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Thank you, @rararesources, for letting me be part of this tour and reviewing this book. A Greek Island gift is romance genre and is a gorgeous read. I absolutely adored this story. It is heartwarming and fun read that was a pleasure to read. It is easy to get into, and I read in a day. I loved all the characters. They were wonderful, and I felt like they were old friends. The story is set in Corfu and is about Molly who finds she inherited an apartment but thinks it’s a mistake and goes to Greece for the reading of the will that comes with some surprises. This book made me want to go to Corfu again. This would make a great holiday read. The front cover and title are great and work well with the story. Fantastic and engaging read 5 stars. Strong recommends. Blurb A Greek Island Gift An unexpected gift… A home in paradise? When Molly Adams finds out she’s inherited an apartment in Kassiopi, Corfu, she’s left thinking there must be some mistake. She doesn’t know anyone in Greece at al...

Thank you @zooloosBT for letting me be part if this tour and reviewing this book. Falling on a Duke is a romance / time travel genre. This is an adorable and heartwarming book. The story has two narratives Benjamin who is from the 19th century who is a duke and there is Isabelle, who is a writer from the present day who runs into Ben one day. I found this story easy to get into and loved the characters. They were brilliant and likeable. The story is written beautifully and is engaging from the start to finish. I love the time - travelling element in the story. It works well. This would make a great summer read. Strongly recommended 5 stars. Stefany’s Bio Stefany Nunes is a Brazilian writer with degrees in Letters and Brazilian law. She’s been an avid reader for as long as she can remember, and with her passion for romance novels, she often created stories in her mind without ever putting them on paper. After moving to London with her husband, inspired by the city's atmosphere,...

Thank you @the_writeReads for letting me be part of this tour and reviewing this book. Eerie Exhibits is short stories and is horror genre. I thoroughly enjoyed reading the different stories and they were all based about a museum. Eerie Exhibits was easy a read and each short story was fascinating and intriguing to read. I like all the characters and there was a significant amount of suspense and creepiness running through the book. I read this book in a couple of hours. Furthermore, I have read numerous Victoria Williams books. They all have been incredible reads and this one did not let her down. 5 stars. Blurb Five unnerving tales of the weird and uncanny from award-winning author Victoria Williamson. A room full of screaming butterflies. An unsettling smile on the face of a carved sarcophagus. A painting that draws its viewer into the disturbing past. A stuffed bear that growls in the dead of night. And a shell that whispers more sinister sounds than the sigh of the sea… Dare ...

Thank you @zooloosBT for letting me be part if tbis tour and reviewing this book. The Best Wrong Move is a romance genre and has a great front cover. The Best Wrong Move was a brilliant read. I absolutely adored this book. I read it in one day. The story is set in Hawaii and is about Liv who asks her boyfriend to marry her on TV but he says no and then she flies off to Hawaii where more problems occur. This is a perfect summer read that you will not be able to put down. I did like the characters, Dom, who is Liv's landlord, and Liv. They are beautiful and funny people, but I didn’t like Rex, who is her ex-boyfriend so much. I love the plot and the steamy seems. The Best Wrong Move made me laugh and is such a fun and heartwarming read. Strongly recommend this book 5 stars. Lily’s Bio Lily Parker is a full-time romance writer, former professional matchmaker, and an avid seeker of absurd adventures. After years of helping other authors bring their stories to life, she decided i...

Thank you @niamhsquared @Bonnierbooks_uk @KellyALacey @lovebookstours #Ad #LBTCrew #BookTwitter for letting me be part of this tour and reviewing this book. Ordinary Saints is a fascinating read that is about love, loss, and faith. The narrative of the story is Jay, who is from a catholic home in Ireland, who has moved to London and finds out her brother died and as the story moves on, her family want to try to make her brother a catholic saint and Jay is trying to deal with this. This is a beautiful story that is deeply moving. I felt like I connected with Jay and I did feel for her through the book, attempting to deal with her lost of faith and dealing with her loss of her brothers and her parents who she struggles with. The story goes from past to present, which I enjoyed. I did found the catholic religion and church intriguing, and it did make me want to do some research on it, especially catholic saints. I got into Ordinary Saints straight the way and read it in a few days...

Thank uou @guerrerotanya @penguinrandom @KellyALacey @lovebookstours #Ad #LBTCrew #BookTwitter #LBTContemporary For letting me part of this tour and reviewing this book. I absolutely adored Cat’ people, what a beautiful book. I was drawn to this book instantly due to the black cat on the front cover, which I adored and reminded me of my Rosie cat. The story is about a cat who is a stray and this did pull a heart string with me due to my Kiki cat being a stray made me wonder what her life was like when she was homeless. The story not just about a cat but about five other people who lives are intertwined because of Cat. There’s Núria who has her cats but also goes and feds the strays on her day off and Cat is one of them. It made me what to go do this for stray cats where I live. I did like Núria a lot. When she feeds cat she finds a post-it note but wonder who it’s from and his name is Collin, who is an author, Lilly who’s looking for her lost sister, Omar the postman and Bong who lo...

Thank you @KellyALacey @lovebookstours #Ad #LBTCrew #BookTwitter #FreeReview #FreeBookReview #ReadAlong for letting me part of this readalong. I have loved the book and tbe questions. The Calamities of Toterrum are book 2 in the series and is a fantasy genre. The story is a good pace that you can keep up with from the get-go. I loved the twist and turns, it totally threw me from what, I thought, was going to happen. Love it when that happens. The story is an action packed that keeps you hooked and engaged all the way through the book. The story is written elegantly, and I enjoyed getting to know the characters and seeing them develop through the book, and really hope there is a third book. I loved the first book and loved this book even more, love the magic and adventure. I feel young adults will love this series. A great read 4 stars. Blurb Following the aftermath of Flaunte and the ambush outside of the Blackstone Mountains, Yaron Meek finds safety within Labyrintha, the capit...