Showing posts with label Alice La Roux. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Alice La Roux. Show all posts

Sunday, April 24, 2022

Review - Breeding Lilacs by Alice La Roux


Title:
 Breeding Lilacs
Author: Alice La Roux
Pages: 
Release Date: August 5th 2021
Format: Kindle
Buy it: Amazon
Add it: Goodreads
 
Synopsis: August
I was imperfect.
A flawed creation.
A failed strain.
And now I’m only fit to tend the garden that father grows alongside April, my sister.
Father isn’t just a horticulturist, he’s a world class florist. Creating the most beautiful breeds to sell at the market.
I have never wanted a flower for myself...until I met Lilac.
Lilac
I don’t know where I am, or how long I’ve been here.
All I know is that I am not a flower in their garden, no matter what he tells me.
I am a weed, creeping up through the soil, invading their precious flowerbeds.
I need to escape before the nurseryman turns me into fertilizer and there is nothing left of who I used to be.
August is my way out.
But can I reach him before April chooses me for the next harvest?
This is a Death Blooms World Novella set in the world of Death Blooms written by Yolanda Olson
 
My Review: As usual Alice delivered the dark and creepy vibe that it was meant to have.
 
Lilac wakes up to an unfamiliar surroundings, she can’t remember anything after leaving work, when she wakes she's greeted by an evil woman and a mysterious man who’s hidden in the shadows
 
August upon seeing Lilac is curious about her as unlike the others they have collected she doesn’t cry or show any signs of fear and this makes him want her.
 
Even though Lilac has been taken by strangers for them to impregnate so they can sell the babies she doesn’t fight them instead she attempts to become friends with August in an attempt to get him on side so she can convince him to free her.
 
I really enjoyed the twist in this story and like I always say with Alice’s novellas it just wasn’t long enough and I want to know more.
 
Currently Reading: Pretty Little Liars by Sara Shepard
Read in 2022: 17/40

Saturday, January 01, 2022

Books Read in 2021

So 2021 was just as bad a year as 2020 because of COVID-19 and because of me being ill but I was able to surpass my goal of reading 40 books and I read 46. A lot of my reads in 2021 were rereads due to not being able to go to the library and me not wanting to buy more books until I had read the ones I already own.

Here's what I read in 2021:

  1. Gravity Happens Lizzie James
  2. Elbow Grease: Teamwork Wins! by John Cena
  3. Wintercraft Jenna Burtenshaw
  4. Blackwatch by Jenna Burtenshaw
  5. Legacy by Jenna Burtenshaw
  6. In Conclusion, Don't Worry About It by Lauren Graham
  7. Addicted to Love by Alice La Roux
  8. Claws that Catch by Alice La Roux
  9. Paint it Red by Alice La Roux
  10. Good Girl by Alice La Roux
  11. Breeding Lilacs by Alice La Roux
  12. Plain Truth by Jodi Picoult
  13. Shadowed Heart by Candace Wondrak
  14. Point of Extinction by Tara Ellis and Mike Kraus
  15. Layers of Extinction by Tara Ellis and Mike Kraus
  16. Brink of Extinction by Tara Ellis and Mike Kraus
  17. Spread of Extinction by Tara Ellis and Mike Kraus
  18. Escaping Extinction by Tara Ellis and Mike Kraus
  19. Surviving Extinction by Tara Ellis and Mike Kraus
  20. Myths and Legends by Laura Greenwood
  21. Die for Me by Amy Plum
  22. Summer Hollow by Jennifer Malone Wright
  23. Keeper Vs Reaper by Jennifer Malone Wright
  24. Keeper of the Peace by Jennifer Malone Wright
  25. The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe by C. S. Lewis
  26. Oi Aardvark by Kes Grey
  27. Another Forgotten Child by Cathy Glass
  28. Hidden by Cathy Glass
  29. Damaged by Cathy Glass
  30. Cut by Cathy Glass
  31. Will You Love Me? by Cathy Glass
  32. Daddy's Little Princess by Cathy Glass
  33. The Saddest Girl in the World by Cathy Glass
  34. Pool House by Melissa Lozada-Oliva
  35. The Brick Slayer by Harold Schechter
  36. The Pied Piper by Harold Schechter
  37. Little Slaughterhouse on the Prairie by Harold Schechter
  38. Beauty Slain in Bath by Harold Schechter
  39. The Veil by Rachel Harrison
  40. Addie Bell's Shortcut to Growing up by Jessica Brody
  41. City of Villains by Estelle Laure
  42. Fated by Alyson Noel
  43. Payback by Natalie Y Moore
  44. A Bad Beginning by Lemony Snicket
  45. Isabella the Warrior Queen by Kirsten Downey
  46. Missing: A Boy and the Evidence Against His Accused Killer by Joaquin Sapien
My goal for 2022 is 40, I know I can read that as I've done it before but with life going back to being 'normal' again means I will be going back to work after my operation as well as having my final year of university starting later this year.

