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Thank you @zooloosBT For letting me be part of this tour. Becky is a contemporary fiction genre that is 294 pages long. The story is about Becky who is 16-year-olds and who is raped and had multiple-stab wounds and left lying there unconscious. The story is set on the Cornwall Coast to start with, and then Becky moves to London, where she meets three men who try to help her. This story is about love, friendship, pain, and hope. I found the story easy to get into straightaway and was pretty hooked. Becky is a very emotional read, and some of the things that she goes through are absolutely devastating, and the way the author, Hristina Bloomfield, has written has made it so lifelike and realistic that it’s scary that this could happen to anybody. I really like getting to know Becky, and I kind of felt sorry for her for everything that she’s been through, but it was so lovely to see that she had a support network in the end that helped her, and she went through so much pain and loss. The...

Thank you, @Veloura. Hotel @LoveBooksTours @LBT. Crew, for letting me be part of this tour and reviewing this book. Veloura by Z. Moreau is an erotic literature fiction, and it's for people over 18 years old. I listened to this on audio, and it was 49 minutes long. This is volume one, and there are 12 sections to the audio. There are 12 tracks, and they all have different time limits; 8:59 minutes is the longest. I listen to this audio throughout the day because I didn’t want to listen to it all at once. I wanted to take the words in, and her voice is very seductive when you listen to it. I fully enjoyed listening to each section and was mesmerized by her voice and the story. I love how this audiobook has a unique style entirely different from any erotica book I've read, and I thought it was fantastic. Really enjoyed it; it held my attention and is written beautifully. Five stars.   Blurb Veloura is an immersive literary audio experience designed for private headphone listeni...

Thank you @raresources  For letting me be part of this tour. What Fools We Have Been is a romantic/contemporary fiction. When I first saw this book, the title just grabbed me straight away because I wanted to know what the story and the plot were all about, and it did not let me down. The story is set in Morecambe Bay and is 150 pages long. What Fools We Have is straightforward to get into, and it is beautifully written. I read this book in about a day because of how good it was and how entertaining it was. It did make me think about life and death after reading this book due to what’s being talked about in the book because it is about death and when someone you love is dying. I found this story to be very moving and made me feel many emotions while reading it. I thoroughly enjoyed finding out about the history and about the generations of family history in the story as well. The narrators are Jess, Simon, David, and Ruth. I thoroughly enjoyed getting to know all of them and the...

Thank you @rararesources For letting me be part of this tour and reviewing this book. For letting me be part of this tour and reviewing this book. Butterfly Summer is contemporary fiction. I listen to Butterfly Summer on audiobook. The audio is seven hours long. I thoroughly enjoyed listening to the audio, and the story hooked me in as soon as I started listening. I was gripped all the way to the end. It is a very entertaining read. I love the descriptions that are throughout the book. You can really visualize them in your head, and it made me feel as if I was actually there. I adore the front cover of The Butterfly Wing; it’s full of color, and it catches your attention from the moment you see it. I thoroughly enjoyed getting to know the characters Anna and Delia characters; it was lovely to see them and listen to their story. I love the plot and am enjoying reading. Strongly recommended, 5 stars Butterfly Summer Hollywood producer for the Bride-to-Be franchise, Anna is on top of he...

Thank you @hyggebooktours For letting me be part of this tour and reviewing this book. Sixty is the New Assassin is crime/suspense fiction. I like the front cover; the colors are white and red, and it’s simple, and the blurb is just straight to the point and gets your attention straight away. The story is 200 pages long, and it’s about Ishmael, who is 60 years old and retired from corporate life and tries to keep busy, but then suddenly hears something about his daughter-in-law and wants to do something about it. I like how the story is written, and Ishmael is the narrator in the story, and he is classed as the bad guy. But I could not help liking him immensely and enjoyed following his story. The story really works, and it flows, and it’s easy to get into from the minute you open the book. It has some good twists that I didn’t see or work out, which is brilliant. The pacing of the book is at a good speed that you can keep up with. I found it to be very entertaining. I thoroughly enj...

Thank you For letting me be part of this tour and reviewing this book. The landlady is in the psychological thriller genre. There are two narrators in the story; one is the tenant and one is a landlady. Mrs. Skinner is a landlady who seems really nice but has only one rule: no men can stay over. Molly is the tenant who has a young daughter that moves into the cottage with her. I found the landlady straightforward to get into straight away, and I did like Molly; I seemed to warm to her straight away. Who is the tenant. The landlady, Mrs. Skinner, I wasn’t sure on at all, or her family. To me, she felt a little odd and a bit false. The story is well written, and it keeps you on a rollercoaster, and there’s a significant amount of tension that builds up throughout the book. The book definitely kept me guessing all the way through, and I was pretty wrong with my thoughts, which is always good; the author can trick you. I like that there are some twisty bits in the book as well, like , I s...