Seconds, Minutes N’ Hour
Days, Months N’ Years In Memoirs
Scars N’ Strengths We Hoard
Grateful For Moments Scored
World Around In Blaze
Vile N’ Sinful In Gaze
Plight In No Control
Thoughts Not As Whole
Judge, Not With Prejudice
Mind, Not Your Nemesis
Words Kind, Be Plentiful
Actions Everlasting, Be Bountiful
Prayers For The Departed
Thankful For The Lionhearted
With Forgiveness N’ Giving
Honor N’ Salute Thanksgiving!
Copyrighted, Alima Kanumilli
November 2022
Readers of Vision Of Justice, have met Detective Gus Lambert’ partner, Kinley Wright and his family of law enforcement brothers. Second in the Vision series by Charlee James, “Vision Of Power” has FBI agent Easton Adair helping Kinley Wright bring closure to traumatic past that seems to have found Kinley.
Victim of a violent kidnapping and now a courageous and brave survivor, Kinley has worked her entire life to keep the innocent safe and help put evil behind bars bringing closure to families that have endured pain and loss. She always knew that her past would somehow collide with her present, and having Easton on her side helps her deal with the unknown threat harassing her.
A tech whiz and his position as a FBI agent, gives Easton the added ammunition to protect and help Kinley deal with a killer playing deadlyy games and wanting to finish what started a few years ago. Kinley brings out all his protective instincts and more, and the killer has to go past Easton to get to Kinley.
In a deadly game of cat and mouse, Easton has everything to lose, and losing Kinley is not an option. Again, Charlee James creates an interesting story of romance and suspense with an engrossing plot and captivating characters
I received an advance review copy for free, and I am leaving this review voluntarily.
Here’s another new author, Charlee James, (seems to be fairly new), and add to my list of authors to continue to read. She was definitely a surprise read.
“Vision Of Justice“, book one of the Vision Series, brings Detective Gus Lambert to Sasha Frost, an artist instrumental in helping rescue a kidnapped teenager. Too close to home, and a series of murders in the aftermath, Gus has a serial murder to catch, who is hell bent to mete out justice of his own. A twisted plot that unravels with each murder, Sasha is caught in the crosshairs of the killer, and if Gus cannot unnravel the twisted mind of the killer, he would be losing the woman he’s fallen for.
Charlee James sure did create an extremely interesting and twisted plot, narrated exceptionally well as well. Both Gus and Sasha are well developed characters, and Vision Of Justice is definitely a story not to be missed.
I received an advance review copy for free, and I am leaving this review voluntarily.
Any book by Lisa Marie Rice is a reading pleasure and it’s been a long while since I get to read her again. Although I keep visiting her Midnight series multiple times – chicken soup for the soul!
Eve Banner just doesn’t know it, but she is definitely “Taken” by Marcus Rey. It’s just a small matter of Marcus letting Eve become aware of this fact, who happens to own his heart and soul. And of course considering that Marcus came from nothing and now is a billionaire running all things legitimate, he’s sure to have made some enemies and Eve gets into the crosshairs of this very evil instigated by her father.
I really liked the characters Eve and Marcus, but what I missed was the development of their relationship. There is charisma, but lacked the fire that I always find between the pages of Lisa Marie’s books. I missed the chemistry of building a relationship between Eve and Marcus. The ending was a welcome twist, but that begged the question as to why the story not happen in the shadows incognito. I would have loved to see their relationship growing, getting to know each other, fall in love, get in each other’s lives, and the whole nine yards.
It’s worth a read, but I’m not “Taken” as I am with the Midnight series.
Received an ARC from the author via NetGalley for an honest review.
Any book by Donna Grant is a definite read in my list and her latest, “That Cowboy Of Mine”, is another captivating romance with two heartfelt souls finding a future with each other.
Running a ranch is hard work and Dillon Young wants to protect her family legacy from falling into the wrong hands. But finding Cal Bennett unconscious on her ranch was not in her plan nor is offering him a job, considering she doesn’t know him at all.
Waking up to the barrel of a gun in his face, was not what Cal Bennett was looking for when he comes home. But then neither is Dillon Young and the sparks of attraction amid a series of accidents aimed at her.
Someone definitely is after Dillon and her ranch and posing as lovers is one way that Cal can help Dillon keep her ranch and at the same time, protect her while digging out the people behind the attempts. And Donna adds a twist to the finale as secrets come to light, and of the spark between them is strong enough to withstand the fall out and get their happy ending.
Another western romance from Donna Grant, captivating her readers with a story of redemption, hope and love. She’s one author who does tremendous justice to paranormal as well as romance with an ease of mastery.
Received an ARC from St. Martin’s Press via NetGalley for an honest review.
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I've lived, I've loved, I've lost, I've missed, I've trusted, I've hurt, I've made mistakes. But most of all, I've learned.
I've lived, I've loved, I've lost, I've missed, I've trusted, I've hurt, I've made mistakes. But most of all, I've learned.
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