Two Recently Released And Highly Anticipated Books

Hi fellow bookworms,

I have been bogged down with work and trying to keep up with way too many Readathons. Also I’ve been attempting to keep up with new releases which there have been a lot of this year that I can’t wait to dive into! Speaking of new releases, I have a couple that have been on my radar and are from Grand Central Publishing.

Release Date: September 25th, 2018

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Blurb:

Earl. War hero. Notorious rake. After the Battle of Waterloo, Eli Dawes was presumed dead-and would have happily stayed that way. He’s no longer the reckless young man he once was, and only half as pretty. All he wants is to hide away in his country home, where no one can see his scars. But when he tries to sneak into his old bedroom in the middle of the night, he’s shocked to find someone already there.

Rose Hayward remembers Eli as the arrogant lord who helped her late fiancé betray her. Finding him stealing into her art studio doesn’t correct her impression. Her only thought is to get him to leave immediately. Yet the tension between them is electric, and she can’t help but be drawn to him. He might be back from the dead, but it’s Rose who is suddenly feeling very, very much alive.

 

Release Date: October 16th, 2018

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Hope Anderson is at a crossroads. At thirty-six, she’s been dating her boyfriend, an orthopedic surgeon, for six years. With no wedding plans in sight, and her father recently diagnosed with ALS, she decides to use a week at her family’s cottage in Sunset Beach, North Carolina, to ready the house for sale and mull over some difficult decisions about her future.

Tru Walls has never visited North Carolina but is summoned to Sunset Beach by a letter from a man claiming to be his father. A safari guide, born and raised in Zimbabwe, Tru hopes to unravel some of the mysteries surrounding his mother’s early life and recapture memories lost with her death. When the two strangers cross paths, their connection is as electric as it is unfathomable . . . but in the immersive days that follow, their feelings for each other will give way to choices that pit family duty against personal happiness in devastating ways.

I’m so happy that it finally feels like Fall so I can hopefully curl up with these two books soon with a hot cup of tea, blanket and have even more excuses to stay inside with a book (not that I need many).

I hope you all are diving into anticipated reads and enjoying the beautiful Fall weather no matter where you are. Thank you so much for dropping buy and I hope you have a wonderful weekend!

Slainte

~Meg

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Blinding Night Review

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I was recently asked if I would like to read an ARC of a Greek retelling and of course I said yes. I find retellings of classic tales fascinating and this particular one caught my eye. I received an ARC in exchange for a revore though it doesn’t affect my thoughts and all comments are my own.

Isn’t that cover amazing? It’s so pretty and really matches the theme of the book!

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There’s also a really neat book trailer if you’d like to see that as well. It gave me chills!

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My Thoughts

This book is a modern twist on the popular tale of Persephone and Hades. Across the years there have been many different versions and they’ve all had their pull. For me, I’ve always been drawn to the more romantic versions and in this story, there’s not only romance but the devotion of two people across the centuries.

Summer is a young woman from Rhode Island who has just recently finished her first year of college and is looking forward to enjoying her vacation. Instead of getting to spend long hours with friends and by the pool, her Archaeologist parents convince her to go with them to spend time in Greece while they are at a dig site. Feeling restless her first nightvin Greece while her parents go out, she decides  doto Littlego for a run and finds herself near a beach. Deciding to dip her toes in, she accidentally cuts her foot on a peace of choral. Little does does realize how that one choice will change her life forever and just may be the start of an adventure she’s been looking for.

Shortly afterwards, she’s riding in a car with her parents to check out the local sights to be had and hopefully enjoy a bite to eat of regular food. Alas something tragic happens where she winds up in the hospital where she encounters one of the most handsome men she’s ever seen who is about to shake her world up even more than it already has been.

This man who refers to himself as Darce insists that she’s the reincarnated version of Persephone and that he is Hades. Summer naturally thinks he’s crazy and just wants to be with her Dad again.

