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Lost Until You

Finding You #1

By Kimberly Daniels

Releasing April 26th, 2018

Evernight Publishing

Camryn Singer never imagined that she would return to the place where she lost everything. To grant a dying wish, she and her young son make the move back to the small Jersey beach town where she grew up, hoping to somehow find the missing pieces of her life. Determined to keep her heart guarded, the last thing she needs is the force that is sexy surfer, Cole Stevens, literally slamming into her life. Struggling against growing feelings for Cole, Camryn tries to focus on life with her son. But when Cole picks the lock to her heart, Camryn knows he might be the one to change everything. Just when Camryn thinks she’s finally finding her happiness, a ghost from the past comes back to haunt her.

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In Lost Until You (Finding You #1) by Kimberly Daniels, returning to her hometown is hard for Cameron Singer, but she made a promise to her late mother and she's not going to break it. Besides, being back could prove to be a good thing, especially with Cole Stevens so determined to win her heart. Will Cameron be able to give another man a chance after everything she's been through or will she walk away to keep Cole safe when her past comes back to haunt her?

This was a wonderful read filled with plenty of emotion that had me smiling at times and crying at others; the main characters were extremely interesting because of all they've been through in their pasts; and the dialogue was compelling because the hero is charming and determined to win the heroine over, no matter how difficult she makes things because she's been hurt before. The way this story started had me liking the heroine immediately, as there's so much love between her and her son. Yet, being back in her hometown isn't easy because the place holds some painful memories for her. Will she stay in her hometown for good?

As for the dialogue, it was intense due to the main characters back stories and everything they go through on their journey to happy ever after including whether the heroine will give the hero a chance and how far the heroine's ex is willing to go for revenge. Moreover, the heroine is strong and brave in coming home, no matter how painful the memories because the small jersey town is actually good for her and helps her to finally heal from her past, especially since she finally learns something that brings someone important back into her life. I also liked how the heroine would do anything for her son, even if it's not good for her to have her ex back in her life. Why couldn't he just stay gone? Yet, what I liked most of all was the close friendship she shares with her best friend since Cameron definitely needs a push in Cole's direction as well as the sound advice and support her best friend gives her.

While the hero, he's been through so much and I could understand why he's afraid to tell the heroine how his past and hers interconnect. I could also sympathize with him when it comes to having to deal with his ex, as she made me think she was desperate. As for the hero, he was charming, confident, good with the heroine's son and I liked how determined he was to win the heroine over. Certainly, she isn't easy to win over, but I liked that he didn't stop trying because they're good for each other and can help each other to heal from the hurts of their pasts. Yet, what I liked most of all about the hero was the growing bond he shares with the heroine's son. It's adorable and I liked that Cole won the little boy over so easily.

Overall, Ms. Daniels has delivered a really good read in this book where the chemistry between this couple was strong; the romance delightful and had me cheering for this couple, as they're good together; and the ending had me worried for one of the main characters, but had me loving that these two ended up so happy. However, it was the epilogue that wrapped this story up nicely, as Cole and Cameron are meant to be. I would recommend Lost Until You by Kimberly Daniels, if you enjoy the friends to lovers trope, second chance romances, or books by authors Brighton Walsh, Stacey Kennedy, Nicole Blanchard and Cecy Robson.

Kimberly Daniels is a middle school English Teacher who took the advice of her students to pursue her writing hobby as a career. When she’s not at her laptop dreaming up new happily-ever-afters, she can be found glued to the TV or Kindle consumed with a new show or book addiction. She lives with her husband and two daughters in in the suburbs of Philadelphia, spending weekends at basketball games, softball fields, and dance recitals.

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Last Resort

By Amber Malloy

Releasing October 21st, 2017

Evernight Publishing

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African American socialite and bestselling crime writer Cayden Young returns to her high school stomping grounds to solve a cold case. Unfortunately, her hot business partner is in her way. In love since high school, they couldn’t work out their rich-girl, poor-boy differences. While she attempts to put the past to rest, she ends up unearthing a more than a decade-old secret that could get her killed.

Former Marine Levi Scott is ready to take over his family’s resort fulltime. The only problem is he needs to buy out his partner, who he happens to be in love with. Always on unsure footing with the wealthy beauty, he is determined to get her out of his life for once and all, and decides the best way to do so is offering to help her solve a thirteen-year-old cold case. Soon, they figure out the murderer may still reside in their posh resort town … and Cayden could be next on their list.

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In Last Resort by Amber Malloy, Cayden Young and Levi Scott have been in love since high school, but they've never been able to get past the differences they have in her being rich and him being the total opposite. However, they're going to have to put aside their differences if Cayden has any hope of solving the cold case she's come to investigate and finally put the past to rest. Yet, as the pair get closer to the truth, the stakes get higher. Will Levi be able to protect Cayden, or will they lose their chance at happy ever after?

