Welcome to my reading corner , where we talk about the books I've read and think you should know about , and that you might be interested in.From the bad to good, to even audiobooks and before you ask you did read that right, and yes I do hardly every if at all listing to them , so pull up a set and if you want to get a drink.
The 2nd book is Beach Wedding by Michael Ledwidge but that one will be in a blog tour that is coming up next month so your have to wait on that one , but I can say that I enjoyed it so lets go and talk about the 3rd book which is
Queen of Shadow Bay
Series : Queens of the Castle #2 ( part of the Kings of the Castle series )
Author: Stephanie M. Freeman
Rating: 4
nother win for these authors who come up with amazing stories to tell, each book better than the last. And this one, even though it felt a bit slow, I enjoyed it because we saw more of the main character Raye Bennett. We saw her character grow more, and found out more about her life, as well as family secrets that were kept. And the emotional ride you go through with this one also what makes the story come to life. It's a story that you can just sit back and read. And makes you root for the good characters and want the bad ones to get what's coming to them.
Not all monsters are born, some are made.
Killing Carpathia was the first mistake. Informing her niece made it worse. Durabia meant a fresh start for Raye Bennett. One phone call destroyed all of that. Returning to American soil could send her back to prison for the rest of her life. Attending the funeral of a family member may be deadlier. Heaven and Hell change places in this romantic thriller where the poison is sweeter than the wine.
ABOUT THE QUEENS OF THE CASTLE SERIES
Each Queen book is a standalone, NO cliffhangers
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