The Reapers was a pull of two sides that neither Nivian nor Kain knew which side to believe was the “good” side.

Nivian is a Reaper who reaped humans’ life energy from them to be resorted into the earth. Reapers are given a mark and the reapers choose how to have the humans’ life end. Nivian was given a mark and while Nivian was playing out the way the marks’ life would end another human stepped in and saved the marks life. A reaper cannot be seen by any human unless the reaper allows them to see them or seconds before the reaper cuts the life energy from the human.

Kain is the human who steps in to save the makes’ life at the last minute while he was also distracted by the reaper he saw in the middle of the street; which he didn’t understand why she would be standing in such a dangerous place. Kain found himself seeing this woman stalking him wherever he went, so he decided he was going to find out why she was stalking him. From the moment they met face to face, and finally talked, their lives would forever be changed; and possible the worlds.
I really enjoyed reading this book from the beginning to finish.

Everything these two went through together struggling within them and with each other kept me on my toes until the end. You will read unexpected twists throughout this book that had my jaw drop at the understanding of what I just read.

I have not read anything about reapers, so I am very happy to say that I was pleased to read this book by Ali and understand every little detail about what she was describing.
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I give The Reapers by Ali Winters 4.5 stars and I am excited to read what she has next for us.

​This read was much shorter than her other book but it was really interesting.
​Evander is a reaper who was given a mark but when he went to watch his mark for ways to end his life Evander became distracted. Evander is a typical reaper and can usually get his mark quickly without complications, but this mark had someone with him that made this mark for Evander that much more complicated.
Even though this was a short read for me I really enjoyed reading about Evander and Piper, the complication. This book left me with unanswered questions though; I understand the ending but for me I wanted more.
I give Flirting with Death 4 starts and ready for the next read from Ali Winters!

​Be still my beating heart! Jake Wethers *Sigh*
Okay, so when I heard there was going to be a novella with Jake and Tru I had mixed emotions. First I was elated, then I began to panic. So many questions came to mind…
What is going to happen to Tru and Jake’s HEA?  Why is Samantha Towle messing with a good thing? Is this necessary?
The first question you will have to read the book to get your answer, but the other two I will answer for you.
Why is Samantha Towle messing with a good thing? Well she has stated that the series although completed was not complete. She was absolutely RIGHT!
Is this necessary? YES!  This is the story that you didn’t know was missing until you read it.
Samantha Towle did an amazing job of keeping “Tru” to the characters and their history.  There was no concocted drama and the growth of Jake and the band is wonderful. Although we only see glimpses of Tom and Denny we see they are all grown up with families of their own.
The story was full of heart while pulling at your heart strings. 
Speaking of families, Jake and Tru’s daughter Belle stole the show with her absolute cuteness. 

​A well rounded and short story that packs a punch in short time. This is a wonderful addition to the series and as bittersweet as is it is the story is now complete! And the last CHAPTER! OMG
5++++ Stormy Stars!

I have to say that when I started this book I was overly excited to see what Donna Grant had in store for me to read in her series, The Dark Kings. Dark Heat is full of desires, expectations, and closeness that is described as family. The way this book was formatted had me aching for more after each chapter and when I was finished I was left satisfied but also craving more.

The men throughout Dark Heat were strong, smart, and very capable not only of taking care of themselves but they also had a responsibility to take care of many others. I caught myself feeling overcome with love and compassion for these men 
throughout this book.

The women of Dark Heat pulled at every part of your heart, soul, and mind through their journeys alongside these men and with each other. Not only are they battling their feelings, but they are also battling an unknown enemy that is threatening their secrets.

I have become a HUGE Donna Grant fan while reading these books and cannot wait to read more. Dark Heat will leave you overcome with love and anticipation for the next book.  The Kings had such devotion; the women had such spunk you will not want to put this one down.

I give Dark Heat: The Dark Kings Stories a very well deserved 5 star rating!

