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Title and Author: I’ll Be There by Samantha Chase No. of Pages: 384 Series: The Montgomery Brothers #6 Publication Date: December 1st 2015 by

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#BookReview: Once Upon a Spy (Secrets and Seduction #3) by Sheridan Jeane

June 12, 2016April 27, 2020 Njkinny 0 Comments 4 Stars, First Reads Sent by Authors

Title and Author: Once Upon a Spy by Sheridan Jeane No. of Pages: 500 Series: Secrets and Seduction #3 Publication Date: November 17th 2015

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#BookReview: Winter Wedding Bells by Kristin Rolofson, Karen Rock, Jennifer Snow

June 10, 2016April 27, 2020 Njkinny 0 Comments 4.5 Stars

Title and Author: Winter Wedding Bells by Kristin Rolofson, Karen Rock, Jennifer Snow No. of Pages: 312 Publication Date: November 1st 2015

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#BookReview: Give it Up (Dean Brothers & Friend #1-3) by Lori Foster

June 8, 2016April 27, 2020 Njkinny 0 Comments 4 Stars

Title and Author: Give it Up by Lori Foster No. of Pages: 384 Series: Dean Brothers & Friend #1-3 Publication Date: November 24th 2015

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#BookReview: Your B&B or Mine by Melissa West

June 3, 2016April 27, 2020 Njkinny 0 Comments 4 Stars

Title and Author: Your B&B or Mine by Melissa West No. of Pages: 165 Publication Date: November 9th 2015 by Entangled

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#BookReview: The Food of Oman: Recipes and Stories from the Gateway to Arabia by Felicia Campbell

June 2, 2016April 27, 2020 Njkinny 0 Comments 4 Stars

Title and Author: The Food of Oman: Recipes and Stories from the Gateway to Arabia by Felicia Campbell No. of Pages:

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#BookReview: Wyoming Rugged (Wyoming Men #5) by Diana Palmer

June 1, 2016May 4, 2020 Njkinny 0 Comments 3 stars, contemporary romance, western romance

Read the Western Romance Book Review by Njkinny on Njkinny’s Blog. Wyoming Rugged by Diana Palmer is a story that had me debating whether I liked it or not. The heroine love’s her father’s friend and there is sixteen year age gap between them. Then the majority of the story is spent in yearning on the heroine’s part and keep-away signals from the hero which then only take a turn for a HEA at almost the end.