I hope you all get to do plenty of reading in 2022 and you all keep safe x

Saturday, April 10, 2021

Saturday Review - The Good Girl by Alice La Rou

 



Title: The Good Girl
Author: Alice La Roux
Pages: 216
Release Date: April 5th 2021
Format: eBook
Buy it: Amazon
Add it: Goodreads

Synopsis: Absolute power corrupts absolutely.

Nothing can describe the town of Silvercrest better.

This seemingly charming, sleepy town is ruled by The Society. An elite organization swimming in Old money that originates back to the founding families. But money cannot hide the stench of death and deceit which lingers amongst the sweet smelling hydrangeas that surround white picket fences.

Tristan Radcliffe might be my fiancé, but not through choice. Nothing in my life is a choice.

I am always a good girl, obeying my family as expected because I am Elena Montgomery, a child of The Society.

And this was the life we lived.

My Review: I loved this story in The Society anthology and I was really glad that it got extended.

The Society will do anything to protect their way of life, even if that means forcing Elena to marry Tristan. Elena is a perfect student who loves to dance and tries way too hard to please her father even when he doesn’t have her best interests at heart. Tristan on the other hand would rather smoke weed and paint.

Elena doesn’t want to marry Tristan she wants to go to college but her father is having none of it he won’t have her ruin his look as Mayor, the only person who sees the real Elena is Tristan.

Tristan spend the whole book pushing Elena trying to remove the strings put in place by her father, he wants her to be free and be herself but all Elena wants to do is please her father and be a good girl.

During this extended version we got to see more of the background characters throughout Elena and Tristan’s chapters and I LOVED Tabitha and how she looks out for Elena and Elena’s mother who helps Elena to finally be herself even if Elena thinks the mother-daughter time is a test.

Can Tristan win Elena round or will her father push her too far?

Currently Reading: Brink of Extinction by Tara Ellis and Mike Kraus
Read in 2021: 11/40

Saturday, February 06, 2021

Review - Addicted to Love by Alice La Roux

 



Title:
 Addicted to Love
Author: Alice La Roux
Series: 
Pages: 57
Release Date: 5th February 2021
Format: Kindle
Buy it: Amazon
Add it: Goodreads

Synopsis: Motherless and living with a father who would rather get high, than move off the couch and get a job, Tammy Reuben has always been trailer trash. And she's never been ashamed of that fact, until now.

Rich boy Luke Anderson is everything she hates. Privileged, arrogant and completely unaware of life on the other side of the tracks.

So when he strides into the record store she works in, why does he make her feel uncomfortable in her own skin?

And why does he make her feel like she has potential to be something more?

Put that Aqua Net away and slip into something a little more comfortable with one of twelve couples as they fall in love in Pine Grove.

My Review: I really enjoyed this story, I loved Luke as he took care of Tammy even though she was plenty capable to look after herself especially once she had gotten rid of the toxic people in her life and had gotten herself out from under her dads roof.

Tammy is really smart and is really good at turning something cheap into something cute and looking like it's not actually from a charity shop.

This book is really up there with my favourites by this author.

Currently Reading: Someday, Someday Maybe by Lauren Graham
Read in 2020: 5/40

Thursday, July 02, 2020

Review - Empowerment Anthology: Renascence by Alice La Roux



Empowerment: An Indie Love AnthologyTitle: Renascence
Author: Alice La Roux
Series: Empowerment Anthology
Pages: 256
Release Date: April 5th 2020
Format: Kindle
Buy it: Amazon
Add it: Goodreads

Synopsis: Empowerment /ɛmˈpaʊəm(ə)nt/
noun
the process of becoming stronger

Join us in celebrating empowerment in its many forms with this collection of tales from Indie Love. There’s something for everyone, from dark and paranormal to contemporary romance.