**This book was gifted in exchange for HONEST review**
​​I loved this book, this is the first A.D. Ellis book I have read, and it held up to my expectations from people who had referred her books. I would give this book 5 stars across the board. The beginning of the book was so sweet in their loving each other since they children to watching them get older and their love and respect for each other growing and evolving. Zoey had this moment after a small deterrent from their plan where she said she wants real love with Zach and not perfect love. She goes on to explain how perfect love really isn’t love how it is an image people portray but how real love is hard and worth the work. I would recommend this book to anyone who loves a sweet story with a twist, Ms. Ellis kept me wondering who the gentleman in black always lurking in the background way, well I guessed wrong and I loved that! Congratulations on an amazing book! 

Apryl Baker has done it again. Ghost Files Volume 3 is just as nail bitingly good as volume one! Not only is her writing full of suspension it also carries a lot of emotion. This book had me tearing up a few times, and angry at her antagonists. Mattie coming from foster home after foster home finally has found some peace in friendship. She also finds some real family….Mattie is still stubborn and needs to find truth. She does so with the help of a demon named Silas, and her trio of protectors, Eli, Caleb, and Officer Dan. When Apryl ties up loose ends she creates more, making you crave the next book even more. I rate this book 5 Stars.

REVIEWER'S NOTE:  Let me say that although several of Dayreader reviewers have read and love Amy Daws, this was my first one. I've seen how fun loving and humorous Amy is, so I was expecting a lot of humor. When I started reading this book, I was blown completely away! It had humor, yes, but this book was so deep, it brought tears to my eyes. 

REVIEW:  How can you love someone when you don't love yourself? That's the question Amy Daws proposes in her new standalone novel. Reyna Miracle doesn't feel much like her name - far from it. Suffering from survivor's guilt, she drowns her feelings and loneliness in drink and sharing her bed with her best friend, Hayden. They say misery loves company - right? Until she runs into the biggest mistake of her life and one of the main reasons she's left with survivor's guilt - Liam. 

Everything is perfect with Hayden - no strings, no feelings - until Liam steps back into the picture and Rey realizes Hayden has feelings for her too. So she does what she does best and pushes back. 

This is a fantastic book! I had my doubts going into it because I was expecting something else. But surprise after surprise awaited me, and watching Rey as she slowly declines to hit rock bottom was intense. Hayden and Liam both battled their own demons and the three held on by a thread. Rey was not the most likable character in the beginning but her character stuck with me so I had know why. 

This is a love story, but not in the traditional sense. This is about loving yourself first - truly loving yourself - before any other love can develop. Amy Daws added her own flair of humor with Frank, Rey "boss" and soon to be best friend. His clothing choices, outright love for life, and brutal honesty when she needed, made him the ultimate supporting character. 

I'm giving Amy Daws' Not the One a solid 5-stars! It warmed my heart and made me smile.

*This book received from NETGALLEY*
Naya is a witch in a tribe of shapeshifter that are quite honestly stuck in medieval times. Seriously they need a dose of feminism and like fast! Her primary function is to banish demons in the town they live and she is VERY good at it.

Ronan is vampire without a memory when Naya stumbles upon him, writhing in pain if the rain. Naya does not trust Ronan because he is oozing with the same dark power as the other demons she has been destroying but she hesitates to kill him like the others because be somehow knows her name.

That is where things get interesting.

I LOVED this book but only gave it 4 stars and I will get back to that in a moment. First let me tell you why I will be picking up the rest of the series. 

• The sexy scenes are HOT! 
• It is action packed once you get past the first couple of chapters
• The writing style is FANTASTIC, the story flows wonderfully and seamlessly. The story is told in the third person so it is super easy to follow who and what is going on.
• Naya is a bad a$$ chick that takes no guff from anyone (except the tribal elders) and is still growing into her maturity.
• Did I mention the SEXY HOT VAMPIRE scenes?
• Ronan is sexy and he does not give up even though he had the thought to do so many times. However if he felt that Naya was in trouble he would quickly desert that train of thought and look out for her.
• The Tribe dynamic was so bad it made the perfect antagonist for this story. 