It will take courage, a leap of faith, determination and an open mind to not only help Summer see that the mysterious Darce may be telling the truth and she could very well be a version of Persephone and maybe just maybe it’s finally time to be reunited with a world that she forgot existed.

This is a story that’s not only about love but the power of soulmates and the centuries of aching that poor Darce has had to endure while searching for the reincarnations of his beloved Persephone. In this version, he truly is a devoted man who doesn’t give up easily which is one of many endearing qualities he has.

I loved getting to know both Summer and glimpses of Darce. Both are wonderful characters who truly should be together and those who wish to keep them apart should butt out. I have a soft spot for star-crossed lovers and I truly hope that things will work out for them.

Also I really like Morpheus and I hope that he may find his own happily ever after. After all the times he’s been there for others, he’s more than due!

Full of mystery, adventure, the power of love, mutholoy, Greek Gods and Goddesses and humor, it’s a book I highly recommend. I can’t wait for the next book in the series because it ended on quite the cliffhanger and I’m so ready to know what happens next!

Well that wraps up my bookish ramblings for now. I hope you’ve enjoyed my thoughts and may you enjoy the book as much I have. Thank you so much for dropping by and feel free to stop in again. Until next time,

Happy Reading!

Slainte

~Meg

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How Not To Marry A Duke Blog Tour

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I was asked if I’d like to join in on a blog tour featuring modern day Nobility and a young woman who has to marry into nobility in order to have her inheritance. Of course I said yes because it sounded like fun! I received an advanced reading copy though all opinions are my own.

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My Thoughts:

Ashford and Jemma may have lived near London most of their lives but come from two completely different worlds.

Ashford is a thirty year old 8th Generation Duke who has grown up being very privileged, handsome, popular and is one of the most eligible bachelors who recently became an official Duke when his Dad passed but Ashford is about to get a rude awakening that just may be the thing he needs.

Jemma is a twenty six year old woman who has made somewhat of a living as a makeup artist for a local theater, lived with her hippy parents who have raised their daughter to be fairly open-minded, self-disciplined but also free to pretty much do as she pleases. Then she gets a call that will change her life forever.

Ashford soon learns that his Dad didn’t invest so wisely in some areas before his death and unless he finds someone rich to marry, he may be forced to sell off most of his houses and become a disgray to society.

Jemma learns that her grandmother left her a very sizeable inheritance that would allow her to not have to work for the foreseeable future but there’s a catch. She has to marry someone with a title and stay married for at least a year. At first she’s ready to reject it but after being let go of her job and finding out that her boyfriend is married, Jemma realizes that the money could be a blessing in disguise.

Jemma and Ashford just happen to have the same lawyer who proposes proposed that they marry each other to solve the issue of money and a title respectively. Both are reluctant but realize it’s the most likely situation and marry at the courthouse, believing they cabarry quiet and live separate lives until the year is up. Then their marriage leaks out to the papers and a seemingly easy partnership becomes much more complicated.

Jemma finds herself dragged into Ashford’s priviledged world where she has to contend with a moody Mother-in-law, snooty people and trying to adjust to being a Duchess. It’s a lot for one gal to have to get used to in a short amount of time. Luckily she gets help from kindly servants, lots of reading, pointers from unlikely friends and putting her own unique spin on things.

Her relationship with Ashford starts out very rocky and then as the days blend into months, both realize that maybe it’s not so bad to be married to each other and that the old adage of opposites attract could very well be the case for these two

Full of humor, interesting in-laws, front row seats to see what it’s like to be part of the Nobility and adventure, this book was quite the whirlwind.

I’d like to think I could be great friends with Jemma and so enjoy getting to talk about classic books as well as spending lots of time in the family library!

Ashford starts out very stuck up but I warmed up to him as the story went along and what he did for Jemma’s parents was so sweet! Also he reminded me a bit of Darcy.

If you enjoy books set in England, rags to riches, and a healthy dash of talk about Jane Austen, then you’ll enjoy this book as much as I have.

