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Books included in the collection:
Free Me by Laurelin Paige – to read.
Capture Me by Anna Zaires – to read.
Debt Inheritance by Pepper Winters – to read.
Girl by Eden Bradley – to read.
The Prince by Skye Warren was a two-star rating. I’ll be honest and say I’m not the biggest fan of the short stories that work as extended prequels, and that’s exactly what The Prince offered. It was a quick prequel to The King, one that had me curious about events but never quite sucked me in. It did, however, leave me wanting to see what happened in The King.
The King by Skye Warren – to read.
Deliver by Pam Godwin was a three-star rating. Pam Godwin writes incredibly addictive stories, and Deliver was certainly addictive. As addictive as it was, there were many elements in this one that left me feeling a bit uncomfortable. I wanted to see how things came together, but I could not get into the details of the story.
Relent by Nina Levine – to read.
Torment Me by Annabel Joseph – to read.
The Heart of It by Molly O'Keefe was a three-star rating. This had the potential to be a great read, but it was a bit too quick for me. It handled a heavy topic well, but there wasn’t quite enough for me to feel the connection between the characters. That said, it was great for quick reading.
Finding Gray by K.L. Kreig was a three-star rating. I’m not the biggest fan of prequel stories, and that’s what this was. There were some interesting elements, but I never quite connected with the characters. Although the cliff-hanger left me curious to see what comes next, it was not enough to leave me eager to dive right into more.
His Ex's Little Sister Bella Love-Wins – to read.
Disgraced by Natasha Knight – to read.
Free Me by Laurelin Paige – to read.
Capture Me by Anna Zaires – to read.
Debt Inheritance by Pepper Winters – to read.
Girl by Eden Bradley – to read.
The Prince by Skye Warren was a two-star rating. I’ll be honest and say I’m not the biggest fan of the short stories that work as extended prequels, and that’s exactly what The Prince offered. It was a quick prequel to The King, one that had me curious about events but never quite sucked me in. It did, however, leave me wanting to see what happened in The King.
The King by Skye Warren – to read.
Deliver by Pam Godwin was a three-star rating. Pam Godwin writes incredibly addictive stories, and Deliver was certainly addictive. As addictive as it was, there were many elements in this one that left me feeling a bit uncomfortable. I wanted to see how things came together, but I could not get into the details of the story.
Relent by Nina Levine – to read.
Torment Me by Annabel Joseph – to read.
The Heart of It by Molly O'Keefe was a three-star rating. This had the potential to be a great read, but it was a bit too quick for me. It handled a heavy topic well, but there wasn’t quite enough for me to feel the connection between the characters. That said, it was great for quick reading.
Finding Gray by K.L. Kreig was a three-star rating. I’m not the biggest fan of prequel stories, and that’s what this was. There were some interesting elements, but I never quite connected with the characters. Although the cliff-hanger left me curious to see what comes next, it was not enough to leave me eager to dive right into more.
His Ex's Little Sister Bella Love-Wins – to read.
Disgraced by Natasha Knight – to read.
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