Beautiful Surrender by Priscilla West

I loved the finale of the trilogy. Vincent and Kristen's relationship has hit some rough points but it has still got plenty of places to go and turns to take. 
Last thing that Kristen was exxpecting is her abusive ex tracking her down. She thought she had covered her tracks. 
This novel threw me a little, due to the fact that it sends the reader back 2 or so years to help understand the backstory of Kristen and Marty. But once I had read this it really helps the rest of the story flow well. A great choice by Priscilla to include this. Finished well. 

This nove was gifted to me through netgalley in exchange for an honest and fair reiew.

Secret Surrender by Priscilla West

This book was gifted to me for an honest review through NetGalley.

I enjoyed the second novel in the series. A lot of hot scenes. We see more of Vincent's former life in this novel and are also introduced to Kristen's ex.
I didn't enjoy this as much as the first, however I am looking forward to the next in the series to see how the story ends.
Priscilla's writing style is very realistic and intimate in this novella.

Forbidden surrender by Priscilla West

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Vincent Sorenson, spoilt millionaire or risk taking bad boy. Both could be used to describe our main character. Kirsten is a finance analyst who is assigned with her boss to win over his account. All the preparation in the world could not prepare her for the feelings she has when she literally falls in his lap at their first business meeting. After what seemed like a failed attempt at winning him over, she is surprised to run into him at a backstreet bar and learning of other ways he does his business. Kirsten is going places with her keen intelligence and knowledge. But can she resist the charm of this bad boy who usually gets what he wants. Will she discover another side to him?
I enjoy Priscilla's writing style. Touching on subjects that can affect us all. Descriptive, not repetitive in her explicit scenes. Can't wait to read more.

Rescued by Priscilla West

I enjoyed the conclusion to Hunter and Lorrie's story. The challenges they face and the road they travel to keep their relationship alive. The problems they face are realistic. The reality of living with MS and coming to terms with it for both of them is hard. But together they learn to be strong and live life to the fullest.

Priscilla has finished off the series well. Rescued being more about the long term relationship, where as the first novel was more about the 'honeymoon' phase of the relationship. Great read for NA, still sexual content that is more suited to 18+

Wrecked by Priscilla West

Lorrie has lost so much in her life, returning to college is hopefully going to be less stressful than she imagines. But she has her best friend to help her through.  Falling in an freezing lake and being rescued by a gorgeous guy who is all muscle and tattoos wasn't on her agenda either. But it could be one of the best things to happen to her, or could it? What is Hunter hiding.. Can these 2 save each other or will it all end in a train wreck?
A well written novel by Priscilla West, had me enjoying the friendships and college campus life. Showing that there is usually more to people than what is on the surface, something that she has displayed well in her characters.  Looking forward to reading rescued to see how their story progresses.

Growing Sideways by Nick Glade-Wright

A great story about a struggling art student who shares his stories the inspiration he finds in life to use on his painting. Joe is a guy he can listen to and take advice from, but can he make him think differently about his family? 
A fun look into the life of a young artist, struggling to make ends meet.

Close to Home - Pamela Cook

Close to home - Coming Home. When Charlie is assigned to a possible Hendra Virus case the last thing she is expecting is that it is in the Home town she fled from so many years before. She hopes to get in and out without being noticed too much. She is in for a shock when she finds out where the outbreak is. The terror and fear all comes back to haunt her as she deals with violence towards herself and others. She is certainly not expecting to find herself attracted to a red hot park ranger either. Can coming home heal the past for her and her estranged family?
Pamela has done a fantastic job with this novel, it flows well together and takes a serious look at serious issues such as Virus outbreaks and the danger they can cause along with domestic violence, however she lightens the story with a romantic pairing and the positive ending to the story, leaving readers looking for more. Thanks for the opportunity to read and review your novel.