Thursday, January 28, 2021

Blog Tour: The Violent Roots by Nicole Williams

These Violent Roots, an all-new psychological thriller from New York Times bestselling author Nicole Williams is available now!

Grace Wolff spends her days fighting monsters, and her nights hiding from her own. As a public prosecutor in the sexual crimes unit, she knows more about rapists, pedophiles, and deviants than most people dare to consider.

Dr. Noah Wolff is as acquainted with monsters as his wife. While Grace dedicates her career to putting violent men away, Noah is more interested in rehabilitating them. A renowned psychiatrist specializing in sexual deviance, he counsels a burgeoning number of court-appointed patients wrestling with evil in its vilest form.

When she discovers a long line of pedophile suicides have been murders in disguise, Grace is duty-bound to aid in the investigation. But in her quest to track down the killer, Grace faces an ethical impasse. As a steward of the law, she has an obligation to seek justice for the murders. As a human being, she accepts that “innocent until proven guilty” is laden with loopholes criminals slip through too easily, and too often.

As she hunts the hunter, Grace is forced to acknowledge a complicated truth. To defeat the swell of monsters preying upon humanity’s most innocent, one must become a monster themselves.


4.5 Stars

Review by Lisa Kane

I've read almost all of Ms. William's previous books and this book is a totally different genre. I would describe it as a suspense, more so than a romance. 

Grace Wolff is a prosecutor. Her husband Noah has a private practice in addition to being a court appointed psychiatrist. He sees criminals who are required to meet with a therapist as part of their sentence or probation. 

I prosecuted sexual criminals. Noah counseled them, seeking to simultaneously understand and support them. 

Grace is burning the candle at both ends. Her job requires more time than she could ever give, her daughter Andee is sixteen and more than a little handful. She's constantly involved in physical confrontations and Grace is at her wits end. 

Words. They were my life, my livelihood. They fought battles, won many, yet failed me every time where my daughter was concerned. 

Where my husband was concerned as well.

She and Noah barely see one another. They've been married for seventeen years and she probably couldn't answer if the basis of her marriage is love. They both got drunk one night in college, had sex and Grace found herself pregnant. They had never even had a conversation before their drunken one night stand. Noah suggested marriage, and almost two decades later, here they are. Not sure where that is, but it is what it is. 

Grace is overworked with a massive case load. She's pulled in too many directions. She feels she's doing a crap job as a parent. But then, she had no real role models in that department. Her father is a prominent attorney who's never shown Grace an ounce of pride or love in his daughter. Her mother has turned a blind eye to her womanizing husband and harps on Grace constantly. She just feels like a failure in so many areas. So, she buries her feelings in her work. 

There's an investigation underway leading to the deaths of 33 sexual offenders. Most were considered to have committed suicide but it appears that they were indeed murdered. I won't go into a lot of details, but Grace and Noah are part of a task force trying to capture the person or persons who killed them. The public is enamored of the killer (or killers) and they have given him the nickname, The Huntsman. He deals his own justice to the men who raped and killed children. To a frustrated public who feel victimized and unheard, he is a hero. His followers are called disciples. They are growing in number.

"You call this Huntsman a killer. I call him a hero." Her arms drew around herself. "All of us who've lost children think of him as such."

 As for the parents of the abused and murdered children, can you really expect them to want to help punish this person who is fighting for their child's justice? As parents they couldn't save their own children, they will never see them again. This person delivers the justice that they could only dream of delivering. Of course all of this makes Grace and Noah unpopular with a public who doesn't want to see The Huntsman caught. 

"This is the culmination of those doubts. The Huntsman was spurred from guilt, manifested with fear, and sustained by duty."

There are dark themes in this story-as if children being abused and killed aren't dark enough themes. This story will make you reach deep down into your core and consider what is good, what is evil and what kind of punishment do we as a society give to those who do the unspeakable? Does the punishment fit the crime and what are the repercussions when the law doesn't protect the most innocent of victims? 

Go into this book blindly, just read and let the words take you down the twisted paths. Don't try to solve, don't try to sift through any evidence. Just feel the words, feel the story. At the end of the book I was unsettled, but given the subject matter, there is a rightness to this. Some things in life will never be tied up in pretty little bows. Ugly truths should unsettle. 

Ms. Williams has shown us her writing chops with this story. Although I love her comedies and romances, I can now add her suspense stories to that list. 

"Obligation might have been the reason I married you, but love is what has kept me here the past seventeen years, Grace Wolff."


