Wallbanger by Alice Clayton

March 10th, 2013 Kimberly Review 4 Comments

10th Mar
Wallbanger by Alice Clayton

I picked up Wallbanger after a few bloggers I adore recommended it and decided foolishly to read just a few chapters on Tuesday evening around 11:30 pm. I downloaded this onto my Smartphone, snuggled in next to my hubby and began to read. As he snored I laughed, giggled into my pillow, and read chapter after chapter with a smile on my face. When I finally set this down it was 2:19 am and I had literally consumed the whole thing. Clayton delivered fleshed out, lovable characters and some of the funniest moments. It was smexy, silly, endearing and I abso-friggin-lute-ly loved it!!!

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Coffee Pot Reviews: Down to You and Up to Me by M. Leighton

March 9th, 2013 Kimberly Review 36 Comments

9th Mar
Coffee Pot Reviews: Down to You and Up to Me by M. Leighton

Welcome to Coffee Pot Reviews! These are short and sweet reviews done in the length of time it takes my coffee pot to brew! I have Down to You and Up to Me the first books in M. Leighton’s Bad Boys series to share with you ..enjoy and stick around for a cup of spicy cinnamon coffee! New Adult books contain mature content and are not intended for readers under 18 years of age.

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Ever After by Kim Harrison

March 8th, 2013 Kimberly Review 36 Comments

8th Mar
Ever After by Kim Harrison

After reading two heartbreaking, tear evoking contemporary novels I was eager to step into the Ever After for a bit of fun, adventure and chaos. As the eleventh book in the Hollows series, Rachel Morgan, Ivy, Jenks, Trent and Al all kind of feel like family and I was excited to see what kind of mess Rachel would find herself in this time. The day-walking demon took me by surprise and this is perhaps one of my favorite books in the series to date.

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Strands of Bronze and Gold by Jane Nickerson

March 7th, 2013 Kimberly Review 66 Comments

7th Mar
Strands of Bronze and Gold by Jane Nickerson

As a young child I read the Grimm’s fairy tales and they are so much darker then the versions most of our children read today. I was terrified of Bluebeard and slept with a nightlight. This was quite embarrassing for a ten year old and I remember claiming to simply have fallen asleep while reading. I love retellings and when I saw Strands of Bronze and Gold, I knew I had to revisit this dark tale. Nickerson did a lovely job and Monsieur de Cressac personified Bluebeard and made me shiver.

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A Conspiracy of Alchemists by Liesel Schwarz

March 5th, 2013 Kimberly Review 49 Comments

5th Mar
A Conspiracy of Alchemists by Liesel Schwarz

I get a little nervous when someone says a book offers a blend of genres as nine times out of ten one of those genres suffer and usually it’s the one I bought the book for. So it was with trepidation that I began reading A Conspiracy of Alchemists by Liesel Schwarz. My fears were quickly put to rest as I slipped into this delightful steampunk fantasy wrapped in paranormal and historical elements. I found I could not put this action packed tale down and quickly consumed it.

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