A Restored Man (The Men of Halfway House Book # 3) by Jaime Reese

A Restored Man by Jaime Reese
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

This book has so much aspects to it, the feelings of betrayal, the feeling of guilt and remorse. Jaime put together a great couple. We met Cole in “A Hunted Man (The Men of Halfway House #2). I loved his wit, his way of totally pissing off everyone in HH. This beanie wearing smartass, stole my heart in this book. We finally was giving the “scoop” of what makes Cole tick.

Enter Ty Calloway, a man with his own secrets, that hs is holding very close to his vest. Can Cole give Ty what he needs? Make him let him behind that wall he keeps closed up was tightly?




Glad to say that Cole has great character and maybe exactly what Ty needs to let go of the past and live for the future.

Cole and Ty is by far the best couple that Jaime has giving us in the Men of Halfway House series, don’t get me wrong, Julian, Matt, Cam and Hunter are great, but Cole and Ty SPOKE to me. From the 1st page to the last I was completely caught up in this book, I read it in one sitting, Could.Not.Put.It.Down. Looking forward to what Jaime has for us in future books in this series.





ARC giving to me by author for my honest opinion


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6.  Angel DeLucca (Blue Moon: Too Good to Be True (Blue       Moon #1)) by A.E. Via

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Free Falling Crimson (Altered States, #3) by Laura Harner, Tom Webb

Free Falling Crimson by Laura Harner
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

Damn, just damn. Should've known it was a cliffie. But definitely gets better and better.

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Rise & Fall (THIRDS) Book 4 by Charlie Cochet

Rise & Fall by Charlie Cochet
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

I can’t say enough about this series, maybe its because I’m an 80’s child, but this series gets to me with every new book that Charlie writes. Rack & Ruin left us with absolutely the best WTF??? scenrio EVA!!! Book #4 opens with Ash threatening to kill Dex ‘YOU’RE GOING to get us fucking killed!’ is by far the BEST opening line in for a book, especially when you know Ash is this big badass Therian scared of a little humans’ driving style.

One question? What is up with the nurse Dex recognizes in Sloanes Hosiptal room?? (((Conspriacy))) LOL
Up until now we have only read bits and pieces of Sloanes friend Austen, {I have to say that I fell in Love with Austen in this book} He is effing hilariuos and sneaky as shit! “Is everyone fucking in this unit, and how can I get in line?’ Classic Austen!


This book is a lot of Dex and Sloan and the aftermath of the ending of book 3 but we get another side of Dex, one that I had no idea could be lurking under all that Wiseassry. We get promising insight into Calvin & Hobbs as well as Ash & Caels relationships. YUMMY!!!

Charlie has quickly became my favorite author in the last 6 months, I have purchased this series in both ebook format and paperback, as well as audiobook. I truly cannot get enough of my “WildChild” Dexter “Dex” Daley.

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Stones in the Road (Sugar Tree 2) by Nick Wilgus

Stones in the Road by Nick Wilgus
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

Is is really possible to read your top book of the year in Febuary? I DO!! When I bought "Shaking the Sugar Tree" last year, it only had a few reviews, but the story sounded interesting to me. It ended up being my Top 2 read of 2014. Now Mr. Wilgus has hit me with Book 2, all I can say is "butter my butt and feed me a buscuit" this book is astounding. I laughed my ass off at Wiley and Jackson's Mom, I also blubbered like a baby. Wiley completes me, Wiley entertains me, and Wiley gets ME. Well done Mr. Wilgus, well done indeed.

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