Category: NetGalley ARCs

On Thin Ice by Julie Cross

On Thin Ice by Julie Cross

4.5 stars — Dude, if this is the end of the series, I’m going to be really sad.  Each story has been a fascinating look at hockey in a small town, and this one just brought that all together in the most perfect way.  You can totally read it as a standalone, but if you […]

Posted February 5, 2019 by lenoreo in NetGalley ARCs, Reviews / 2 Comments
Even If I Fall by Abigail Johnson

Even If I Fall by Abigail Johnson

3.5 stars — This one ended up being a little weird for me, b/c the thing I usually love most about a book is characters…read any of my reviews, it’s always about the characters.  Normally if I can’t connect with them, the book is just not going to hold my attention.  But this was my […]

Posted January 8, 2019 by lenoreo in NetGalley ARCs, Reviews / 2 Comments
Rabi and Matthew by L.A. Witt

Rabi and Matthew by L.A. Witt

3.5 stars — This was a diverse read that felt like it was there for more than just face value.  We weren’t just told that Rabi was Muslim and Pakistani, we got to see a bit of his life and some of his traditions (such as prayer on Fridays).  I really appreciated that.  Sometimes I […]

Posted December 30, 2018 by lenoreo in NetGalley ARCs, Reviews / 2 Comments
Glass Tidings by Amy Jo Cousins

Glass Tidings by Amy Jo Cousins

3.5 stars — This book has recently been rereleased as an Indie read, but I read an old NetGalley ARC copy from Riptide Publishing…I doubt there were any major changes, but figured I’d mention which version I was specifically reviewing. I find Ms. Cousins writes very differently from most authors I read.  I don’t know […]

Posted December 21, 2018 by lenoreo in NetGalley ARCs, Reviews / 3 Comments
Christmas with You by Heidi McLaughlin, L.P. Dover, Cindi Madsen, R.J. Prescott and Amy Briggs

Christmas with You by Heidi McLaughlin, L.P. Dover, Cindi Madsen, R.J. Prescott and Amy Briggs

Overall: 4 stars — Overall a pretty successful Christmas anthology.  I liked that Gabe and the town of Friendship were both commonalities to each story, though that can sometimes cause continuity issues, because it’s hard for different authors to present the same things.  Most of them seemed to fit, it was just the final story that […]

Posted December 18, 2018 by lenoreo in NetGalley ARCs, Reviews / 4 Comments