I really hope there will be a book about Ashford’s best friend Har!

Well that wraps up my ramblings. Thank you so much for dropping by and I hope you’ve enjoyed my take on the book. Be sure to drop by again soon.

Happy Reading!

~Meg

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Exclusive Excerpt of Memoirs of A Dragon Hunter!

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I was recently asked if I would like to join in on the excitement of talking about Memoirs of A Dragon Hunter by Katie MacAlister and of course I said yes! I will be sharing my thoughts on this funny and all around wonderful book closer to its release date which is just around the corner on Aug 28th! I don’t want to give too much away so for now enjoy the exclusive excerpt and feel free to take part in the giveaway!

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Exclusive Excerpt 

“Do you want me to make love to you?”

“Yes,” I said, wiggling my legs against Ian’s. “But we’re not going to.”

“Because you don’t like to be touched?” he asked.

“Because it would ruin us working together.” I snuggled back into his chest, sighing in relief. “Maybe someday, but not now. I have far too much to learn from you.”

He may have replied, but I didn’t hear it. I drifted off to sleep happy and content that I had made a decision, a wise decision, one that my adult self-approved.

That contentment lasted all of three hours, until I woke up lying on top of Ian, my borrowed tank top having ridden up so that my bare stomach was plastered all over his. My legs were caught between his thighs, and worst of all, I could feel the heat of his groin against mine.

It made my intimate parts do wondrously tingly things, sensations I hadn’t felt in a long time. I took a deep breath in preparation for peeling myself off Ian, but his low grown had me freezing. “Are you OK?” I asked in a whisper, not wanting to wake him up if he was dreaming.

“Not in the least bit. Stop wiggling against me in that seductive manner.”

“I’m not wiggling anything.”

His hands clamped down over my hips, making my little “trying to scoot off of him” movements obvious. “You’re trying to drive me insane. Don’t deny you are—for the last twenty minutes, you’ve tormented me every way possible, clearly trying to push me past what’s bearable. Admit it, admit that you are trying to drive me mad with desire.”

“I was asleep.” I peeled myself off his stomach and sat up, pulling my legs out from between his and sitting astride his thighs. “I’m sorry if I was tormenting you in my sleep, but I didn’t intend anything. Hoo boy. Sitting like this did not help things, huh?”

I looked down to where a very obvious bulge in his pants was pressed up against the thin material of my sleeping shorts.

He made a choked noise that didn’t contain any actual words.

“You’re really…wow. Do you mind if I touch?”

“Why not?” he managed to get out, a touch of hysteria about the words. “It seems entirely reasonable given that you’ve been sleeping on me for the last hour, torturing me with your soft belly, and your breasts, and the way you breathed on me. Why not touch me too?”

“I don’t want to ruin our relationship,” I said, wishing I could just peel off his pants and have at it. I wondered if his offer to do just that was meant in earnest, or if he was being sarcastic. In my sleep-muddled state, I couldn’t tell. “It means a lot to me that you’re teaching me. Will you promise that it won’t affect my training?”

“I promise.”

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Memoirs of a Dragon Hunter by Katie MacAlister will be available on August 28, 2018.

Book link:

https://www.forever-romance.com/titles/katie-macalister/memoirs-of-a-dragon-hunter/9781538761076/

About Katie MacAlister: With more than fifty books under her belt, Katie’s novels have been translated into numerous languages, been recorded as audiobooks, received several awards, and are regulars on the New York Times, USA Today, and Publishers Weekly bestseller lists. A self-proclaimed gamer girl, she lives in the Pacific Northwest with her dogs, and frequently can be found hanging around online. For more on Katie and her books, visit katiemacalister.com.

 

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Thank you so much for dropping in to check out the excerpt and thank you once again to the wonderful Estelle from Forever Romance for asking me to join in! Please feel free to stop back in for my thoughts on this book and I hope you’ll enjoy it as much as I have!

