book 6 By: Christina Butrum Narrated by: Lorana Hoopes

Rating:  ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐
Rating: I love the characters and the plot line in this story. Hannah & Carter are great and the Mitchell family is wonderful. I believe this is the first book in the series I have read. The narrator knows how to tell the story and brings the characters to life. The only thing I found confusing was the timeline. Who takes a month to fix a car? and how could Hannah even afford to stay a bed & breakfast for a month? Although the developing relationship was sweet, the pain that Hannah expressed to Carter during the reveal brought tears to my eyes.

Murder and Salt Water Taffy By: Kayla Michelle, K.M. Morgan Narrated by: Stephanie Quinn

Rating:  ⭐⭐⭐⭐
This story is a lot of fun like the other in the series. The truth is the detective never listens to Chloe and he is always wrong. The author makes it difficult to figure out our murderer, but always injects it with some witty banner and stupid mistakes. Someday, just might get Chloe killed.

Merging with the Billionaire Billionaires of Manhattan, Book 3 By: Jenna Brandt Narrated by: Liz Krane

Rating:  ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐
I loved this story. Two business people working themselves to have the respect as businessmen. One held back because she is a woman, and the other because he came from nothing. In the end, we find Conrad does have a heart and finds his anathema for the Boswells becomes love for their daughter. The narrator was very good and knew how to express each character.

The Still Small Voice By: Lorana Hoopes Narrated by: Lorana Hoopes

I did not like this story. It really started to get weird. Seeing white lights and angels actually revealing themselves as angels. This sets up a dangerous precedence and should be delegated to Christian Fantasy like the Left Behind series. A series where what a glimpse of the future could be. I came into this series with the notion that this was a Christian Romance. It is definitely not that. I was actually offended at some parts of this story, because some of the things are definitely not biblical. This story was a complete disappointment because I normally love Lorana Hoopes story. This one is a failure in my eyes.