Ok so here are the reasons that I only gave it 4 stars.

• Although the writing style was great, there were some repeated phrases that were not just similar they were exact duplicates, like she copy and pasted the whole thing. 
• Naya took to long to be more than a tribal pawn and the fact that she knew she was and let it continue in any fashion was annoying. Thankfully she realized her issue and fixed it.
• Naya also kept avoiding her feelings for Ronan when she could feel their connection and was willing to hurt his feelings over and over to avoid intimacy, for too long.
• Ronan was a bit thin skinned, He would be insulted by the smallest slight even when he claims he can feel her through their connection he still gets mad about her saying the wrong thing.
• Sioban can have a consort but Ronan's blood will boil if he is intimate with another? I don't understand that one, at all. 

 All in all these are pretty minor things that get resolved but some of the things happened more than others and it took away from the story a bit.

I would highly recommend this to any Paranormal Romance readers out there. You will not disappointed.

In Donna’s second book of her Dark Sword Series, Forbidden Highlander, we met with Fallon MacLeod, the oldest of the MacLeod brothers. He has taken on his leadership role in order to make up for the past. Lucan MacLeod is at his brother’s side and stepping in when his brother is away. And Quinn, unfortunately, was taken captive by Deirdre where he is staying strong to control his god from being released. Deirdre wants him to release his god that way it will consume him.

We also meet a few new warriors in the quest to find a way to make sure their castle stays to the MacLeod name, to find a way to save Quinn, and defeat Deirdre. The warriors are a bit different than I expected which was an amazing surprise. We didn’t hear about the other warriors that joined the MacLeod brothers in the last book but in Forbidden Warrior she gets more detailed with each of the warriors we have already met and the new ones. To say the least, I got excited to hear about some of their abilities and their past.

Donna Grant managed to bring out action, drama, love, loyalty in this book and my heart was jumping at each new chapter.

​I fell in love with Fallon in the first book, but in Forbidden Warrior I was wrapped in his love, desire, loyalty and sadness throughout this book. Donna Grant won me over in Dangerous Highlander, and now in Forbidden Highlander, she has me ready and wanting more! I give Forbidden Highlander 5 stars for excitement, action, and passion!

College sweethearts London Uphill and Jared Kraft were inseparable. He was a rising baseball star with a promising future, and she seemed destined to become “Mrs. Kraft.” Then a tragic night and a series of devastating mistakes caused Jared to walk away from his life, leaving London without any explanation and tearing the couple apart.

Five years later, Jared has reinvented himself by putting down the bat and picking up a guitar to play for the red-hot band Wicked White. In all that time, London hasn’t gotten over her forever love—or the pain—despite seeking solace in the arms of the one man no one dreamed she’d run to.

When Wicked White’s lead singer goes MIA, Jared finds the time—and courage—to return to his hometown and face the mess he made. He’s shocked at how London’s life has changed, yet he’s determined to prove their love is worth fighting for. Is this breakup too big for any hope of a reunion tour? Or can London open her heart to Jared once again? ​

*I was gifted this book for an honest review.

This was a hard review for me to write. I love Michelle Valentine's writing. Her style is impeccable. The writing for Wicked Reunion was no different. I loved how the story was told from both Jared and London's view, as well as past and present.

What I did not find appeasing was the love triangle that London was involved in; being married to one brother while secretly in love with the other. Jared's character to me seem too wishy washy - in the band, he was self centered and hateful; but when he comes home, he's all "please forgive me." It did seem as though getting the main couple together took forever, and then, the ending seemed rushed. 

Although this was not my favorite story by Michelle Valentine, I could not put it down until it was finished. I will be eagerly awaiting the next book in this rock star series; but I will be giving this book 3 1/5 stars.