Happy Reading!

~Meg

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The Lucky Dress Blog Tour

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I am so very excited to talk about a book that I recently finished. I was asked if I would like to join in on a Bookish Blog Tour and of course I said yes. I was given a digital ARC for review though I would like to point out that it hasn’t influenced my review and all thoughts are my own. So grab a soothing cup of tea or whichever is your beverage of choice and be prepared to read about me gushing over this wonderful book!

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My Thoughts:

This book had me laughing, cringing with sympathy and rooting for Emi to finally get her happily ever after. Life has a way of throwing curve balls that sometimes turn out to be just the thing that was needed.
Jack and Emi are meant to be together or at least that seems to be the case until Emi walks in on Jack in a rather compromising position with his new assistant. She is understandably upset and calls off their wedding which was to happen in two days. Emi decides to move from Oregon to Texas with her best friend to get a fresh start and figures eventually she’ll move on from the heartache.

A year later she finds herself back in Oregon to celebrate the upcoming nuptials of her twin brother Evan and his fiancee Hannah (who is Jack’s sister) . Little does Emi know how much that week will change her life and that maybe she’ll get all that she’s wanted with her lucky dress in tow.

Throughout the story, the timeline would jump back and forth from the present to instances with Jack and Emi. It took a bit to click but once I realized what was going on, it made perfect sense to show the history of these two people who were madly in love. Sometimes bad things happen to good people that take a long time to be sorted through. My heart ached for these two people who seemed perfect for each other until that fateful day just before their wedding. Sometimes though, it’s important to take a moment to step back and see the bigger picture. By the end of this book, I was rooting for two people that I didn’t think I would!

I loved the great relationship that Amelia had with her kids as well as the healthy relationship she had with Emi and Evan. It was a relief to not read about a crazy Mother-in-law and instead about a woman who is powerfully rich, not to be messed with but also not vindictive. I wouldn’t want to get on her bad side but if you’re a decent person who isn’t out to get those she cares about, she’ll have your back.

I also loved the relationship that Emi had with Hannah who seemed a bit on the crazy side but didn’t turn into a Bridezilla at her own wedding. It was evident just how in love she is with Evan and what an adorable couple they make!

One character that I really didn’t like was Greta. She made things so difficult for Emi and she is one crazy spoiled woman. She may be a beauty according to some but there is certainly not much for kindness to be had. I can see why Emi didn’t care for her and not just because Greta was the reason Emi was fired from a job that she enjoyed. That’s just the start of what that crazy woman is capable of!

This book was a wonderful mix of just what I love when it comes to reading stories that involve weddings, possible second chances, romance, family and a healthy amount of laughter. I’m so very glad I read this book and I hope there will be a sequel!

 

About The Author:

Aimee Brown is a writer of romantic comedies set in Portland, Oregon, and an avid reader. She spends much of her time writing, raising three teenagers, binge-watching shows on Netflix and obsessively cleaning and redecorating her house.

She’s fluent in sarcasm and has been known to utter profanities like she’s competing for a medal.

Aimee grew up in Oregon, but is now a transplant living in cold Montana with her husband of twenty years, three teenage children, and far too many pets. She is a lot older than she looks and yes, that is a tattoo across her chest.

Aimee is very active on social media. Stop by and say hello!

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Well that wraps up my bookish ramblings. Thank you so much for dropping in to check out my review and I hope that you’ll be able to check out the other blogs that are part of this tour. It has been such a pleasure to read this book and to get a chance to join in on the excitement. Feel free to stop back in and until then, happy reading!

Slainte

~Meg

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The Distance Book Review

Happy Tuesday,

Tuesdays are one of my favorite days of the week because there are usually books to look forward being released and it’s usually my Friday! Unfortunately this week Tuesday isn’t my Friday but that’s okay because I can still drool over the books being released and talk about a book that I recently read. I would like to mention before I go further that I was given an advanced reading copy but my views are completely my own and not affected by being given a copy. So without further ado, let the ramblings begin!

