Tuesday, July 3, 2018

Golden Poppy by Vivian Winslow


Golden Poppy by Vivian Winslow is the 5th book and final installment in her Wildflowers Series. Let me just say what a journey this series has been.  

I have loved every single one of the characters that I got to meet. But what I enjoyed the most was watching This book was such a beautiful conclusion to this amazing series. With this book, we see how Poppy tries to mend all of the broken fences.  

It was such a sweet and precious thing to see. It definitely gave me all of the feels. This was most definitely a 5 Star Book for me! 

Tuesday, June 19, 2018

Wild Poppy by Vivian Winslow




I was so happy to go back into Vivian Winslow's world of Wildflowers with Wild Poppy. I like that you don't have to read the previous books in order to understand this one.  

It was actually quite thrilling to see where Poppy came from, and what made her. I met her when she was a composed and quite stern adult. So, to be able to see her as a young adult, learning her way and struggling through life to find herself was awesome.  

I loved going on this adventure with Poppy, and although there was some heartache and heart break, it's good to know that there was some real-life experience that molded her into who she needed to be. This was definitely a 5 Star Book for me! 

Tuesday, June 5, 2018

Uncovering Camila by Vivian Winslow




If you've been following my reading journey, then you know that lately Vivian Winslow has had my attention. I recently read Uncovering Camila by Vivian Winslow – and let's just say that it was not a disappointment. Not that it would be. So far, she's been able to capture my attention, and maintain it.  

 With Uncovering Camila, we get to actually meet Camila – she makes a slight appearance in Forbidden Rose as an acquaintance of Eliseo Perez. And by that, I mean, a bed – play mate. Just someone that Eliseo can get "some relief from" - if you catch my drift.  

Anyways, in this book we get to actually meet her and get to know more of her. Like where she's from, and what she's up to. We know that she's a part time bartender, and also an NYU student – which if you ask me, that's pretty awesome! We know she's a driven character who actually has a plan for her future. Unfortunately for her, her journey has some troubles and struggles that she has to get through.  
Obviously, this book wouldn't be IT without having a special someone in it – and in this case, that means Marshall James.  

I loved getting lost in this book and experiencing everything that the book and author had to offer her readers. I'm glad that I've been able to read them and make them a part of my world. All in all, I would consider this a 5 Star Book! 

Tuesday, May 29, 2018



Willow's Cry was my first read by Beverly Ovalle. I was pleasantly surprised with what this book, story and author had to offer me.  

I have to say that I didn't expect the outcome of the story line. I definitely enjoyed the romance aspect of this book, and the way in which the author developed it. She did a great job with her characters, and the way in which they were. I don't normally read books with nymphs in it, so this one was a first for me. But I have to say that I was surprised with how likable the characters were. Not just the nymphs – Willow in particular, but the Humans – Alex as well. He was most certainly an individual that will stick with you.  

The characters, and their relationships were something that I enjoyed. I would consider this book to be a 4 Star Review – and would definitely consider reading more books by this author.  

Monday, May 21, 2018

Blossoming Flower by Vivian Winslow





I recently came across Blossoming Flower by Vivian Winslow – and let me tell you, I absolutely adored everything about this book.

We get to meet Flor de Lima – a young woman who has lost everything she owns because of the dealings that her father is involved in. We learn that he is – or use to be a multi-billionaire. She has to learn how to relive her life. Without having to depend on her father or her mother – who seems to be good for nothing.

In the process of reinventing herself and figuring what she’s going to do with her life, she lands a summer job at a ranch. Which is ideal for her, seeing as she wants to become an equestrian veterinarian. Everything about the ranch calls to her. From the name, which happens to be “Belo Horizonte”, pronounced in her native Brazilian - which translates to ‘beautiful horizon’ in English.

What she doesn’t know is the secrets that surround the ranch, and how it involves her and her future.

I loved everything about this book. Genuinely loved it. I fell in love with Flor. She was a beautifully written character, one that I could relate to. And that is because she was well written and developed. And as for Collin Taylor, the intriguing young horse trainer – I loved the mystery with which he was originally introduced. The chemistry that these 2 shared was absolutely what I needed.

I enjoyed everything about this world. I was so enthralled with the world that Vivian created, that I felt like I was actually living in it. I absolutely consider this book a 5 Star Book Review. I’m excited to delve into the other books that this author has to offer and can’t wait to see what else I can enjoy.

Wednesday, May 16, 2018

Murder Among Friends by Linda Burson




Murder Among Friends by Linda Burson was my first reading experience by this author. I have to say that it wasn't what I expected but was surprised by the outcome.  

The story begins with Camille Thurston having had it with life in general, and all of the experiences that she's had. She was dealt a hard hand with work, life and her career and decides to take a break. While on her "vacation" - staying with her brother and his family, an unfortunate event transpires. And being the person that she is, she becomes involved.  

What happens with this book is an interesting journey. Like I said in the beginning, it was an unexpected surprise. Needless to say, that I considered this to be a 4 Star book.  

Tuesday, May 15, 2018

Arrogant Fiance by T.L. Smith and Melissa Jane




Arrogant Fiancé by T.L. Smith & Melissa Jane has most certainly taken me on one hell of a roller coaster.

This was my first book experience by these authors, and let's just say that I wasn't disappointed. I'm not sure what I actually expected, but what I got out of them, was more than I thought possible.

We get to meet the beautiful and independent Britta Valentino, who is still trying to recover from a heart break - and one of the worst ones. Now, months later, we find out that she's been invited to her ex-boyfriends' wedding and is expected to attend.

Enter - Hawk Carnage, Britt's sexy hot boss, and longtime family friend. Britt decides that she'll be attending the wedding, with a "fiancé" - who just happens to be Hawk.

I was actually pleased at how much I enjoyed this story. I definitely enjoyed the characters, from Britt & Hawk, to her brothers and their wonderful relationship. I felt like every character added to this story. I caught myself laughing at a lot of the antics that Britt put herself and others through. I caught myself shocked by some of the events that transpired, and what they would mean for certain characters. I felt heartbroken when certain individuals were betrayed. I felt elated when certain circumstances were able to work themselves out. So, you can see, why I would feel like I was riding a rollercoaster.

I've always enjoyed reading a dual POV book, and this one didn't disappoint. I felt like I was able to follow along just fine. I most definitely enjoyed the journey that the main characters took. I would consider this to be a 5 star book!