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Out to Find Freedom by Lila Rose

3 August, 2019 Gadget Girl 71

Out to Find Freedom Lila Rose Publication date: July 30th 2019 Genres: Adult, Contemporary, Romance Death and pain. They surround me. Hold me hostage, refusing to let go. But I want to survive. Want to fight. I just don’t know if I have it in me. Maybe dying would be better. It’s the break in… Continue reading Out to Find Freedom by Lila Rose

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One Last Greek Summer

19 July, 20199 October, 2019 Gadget Girl 71

by Mandy Baggot This book was just like going down memory lane for me. As I have been to Kavos in Corfu when I was in my early 20's and had a holiday romance. But unlike our main character I have never been back. The Author has described the Greek Island so well I felt… Continue reading One Last Greek Summer

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Chance By Gilliam’s Lagomarsino

9 July, 20198 July, 2019 Gadget Girl 71

Chance: Book 3 of a 3 book arc Giulia Lagomarsino (Reed Security, #15) Publication date: July 8th 2019 Genres: Adult, Contemporary, Romance Chance is book 15 in the Reed Security Series and should be read in order. It is also part of a 3 book arc. Sniper and Jackson need to be read first. Chance… Continue reading Chance By Gilliam’s Lagomarsino

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Someone Else’s Fairytale

7 July, 20199 October, 2019 Gadget Girl 71

by E M Tippetts This is a really lovely Chic Lit book with a HEA (Happy Ever After). If you don't like Chic Lit this book isn't for you. Also if you like books with sex scenes you won't find any in this book as the main character keeps her chastity. Chloe Winters is a… Continue reading Someone Else’s Fairytale

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The Celtic Connection: Kilts Book 4

5 July, 20199 October, 2019 Gadget Girl 71

by Jeanie M Martin This book was full of surprises for me. It also tackles a very taboo subject that the author has written exquisitely. The way the author portrays depression and suicide it makes me feel as though she has either experienced one or both of these afflictions herself or knows someone who has… Continue reading The Celtic Connection: Kilts Book 4