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Excerpt

Parked outside the police precinct in downtown Seattle, I found myself fixated on a particular piece of graffiti sprayed on a concrete column buttressed beneath an overpass. This was different than the typical profanities, initials, or gang signs spewed across old abandoned buildings and freeway infrastructures. 

Freshly painted, given its prominence above the rest of the graffiti, an oval with a line cutting horizontally through the center stretched several feet long. Done in black, it was the Greek symbol for theta, the eighth letter of the Greek alphabet. 

It was the symbol for death. 

It had also become a mark the public had assigned to the Huntsman. A black theta. The mark of death.

It had started small, only known about in fringe society, but then a major news station ran a report on it and the concept exploded into the mainstream. A few weeks ago, a person might pass the occasional weirdo with a theta symbol penned in black Sharpie across the back of their hand, but fast forward a few weeks and a person couldn’t drive to the grocery store without passing bumper stickers, shirts, and pins hanging off backpacks and purses, from your average high school student to your aging veteran. 

At the Public Market, vendors were carrying shirts with the theta symbol accompanied with the caption of Justice for all. They were selling out. 

The Huntsman had been elevated from a cult following to an icon of pop culture, the first serial killer to gain mainstream acceptance. Serial killers before him had always drawn a small fan base of emotionally fragile women, but this was different. The Huntsman not only came with the adoration of those unstable girls wanting to marry him whenever he was caught and thrown into prison for the rest of his life, but your everyday mother, from inner-city to suburban, supported his mission of wiping out pedophiles. They saw him as the dark but necessary hand of justice, an angel of death who protected the most innocent and vulnerable of society. 

The Huntsman had support in the male category as well, from dads, husbands, boyfriends, and students because, veiled as they might keep it, most men at their base believed in good old-fashioned justice where eye-for-an-eye was more life-for-an-eye. 

The elderly, who had known hard times those of us under fifty couldn’t begin to understand, regarded the Huntsman as a necessary evil who was finally cleaning up the streets. And the kids . . . they talked about him almost as though he were the latest and greatest superhero to hit the big screen. An analogy I’d heard from one of the other attorney’s pre-teen was Deadpool meets Suicide Squad meets Batman. 

Whatever that meant. 

Huntsman fever hadn’t only hit the Greater Seattle area, but had swept across the nation. Rallies were arranged by satellite supporters in most major cities in the country. Protests had begun to crop up as well, Huntsman supporters waving signs outside of courthouses and demanding true justice for those standing accused inside. The supporters had even christened themselves with a name—The Disciples. As though they were some devote band of followers who’d do anything for their leader, some of which I didn’t doubt would. 

The Huntsman’s mark—I was still staring at it, half-hypnotized. Up until now, the public had praised the efforts of anyone involved in catching a serial killer, but not this time. No one would thank us for catching the Huntsman. Some would probably attempt to impede our efforts. But I was a state’s attorney, a guardian of the law the way it was written. 

I didn’t have the luxury of deciding which murders were justified and which should be prosecuted.

About Nicole
Biographies are impossible for me to write without landing somewhere in the realm of lame. Which is ironic since I’m a writer attempting to, you know, do what I do and write. For whatever reason though, trying to sum up who I am is enough to make me rock myself into a psychiatric-something in a dark corner.


I could try explaining what I love: books, writing, adventures, the outdoors, animals, my family, my friends. I could list what I don’t love: hate, needles, narrow-mindedness, pantyhose, celery. I could go into my background and my sources of inspiration, sprinkling throughout witty bits of commentary and the expected author-fare of a few words that make a person scratch their head and reach for a dictionary. But the true biography of who I am is penned on the pages of my books, hidden between the words. Where I’ve been, who I am, where I’m going—it’s all there.
At the end of the day, I’m an open book.


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Wednesday, January 27, 2021

Release Blitz: Lorenzo Beretta by Abigail Davies


LORENZO BERETTA (The Unseen Underground #1) by Abigail Davies - Release Blitz 

Release Date: January 21, 2021

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Photographer: Marx Chavez
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Genre: Mafia Romance
Trope: Enemies to lovers, arranged marriage


 


SYNOPSIS


She didn’t want to be my wife, but she never had a choice.

The moment my father took his last breath, I knew what would be expected of me.
I’d trained my entire life for the role.
To become The Boss. The head of the Beretta Family.

But I hadn’t known there were conditions.
Three rules to obey.
Three rules standing in the way of becoming King of the underground.