This anthology explores what it means to overcome the feeling of powerlessness, to grow, to push personal boundaries and to fight back. If you want fierce women who refuse to be held down in the quest for mastery over their lives, then Empowerment has just what you need.

*The proceeds of this anthology will be going to charity.

My Review: My review is solely on Alice La Roux’s Renascence. Elizabeth or Betty is a strong independent woman who has not had very good luck with men. Betty’s married to a mobster Vinnie, he is her third husband and an evil man who she is desperate to escape from. Will the help from a very good friend be enough for the two of them are able to escape him for good?

Currently Reading: Malus by Jason Hes
Read in 2020: 21/35

Monday, June 29, 2020

Review - The Society Anthology: Good Girl by Alice La Roux



The Society (Society #1)Title: Good Girl
Author: Alice La Roux
Series: The Society Anthology
Pages: 508
Release Date: June 16th 2020
Format: Kindle
Buy it: Amazon
Add it: Goodreads

Synopsis: Money can’t buy happiness. Whoever said that obviously didn’t have any.

Money is the root of all evil. Now that one is true.

In the town of Silvercrest, everyone knows who the upper class is. The Society is the ruling class after all. They are the ones who throw cash at their problems and walk around as if they could get away with murder. Old money, new money, it doesn’t really matter to the elites. All that matters is wealth.

Ready to see just how far they will go to keep their image perfect, their pockets lined, and their actions hidden?

My Review: This is a review of Good Girl by Alice La Roux. I loved this story and I was really happy with the ending.

The Society will do anything to protect their way of life, even if that means forcing Elena to marry Tristan. Elena is a perfect student who loves to dance and tries way too hard to please her father, the only thing is she doesn’t want to marry Tristan she wants to go to college but her father is having none of it, the only person who see’s the real Elena is Tristan who would much rather be holed up in the attic painting than attending school and pleasing his father. Will Tristan and Elena get together? Will Elena’s father let her go to college?

Currently Reading: Malus by Jason Hes
Read in 2020: 21/35

Saturday, June 27, 2020

Saturday Review - Master by Alice La Roux




Master (Carnaval des Ténèbres, #5)Title:  Master
Author: Alice La Roux
Series: Carnaval des Ténèbres #5
Pages: 125
Release Date: June 22nd 2020
Format: Kindle
Buy it: Amazon
Add it: Goodreads

Synopsis: Ezra

I am the Ringmaster.
A monster.
Not a knight in shining armour. She would do well to remember that.
Delilah was running from something, and I refused to save her. The Carnaval was not a place to hide when life was hard, it was a last resort. The thin line between life and death, when there were no other options. It was all we had.

Delilah

I like to play with fire.
A Runaway.
For five years I have waited for him. For the Carnaval.
He thinks I need saving, but I can save myself. The Carnaval calls to me, I feel it in my soul. I need the darkness to make me feel alive, so I can set the world on fire.

My Review: I beta read this one so I read it before I ready any of the other and I really enjoyed it and it would be enjoyable as a standalone with a tweaked ending. I do have to admit though that Maia was my favourite ‘freak’ but that’s just because I love fairies.

The story is great and very different from Alice’s normal, it was a lot darker and this one didn’t have as much violent’s in it.

Ezra runs the carnival for the freaks as well as trying to look after his sister who got damaged and cannot perform anymore and Delilah is a young girl who is trying to run away from her family but Ezra keeps trying to get her to go back home.

I would have loved more about Charlotte but I am more than happy with the ending.

