BBF - Book-Boyfriend(s) - The love of our lives

There's no denying that BBF-Book-Boyfriends loves Aimie Jennison and so we're very happy to finally have something new from her in our hands! Blurb: Have you ever regretted a slip of the tongue? When Misty—bar owner and witch—calls on a werewolf and a vampire king for help, she didn’t consider how mindlessly uttered words would change her life irrevocably. Billy’s hated birthdays ever since his twenty-first, when he received a gift he wouldn’t wish on his worst enemy. At thirty-four though, it seems his shifter fate has decided to give him something that could heal the scars from his past—if only he’ll accept it. As the vampire king, Dominick is used to getting things he wants. But when he realises those things include a feisty witch and a big bad werewolf, will he be able to look beyond their differences long enough to see what’s there for the taking? This could be a story about two men, one woman, and whole lot of love… if only they’ll dare

Blurb: Some call him a rock god. Others a celebrity bad boy. Me? I call him the arrogant bastard who stole my concert venue. His apology? To take me and my violin on tour with the band. It’s an offer I can’t refuse, even if it does come with strings attached. Because Rey Thomas isn’t who he seems. Life isn’t pretty behind the deviant frontman’s facade. It’s raw, ugly, and at times downright painful. But it’s real. And far better than the lie he presents to the world. The man behind the face of Dark Tide is beautiful in his chaos. All I have to do is keep him alive long enough to see that too. Nobody ever said loving a rock star would be easy. Sam’s review: I got this book for an honest review and… HOLY SHIT, WHY DIDN’T ANYONE EVER FORCE ME TO READ MAX BEFORE? WHAT HAVE I BEEN MISSING?! Let me start off by saying that if this book doesn’t do anything else for you, it at least makes you think about the disease Rey suffers from. I couldn’t stop

Blurb: Raven Elliot blasts into town like a wrecking ball—striking and devastating. With a few simple words, my reliable routine crumbles to dust. “Is this seat taken?” I could close my eyes and let her voice wrap around me like a lover’s caress. But this isn’t that kind of story. And I’m sure as hell not that kind of man. She hovers in my space, batting her lashes and smiling shyly. The glimmer in her sapphire eyes is a promise of peace. But I’m not falling for it. And Raven doesn't take the hint. What starts as a battle of wills, explodes into a turf war.  She stands directly in my path everywhere I turn.  No matter how hard I shove, she won’t budge.  Raven seems dead set on driving me insane. But I was here first.  And I’m not going down easy. After all, no one ever taught me how to treat a lady. Kamisa's Review: I got an ARC (luckily, after I saw that cover and read that blurb I could hardly wait...) and went through it in a day. Yes, Trey and Raven were

Staci Hart - a woman I love and adore, and whose writing I'll probably always devour.  - quote by... me, Sam Destiny I got Piece of Work as an ARC (I'll admit I was practically begging Staci to give me one anyway...) and read it because... well, she's epic and I knew she was a safe bet when it came to my reading funk.  Anyway, why don't we start out with the blurb? Blurb: Marble isn’t the only thing that’s hard at this museum. His body is as chiseled as Adonis. His lips are as sculpted as David. And his ego is the size of the Guggenheim. You know the type—wolfish smile and the gravity of a black hole. The kind of man who sucks all the air from the room the second he enters it. My cocky boss thinks this internship was wasted on me, and he doesn’t hesitate to let me know. But he’s wrong, and I’m going to prove it to him. If I can stay away from his devil lips, that is. Lips that cut me down and kiss me in the same breath, leaving me certain he’s on