The first two were easy, but it was the third rule that was most problematic.
I had to find someone to marry.
A good Italian woman who wouldn’t distract me. Someone who knew their place. Someone who wouldn’t expect anything of me.

So when Aida turned up—quiet and respectful—I knew she was perfect for the role, whether she wanted it or not.

Vows were promised; lines drawn. And I became the Mafia Boss I’d always known I would be.

Everything was going to plan.
Until I saw her smile at another man.
Until I saw her lay her hand on his chest.

She’d made a mistake.
But maybe I’d underestimated her.
I thought I was getting sweet and innocent. I hadn’t bargained on feisty and opinionated.

We’d been forced into something neither of us wanted.

I may have needed to get married, but that didn’t mean I wanted a wife.

Or did I?


4.5 Stars

Review by Jen Skewes


After reading her Easton Family Saga Series, I quickly became a fan of Ms. Davies!  I was so excited to see she had a new book realizing. And even more excited to find out it was a mafioa romance, which is one of my fave to read.  Ms. Davies did not disappoint.  It had everything I love when it comes to the mafia, an arranged marriage, a hero who starts out as a douche only for me to love him in the end, a sassy heroine who knows how to put said hero in place, drama, angst and a shocking twist!!  Everything that I love.  

Lorenzo is to take over the family business after his father's death.  But what he does not know is that in order to be the new boss of the family he must get married within 10 days.  Lorenzo is not husband material at all, not one to ever settle down and get married. He has no problem getting women, but to find someone to be his wife who can truly play the roll of a Mafia boss's wife may be difficult.  Until Aida walks into his home to deliver groceries.  One look at her and he is completely intrigued and knows she is the perfect woman to become his wife.  

Aida's family is approached by Lorenzo's men, making them an incredible offer in exchange for Aida's hand in marriage.  The decision is ultimately hers, but she knows what this means for her family as far as their business goes and financial stability.  There is definitely chemistry between her and Lorenzo, but she sees him for what he is, a mafia boss.  She's not sure what her life will be once she marries him, but she will soon find out how it all will change. 

What I loved about this book was Aida.  She is a sassy heroine who regardless of who Lorenzo is, she does her best to not take his crap.  She can be feisty, making the banter between them that much better.  Lorenzo comes off as a big douchebag, for lack of a better word, at first for reasons I will not mention.  But when things start to change, I fell for him.  He has a side to him that not everyone sees.  A side that as a mafia boss, no one can really see.  But with Aida, it's the only way he can show her who he is.  He is more than just the mafia.  That is the one part that I always love about mafia romances.  They can be asshats, and Mae you so frustrated and want to strangle them, but then you see that other side of them and you just melt.  

Lorenzo Beretta is a mafia romance that will make your heart pound one minute and your jaw drop the next.  There is enough drama and angst to keep you on the edge of your seat.  A twist that you never saw coming.  Holy crap, I was shocked.  It gave you all the feels, love, hatred, anger, frustration and so much more.  Another job well done by Ms. Davies.  I cannot wait for more of these characters and hoping that we will be getting more. 








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Abigail Davies grew up with a passion for words, storytelling, maths, and anything pink. Dreaming up characters–quite literally–and talking to them out loud is a daily occurrence for her. She finds it fascinating how a whole world can be built with words alone, and how everyone reads and interprets a story differently. Now following her dreams of writing, Abigail has found the passion that she always knew was there. When she’s not writing: she’s a mother to two daughters who she encourages to use their imagination as she believes that it’s a magical thing, or getting lost in a good book. If she’s doing neither of those things, you can be sure she’s surfing the web buying new makeup, clothes, or binge watching another show as she becomes one with her sofa.



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Monday, January 18, 2021

Release Blitz: The Invitation by Vi Keeland




Title: The Invitation
Author: Vi Keeland
Genre: Standalone Contemporary Romance
Release Date: January 18, 2021


BLURB

The first time I met Hudson Rothschild was at a wedding. I’d received an unexpected invitation to one of the swankiest venues in the city. 

Hudson was a groomsman and quite possibly the most gorgeous man I’d ever laid eyes on. He asked me to dance, and our chemistry was off the charts. 

I knew it wasn’t a good idea to get involved with him, considering the wedding I was at. But our connection was intense, and I was having a great time. 

