News and book reviews from award-winning British author K.J. Simmill
Leigh Baxter wasn't your normal nineteen year old college student. Already a doctor, she'd taking a break before pursuing her passion, the heart, but while she'd an expert on the ins and outs of this organ, love is a concept she hasn't fully grasped, although she felt she was close when she crossed path with… Continue reading Book review: Careless – Michelle Heard (@MichelleAHorst)
Mia loved her brother, she loved his friends, they were close, family, until one day after they left for New York they no longer had time for her in their life. They stopped calling, stopped texting, forgot about her, leaving her alone and rejected. For four years it was as if she didn't exist, for… Continue reading Book review: Reckless- Michelle Heard (@MichelleAHorst)
Della had no time for boys. She was earning her degree, working to pay her way, because her succeeding wasn't just about her. It was about the little sister she left at home. Their parents had died when they were still young, and she needed to make sure her sister was looked after. The plan… Continue reading Book review: Heartless – Michelle Heard (@MichelleAHorst)
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)
Maizey had travelled. For years she had found her own path, her own adventure, but it had finally been time to come home. Jobless she moves in with her mum, determined to pick up her life. But things have changed Her first love is married, and his brother still stirs desires best left buried. She… Continue reading Book review: Rebecca Ridge – Captivated: The submission of Maizey Randall (@AuthorRidge)
Robert thought he had his life on track. He was part of a successful upstart, he trained diligently, oh and he saved unsuspecting people from invisible assassins only he could see. This was the hand he'd been dealt since his parents were murdered, but never did he expect something magnificent to rise from it, and… Continue reading Book review: Andrei Saygo – Oath Breakers (@AndreiSaygo)
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
Ivy Sinclair had been through hell. She had barely survived her captor, and she certainly hadn't been left in one piece, she was broken, hurting, and unable to face the horrors of what she had endured. Her mind is a prison, her only escape in the mindset she was trained to embrace, an escape she… Continue reading Book review: Emily Stormbrook – Mastering Sin (@EmilyStormbrook)
Alina had had worked hard, she had overcome obstacles, heartbreak, and challenges to get to where she was today, and where she was, was the Summer games, desperate to win a gold medal so she could make her dreams come true. What she didn't count on though, was being pitted against her arch nemesis, a… Continue reading Book review: Ivy Smoak – Going for Gold (@IvySmoakAuthor)
Mila had never felt at home at her university, the only thing that had made it remotely bearable was the fact she had found Aiden. His friends became hers, but just when she thought he was about to propose the unthinkable happened. Fighting her way to summer break she decides to use this time to… Continue reading Book review: Ivy Smoak – Those Summer Nights (@IvySmoakAuthor)
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