Review Card & Book Review- Dangerous Game By Sandra Owens

She just revealed that he’s a father…

And his child is missing.

Within moments of discovering that his unforgettable one-night stand years ago resulted in a baby, Cooper Devlin learns his daughter has been kidnapped. Cooper and his two friends are the Phoenix Three, an organization specializing in finding missing children. Kendall Hart has contacted him because she needs his expertise to save their child. Then the kidnapper communicates that Kendall is the next target. As Cooper’s love for Kendall and their child deepens, his mission to capture the kidnapper and keep his family safe becomes the most important one of his life.

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This book is about Cooper, the last unattached member of the Phoenix Three, whose life is turned upside down when he discovers he has a daughter—and she’s been kidnapped, thrusting him into a desperate race to save her.

Dangerous Game is a thrilling and satisfying conclusion to the Phoenix Three series, blending action, suspense, and heartfelt emotion. Cooper stands out as a relatable hero—less polished than his teammates but deeply loyal and determined. His sudden journey into fatherhood adds urgency and emotional weight to an already gripping plot.

While the initial crisis resolves quickly, it cleverly sets up a deeper, more complex storyline filled with twists and escalating tension. The pacing is fast and engaging, keeping readers hooked from beginning to end.

What truly elevates the novel is the camaraderie within the Phoenix Three. Their bond, along with the strong presence of family and supporting characters, adds warmth and humor that balance the danger and intensity.

Overall, this is an action-packed, emotionally rich romance with a perfect blend of suspense, heart, and loyalty.

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Review Card & Book Review- Love Blooms At The Cornish Cottage By Kim Nash

💔 How do you mend a broken heart? 💔

Michelle finally thought she’d found love with her hot Greek doctor. But when Demetri reveals he’s returning home to care for his sick mother, Michelle’s dream future crumbles. Choosing not to follow him feels like losing more than just love – it feels like losing who she’d started to become.

Determined not to fall apart, Michelle decides to throw herself into rebuilding her life in Sandpiper Shore, but then unexpectedly, Demetri’s brother, Makkis, arrives on her doorstep. Offering him a room seems like the kind thing to do… but the constant reminder of her lost love is difficult for her heartbroken soul.

And the more time she spends with Makkis, the clearer it becomes: there are parts of Demetri she never knew… Just as Michelle starts to heal with a little help from her friends, she’s faced with a decision: fight for the love she knows she deserves, or finally learn how to let go…

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This book is about Michelle, a woman navigating a midlife reset in a picturesque Cornish setting, where self-doubt lingers beneath her kind and thoughtful nature. Settling into her new life, she finds comfort in her weekly gatherings with a loyal group of friends who offer warmth, humour, and unwavering support.

Michelle’s relationship with Demetri, a dedicated but work-absorbed A&E doctor, adds emotional complexity, especially as his demanding career leaves little room for connection. The story takes an engaging turn with the introduction of Makis, Demetri’s brother—similar in appearance but vastly different in personality—bringing contrast, tension, and intrigue.

Kim Nash carefully builds the narrative through Michelle’s perspective, allowing readers to fully understand her vulnerabilities, desires, and personal growth. The character development feels rich and authentic, particularly in portraying the realities of middle-aged life, relationships, and second chances.

With moments of sadness woven through a comforting, cosy atmosphere, this novel balances romance, friendship, and emotional depth beautifully. It’s a heartfelt read filled with laughter, tears, and the reassuring power of community.

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