Though the fun came to a screeching halt when Hudson figured out I wasn’t who I’d said I was. You see, that unexpected invitation I received? Well, it hadn’t actually been addressed to me—it was sent to my ex-roommate who’d bounced a check for two months’ rent and moved out in the middle of the night. I figured she owed me an expensive night out, but I guess, technically, I was crashing the wedding. 

Once caught, I couldn’t get out of there fast enough. As I bolted for the door, I might’ve plucked a few bottles of expensive champagne off the tables I passed, all while the gorgeous, angry groomsman was hot on my tail. 

Outside, I jumped into a taxi. My heart ricocheted against my ribs as we drove down the block—but at least I’d escaped unscathed. 

Or so I thought. 

Until I realized I’d left my cell phone behind at the table. 

Take one guess who found it? 

This is the crazy story of how Hudson Rothschild and I met. But trust me, it’s only the tip of the iceberg.






4.5 stars

Review by Lisa Kane

Stella Bardot is a perfumist. She's a former employee of Estee Lauder and developed some of their most popular scents. But her dream is to have her own company where she develops individual scents for customers based on their own preferences. Each scent would be personalized and unique to their tastes. 

But after buying out a former partner (who happens to be a former cheating fiance) she is strapped for cash and her business is on hold. When Fisher, her best friend comes up with a scheme for the two of them to become wedding crashers, Stella is in a big enough funk that she goes along with it. Her roommate Evelyn, skipped out on Stella along with some of her clothes and shoes and a check for two months back rent. Of course, the check bounced. An invitation, a gorgeous invitation came to Stella's apartment. She was confused as to why she would get invited as she had no idea who the bride or groom was, but then she realized, SHE didn't get invited. The invitation was meant for Evelyn. (Although as the story progresses, I don't know why she would have been invited either)

The wedding is at the New York Public Library (think Carrie's doomed wedding to Big) and Stella has a great fascination for the building. One of her guilty pleasures is collecting other people's diaries and reading them. Seriously, she buys them on Ebay and at flea markets and is fascinated by their writings. One of the diaries is about a woman whose wedding took place at the library. The same place she would meet her lover while having an affair. How can Stella not go? 

The wedding reception is out of this world beautiful. One of the groomsman catches her eye. She becomes involved in a bet between Hudson (the hottie) and his friend, Jack. Her sense of smell wins her some cash, but ensures Hudson is interested in her. One swoon worthy dance and a few questions and Stella senses that Hudson catches on to who she is-how is that possible? Well, Hudson is the bride's brother. He puts her on the spot (I have to sat not a thing that endeared me to him) and she rises to the occasion. Then she gets her butt out of there, after snagging a few expensive bottles of bubbly.  

Does she make a clean getaway? Almost, but she forgot her phone. Hudson does a little detective work, finds out the phone is Stella's and texts her to come and get it. Stella has made contact with the bride, who is forgiving and intrigued by the woman who sent her a personalized scent. One that she is crazy about and wants to gift scents to her bridesmaids. The bride, Olivia, works for a venture capitalist group who invest in companies with great potential. (see where this is going?) 

Hudson and Stella had a fiery reunion, and then fizzle. Hudson works with his sister. He's not crazy about funding Stella's company. For more than one reason. This is when the story really takes off. Don't expect to be a fan of Hudson's through out the book. He pissed me off more than once. I think he is more than a little bitter about his divorce, but he is a devoted dad to his daughter Charlie and I am a sucker for a single dad. 

There's a bit of a mystery in the story, I figured it out pretty quickly. I still had unanswered questions after the big reveal at the end and that bothered me. I like my mysteries tied up in little silk bows at the end. Ties that aren't completely tied leave me a little unsettled. There is also the issue of her cheating fiance and those that enabled him. I was left with way too many questions about how all that came about and why they would be part of it. 

But moving these aside, The Invitation is a great read, the characters have amazing chemistry. The little girl is a charmer, without being sickeningly sweet. This one needs her own book further down the line! 





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Wednesday, January 6, 2021

Release Blitz: A Co-Worker's Crush by Piper Rayne



BLURB

Three tattoo guns.

Five motorcycle tires.

Countless T-shirts.


That’s what I lost before I realized nothing good comes from dating my co-workers. 


Usually, I don’t have much self-control. So, the fact that Frankie Grant is a hot, talented tattoo artist means it’s a damn miracle she hasn’t already been in my bed. But nothing can happen between us because Frankie comes with Jolie, her young daughter, and a crap load of baggage from her ex. And those are two things I never entertain.