Currently Reading: Malus by Jason Hes
Read in 2020: 21/35

Tuesday, March 31, 2020

Books Bought in March


1.    Order of the Regent by Melle Amade £0
2.    Blue Oaks by Danielle Henfrey £0
3.    Convergence by Tara Ellis and Mike Kraus £3.82
4.    Mercy by Tara Ellis and Mike Kraus £3.84
5.    Evershade by Michelle Areaux £0
6.    My Dragon Lord by Alisa Woods £0
7.    Warrior Mage by Lindsay Buroker £0
8.    Frost by Kaitlyn Davis £0
9.    Mindtouch by M.C.A Hogarth £0
10. Captured by Erica Stevens and Leslie Mitchell £0
11. Made for Me by Kathryn R. Biel £0
12. Renegade by Erica Stevens and Leslie Mitchell £0
13. The Heretic by Joseph Nassise £0
14. Murder on the SS Rosa by Lee Strauss £0
15. My Day Trilogy by Mary Kelly Reed £0
16. Magenta Mine by Janet Elizabeth Henderson £0
17. Pure by Catherine Mesick £0
18. Once Blessed, Thrice Cursed by Coralie Moss £0
19. Coming Home by Holly Kerr £0
20. Empowerment: An Indie Love Anthology by Alice La Roux, Jade West, Anna Edwards, Laura Morgan, SK Clarke, Lizzie James and TA Andrews £0.99
21. The Wonkiest Witch by Jeannie Wycherley £0
22. Spin by K. J Farnham £0
23. One-Eyed Eben and the Planet Jumping Giant from Outer Space by Jeffrey Hall £0
24. Hexes and Handcuffs Anthology Tabitha Barrett, Emma Cole et el £0
25. Wickedest Witch by Eva Langlais £0
26. The Hidden Wizard by Vaughan W. Smith £0
27. Child Of Mist: Red Dawn by Lola StVil £0
28. Dragon Fire Academy by Rachel Jonas £0
29. Magical Creatures Academy by Lucia Ashta £0
30. The Fire Within by D.K. Holmberg £0
31. Hold Back the Tide by Melinda Salisbury £0.98
32. Humpty Bumpkin by Sam Cheever £0
33. Transmission by Morgan Rice £0
34. Raven by Rachel Morgan £0
35. Forgotten Kingdom by Stephany Wallace £0
36. A Tale of Mer-der by Morgana Best £0
37. Wicked Good Witches Books 1-3 by Ruby Raine £0
38. We Witches Three Books 1-3 by Humphrey Quinn £0
39. Ink by Jobie Baldwin £0
40. Witching World by Lucia Ashta £0
41. Oasis by Dima Zales and Anna Zaires £0
42. Dragon Force by Lucia Ashta £0
43. Beast of Shadow and Light by Stephany Wallace £0
44. Vampire Lies by RaShelle Workman £0
45. Paranormal Huntress Books 1-3 by W.J. May £0
46. Sullivan’s Secret by Robin Murphy £0
47. Secret of the Big Easy by Robin Murphy £0
48. Federal City’s Secret by Robin Murphy £0
49. Secret of Coffin Island by Robin Murphy £0
50. Savannah’s Secret by Robin Murphy £0
51. The Siren Song Books 1-3 by S.K Munt and Donella Brown £0
52. Unseen by Stephanie Erickson £0
53. Ascension by Sam Ferguson and Bob Kehl £0
54. BASE Status: Online by E. Engberts £0
55. The Genesis of Evangeline by Rachel Jonas £0
56. Trouble by R.J. Price £0
57. Sit Pretty by R.J. Price £0
58. Dark Spirits by R.J. Price £0
59. Highest Lord by R.J. Price £0
60. Landscape Magic by R.J. Price £0
61. Dark Descent by Nicole R Taylor £0
62. Discipline by W.J. May £0
63. Whill of Agora by Michael Ploof and Trevor Smith £0
64. Malice in Wonderland Bundle 1 by Lotus Rose £0
65. Isle of Bones by Starla Silver and Humphrey Quinn £0
66. Isle of Wolves by Starla Silver and Humphrey Quinn £0
67. Gray Magic by Jennifer Snyder £0
68. Storykiller by Kelly Thompson £0
69. Shadow Magic Anthology by Aimee Easterling, Pippa DaCosta et el £0
70. The Tarot Witches Complete Collection by SM Reine £0
71. Zodiac Guardians: Prequel by Tamar Sloan and Tricia Barr £0
