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“Depression wasn’t contagious, but it sure drove people away as if it was..”
HOLLOW HILLS presents itself as a perfect town, but appearances can be deceiving.
When a child is discovered on the road covered in blood, the idyllic image begins to unravel.
SINCLAIR, the new town deputy, is seeking a fresh start after a traumatic experience. While coping with grief in his own way, his instincts alert him to something amiss in the town.
STRING THEM UP weaves a tale of grief, portraying what one husband will do to reunite with his love and another husband's unique approach to handling grief, all while incorporating eerie puppets.
The narrative is skillfully crafted, maintaining a compelling pace. I was captivated from the first page, and just when I thought I had the story figured out, William Sterling surprised me with unexpected twists.
HOLLOW HILLS presents itself as a perfect town, but appearances can be deceiving.
When a child is discovered on the road covered in blood, the idyllic image begins to unravel.
SINCLAIR, the new town deputy, is seeking a fresh start after a traumatic experience. While coping with grief in his own way, his instincts alert him to something amiss in the town.
STRING THEM UP weaves a tale of grief, portraying what one husband will do to reunite with his love and another husband's unique approach to handling grief, all while incorporating eerie puppets.
The narrative is skillfully crafted, maintaining a compelling pace. I was captivated from the first page, and just when I thought I had the story figured out, William Sterling surprised me with unexpected twists.
I just finished reading Ophelia’s Vampire by Leigh Miller and once again, I find myself saying "this one is my favorite". Leigh Miller is definitely one of my go-to authors. I started with Demon’s Bride, and now I'm five books in with Ophelia’s Vampire.
Leigh has a way of crafting the most perfect paranormal romances.
There are so many of my favorite tropes in Ophelia’s Vampire:
- Bickering as foreplay
- Aphrodisiac bites
- Touch her/him and die vibes
- Biting/blood exchange
- Second chances
- A female main character in her 30s (yes please)
- A centuries-old vampire who is willing to get on his knees for her
- A little bit of fake dating for spy reasons
Ophelia and Cas had a misunderstanding 7 years ago, and now they have to work together to solve a case for the Monster Relations Bureau. Ophelia wants to work the case alone, and Cas respects her wishes until Ophelia attracts the attention of one of the vampire covens. Now, Cas is determined to do anything to ensure her safety and well-being.
Leigh has a way of crafting the most perfect paranormal romances.
There are so many of my favorite tropes in Ophelia’s Vampire:
- Bickering as foreplay
- Aphrodisiac bites
- Touch her/him and die vibes
- Biting/blood exchange
- Second chances
- A female main character in her 30s (yes please)
- A centuries-old vampire who is willing to get on his knees for her
- A little bit of fake dating for spy reasons
Ophelia and Cas had a misunderstanding 7 years ago, and now they have to work together to solve a case for the Monster Relations Bureau. Ophelia wants to work the case alone, and Cas respects her wishes until Ophelia attracts the attention of one of the vampire covens. Now, Cas is determined to do anything to ensure her safety and well-being.
DOWNPOUR by CHRISTOPHER HAWKINS
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DOWNPOUR by CHRISTOPHER HAWKINS
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DOWNPOUR by CHRISTOPHER HAWKINS
