When I run into an author I love, I tend to obsess over all their previous works like a manic obsession. This year, I’ve found myself reading a lot more and wanted to share some stories that I’ve truly loved. Note some are published, some not, I love diversity.
Jordan L. Hawk
The first book I ever read of hers was Hainted. Hainted left me shook, and led me to Ms. Hawk’s website, where I then discovered the Whyborne & Griffin series, as well as the exciting SPECTR series. Been reading all her books since. I love all her work. She always pulls me into the worlds she creates and there is nothing more powerful than that.
So, I’m excited to read, Balefire, the newest installment in the Whyborne & Griffin series. Discover this wonderful series here.
Prince Kenzie
The first book I read of hers was Protective Desires. It was recommended to me, and when I was finished, I discovered she had a series going, so I went on the search for more. In I dived, have yet to resurface as I’m in deep now. I love her characters. They make me happy, and leave me smiling for no reason, and there is nothing more important than that. Of late, Kenz is writing a series titled, ‘In Slavery’. It took me a moment to get into the first of this series, but when I did, I’ve found myself following Lenius and the adventures he faces in a world he could not have anticipated. She calls it dark fiction. This series does push the comfort boundaries, but dark or not, I’m insanely invested.
My favorite so far is Peace in slavery, and I am really looking forward to the next installment.
Adjoaq
The first book I ever read of hers was Fiery Heat. There are stories you read because they give you this emotional payback, I don’t know how else to describe it. I like the fact that each of her characters is somehow tied to previous stories, creating a familiar world with new variables each time.
Loving Sweetest Sin the most, as it makes me so happy to read it each time.
PaisleyViking
For heartbreak that hurts so good, keeps you reading until you see happy smiles, check in on these two stories. I read both in one night, woke up with panda eyes, and still wanted more. Once again, both push some serious boundaries of which if you’re uncomfortable reading, then give it a pass. Otherwise, the best of stories.
Breaking Finn & Unbreak My Heart
There are more, but these have stuck in my mind this year. Check them out if you’re looking for something to read!
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