72. Returning by A.L Knorr £0
73. Fated by Regan Ure £0
74. Keeper by Regan Ure £0
75. Ultraxenopia by M.A. Phipps £0
76. Skyborn: Ignite by Hannah Parker £0
77. A Lonely Magic by S.J Wynde £0
78. Dying Ember, Golden Ash by River K. Scott £0
79. Salt and Silver by River K. Scott £0
80. A Soulmark Book 1-3 by Rebecca Main £0
81. The Necklace of Goddess Athena by Effrosyni Moschoudi £0
82. Silken Scales by Alex Hayes £0
83. The New World by Patrick Ness £0
84. Wicked Academy by Nissa Leder £0
85. Sorcery and Warlocks Anthology by Patty Jensen, Tara Saunders et el £0
86. Frost Legacy: The Inheritance by Jennifer Ann Reed £0
87. Frost Legacy: Crossroads by Jennifer Ann Reed £0
88. Gifted by Jenny Phillips and Jaimie Hope £0
89. Unbroken by Jenny Phillips and Jaimie Hope £0
90. Exposed by Jenny Phillips and Jaimie Hope £0
91. Alien Pets by Trisha McNary £0
92. Alpha by Regan Ure £0
93. The Ides by A. N. Myers £0
94. Moonburner by Claire Luana £0
95. Autumn Unlocked by Amy Sparling £0
96. A Healer’s Gift by Tao Wong £0
97. Burning: Prequal by Heidi Catherine and Tamar Sloan £0
98. Cyber’s Change by Jamie Davis £0
99. The Aviary by Emily Shore £0
100.              Mind Secrets by Jane Killick £0
101.              Kilenya Chronicles Book 1-3 by Andrea Pearson £0
102.              Alone by Kate L. Mary and Emily Teng £0
103.              Undertow by K.R. Conway
104.              Seventh Mark (Part 1 & 2) by W.J. May, Patrick Griffith and Regina Mitchell £0
105.              Savant, Feral & Seer Books 1-3 by Richard Denoncourt £0
106.              Highland Stranger by Kerrigan Byrne £0
107.              Hidden Gems by Hagop Kane Boughazian, Joel Sigua, Bea Castillo and J.L Lockwood £0
108.              The Obituary Society by Jessica L. Randall £0
109.              Netherworld by K.N. Lee £0
110.              City of Wishes by Rachel Morgan £0
111.              We, The Lucky Few by P.S. Lurie £0
112.              3004 by Natasha Murray £0
113.              The Duchess Inheritance by C.K Brooke £0
114.              The Duchess Revival by C.K Brooke £0
115.              The Duchess’s Descendants by C.K Brooke £0
116.              The Emperor’s Daughters by C.K Brookes £0
117.              Jessamay Hammel and the Black Dust by Nina Phillips £0
118.              Nightmares by Erica Stevens £0
119.              Dragon’s Awakening by Sean Fletcher £0
120.              The Knife of Never Letting Go by Patrick Ness £0
121.              Lady Greensleeves by C.K Brooke £0
122.              Unveiled by Lysa Daley £0
123.              Kingdom Cold by Brittni Chenelle £0
124.              Dying to Meet You by Rich Amooi £0
125.              War of the Black Tower by Jack Conner £0
126.              A Dance of Silver and Shadow by Melanie Cellier £0
127.              Lost Wolf by Stacy Claflin £0
128.              Dead at Twilight by E.J King £0
129.              Shifting by D’aigle Rachel and Humphrey Quinn £0
130.              Sellbound by Thalia Blake £0
131.              A Captive Heart by Thalia Blake £0
132.              The Heir of Windacre by Thalia Blake £0
133.              #TheRealCinderella by Yesenia Vargas £0
134.              Skeleton in the Closet by Jennifer L. Hart £0
135.              Raina Sun Mystery Box Set Books 1-3 by Anne R. Tan £0