Anyone who knows me—the screwed up foster kid from the wrong side of the tracks—knows I’m not the guy you take home to meet your parents, let alone your kid. But I also know what it’s like not to have parents, so things get complicated when Jolie asks me to be her daddy.



I might as well just slash my own tires now.



5 Stars

Review by Jen Skewes


This is the last book in the series and the one that I have been waiting for. We have seen the sexual tension between Jax and Frankie build up. While they appeared to be enemies, we knew that there was so much more between them. You know the saying "save the best for last"? Well Piper Rayne, definitely did that with this book. Maybe for me, it's the best because Jax has been my favorite, with Dylan a very close second. Ot it's the fact that Jax and Frankie were so good together, the enemies to friends to lovers, with an adorable little girl who not only melted Jax's heart but mine, just got me.


Frankie is a single mom with an abusive ex. Jax has his own past that still haunts him in ways, specifically when it comes to relationships He simply does not do them. Since Jax came back to Crown Heights and started working at Dylan's shop these two have butt heads. they appear to hate each other, but when you dig a little deeper I think you will find that their "dislike" for each other is quite the opposite. Frankie's little girl Jolie has taken a liking to Jax and vice versa. That little girl has him wrapped round her finger. And seeing Jax with her, just melts Frankie's heart. When Frankie's situation with her ex gets a little hairy, Jax offers her a hand and a friendship. They are both going through something right now and could use a friend. But with the sexual tension between them as thick as it is, I am not sure a friendship is the only thing between them. When they start to catch feelings will it end their friendship before it even began?


Jax is sexy but so sweet and caring and kind. He may bust Frankie's chops, every chance he gets but to him it is all in good fun. When it comes down to it, this guy has a heart. You see that when he is with Jolie, and how he is there for Frankie.


Frankie is a tough chick who has been through a lot. But her daughter is everything to her and will do whatever it takes to protect her. even if that means accepting Jax's help. Her and Jax have this amazing connection and undeniable chemistry. The three of them truly make the perfect little family. I loved the banter between the two of them. I loved watching them fall in love and how much Jax would do to protect and care for Frankie and Jolie.


I loved this series and am so sad to see it end and have to say goodbye to these characters. They are an amazing group of friends who have each other's back. They are that tight knit group of friends that anyone would want to have. Reading this series made me feel like I was a part of their little circle. Piper Rayne knows how to suck you into their world and make you feel like you are a part of them all. As always the banter and witt will make you laugh, the friendships will melt your heart and the writing is flawless. They know how to capture your hearts from start to finish. And A Co-worker's Crush was no different. Perfect end to an amazing series!







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Cover Reveal: These Violent Roots by Nicole Williams

These Violent Roots, an all-new psychological thriller from New York Times bestselling author Nicole Williams is coming January 26th and we have the gorgeous cover!

Grace Wolff spends her days fighting monsters, and her nights hiding from her own. As a public prosecutor in the sexual crimes unit, she knows more about rapists, pedophiles, and deviants than most people dare to consider.

Dr. Noah Wolff is as acquainted with monsters as his wife. While Grace dedicates her career to putting violent men away, Noah is more interested in rehabilitating them. A renowned psychiatrist specializing in sexual deviance, he counsels a burgeoning number of court-appointed patients wrestling with evil in its vilest form.

When she discovers a long line of pedophile suicides have been murders in disguise, Grace is duty-bound to aid in the investigation. But in her quest to track down the killer, Grace faces an ethical impasse. As a steward of the law, she has an obligation to seek justice for the murders. As a human being, she accepts that “innocent until proven guilty” is laden with loopholes criminals slip through too easily, and too often.

As she hunts the hunter, Grace is forced to acknowledge a complicated truth. To defeat the swell of monsters preying upon humanity’s most innocent, one must become a monster themselves.

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Biographies are impossible for me to write without landing somewhere in the realm of lame. Which is ironic since I’m a writer attempting to, you know, do what I do and write. For whatever reason though, trying to sum up who I am is enough to make me rock myself into a psychiatric-something in a dark corner.
I could try explaining what I love: books, writing, adventures, the outdoors, animals, my family, my friends. I could list what I don’t love: hate, needles, narrow-mindedness, pantyhose, celery. I could go into my background and my sources of inspiration, sprinkling throughout witty bits of commentary and the expected author-fare of a few words that make a person scratch their head and reach for a dictionary. But the true biography of who I am is penned on the pages of my books, hidden between the words. Where I’ve been, who I am, where I’m going—it’s all there.
At the end of the day, I’m an open book.


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