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This is the story of three people from completely different parts of the world who don’t appear to have much of a connection. Then as the story progresses, these three people aren’t quite so disconnected as it would seem.

Cecilie is a fairly content thirty year old woman living in Tromso Norway which is a small town that many flock to for the lure of seeing the Northern Lights and during the Summer it rarely gets dark due to being so close to the Arctic Circle. She divides most of her time between helping out at the library and waitressing at the Hjornekafe while her Mother is busy traveling the country and her brother are busy with his own life though he’s tried several times to get her to come work at the Hotel he’s in charge of.  Whenever she feels low, she can usually count on her harp or best friend Grethe to cheer her up. Cecilie has a secret though and it’s breaking her heart knowing she can’t do much about it.

Hector is a young man living in Mexico who divides his time between his work as a cartoonist at his local newspaper, trying to stay out of trouble and also trying to keep up with his fiancee Pilar who is equal parts intense and dramatic. Hector feels it’s the right thing to marry his long time girlfriend even though his heart isn’t really into it. Instead of saying no when he should have after Pilar mentioned she would slit her wrists if Hector didn’t marry her, he decided to stay and stick it out. He also has a secret and his heart is really thousands of miles away with a young woman that he’s never met in person but has chatted with over the last several years and he was drawn to from the beginning. That young woman is Cecilie but for some reason can’t quite bring himself to leave Pilar and actually be happy.

Then there’s Kate who is an English woman living with three kids and a husband named George in Suffolk who would rather spend time at his office or watching t.v. than paying attention to his wife. To say Kate has been taken for granted is an understatement and when Kate finds out what her husband has been up to, he’s about to get a rude awakening. How Kate ties into the lives of Cecilie and Hector aren’t apparent at first but going further into the story, it is revealed that Kate once spent time with Hector whom she loved many years ago as a young woman in Mexico who was there to help out at a local orphanage. When she caught Hector making out with another girl, she decided to end her trip early and went home.

All three of these people are connected and over the years find a way to reconnect but in a variety of different ways. They all have been hurt and are trying to deal with difficult things in their lives. Sometimes the past has a way of showing up that can either be good, painful or a mixture of both. In this instance, it’s a mixture and it shows how some decisions can have last affects several years down the road.

This story also shows how powerful the lure someone can be even when they are thousands of miles away and how hard it can be to walk away even when trying to continue to connect can be just as painful.

I loved the descriptions of Norway particularly the area surrounded Tromso and would so love to be able to see such a beautiful place some day though I know it doesn’t usually get very warm but the Northern Lights would be well worth it.

I don’t think it was a good idea at all for Cecilie and Hector to keep up chatting especially once their romantic feelings came to the surface knowing that Hector was engaged to be married. I know it’s a heartache that many people have felt particularly being long distance and unsure if they will ever see that person they most want to be with. It’s such a tricky path to walk and so full of unexpected potholes that could leave both sides in a lot of pain.

Having read this book, I can understand why certain decisions were made and that Hector and Pilar really weren’t meant to be together. I am very happy though that Hector and Cecilia did realize what was really important and I was surprised by the ending. I’m so glad that things turned out the way they did and there was such a rollercoaster of feelings that this story brought out.

I could continue to ramble on about this story but I’d rather not give too much away for those who haven’t read it but are interested in checking the story out. If you enjoy reading about the beauty of Norway, the spice of Mexico and the power of love, you’ll enjoy this book. It truly is amazing what a random chat on the internet can sometimes turn into.

Well I hope you’ve enjoyed my bookish ramblings and it’s piqued your interest. Be sure to stop back in soon where I will be rambling about the next read and sharing my excitement. So until then, happy reading!

