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October 20, 2025
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October 16, 2025
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October 14, 2025
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✨ Happy Release day ✨ 🌙 Recension: Dynasty of the ✨ Happy Release day ✨🌙 Recension: Dynasty of the Damned (Sword of Hadrian #3) by Chloelia Salome📚 Genre: Romantasy📅 Release Date: August 14, 2026📗 available in various formats – included in Kindle Unlimited📱 Read as: Kindle💸 I received a free copy and am voluntarily leaving a review.🗣️ Language: English📆 Pages: 497⭐️ 4/5Review:What a wild ride it was to get to the final book in the series. I was looking forward to seeing how it would all end.This time, we got multiple POVs, which added to the overall storytelling, and we got a lot more time travel.In the previous instalment, I mentioned that I appreciated the fact that we did not just gloss over what happened to Genevieve, and I did not expect her to have such a prominent role this time around. Being held hostage in the past was not what I had in mind for her. There were moments when I questioned her wellbeing, even if we were led to believe that she enjoyed parts of it. This poor woman had to adapt to what was happening to her, and to me, it felt like a constant battle between being very clear-eyed about the situation and keeping herself sane. The reality of what she had to endure was traumatic, and Justin remained the clear villain in my eyes, even if I was led to believe that he started to care about her at a certain point. It did not change the overall situation.I wanted Sashki to be happy in her timeline, but it became clear quickly that it was not in the cards for her. Her acceptance that the hopes and dreams she had of finally being reunited with her husband would never come true felt very sad to me. She was holding on to a version of her life, and once she realised this, she had to stand up for herself and become the woman she was always meant to be.I appreciated seeing how everything was connected in the end, and while the ending felt a bit rushed to me, it showed that there is no perfect ending for any of our main characters and that difficult decisions had to be made. Each book felt connected to the overall plot, but also unique in how it told its story.
✨ HAPPY RELEASE DAY ✨ 📚 What if you meet the boo ✨ HAPPY RELEASE DAY ✨ 📚 What if you meet the book cowboy of your dreams in real life?🌙 Recension: Wildflowers & Whiskey (Wildbrook Hollow #1) by T. Nolan📚 Genre: Romance📅 Release Date: August 14, 2026📗 available as Kindle📱 Read as: Kindle💸 I received a free copy and am voluntarily leaving a review.📆 Pages: 412⭐️ 4/5Review:Cowboy romances are a relatively new genre for me, and I’m here to embrace it. 🙂Maeve has not yet found her place in life. She bounces between different jobs and locations, with nothing ever truly feeling like home. When she stumbles upon an ad looking for someone to help out on a ranch in a different country, she signs up in the middle of the night, not expecting anything to come of it. The opportunity calls out to her, and it feels very on-brand for her to try something different.Not expecting to get the job, she sees it as a fresh start and is surprised when she actually enjoys it more than she thought she would. For the first time in a long time, she feels a sense of belonging.This one was very entertaining. Maeve is a character I instantly fell in love with, and I only wanted good things to happen to her. She is such a breath of fresh air, and I connected with her desire to simply belong. Making friends, connecting with those around her, and not constantly looking for the next best option, hoping it will finally provide what she feels is missing in life.Not only does she develop a connection with everyone, but the grumpy cowboy Wade slowly warming up to her is exactly what she needed. Did the age gap feel a little weird to me initially? Yes, but I went with it and took it for what it was.The found family aspect of the book made me connect with it even more, and the way it touched on mental health and how it can impact someone’s life was something I appreciated seeing represented.This was one for the heart. A book that left me feeling good about myself, like a warm hug. 🙂
✨ HAPPY RELEASE DAY ✨ 🌙 Recension: Duty and Love ✨ HAPPY RELEASE DAY ✨🌙 Recension: Duty and Love (The Last of the Heirs #1.5) by L.L. Riley📚 Genre: Romantasy📅 Release Date: August 14, 2026📖 Publisher: ‎‎ Mythical Gems Media, LLC📗 included in Kindle Unlimited📆 Pages: 153💡 Duty and Love is a novella within the Last of the Heirs Series from the perspective of beloved side characters. While this book can be read as a standalone, it is recommended to read this after book one, Frost and Death, for a more emotional and impactful read. Please advise that reading without knowing the events of book one will lead to some spoilers.Tropes:📌 M/M Fantasy Romance📌 Prince x Scribe📌 Type A x Shy Nerd📌 Holiday in the woods📌 Extrovert x Introvert📌 Found Family📌 Pining and Yearning📌 Road Trip Romance📌 Hurt/Comfort📌 One Cave📌 Proposal gone awry📌 “We don’t want to get caught.”📌 Surprises and Blindfolds?📌 Nurse back to health📌 Utterly besotted with one another
📚 Waking up hundreds of years into the future in a 📚 Waking up hundreds of years into the future in a different body was not on the menu. How will she get back?🌙 Recension: The Soul Tetherer (Sword of Hadrian #2) by Chloelia Salome📚 Genre: Romantasy📅 Release Date: March 11, 2026📗 available in various formats - included in Kindle Unlimited📱 Read as: Kindle💸 I received a free copy and am voluntarily leaving a review.🗣️ Language: English📆 Pages: 355⭐️ 4/5Review:While I enjoyed the first instalment of the series, it didn't fully convince me. The writing style didn't fully resonate with me, and I also didn't fully connect with all the characters. It left me curious enough to want to know how the story continued. Having finished the second book now, I enjoyed it so much more.The beginning gave us an overview of where we are today, while also providing some background about the events leading up to this point. It ended with an interesting twist that had me eager to learn what it meant.And this is when the story really begins, with Sashki waking up in a stranger's body hundreds of years in the future. What an interesting plot twist. Not only is she alone, but she must find out what happened, how to return to her own timeline, and play along while she searches for a solution. When she runs into Claude, he promises to help her while asking for something in return. The amount of time they spend together adds a lot of tension between the two of them.I enjoyed the aspect of Sashki having to adapt to different circumstances and learning that, while a lot has changed in more modern times, some things remain the same, especially the role of women in society. Her attempts to appreciate certain aspects while hating others came across very well to me. Her chemistry with Claude was convincing, and there were moments when I wanted her to stay in the future.What I appreciated was that the aspect of her taking over someone else's body, and what that would mean once she leaves, wasn't simply glossed over. Even a simple acknowledgement of the issue was absolutely fine for me. I enjoyed coming along for the ride and am looking forward to the next one.
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