 Total Paid: £9.63

This month I spent a few hours just searching Amazon for free books.

Tuesday, February 11, 2020

Review - The Council of Seven by Alice La Roux


Title: The Council of Seven
Author: Alice La Roux
Series: N/A
Release Date: March 24th 2020
Format: eBook
Buy it: Amazon
Add it: Goodreads

Synopsis: In The Dark Kingdom, villains reign supreme.
Fourteen authors come together to turn your childhood stories into dark and sinful pleasures.
Step into a world where everything you loved just got a lot darker.
Where the line between love and taboo crosses without a second thought.
Are you prepared to enter The Dark Kingdom?

Join authors Alice La Roux, Anna Edwards, Brooke Summers, Gemini Jensen, Isabel Lucero, Karen Frances, Krissy V, Leah Negron, Logan Fox, P.T. Macias, Raven Amor, Samantha Fontien, Sean Azinsalt, and Taylor Porter as they take you on this dark and delicious journey through The Dark Kingdom.

My Review: This is just a review of The Council of Seven by Alice La Roux

This anthology piece for The Dark Kingdom is based on Snow White. It is dark and very, very steamy.

The characters are great, the story is great, it kept me reading even if I did have to put it down a few times to recover but there is a satisfying ending.

Currently Reading: Lady and the Biker by Glenna Maynard
Read in 2020: 3/35

Friday, February 07, 2020

Review - Web of Lies by Various Authors


Web of LiesTitle: Web of Lies
Author: Various Authors
Series: N/A
Release Date: January 4th 2020
Format: eBook
Buy it: Amazon
Add it: Goodreads

Synopsis: Lust.
Deception.
Admiration.
Love.

The four things all of our characters have in common. They'll do anything for love, including lying to the person they're with.
In this anthology you'll see a wide range of stories written by multiple authors.

Take a dive in to see the lengths they'll go to keep their happiness aflame.

My Review:
All the stories revolve around the theme of someone telling lies or someone being lied to. I enjoyed this anthology, some of the stories ended on cliffhangers, a couple of them ended just as I was getting into them which was annoying lol I hate cliffhangers.

I would really like to read more of Raven by A.C. Williams as it ended too soon.

The Thong Diaries by Taylor Dawn had a satisfying ending that I kinda guessed at but I would love to read more about these characters.

Elizabeth York’s Little White Lies was really good and it would have been nice to have another chapter or two.

Summer at the Cipriani by Alice La Roux was great but I need more, I need to know what happens next.

Overall I loved each story but these four were my favourite.

Currently Reading: Lady and the Biker by Glenna Maynard
Read in 2020: 3/35

Wednesday, January 01, 2020

Read in 2019


Below is the list of books I read in 2019.

Read in 2019:
  1. Haven: Revenge of the Viper by D. C. Akers
  2. Chef-A-Rella by Marie Agerton
  3. TAG by AJ Everheart
  4. Heritage by Tara Ellis
  5. Return to Hollow Inn by Tara Ellis
  6. Art Geeks and Prom Queens by Alyson Noel
  7. Drusilla by Melissa Frost
  8. Anastasia by Melissa Frost
  9. Sleepless by Melissa Frost
  10. To the Room of Dark Souls by David McMullen-Sullivan
  11. The Secrets of Sanctuary by Tara Ellis
  12. Descent by Tara Ellis
  13. Laguna Cove by Alyson Noel
  14. Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince by J. K. Rowling
  15. Twilight by Stephanie Meyer
  16. In Some Other Life by Jessica Brody
  17. The Great Summer Sewing Bee by Alexandra Brown
  18. A Witch’s Blood by Cheri Winters
  19. The Transfer by Veronica Roth
  20. The Initiate by Veronica Roth
  21. The Son by Veronica Roth
  22. The Traitor by Veronica Roth
  23. Sinclair by Alice La Roux
  24. TAG by AJ Everheart
  25. A New Witch in Town (Not to Mention the Cat) by Dani Corlee
  26. A New Witch in Town (the Other Side of the Moon) by Dani Corlee
  27.  Pixie and the Green Book Mystery by Coraline Grace
  28. Stardust by Neil Gaiman
  29. The Child Bride by Cathy Glass
  30. The Vamps: Our Story: 100% Official by The Vamps
  31. Because of You by Eve Ainsworth

Monday, December 23, 2019

We of Lies Release Blast


❥ Available 01.04.20 ❥ Web of Lies Anthology

#WebOfLiesAnthology

Lust. 
Deception.
Admiration.
Love.

The four things all of our characters have in common. They'll do anything for love, including lying to the person they're with.

In this anthology you'll see a wide range of stories written by multiple authors. Take a dive in to see the lengths they'll go to keep their happiness aflame.

Participating Authors: Elizabeth Knox, A.C. Williams, Courtney Lynn Rose, Alice La Roux, Elizabeth York, W.M. Dawson, Leah Negron, Rae B. Lake, Jessica Ames, Taylor Dawn, Sonya Jesus

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