News and book reviews from award-winning British author K.J. Simmill
Connor had always loved for fun. Never getting attached, partying, but when he met Gia everything changed. For the first time ever he had wanted more. This woman was everything he could ever want and more. But none of it was real. It was all a lie. And he vowed never to be hurt again. As… Continue reading Book review: Maggie Cole – Roots of Vengeance (@MaggieColeAuth)
Kade has a secret. For years he has not been who he seemed. He's been playing a game, getting close to bringing down the twisted hearts on a global scale. Their plans are terrifying, but more concerning is how the love of his life, the woman he was forced to leave behind, is being dragged… Continue reading Book review: Masks of Devotion – Maggie Cole (@MaggieColeAuth)
Hudson had been hurt in the past, the woman he wanted to marry had broken his heart and ever since he had kept himself guarded. Besides, no woman every wanted all of him, they wanted bits, to pick and choose which parts of him they would be willing to accept. they never wanted all of… Continue reading Book review: Maggie Cole – Web Of Betrayal
After seeing her brother arrested for murdering his best friend, Gabriella struggled. She fought to keep herself sane, and failed. there were times when even the smallest thing could destroy her. But she was better now, she fought and clawed and finally got herself to where she needed to be. She had boundaries, and as… Continue reading Book review: Acts of Manipulation – Maggie Cole
He'd killed a man. There had been no choice. Ryland knew this, he'd do it again in a heartbeat, without hesitation, but that didn't mean it didn't haunt him. He was barely functioning, consumed by guilt, so when Chloe, the newly assigned FBI agent shows up, wanting to know why he'd called them so urgently,… Continue reading Book review: Sins of Justice – Maggie Cole (@MaggieColeAuth)
For ten years he said nothing. He sat in prison, isolated and alone, accused of a murder he didn't commit. It wasn't just any murder though. As far as the world was concerned he'd killed his best friend, Clay, and Clay's little sister, Mia. When his parole finally came around he felt the earth move… Continue reading Book review: Maggie Cole – Kiss of Redemption
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