Hard to Hold on To by Laura Kaye

August 20th, 2014 Kimberly Blog Tour, Review 61 Comments

20th Aug
Hard to Hold on To by Laura Kaye

If you follow Caffeinated, you already know I am a huge fan of Laura Kaye’s Hard Ink series. Hard to Hold on To is a novella that features Edward “Easy Cantrell” and the story picks up right where Hard As You Can ended. They are returning to the housing located about the Hard Ink Tattoo parlor after their last operation and Easy is helping Jenna Dean recover from the tragic events that occurred. Kaye packed a full novel punch into this novella that will leave readers satisfied and a little sweet on Easy. Enjoy my review and enter to win the international giveaway…

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Lamb to the Slaughter by Karen Ann Hopkins

April 21st, 2014 Kimberly Review 70 Comments

21st Apr
Lamb to the Slaughter by Karen Ann Hopkins

Lamb to the Slaughter by Karen Ann Hopkins offers readers a view into the small town of Blood Rock, Indiana that boarders and interacts with a local Amish Community. Hopkins delivers a murder mystery that has the new local sheriff navigating the two communities to catch a killer. Mini Review: fascinating whodunit with a side dish of romance….

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Atonement by B.J. Daniels

March 14th, 2014 Kimberly Blog Tour, Review 48 Comments

14th Mar
Atonement by B.J. Daniels

The cover and synopsis of Atonement by B.J. Daniels sold me, and then after I realized it was the fourth book in the Beartooth, Montana series. Worries about jumping in late were quickly dismissed as each book can be read as a standalone. Daniels did an excellent job of reintroducing older characters and making me feel comfortable. Mini review: suspenseful, multiple story threads and a slow-building romance kept me captivated.

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Cider Brook by Carla Neggers

March 10th, 2014 Kimberly Blog Tour, Review 64 Comments

10th Mar
Cider Brook by Carla Neggers

I am not going to lie, I saw the synopsis and jumped at that chance to read Cider Brook by Carla Neggers, before realizing I was stepping into book three of the Swift River Valley series. I mean can you blame me, look at that synopsis. Firefighter. Treasure hunter. Rescuer. While this can be read as a standalone, I think I would have enjoyed this more from the beginning. Mini review: Low romance, interesting treasure hunt, small-town magic.

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