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Book Review: Love at First Kill by Mary E. Roach
Official Synopsis: Contract killer Jack O’Sullivan has corrupt billionaire Cale Jacobson in his crosshairs—until a woman in red ambushes Cale first, ruining the biggest payday of Jack’s career. To make matters worse, Ava Cavalcante, with her haunted eyes and nothing-left-to-lose fury, isn’t even a rival assassin…she’s just a vengeance-driven ex-librarian with a cute dress and limited impulse control. Jack should walk away. Instead, he recruits her to help him finish the job.
Maggie Christopher
23 hours ago


Book Review: Sparring Partners by Erin Rose
Official Synopsis: When a Gen Z content creator meets a brooding MMA coach, they are the hottest thing on the mat in this forced-proximity, enemies-to-lovers sports romance for fans of Nikki Castle and Elle Kennedy. Gloves off. And hands on… When things get hard, some choose “flight…” It’s been a year since Lily Parker fled to Chicago, hoping to lose herself among millions of people. Becoming the new content creator for a South Side MMA gym isn’t just a fresh start or a new
Maggie Christopher
4 days ago


Book Review: Nobody's Baby by Olivia Waite
The Dorothy Gentleman saga continues in the second installment of this cozy sci-fi mystery series, but instead of solving a murder, Dorothy deals with an accidental baby acquisition. 3/5 Stars In another cozy addition to my read list, the second installment of the Dorothy Gentleman series delivers on all the silly science fiction and mystery tropes we love. In this book, a baby is left on the doorstep of her nephew. It is up to Dorothy and characters new and old to uncover th
Allison Young
Mar 22


Book Review: Cross Court by Vai Denton
Official Synopsis: The daughter of a former world number one, Nicola Vassilakis had two junior majors and a ticket to tennis stardom before she even turned eighteen. But since going pro, Nic has endured only injuries and losses. Seven years later, the spotlight’s moved on to younger talent, her love of the game has dried up, and she has nothing to show for it but an aching need for the adoration and belonging she once had. When her performance coach takes an unexpected leave
Maggie Christopher
Mar 19
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