Slainte

~Meg

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A Year of Finding Happiness Review and Blog Tour

Happy Sunday my fellow bookworms,

I was recently very lucky to be asked if I would like to join in on a Blog tour about a book that takes place in Scotland and of course I couldn’t say no. Scotland has always drawn me in whether it be to read about such a beautiful country in the ancient times or the modern because it seems like such a magical place! I would also like to mention that my views on this book are completely my own and receiving a free digital copy does not influence my thoughts. So without further ado, get ready to hear my gushing over this book!

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My Thoughts:

This is the story of a man named Greg who lives in a small Scottish town known as Clachan and is trying to deal with the grief of losing his beloved girlfriend Mairi who went climbing and though her body was never found, was presumed dead about six months later. Greg is a shell of a man as he tries to just get through the days with his faithful dog Angus as his side and trying to keep busy working at a local bar or doing odd jobs. The hardest part for him is not being able to properly deal with Mairi’s death because there wasn’t a body found and he’s not sure if that pain will ever go away. Then one day a beautiful brunette walks into the bar that he’s working at, he finds himself drawn to her and proceeds to make a complete idiot of himself by talking rather gruffly to her because he’s scared of his attraction and afraid to get close to someone again. Little does he know how that beautiful woman will turn his world upside down.

Mallory came to Clachan to live with her fiance in the hopes of making a home in the beautiful Scottish Highlands. She’s rather annoyed by the not so welcome greeting she receives from Greg but doesn’t let that stop her from trying to make a go at a possible life in Scotland with her soon to be husband at her side. Unfortunately, her fiance Sam gets into an accident on a rainy evening on his way to be with her and is killed which sends all of her plans out the window. Her friends and family rally around her to try to offer support as she tries not to fall down the well of despair. She finds an unlikely friendship with the rather gruff Greg who happens to find her wandering down by the shore one night in no shoes and at the point where she’s reached the limit of what she can take.

These two lost souls are from different worlds and yet they find a kinship in their grief of losing their significant others and a connection that slowly starts to deep the more they spend time in each other’s company. Both have gone through the kind of grief that no one should have to deal with and find support among the people in the small town in Clachan.

As their friendship progresses, they try hard to find their growing attraction for each other but can’t help growing closer particularly with Greg serenading Mallory with his lyrics at a bar they work at together and their understanding of the power of grief. Just when things seem to slowly be falling into place including Greg having a chance to become famous with his life long dream of being a singer, someone from Greg’s past will show up to throw a wrench in the monkey works and could tear the fragile connection of Greg and Mallory.

It will take courage, honesty, and the power of love to determine whether these two people are able to work past obstacles or for fate to choose to keep them apart.

This was truly a wonderful book and my heart ached for the grief  Greg as well as Mallory were going through. I can’t even imagine how painful it would be to lose a significant other and I just wanted to see these two finally get some happiness.

I adored Angus who is such a sweetheart and seemed happiest at his Master’s side. I wanted to reach through the words and cuddle the very sweet dog who seemed to love everyone.

I also loved the variety of songs that were mentioned in this book and several of whom I hadn’t heard before. It was wonderful to be able to listen to the songs while reading this book and to imagine I was right there to see this story unfold and root for a happy ending. Also I could almost imagine seeing the beautiful scenery and getting caught up in the beautiful country of Scotland. It’s on my bucket list of countries to hopefully see some day.

I’m so very glad that I was given a chance to read this book and now I really want to read the other book which is called A Seaside Escape that was published before this story and is Mallory’s version of the events.

If you enjoy reading about the Scottish Highlands, adorable dogs, adventure, some Scottish slang and the power of love, you’ll enjoy this book. Though it is heartbreaking at times, it is also equal parts adorable and funny which all make a great story!

So I hope you’ve enjoyed my bookish ramblings and my thoughts have maybe inspired you to check out this book. I could continue to rave about this book but I would rather not spoil things and hope you’ll take a moment to check it out if you are so inclined. Thank you so much for stopping by and I will return soon with more ramblings.

Happy Reading!

Slainte

~Meg

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