I love reading romantic suspense, and this story was a very engaging and thrilling read. Not only because it bounces back and forward from the past to the present and gives readers a wonderful amount of back story on how Cayden came into Levi's life and how much of a whirlwind their relationship over the years has been, but because there was a fantastic combination of suspense and romance that gripped my undivided attention from the very beginning. Will Cayden and Levi be able to work through their differences to finally get their happy ever after?

As for the dialogue, it was intense due to the main characters back stories, as their relationship has been a whirlwind of coming together and never being able to get over their differences; and the suspense, as someone does their best to scare Cayden and Levi off discovering the truth. Will the incidents on resort property be enough for Cayden to drop her investigation? Moreover, the heroine is strong and brave and I really liked her because she was so determined to crack the cold case because she feels justice should be served. I also liked how much of a challenge the heroine provided the hero and how she pushes him to the limits both in the past and the present since they have such strong chemistry. While the hero, he's been through a lot and I could understand why he wants to end their relationship for good because they can't keep fighting the fact that they are different in the heroine being a rich girl and him being a poor boy. Will either of them realize that love and happiness is important than money? Will they be able to overcome their differences to be together? I also liked how confident the hero was in his skills and how protective he was of the heroine. She couldn't go about solving the case without him, not when they both knew how dangerous things could get.

Overall, Ms. Malloy has delivered a really good read in this book where the chemistry between this couple was strong; the romance full of heat and passion; and the ending had me worried for the main characters, but had me liking how everything worked out for the best between them. They've been through so much together and no way can they continue to let the other get away. Yet, it was the epilogue that wrapped this story up perfectly, as these two are finally happy together and I love how they teased the hero's mother, especially when they have such a good surprise. I would recommend Last Resort by Amber Malloy, if you enjoy romantic suspense, the opposites attract trope, or books by authors Tressie Lockwood, Kimberly Smith, Delaney Diamond and Dahlia Rose.

Since the third step always creaked under foot, he counted to ten before he flipped on the lamp and loosened his tie.

“Holy shit, Levi! What the hell?” She jumped while he bit back a chuckle.

“Isn’t that my line?” Beads of water from her shower gathered on her skin. She wore a pair of barely-there yoga shorts, and Levi could see straight through her tank top. Round, full breasts were easy to make out beneath her stretched-too-thin material.

“There’s no way that event ended this early,” she scolded him.

“Forgive me for ruining your heist … should I leave and come back to let you finish?” Everything about the woman turned him on, starting with her messy bun and black-framed glasses.

No rich-girl representative or spoiled brat came to steal time in his shower spa. Instead, the real girl next door stood in front of him. “My shower was one thing, Ms. Young, but my last bottle of wine?”

She held onto a bottle of Riesling, shipped from the Italian vineyard that wanted the resort to use them exclusively. “Do you not remember telling me to stop taking wine from the resort?”

“There’s this thing called inventory, and if a bottle is missing,” he spoke slowly as if talking with a child, “it is considered stolen. Much like what you’re doing right now.” He pointed to the contraband in her hand.

“I beg to differ. You don’t even like Riesling, Mr. Scott.” She smiled innocently. “So what happened? Did you forget something?”

“Now that you mention it…” Taking off his tux jacket, he threw it off to the side. “What do you think about this couch?”

Cayden shook her head, probably not following his line of questioning. “Heirloom? It doesn’t really go with the décor.”

“Exactly! I worked my ass off to make this place look … what’s the word?”

“Modern,” she offered.

“Manly. But we’ll go with your term. Look at this craftsmanship … dark, hardwood floors, straight lines, and that kitchen is a work of art. I made that farmhouse table by hand,” he bragged, glad she didn’t interrupt. “Then there’s this monstrosity … a red velvet Victorian. And let’s not forget the piano. No one plays that shit. Why the hell do we even have it? My mother claims it’s too valuable to put in storage, so she leaves this crap here.”

“I’m guessing you want to get rid of it?”

“Of course, but you know Lydia’s weapon of choice is guilt,” he complained while rolling up his sleeves. “I was thinking if I changed or altered it in some way, then maybe I could tolerate it.”

“Hmmm.” She tilted her head to the side while she relaxed her stance. “What do you have in mind?”

Amber Malloy dreamed of being a double agent but couldn't pass the psyche evaluation. Crushed by despair that she couldn't legally shoot things, Amber pursued her second career choice as pastry chef. When she's not writing or whipping up a mean Snickers Cheesecake, she occasionally spies on her sommelier. Amber is convinced he's faking his French accent.

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